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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-21

Prorram OF ceremonies and fnc OF march
e,- Memorial day. at Somerset, May 80, 1880:
The procession will form al 10 a. NJ. on
Union street. as follows: Sunday Schools
Mershalled by J. r. Scott Euierpean Band /;
Col r. p. cummins Post, No. 30 g. A. X. !;
D-unn C.orps Jas. Hinchman camp 5. of V.
No a. wills Church Band knights Of the
Coldou Eagle; Citizens Oh foot and N car
ri.ces Line a. formed will move down Main
,.-oss street 70 the Diamond, on Main street
70 West thence North TO Lutheran Cemetery
,,-h.-e ceremonies viii be conducted in the
following order; Opening by Commander
n King: Dirge by the band; Prayer by
tyder G. W. Granger Song by the tisoir
oar lgt Comrade, A. G. Davis Part Ind.
conrade II. +. Knepper Part Bird, Comtade
" n. Hochsieticr Part fih, Comrade Oliver
Kpepper streEing Of flowers and music BY
,be band Sounding Of assembly.
The procession will thence couniermarch
IN Main street. west 10 Rosina. south TO Pa
49,, sfreet and German Reform Cemetery
where concluding decorations Hill take place
The column vii then move east on Patriot
10 Main Cr1ss street. thence 20 ilie Soldiers
Monument. IN Couu House square song
by ihe Choir Grafton. By n. J. Prii's' Es4i
Rene5ioiion. - Rev Appleton hssh.
A cordial invitation Is eriended TO all
aoldiers and citizens % unite with us IN oui
Offices of love TO decorate with flowers, and
honor with fitting ceremonies, the graFe'
Of ooufaie- who defended our csqniry ~
her great struggle Of twenty 1--we years ago &c
preserve our national unity
Csc II. Low,
JoSAs Al. Coos,
W. IL SAESEE,
Committee.
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A j. hoskh'
Guernsey. Adams Co. Pa.

Farmers in this vicinity, are about done
PAINTING corn and potatoes.
According 20 present indications apples
and other fruits will be scarce next fall.
EG. Pnts. Il. s. Rhoads, Mamie Pritis
aai Eta zufal, Of this place are attending
he normal IN Somerset
Our genial eood-looking friend ". l..
Walker, made quite Q trip last Sunday night
Iae boys didn't expect il Of hinn- But he
sli there all the same. Go it Willie.
M. G. L. saylor, who is teaching normal
At lockwood. was home, last Sunday on
visit 10 bis mother who has been III fer sew
sa. weeks. bat is slowly conyalescing.
Lull Isl beautiful town situated about
io1r miles east Of Somerset on the somerse'
and Bedford pike. It has a fine store, post
Once. churcA, and school-bouse.
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Potter 4 Clouse. Of WoOdocrry, BEDFORD
County. Pa. assignecs offs. Keagy, manui@c-
toner Of woolsn goods a. the above named
paoe hereby gives notice that taeir sf"n''
+. Il. Smith. viii visit al their customers
curing tbe sumner and fsli. with fnil line
o Eooien goods which be viii trade Tor
sool. our stock is select, and is mani iaa-
b'ed from yoar own WOOL. Ar saith =
il'lorzei 30 settle up az ths books IN his
e'arre and all Old accounts must b. settled
sgdrr TIE season Of 1890. Wool VII b. r.
oesoi in payment Of debts, a. rcf oontfnci-
l-oss vLo know themselves indebted 10 ne
81. pleas hold their wool, and ali oilers
sho vi.h 8 good bargain. p'ease wait On
ouf ufscrut Thaukfal G5r former patronage
teaif rnsIecfully
P01Ira g. klorsE
Assignces offs. Keag.
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Attention Comrades.

The members of r. ?. Cummins Post, No.
BIO are hereby requested TO meet in Grand
Army Hall on Memorial Day, Friday, May
sOth, at 0 a. M. sharp. All comrades are in
duty bound to be present, and so far as they
arc able, will be expected to march with the
Post, and assist in the decoration ofgraves.
BY order Of
GEO. II. LOVE, II. KING,
Adjutant. Commander.
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Telegraphy.

Miss Mamie L. Cunningham, an exper-
fenced telegraph operator and during the
past year instructor in the Allegheny School
Of Telegraphy, Pittsburgh, viii open class
in Somerset early in June. Here is a first
rate opportunity for young ladies and gen.
tlemen desiring to learn the art at reason
able rates.
For further information address
MISS MAMIE J.. CuNNINGHAM,
Somerset. Pa.
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farmers. Lock 20 Your Interests.
Ftur-l our dIa-k. .lr your very iae--
l-rr fnr ra.f -sas0n. and heE leave
gru eltl olf extensive WORKS nos
o.a-an srrr of ground Wc hope %
a EI an o1r uhalesalc and reiaii
rr
f .nraead H.lh b p. Hoier. 81
@ .rr-.t C.ur'r and Peter ink 20
eaf i1 a.f ofdes We iafl assured
~ uI le ah'e to name prices and terms
FE satisfactory to Oh.
a. ss-r.e Id regard io our works ana
a.I.s Or aa1afeiaring Gni-class ief
1- se uEe fhf liberty of naming Hon.
fsasser and IS B Godor both gentle
On ulass gerac.ty uil uot b. doubted and
t-af..,sl our works daring ihc fall oi 80
la bellIl of ths ,1sgaehaIna feriilizer
la of Baltimore City.
Respectfully,
A. J. KosER,
Guernsey. Adams Co. Pa.
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TO RulIasrs and contraotors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned for the building committee of
Mt. Carmel white Oikl congregation, for
the erection of a new church building near
Wittenburg Somerset county, Pa, until
June Is, 1896. Plans and specifications may
be seen at the residence Of the subscriber in
Meyersdale, Pa or will be furnished on APP
plication. REV. NJ l.. YOUNG.
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BeRLIs, Pa, May le

BERLIN Pa, May - 800.
EDrToR HERALD. Please announce through
the columns Of your paper that have con-
eluded not 10 be a candidate for the office of
Prothonoiary at the coming Republican Pri-
mary election, and permit me 70 return my
sincere thanks 20 my many friends for the
support and announcement rendered me.
JosEPH L. MASON.
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PARKER & PARKER'S.
. EGAL NOTICE
WHoLEsALE LIQUOR LICENSES.

NOTICE {. hereby given that lhc following
uafnasl persons have lied in ms oftrc their az
plcatiuiis for Wholesale Iiqung License and ihc
same vii i,e presented 90 me CONT for allowance
on
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Somerset's Hero.

From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
General William II. koontz, of Somerset,
Pa. accompanied by his wife, is guest OF
the Girard House. The General gained his
title by gallant conduct in hard-fought bat
ties in the late war
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hlye on hand ai nay factory one miie
s-h Of Somerset. a lot Of good plain and
sapel and plaid hanneis, aud skirting IN
il .uilbe oolors
ASH gray fancy and balmoral stocking
san Germantown knitting yarn in aii
r1- and shades. al our own make ana
rua'asI ta give satisfaction, which ] VII
RS arr .1r wool
l a-i s-.urinr done on short i'-
n WeeI sr.l your Wool much cheaper
lr r.1 aa possibly Do it 90 home.
ID. alt Ir NlaI
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THE following communication in reply to
the slanderous attack on the Board Of Pen
sion Examiners for this county, in Gen. VIM,
II. Koontzs personal organ, was handed in
too late for publication in last weeks HER-
ALn.-Ep.l
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Notice.

Ia consequence of lameness, resulting
from a broken knee, it is impossible for me
to make canvas as candidate for the As
sembiy therefore decline being candi-
date To my friends who 50 kindly proiler-
ed me their support, tender many thanks.
Very Respectfully,
A. ]. CoIBoRs.
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Notice.

Persons having any business TO tranact
With The estate of VIM S. Morgan, deceased
Gao meet me al the Pro;honotary' 5 Office IN
sugset. on Monday and Tuesday, May
.5l ard z7.h. 1850. Court week.
,. S. FLICK,
Executor # Wm. S. Morgan. decd
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A pMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE

Estate OF George J. Countrynsn, late OF Quema'
honing Twp Somerset Co, Pc, decd.
Letters OF Administration on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned by the
proper authority notice is hereby given 70 all
persons indebted to ssid estate 70 make immedi-
diafe payment and those having claims against
the same win present them duly authenticated
for settlement 70 the Administrator, at the late
residence OF said deceased on Thursday, June 20,
lsqO, between the hours o. and ?. m, of said
day, when aud where they will attend for said
pnrtose IEtINDA cor NTRYMAN,
JGAN o. HAY.
mav2i. Administrators.
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..o,el al P.ekFR & rArEFl's.
.5l for Wool by PARKER & PARSER.
s,slist Is a sort OF sinner-siir per.
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A good deal Of excitement has been caus-
ed among creamery and dairy people and
farmers wives who use ooloring material in
their butter. by the remarkable decision Of
Internal Revenue Commissioner Miller that
on al butter that is colored artiicially an
internal revenue tax Of two cents pound
mast be paid, the same as on oieomargarine
Tie commissioner decided that the use Of
annatto or other ooloring matter is fraud
because It makes the butter appear TO be Of
better quality than it really is. The ques-
ton is. VIII the courts sustain the commits
si0ners decision.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Albert Phillippi late of stonycrcek
Township, Somerset County, Pa.
Letters OF administration on the above estate hsy-
ing been granted tothe undersigned by the proper
authority notice is hereby given 20 all persons
indeh,Gd 80 said estate 10 make immediate pay
fbent and those having claims against the same
viii present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on OF before THURSDAY. June 5, lsSO. at the
house of the Administrators. in Brothersyalley
township. -
SAMUEL F. RElMAN
aprR Administrator
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Hle and Furs, VIII pay the highest
--.t mice for az kinds Of hides, pel,s and
f-s ] slso want 500 cords Of Rock OAK and
s-roa Bark. 100 cords wanted at once.
an on me at my residence, immedi-
r-lr west Of the Z. q c. Station.
II. G. CUNKEGuAN.
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PRIrTs & kAgTNER,
No. 3. Baer S Block,
Wool Wanted.

fr-n pay 3S cents per pound for good,
-t-ua.led wool, on book account. or 40
,.t, in goods. viz Clothing Carpets, Boots
g- Hats CAPS. Dry Goods, Notions, and
gs.. Furnishing Goods.
4. H0LDERBAUM.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-21

Mrs. Samuel C. Pic, the Oldest resident,
and one Of the most estimable ladies Of
this borough. died at the residence OF her
son, Mr.. Irwin Pile, shortly after noon Tues
day. May 18th, in her 9lst year. She was
the only child Of Jacob and Mary Gran,
who we're among the pioneers Of this coun-
tv. anl whose memory is still Kept green in
many households, where their sterling and
simple virtues are from time 70 time recited.
Mrs. Pile was the m2tasr Of ten childre
five sons and five daughters eight Of whom
are still living Rev. Graft NJ. Of Missouri,
Judge George ". and Irwin, Of Somerset,
Samuel r., of Washington, d. C., Mrs.
Amelia c. Row. Of Ciearfeld, Pa, Mrs. Caro-
line Parson, Of Somerset, Mrs. sadie Sohell.
Of Connellsyille, aud Mrs. Belle Kuriz Of
Newton. Kansas Those deceased are Mrs.
Mary n. Chorpening, and Aaron H. Pile,
late of san Francisco. Cal. There arc now
living = grandchildren, - great grandchil-
dren. and three great great grand dchildFcn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-21

Ladies visiting Johustown, do not fail to
call at the new millinery bazar Of Mrs. James
quinn, 81 Main street. Everything new
and nobby in the millinery and fancy goods
lines. Bonneis and hats trimmed 10 order
on short notice.
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A Chance to Make Money.

Salary and expenses paid, or commission,
II preferred Statesmen wanted everywhere.
No experience needed. Address, stating age
The G. L. Van Dusen Nursery Co., Geneva,
New York.
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A Salary

wtt crpeases paid will come handy ioany-
4bois now outofemploymeHt especial
.-aae-e DO previous experience IS required
-,. tie position. Ifyou want position,
..ig-rscment on this page headed, a
r.-1os 10 Make Money.
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old time Sunday school boys, whose hair
= fast being hieached iy the frosts Of age
recall tie name Of Van Aulberg with feel
ines Of delight. and on learning that his
famous uensrerie vas sesin 20 visit somer-
se-. consolidated With Walter L. Mains
popalar troupe Of aorohats, rymuasts' and
sauosrriaus. gathered tie youths who are
nridly filing the footprints len by them
iu ihe sanis of time. about tbem and com-
merorl tumnr their heads with The Wild
.st ertrararanoe- concerning the marvellous
wonders Cf laf hnous teuted show. In
sec8. many oi their venerable eyes opened
10 tbs csrae'ty of drum heads when in ret
-,.r,rtion hey recalled The golden chsriots
and rliuenng paFaphanalia of the original
exhibition.
The curiosity of the boys and girls. Is well
ss of those who were boys ard girls a long
lime sso. xas excited 10 the highest pitch,
and II we may be permitted to Judge from
,be radiance Of their oountenances at the
close Of this afternoons entertainment tier
f,ndsst auticipaiions were realized. The
daring hazardous and clever fesis of the
many artists woe as good as The arena az
G,rss pnd each snd every performance was
greeted with round of applause. No games
Of chance were permitted on the grouncs'
and there was an entire absence OF vuigarity
on the part OF the show people, which speaks
vel for the management.
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An Increase Of pension has been grained
Joseph stun, shanksville Henry II Gard
ner BakefsYille, aud Geo. W. Pile. Rock
w0oi.
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Andrew J. saylor aud Andrew Woy. Of
somerset township, and Chauncy H, Lam
bert ofshade township, have been granted
pensions.
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~ drugs Al snyders.


pale drugs al snyiers.
.a,ea al P,sKER & rArgrl's.
,l e,r Wool by PAaSrR & PARSER.
i,slist isa sort Of sinner-siir per
instruments at snydeTs drug
90 IS headquarters for Tobacco and
,.a good time to guess on the towns
... and violin strings at snyder's
Of all kinds at John n. snydsr's
rn. b. shafer's advertisement in an
.;csa a line ofnew Blankets in
vsi.eand RED, at PARSER & PAREER's
white MiddHngs, III. i4o pound
i sbrocks Grocery, Flour and Feed
.he alternate sunshine ana warm
r'- s.,,s should be abundant on Deco
sa Day
g..ts-d and Lake Fish in stock at Nah
s4-,t-. Country produce taken in
.-re for goods at al times
-, s,,.rock is agent for Chase q San
goiee RIO. Mocha end Java colee.
aal use tie pare article.
brv vour Timothy and Clover
80 Nsblon Schrock. He keeps in
b.s. re. cleaned Western seed.
.-...s market Price paid for Wool c;
-.rrE& PaEEus
- ne deceived, but have Mahlon
f 5sliver you a sack Of his Fancy
80 Flour. and you viii buy 10 9th
rr-ry sack is warranted.
. ,-.lsy was Ascension Day, and super
housewives carefully laid aside
r. and thread. and accomplished their
"a 5rties with just as little work as
aa5e
r.b,ve on hand large number of good
vpish we will sell in quantities to suit
--.baser. Prices very reasonable. Yard
.,po.ite the planning mill.
HoLBRooK Bios. & PARsoN.
--.-;,s psrchascd the book store ofG- W.
- re solicit liberal share Of the
-. ,,t75nare. We have full line of
I.l hooks and supplies for spring and
lo-mal schools.
No. 8. Baer's Block.
--.o f,''rwir- named letters remaining in
,-p.s.ofice at Somerset, VIII be sent 10 the
1..s Letter Office If not called for in ten
- from this date, May p, 1890.
lbs-, Rev. F.. Anderson, Mrs Carrie
~ Alice Couehenor, CT. Fritz, Wm.
5-- Annie: Lucas, J. f.. Merron, Wal
II. pugh Charles L Sayler, Miss Annie
s..s- Ella. Shoemaker, Leila Ber iebi e.
-T.g Burkholder. Mary Brehm, G. W.
7.r,s- Wm. j.; Holsapple, Daniel ickes,
r,eb C valaes, Y. f.. Thomas, Simon.
JOSIAH KELLER, 7. N.
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Wool Wanted.

In exchange for all kinds Of dry goods,
millinery goods, notions, curtains, etc.
Price of wool, SS cents.
MRs. A. +. Uni.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-21

Moses Barron has been appointed post
master at bawondale, an Office recently
10 Miadlecreek township
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physicians against an assault made by an
irresponsible couple, of what soldiers style,
"Bummers and coffee coolers. who ostensi-
bly, control ihe personal organ. 1t only
shows to what desperate shifts they are
driven in their malignant eagerness 10 as
sauls Mr.. Scall, and will neither injure the
gentlemen slandered, nor him. in the esti-
nation OF men who love decency and de-
spise lying and fraud.
a SOLDIERS FnIESD
The slanderous assault referred to was
most likely written by a soldier of the type
described in the following item which we
find in a recent issue OF the Johnstown 7ri-
6aiae.
Somerset's Hero.
From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
General William H. Koontz, of Somerset,
Pa, accompanied by his wife, is guest OF
the Girard House. The General gained his
title by gallant conduct in hard-fought bat
ties in the late war
In order that our readers may fully un-
derstand the position of these INSCRIPTIONS
tEaducers of respectable citizsns, we publish
herewith the miserable, shambling, coward
" back-down of the personal organ of Gen.
Vim. II. Koontz, whose sole mission is TO
villify and SANDER all Republicans gsoidiers
included,) who adhere to the party organiza-
ton, and who will not dance as the doughty
General pipes.
From Gen. VIM. II. Koontz's personal organ Of
May 10th.
There has been some talk lately to the
effect that the present Pension Examining
Board for this county is composed OF physl-
clans who were not soldiers. A communi-
cation signed Twenty Soldiers was print
ed in this paper last week, in which such
charge was made. We deemed 1t prudent TO
print this communication in order that the
charge might be properly refuted, and the
matter thus permanently settled. reply
will be found in this issue by soldier who
was a member of the same company in
which Dr. w. Fl. Gsrdner-a member of the
Pension Board-served. This is all-snitcent
proof that the charge is erroneous, and
should terminate all quibbling.
We have endeavored TO learn OF any
dissatisfaction that may exist, and find
that there is but little, if any. The other
members of the board-Dr. Ii. 5. Kim
mel of this place, and DR.. Covode, OF
Jenner Y Roads-aS well as DIR. Gardner
are men who stand high in their profession
in this county and whose fitness for the
position they occupy will not be questioned.
We have heard no complaint of uniSirness
or discrimination and believe in view OF the
high character Of the board there can be
none
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-21

9ere j. Bnai well-known resident OF
DFo'heFs'alley township. died very unex-
peciedly suuday night
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The father Of the Nicely boys was here
visiting his sons the other day. He has not
yet given up hope FOR a commutation OF
sentence and will ask the Pardon Board for
a rehcaring Of the case. He says he has
some important additional evidence to lay
before the Board and be thinks a rehearing
viii he granted He says he has already
spent six thousand dollars in his effort 10
clear his sons and viii spend all he is worth.
- Iadiana Nssreaqer.
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The South Penn News from Another
Source.

Source.
FJo,n the Philadelphia Record.
Pennsylvania railroad engineers are max
ing surveys from the Cumberland Valley
road through franklin, Fulton, and Bed
ford counties to Mount Dallas, on the Bed
ford division, for line paralleling the South
Penn. The object is thought to be a bluff
against the Reading, which is pushing west
ward. rather than the construction of a new
road.
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\ telegram was received by John o. kim
nell, Esq, this, Tuesday morning, aunounc-
ing the death Of his brother, Judge F. NJ.
Aimmeli, at Chambersburg, at o'clock A.
" Judge KimmelIs many relatives and
friends IN Somerset were entirely unprepared
lot this sudden announcement of his death,
as they had not been notified Of his illness.
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A DMINIsTRAToRs NOT cE.

"a
Estate of Sem j. Thomas, deo'd. hate of Cone
lnaagh TWP Somerset Co, Pa.
Ietters Of Administration on he above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority notice is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted 70 said estate TO make imInedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
the ssme viii present them duly authenticated
for scttlemen: on Saturday, the 18th day of june,
1890 az the late residence of the deceased, in
said township. .
F. W Biesecker Atty Administrator.
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The Rev. Herbert d. Ward, making a
Pea for short Novels in the Boston 7fcp-
e'la, said recently, A taste educated by
sEch master as Gcy &c Maupassant viii
teach Us what We want Many critics have
already called attention to the value Of
&c MauPassani's tales in The Old Nueler
considered as lessons IN the art of short
story writing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-21

Counsel for the Nicely boys appeared be-
fore the State Board Of Pardons, in session
at Harrisburg to-day, Tuesday, to ask for
rehearing in the ease of the condemned
murderers We have been unable to learn
on what grounds a rehearing is asked, bu; it
is generally supposed TO be on the plea Of
aher-discovered evidence. Il is not at all
probable that a rehearns viii be granted
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-21
GRAND OPENING
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

Our lines are complete We prepared to show full line Of
Foreign prices that cannot be reached for the
quality Of Goods
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5. +. Rayman, of Brothersvalley township,
met with an accident Saturday that will
keep him confined to his house for several
weeks. Some time ago he bought hand
some young unbroken stallion from a West
moreland county dealer. and while attempt
ing to break him to the saddle was thrown
against the barnysrd fence. sustaining a
fracture of his left arm and collar bone
Mr. Enoch Plough is one Of the foremost
stock fanciers of this county, and always
has two or three animals that attract the
attention and admiration Of breeders. At
present be has the haudsomest two year old
Jersey heifer TO be found in this section of
the State, aor which be has refused several
very tempting oilers Ose day last week
he sold his pretty, dark brown driving marc
to J. NJ. Murdock Il Bros, Johnstown lum-
Der dealers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-21

lne hHnAln's advertisers occupy an un.
usual number of car columns this week.
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The slanderous assault referred to was
most likely written by soldier of the type
described in the following item which we
find in a recent issue OF the Johnstown 7ri-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-21
MONDAY, MAY 20. 90.
ExECUTRIx' NOTICE.

Estate Of Samuel FOrney sr.. deed. late of
BrOtheryalley Twp, Somerset Co. Pa.
Letters tesigmeniary on the above estate hev-
ing been granted 20 the undersigned by the prop
er authority. notice is hereby given 70 all per-
sons indebted TO said estate 70 make immediate
payment and those having claims against the
sane VIII present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday. June IS $50 al the late
residence Of the deceased
ANNIE +. YODER,
May21. Executrix.