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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

The lollowing item from Columbus
Ohio. paper will prove interesting 10 the
many home friends Of Lieutenant Alex Ogle
The trustees Of the State University this
morning were engaged in examining the sp-
plicAtions and references of the military gen
tlemen. Of whom one is 10 be appointed to
succeed Lieutenant Kilbourne. The war de-
partment refused to extend the lieutenant's
tour Of duty at that institution on the iheo-
" thar IL would be unjust to other officers
who are eligible 70 the position. QIite
number Of applications were made. all high
ly recommended. and it was no easy matter
for the board TO decide what one the depart
ment should be asked to detail. but after
many formal and inf1rmal ballots, Leuten-
ant Alexander Ogle. Of the Seventeenth
United Slater Infantry, was elected to the
chair Of military science aud tactics aud he
will be so recommended.
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
DR.. SaddIer, SO4 Penn Avenue,
PittsburQ.


The most reliable person to consult,
Because He is thoroughly educated in gem
eral medicine.
Because He has had the largest experience
in his specialties Of any man west of the
mountain.
Because His reputation depends upon the
satisfaction of those who have expert
enced his results
Because: He is not afraid 10 have results in
vestigaied and compared with the best
GaylUhcre.
Because: He gives you thorough examina-
ton and reliable opinion of your dura-
5ility. before you begin treatment
Because He gives his personal attention TO
ererg case.
BECAUSE: He gives the least possible pain in
all treatments.
Because: He does not experiment.
Because: Your circumstances govern his
charges.
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Pittsourg Nurseries.

Messrs John T. & A. Murdoch have sent
Us their beautiful spring catalogue OF Trees,
Seeds. Hardy Roses, Vines. etc. II is print
ed by Percy F Smith and is a gem in every
respect See advertisement in another col
umn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

Contrary to the usual high state Of public
feeling annually manifested by the residents
Of somerset Rhen applications for liquor
licenses are TO acted upon By the'eourt, the
local ball Of Justice was verv sparseiy filed
when the question was called up al Thurs
dav afternoons session. lawyer a c. Hol-
bert. representing the application Of Ms.
Jane Winters. Of the C5mmercial Hotel, was
first to claim the attention Of the court
Considerable interest was experienced by
that gentleman's fellow-aitoTneys TO hear
how be would explain bis incongruous Po-
si;iOn-he having appeared in behalf Of the
remo.sfrants last year. Mr.. HOlberi opened
with quotation from the title page OF
Alexander stephens history Of the War
Between The states: Times change aud
men ofien change with them, but principles
never He then proceeded 10 discharge
bomb that he bad jeaiousiy guarded, which
when exploded struck the spectators with
anlazement, and caused The learned gentle
men on the Bench 10 elevate their brows
and prick up their ears in a startled man
ner. He charged that there was DO remcn-
STRANGE before the court against granting
license to bis client. inasmuch as the afii'ia-
Wit required TO be made 70 the remOnstrance
did not contain the signature Of Prothon-
otary Horner to the jurat- Mr.. Holbert's
argument. which was confned principally
TO this point, was most intelligent and logic
al. and. as il subsequently appeared, lefi its
impression on the court.
Mr. CofrOih argued the case for the ne
naons,rants he claimed that the papers in
question had been deposited in the Proihon-
otary's Office in due time. and insisted that
license should not be granted On mere
iecllnicaliry of such character
wm. H Koontz appeared in behalf Of the
application Of Mr.. Tayman.
Afer consulting with bis associates. Judge
Baer refused the application Of Mr. rayman,
the principal ground for refusal being the
close proximity Of his house 70 church.
AMI made - order that DISPOSITIONS BE- taken
IN thacA.s Of Mr.. Winters license, return
able st April adjourned court
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Nessrs. George Plat and Ell 5. Kaniner
have purchased the grocery establishment Of
Josiah Keller, and will take possession dur
ing the present week. Both young men are
well and fayorably known 10 the residents
ofsomerset, and we have no doubt will meet
with the rich success in their new venture
that they deserve.
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TERMS

The shsre Of the widow Of the purchase money
ioDe third after Payment Of AL Just debts and le
chaser during the natural life of Maria Kirnnlei
the widow Of Edwart, kinnael. deceased. ard The,
Interest thereof shall be annually and regularly
PAID 20 her By the purchaser. hs heirs and assigns
or otherN lse as rents recoverable in ths Com
uonNesith Wnich The said "a idow shall accept
10 full satisfaction of her doveT. in the premises
and at her dsceEse her share % the purchase
money shall he pa q to the heirs Of Ed1ari kim
mi, deceased. The balance shall D. paid in
ttrse ogaGf psgnsEts ten Per cent 70 be paid down
on DAY oi sale. the remainder Of oncihird az the
confirmation Of the sale ore-th:rd IN one year
and the remaining third in two yeas. With inter
81 ON the deferred payIncnts from the cOndrma-
iicn Of the sale Possession giyea Is. OF fTii s9
4AkGRETgA IA NcCLARRAN
a. G. KlMNEI.
Feb-6- Trustees.
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EInh.

Consignments Of maekerel fsh-the best
on The narket-and lake herring have been
received and we Offer them at prices fairly
low. for cash or is exchange for country
Respectfully,
Cook 4 BE<Rrrs
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DR.. David Z. baldwin. Of Somerset town
ship. informs Us that his family has been
sorely siil icicd this winter Several Of bis
children have been down for the past 1--we
months with typhoid fever. and few weeks
ago bis wife was stricken with the same dis
ease aud Is at present in very critical con-
diiion. oxing to the dread Of the disease
that exists in the neighborhood Of his home,
II is impossible for him TO procure any as
sistsnce in nursing his sick
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/ pMINlsrRAroR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of John Weaver, deed. la.e Of Paint Txp..
Somerset Co. Pa
Letters ef administration on the above estate
having been granted 10 The undersigned b. the
proper authority. notice i hereby gwen 10 al
persons Indebted % aid estate TO make iiumedi-
sfe payment, and th1ee having claims or de-
nallds against the sanls viii present them duly
authenticated for settlement r. the undersigned
AdHnfnistrafrix. ~ The late residence Of decreased
in Paint Township, On OF before Th1rsilay tie
18th day Of March, la
CATHARINE WEAVER,
janza Adminhtrafrix
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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 10 be indebted to the estate, will please
call and see me at once.
TT per.
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Estate Of Or. J. X Miller. deceased lste Of som
ersef Borough. Somerset county Pa
Letters festarne1.ary on the estate or Dr. T.
Miller. late OF Ssulerset Borough dec'd having
been granted so he Undersigned. notice i hereby
given - all persons indebted 20 said estate 70
male immediate payment and ihose having
Claims against The SAME VII present them duly
Authenticated fsr settlement and allowance ca
saturday. March /. 1890. Al the residence o. A. j.
Colb01l ESQ., IN scmerses, Pa
JENNIE MILLER.
isn1a Exccutrix
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Mr.. +. J. Ssese, Of Ogle township writes
us in regard TO an interview with State Or
nithologist Warren, which appeared in this
column several week, ago concerning a new
species Of rabbit that has appeared in west
ern Pennsylvania Mr.. Seese says that the
species referred to wearing a white coat in
winter and grey in simmer is native Of that
township that he has frequently beard bis
grand father and father speak of them and
that be himself has seen them every winter
during the past ffly years. He says they
are al least one-third larger than the COM
mon grey rabbit and wear very heavy coat
Of fur
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

Prof John II. Cessna, Superintendent Of
Schools OF Bedf5rd County, who was a cAndi-
date for election for fourth term on Satur-
day announced his withdzwal from the
contes;. This Leaves the contest 10 Prof. y.
; RePiogle, Of saxton; Prot. c. J. Potts Of
Scheilsburs and Prof D. W snyder, Of
West Providence township The election
viii take place al a county convention ofthe
school directors to be held in Bedford on
Tuesday. May 6.h
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Dennis Eichnor. Esq, formerly of Meyers.
dale, but for the past two years resident Of
Salt Lake City, was last week appointed city
solicitor by the liberal party who recently
came into power.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

The attendance at court this week is very
sim. there being but few persons present ex-
cept snitoTs jurors and witnesses.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

Two hundred and fifty-fve applicants for
reiaii liquor dealers lioerse have been filed
with the Prothonotary Of Cambria county.
One hundred and four Of the number came
from Johnstown.
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TERMS:
A pMINIsrgAToR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of Lewis Keiser. deed, late Of euerahon-
ing Twp. somerset County. Pa
Lette, Of Administration on the above esiai ;
having been granted 10 ibe undersigned By ID :
proper authority, notice il hereby given 20 q I
persons indebted 70 said estate 70 make irnedi-
ate payment, and those having claims asains.
the same viii present them duly authenticated
for settlement on or befor- TUESDAY. the nth
day Of aErh, Iss9. al the residence Of he Admin
istrstor in Quemahoning Township
OLIVER F. 81 HAVER
jams Administrator.
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Potatoes.

Two car loads have been added 10 our
stock, and We now have an abundant supply
for everybody. Send US your orders which
shall have prompt attention.
Respectfully,
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school reachers. Attention

Send to Fishers Book Store for cards.
chromos, and other rewards for last days Of
school. You can send price in postage
stamps Cards, chromos and books mailed
promptly. CHAs. II. FISHER.
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The county commissioners have reqlested
Us TO advise the parents Of Somerset youth.
OF the necessity Of impressing upon their
minds the fac; that there is penalty against
ceiacing the walls Of public buildings The
halls Of the court house which were recent
ly painted have been muti,ated in many
diiieIept ways, and the commissioners pro-
pose 10 make an example Of the FIRST one
detected III disfguring lhem.
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Josiah Keller has flied his bond at the
Post ofiioe Department, and expects 10 re-
ceive his commission as postmaster for SOM
erset this week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

Secretary Ire Of the State Board Of Health
has issued the following circular 4 have
received information from the Stale Board
Of Health Of Connecticut that smallpox How
exists at Eve different points in the central
portion Of the State. The infected towns are
Windsor Locks. Woodsi0cks. Waterbury.
East Windsor and Meriden. Many persons
have been exposed 10 the contsgiou, in con-
sequence Of the fact that individuals suffer
ing from the disease have been allowed 10
travel in public conveyances. Il j., there
fore. recommended that all persons who
may have occasion 70 visit the region indi-
Gated take the precaution TO be yaccinated
before leaving home. The disease has also
been officially reported during The past two
weeks from the State Of Ohio. Michigan, Hi
nois aud Massachusetts, Health oTticers in
Pennsylvania. especially in the western part
OF The state, shoald, therefore be on the
lookout for sporadic cases
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Syrus Il. loder, OF Casselman. has been
granted pension, and Abram A Miller. Of
crsina, has been granted an increase Of pen
slon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

Ar. ; /. Picking who Is employed in the
United states Lighthouse service al Chicago.
arrived ia Somerset Monday morning.
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Ar. Jacob kaniz, Of JOhnstown, spent
Monday in Somerset. He was called 10 his
home ~ this couaty to welcome new born
heir
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

Ar. Ed Hoover. one day last week. sold
ms distillery in Brothervalley township to
Mr.. Ed Walters. the celebrated Baltimore
iistiller.
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owners os ice hoases we're busiiy engaged
Monday and Tuesday aliing them with ice
about two inches thick.
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DIED..

GARDNER.-on Friday February 7th,
1880, Ludwiek Gardner. Of Baskerville, Pa,
aged GO years. 3 months and i6dsys.
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PuRIc SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate !!

DY VIRTUE Of an order issued to me BY the
D Or hans Court Trustee FOR the sale OF the
keal Estate Of Gait arine A. smith, deceased, no
tiee Is hereby given that will expose for sale az
public outcry, on the premises. on
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
Of
Valuable Real Estate.


o. VIRTUE ofAn order issued ont af the or
Undersigned direrted. be sill extalss 10 public
sale on the premises Al the late residence Of Ben
j&Inin stun deed. on
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1880,
al O'Clock P ~, the following described real
ssIzie OF said decd. viz.
4 ceuAin tract OF and situate IN Jeaner town
ship. s0tnerset county, Pa, adjoining laud Of
Jonathan skunk. Henry Kline Levi Frieiline
eild lTheTs- and lying along the public rosd lead
ing from tne l0hnStawu aud Slmerset turnpike
20 the Bedford Egd PlItsbuTg turupike contain
ing 80 acres more ug less. Of which about - acres
are cleared ami IN good state of cultivation
and the remainder being well tlmbered
Having thereon crectsf two story log dwell
iHg house. with ueW Que story plank addition
for kitchen. large tae-siory plank eaFgenter
shop. q blacksmith shop. stable smoke hoEise
grsnary, and Ulber outbuildings The7e j. q
large apple. peach, pear, aa'l cherry orchard on
the premises.
TERMS: a5Ts Tsa per :, cent = Of .9 ne pun, purchase @
day Of sale. aud the remainder 81 one third on
is.o ODe-thiTd iafter the payment Of debtsl TO
remain lien on the premises the interest thereof
20 be paid annually 10 Jane oiuiit widow during
her life, and AZ her death the said principal su
20 be paid 10 the heirs and legal repre sentatives
OF said deceaent the remainder OF said purch ase
Ins'ney 10 b. payable IN two equal payments one
due April. lsei, and the other due / APRIL ls.s2
with Interest on deferred psymeats from April.
i-9o.
VII swANK
Feb 18th admir- Of Benjamin sum, deed
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Charley, eldest son of Alex Benford, Of
this borough, died at the residence Of bis
father "Wednesday morning. after a prolonged
sickness. He had been engaged in the mer-
camille business at Holiidsysbarg for several
years prior to his death. and was brought TO
Somerset about ten days preceding his
death. His wife and two children survive.
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LEBoY FOEQuEE,
J. c. FoRsYrsE.
EsxE CuSSISGHAN.

Church Dedication at Hyndman.
The Hyndman, Bedford county Disciple
church was dedicated last Sunday The min
isters present were the two county evangei-
lists, w. II. Applegate and r l. Noel, and
Peter Vogel. The church IS the finest and
best located in the, place and is 5ix32 feet.
with vestibnle and two Sanday-school and
dressing rooms. Including furniture, the
total COSTS over 8, 100 over 81 900 of which
remained 10 be raised on dedication day.
About $50 Of this sum was assumed by
three members, who hope that others will
help to psy it. PErEE yoeEL.
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letters remaining at the
q oiiee vii Be sent to the Dead
" Washington, D. c., if not
la
o. 2 Il Berizier. Michael ;
asi Failinger. Lacy Gea-
ossi-i, Bessie Griffin. : .:
LEM. Emil: Michler,
.i'o fnedrioo Priiis, Matilda;
Eeiz, Daniel shaf.-. Jno
Nh Katie Shaser. wm.
"al''r } II wngbt Re-.
M II sufiaf. Msa,ie
J n. CoFfEOTH. P. n.
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where to Buy carpets.

lockwood Normal School
VIII open Monday. April 18th. For par
tieulsrs address c. L. saylor, or o. o. Say
ler. lockwood, Pa
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ExEcUToRs' NOTICE

Estate ef soiOTron y Hammer, deceased, late Of
Jenner Twp. Somerset Co. Pa
Letters tesiameniary on shove estate having
been granted u the undersigned by the proper
authority notice Is hereby given 10 ali persons
indebted to said estate 10 make Immediate Iay-
nenf. and those having claims against The same
viii present them sinly authenticated tor settle
ment on Friday April 4, lsa9 Al the late residence
Of deceased
JOHN c HAMMER.
DAVID ". HAMMER
feh2h. Exoutors
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]. q. Cm, Ast9nsy.
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RssoIutIons Of Respect.

WHEREAS. Brother J. Wesley Phillippi, Of
Ursina Lodge No sos l. o. o. F., having
been removed by death on the morning Of
February ls, 1890 in his S5th year. leaving
a widow and three small children to mourn
his--whai wonld seem 10 ns-unseasonsble
removal, we're 1t not for the comforting
promise that all things are for good. There
fore,
Resolued, That while we sympathize with
thefamily OF our deceased brother, yet our
feelings are modified by the hope based on
the promise that all things are destined by
the Great Ruler for our good.
ResOirod, That by this and many other
dispensations Of Providence, we are again
reminded Of the breviiy Of life, the certainty
of death. aud the great neei of working
while il is yet day, knowing that the night
cometb.
Rcsoirca, That these resolutions Of con-
dOlence be recorded on the minutes Of this
Lodge, ihaia copy be presented to the family
Of the deceased. and that they be published
in the county papers.
Leroy FoEQUEg,
J. c. FoRsYraE.
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Most Favorable Terms
EXECUTRlX' NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Estate Of Lndwick Gardner. dee n late Of Jef-
fsrson Township. Somerset County. Pa
Letters tesfamentsry On the aloTe exfafe hav-
ing been granted 10 the unf sigr ed By the prop
eE 4Hihorify notice = hereby given 70 ali persons
indebted 70 said estate 70 make immediate paw
merit and those having claims or demands
sgaiHst the sane will present tbs % duly aufhen-
ticatad for settlement 70 Siias r. Gable, ESQ
who Is authorized 70 set for ne in the estate on
Friday. April 4, isz0-
HARRIET GARDNER,
xecuEix
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ExEcUTRIx' NOTICE.

Febs
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TERMS.

Onc-third In hand and the balance n two
equal annual payments deferred pay mruts - be
secured By judgment on the premises. Ten per
cent OF the purchase money u be paid shen The
properly i knocked down.
JOHN MoRWN,
nsr5. Trustee Of CafhaTine A. smish. dee'd.
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s4TuRpAE. MARcH 3. Isao.

att O'Clock p. n. the following described ReaI
Estate, VIZ
A certain trset Of land situate IN Northampton
Township. SOInerses County, Pa. adjoining lands
Of samuel Philson. John Magamsn. Andrew War-
aman. andiand late Of Wa. CTifchneid, ana 9th
srs. containing lS- acres and allowance more or
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TERMS:

The share OF the widow lone-ksif after the pay
meat CT al just debts and legal charEes1 shall re-
main in the hands OF tbs purchaser duriug the
natural life Of Nancy Jmbefgsr. the y idOw Of
Herman ImbsTgeI, deceased. and the interest
her BY the purchaser his heirs and assigns hold
ing the premises. 20 be recovered BY disgess or
Otherwise. a. rents are recoverable In tslk Com
monwealth. which the said WIDOW shall aecspt
aud al her oeeease her share Of the purchase
money shall be paid 10 the heirs Of Herman Tn
berger. deceased The balance shall be paid in
tsyee tqaai aaHsaf payments. Ten per cent 10 be
paid down on day u sale, The remainder Of one
third 81 the confirmation 0f sale one third in
ore year, and the remaining trird in tRo years
with interest on the deferred payments from The
confirmation OF sale. Possession given isf Of
April issa.
PERRY TMBERGER
BECBEN HOkNER.
mar5. Trustees.
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Trustees Sale
Of
Valuable Real Estate.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2e. 'eo,
Dwelling House,

q large new barn. anI two tenanf houses has a
so1d apple orchard. numerous excellent. springs
and 4 very valuable Limestone Quarry. row open.
AZ > The undivided ue-half Of certain
ltUt y, tract Of land situate in TIE Tow a.
ship Of isrotherSyslley, adjoining lands of iona
than Miller : A & J. G Phil on and other, con
tanning two acres. more or les
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Joseph A. 7. Hunter. late OF Ursins
BaroHgh Somerset Counfy, Pa
Letters OF administration or the shove estate hsr
ing been granted 70 the undersigned by the proper
auth0rity, notice is hereby given 20 all persons
indebted TO said estate 70 make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
viii present them duly authenticated for settle
menf on or before Thursday, April l., 1880 at the
Office Of John r. Scott in the Borough OF somer-
Set JOHN SCoTT,
mari. Adme. chr fesGns,nfo dHH<zo.
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A UDIToR.s NOTICE.

IN ~ Estate Of Isaiah Rodgers. decd.
Having been appointed AudirK by the Or
pheEs' Courf 0f Somerset County. TO make a dis
tribuiion Of the funds n the hands OF the Admin
istrstor Of the above estate 10 aud among those
legally entitled thereto here by give notice that
] will attend 70 the duties Of said appointment
at my ofsre in samerset Borough. on Monday,
March ~ Isse. when and where all persons in
teressed can attend II they see proper.
FRED. ". BIESEcKER,
mari. Auditor.
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We were entertained by Prof J. N. Berk-
ey and Rev. Zinn, the former speaking on
" The missions Of our public schools, the
latter giving an Address to directors and
teachers The evening session was inter
spersed with music, by T. S. Pile, Miss Min
ME Moore. Miss Louise Moore, Miss Pile
apH NJ p,fa