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Yours Very Truly,
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Wall paper ct Benfori'a at lowest prices.


Death of Former Citizen OF Som
erset County.
Father Joseph Good died of dropsy. at
Washington, III on February IL. 1880. at
the age of 80 years, months and 25 days.
He was born in Somerset county, Pa, was
married to Julia nee Woerline May II, 1927,
which marriage was blessed with Is chill
dren- Father Good united with our church
under the labors of Uriah Everhart, in 1919.
and served our church as class leader for p
years. In 1868 he removed to Washington,
ILL.,. where be closed his lifes journey, with
a living hope Of eternal life. He leaves his
widow. 10 children, and grandchildren. May
God grant them all happy meeting above
J. B. ELFRrSK-
The above netice was taken from the Evan
selical Acssesgey, and was sent rs by George
Perner, sr In bis letter, Mr. Ferner says !:
Father Joseph Good ieft Somerset coun-
~ in the fall OF 1853, and has lived here
since then. He was devoted Christian, his
life corresponding With his profession he
was respected by all who knew him. He
loved the Republican party, and never fail
ed to vote the straight ticket In ls40 he
voted for Gen. Harrison. Being unable to
walk to me polls in lsss be. by request, was
taken there in a buggy to east his last ballot
for Gen. benjamin Harrison, now President.
He was much elated over this election Re-
- 4 L
" Pure and undefiIed religion, with pure and
undetiled RepubIicanism, is sufficient saliva
ton for all"
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The Nicely boys, who have been condemn
"a 10 death for the killing Of Herman I'm
berrer. will soon be removed from Somerset
40 che Indiana county jAil, where il is be-
lieyed they will be executed The letter OF
Juror Beck to The Board Of Parions, IN
which the writer asserted that be bad been
caerced into rendering verdict Of guilty Il
/ thought, kill not interfere with the pro-
o.,.ed execution. The removal Of the pris-
oners raises nice question oflaw. The old
isil IS to DC demolished at once. The Sice-
fvs were sentenced By. Jadge Baer to be
taken back TO the jail from vhenee they
cane and there be hanged BY the neck m
I'll dead Under the sentence can they be
hanged IN any ether jaii than the one from
whence they came Attorneys at the Som
erset bar are divided on this point The
statement Of Juror Beck is iiAisy eontradie-
ted bv his fellow jurors There Is consider
able feeling because the case has been allow
tc 70 hang IRE 50 long c5'lHellsriilsss Colrier
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MILFORD Items.


The schools Of Milford township closed
last Tuesday.
March was more Of winter month than
the preceding one.
The sugar crop in this section viii not be
quite as large as last year
II to day, Thursday, IS to rule the month
Of April, We will have a vet and cool
month.
Some Of the supervisors of this township
have already commenced to repair the roads
That is right and proper, as they need it
badly.
Mr. D. Gross viii put the roller process
into his mill, in the near future. II IS a
move in the right direction, and our farmers
will be enabled to get as good four as the
market affords near home.
Innumerable candidates are travelling over
our county, with a smile for every one they
meet. But when the election is over, oh, 4,
how different il will be. especially with the
defeated ones. The smile will be turned to
a sad countenance.
1t Is almost unsafe for women 10 travel
along the highways in parts of Milford town
ship, on account of notorious character ia
the shape of man. The seonndrel should
be watched up, and if caught should be
dealt with according to law.
Harry, the oldest son of Alex. Newman.
sged years, met with very serious scci-
dent on Thursday morning. which may
cause his death He took gun with him
when he went out TO feed, thinking he
might shoot crow, but the crow espied him
and flew away, and in setting the gun down
to go and do his feeding, the hammer struck
some obstacle and discharged the gun. the
entire contents entering the arm above the
elbow. Medical aid was summoned As soon
as possible, and the arm amputated. This
sad accident should be s warning 10 boys
that ii is-very dangerous to handI. fire.
arms. Haas
G., A peufar.1ls 4 - rau rsrer
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Nctica.
Jaz b. HolbrnHArH.

A farmers meeting viii be held al Layans-
vile, Pa, Wednesday April gtb. lsa0 to
discuss the feasibility Of organizing a grange
The meeting viii be addressed By able speak
ers who are members Of oranges in thecoun-
ty, and who will explain TO the people the
advantages of the organization.
Farmers bring your wives and daughters
with you to the meeting and learn all about
the oranges. Con-.
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TIE Gllo-ine sslesrsm appeared in ths

TIE G5liozing telegram appeared IN the
piftsbursh Cll.H,erciIi L'arsls Friday.
-nnza.rr. Pa, March 9i-Ihe Nicely
br,thers sil b. removed 10 The Indiana
-ourrg jtii IN a ies day. a. the old somer-
- isil I. to D. torn dosu. preparatory % the
..-..-iiou of q neE one. ILe-e murserers Tere
seufeuc-i by judge baer % b. taken tack
ID The isil hence thty came. and there be
F,nesri bg the neck until dead. The ques-
t..,u noe is raised whether they can be hang
-i 10 any other i,iL
Tie same plfsr says editorly II the
fri,tdS of The Nicely broihers raise the point
tbaf their seutencs go be- taken back 10 the
AL Ubeuce they came and there to be hang
- by she neck until dead. will no, be le-
.suy carried out should the prisoners be
l,,,,,-.s in any other jail than the Somerset,
thew can very easily Be taken 70 the SOM
ers-, iaii from their present prison and exc
cuied. recbnical gaiohles VIII not be al
lowed % stand in the way Of the punish
nent of meE Who deserye hanging 50 much
a. they.
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Farm for sale.

Il. Chl has a farm for sale Of about
ir acres, located SIX miles east Of SOM
Eth good house. bark barn. twenty
zs-s clear. Of which twelve acres is in
ahE There are about Two hundred and
-anr trees on the farm. a good spring.
ai Eut orchard. aud also good timber
su Possession given at once. Terms
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All the unknown dead Of Johnstown have
been buried in theGrandview Cemetery, and
contract las been made for Aeadstone to
each grave. A monument viii be erected
as soon as practicable. a a fitting memorial
10 this unparalleled disaster.
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-. drug ssors for eyeglasses
- kinds at John \. snyders
s.,asuarters for Tobacco and
.cackers and Cakes always
!. rsAlon sehToek's
...,v team harness for sale by
I, s'';..ssun, :, ~ Somerset Pa
s..-oek Is agent for Chase & San
-. Rio. Mocha and Java Coffee.
"a "A uss The pare article.
sssziss at J. B. HolderbAum's
sore. somerset. Pa
,.A-.e hundred applicants for L.
a...surrh. only one is an American
~a,d states has expended 5000
-,ilroads. and the average cost
I
.ssn $1,000 per mile.
huv your Timothy and Clover
vsblon sohrock. He keeps in
=, r-eleaned Western seed.
s,v. rat slaughter on the premi-
- Wi1sr. at North Co@entry. in
.-rr-,. So rats were killed
ei the Pnlshury Flour? ? Il
once. For ssle only by
KASTsER & PLArr.
s,si persons should remember
- SNYDER. the druggist, can fur
With glasses 70 suit taeir eyes.
.,.r,sr F4iry Queen spring buggies
.rsier5aam's hardware store, som
"a
wn.sm I. Scott has sent a check
maid his suffering employees at
a and has promised more if it is
deceived. but have Mahlon
ssirsr you a sack Of his Fancy
Flour and you viii buy no 9th
r,sv sack is warranted
f and lake Fish in stock at Nah
.l,,ks. Country produce taken in
.-e ior goods at all times
now manufacturing fertilizers for
season. aud can furnish any
,s snort notice. Write Us for pri-
TERMS
sevrRsEr FERTILIZER COMPANY.
va-viue OF Bedford, arrested for
~. assault. broke jail recently, and
ssios recaptured had his sentence
"a and vas sent 10 the Westers Peni-
ra,-s on hand a large number Of good
,.isb we viii sell in quantities to suit
--baser. Prices very reasonable. Yard
s the planning mill
Ho1BRooK Bsos- & PARsoN.
uI spdnc buggies. Don't fail TO 60
~ Holierbaum' $ hardware store and
4 famous buggy. with easy riding
81. s-s-snfeed against breaking.
,-s contemplating going West WI find
advantage 10 call on or address
n Fekinr Travelling Passenger Agent
inRR. somerset. Pa who will fur.
us tables, rates Of fare, and all infor-
Tickets sold 10 all points and bag
eeksl 10 destination
v White Middlings. in l4o pound
4 sshrocks Grocery, Flour and Feed
s and Furs, ! viii pay the highest
r5e or al kinds Of hides. pelts and
\ also want 500 cords Of Rock Oak and
-s Bark. 100 cords wanted At once
On me al my residence, immedi'
rztofthe { & C. Station
H. 9. CUNNTSeHAN.
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- Excursion TO washington
- of the serics Of monthly excur-
"a the lailmore and Ohio Railroad
Aliiooal Capital il announced for
~. Apri i7lh. and those who have
- - should take advantage Of the
- aaared. 10 visit Washington during
session Of Congress.
as ara extremely low, and the lime
4s enough TO allow egcunionisis the
.--.'y Of visiting tie varioas places Of
Ftaia EASY reach Of the Capital
- Aaealoii-. Richmond, Old Point
-'i frnan. We give below a list
slowing rates u fare and time Of
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Read and Learn.

iir'ns purchases the grocery store CT Mr.
q Aa.ler We are nov prepared TO fur
''e'a staple and fancy Groceries, Can
: i-ars and Tobacco, at lowest cash pri-
Al kinds Of country produce taken in
llgs for goods. Call and see Us. Sole
ss or Pllsbury Flour.
Yours respectfully,
KANTyER & PLATT.
No. ? Baer Block, Somerset, Pa.
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l.-aers. Lock TO Your Interests.

'arrners, Lock to Your interests
''szieua our thanks for your very liber-
-'nage the past season. and beg leave
2 iaat with our extensive works. nov
l2 over an acre Of ground, We hope TO
as to Oh all our wholesale and retail
p Pompily.
1ns ooapacted with :. p. Yoder. Of
s1uerset County, and Peter Fink, Of
~ 70 soiics orders. We feel assured
'l BE- able % name prices and terms
p satisfactory o. az.
Z '..-renee in reeari % onr works and
o. f,r manufacturing frst-ciass FER
o. take the liberty of naming Hoa.
'.-7e7 and : d. No5er. both gentle
''ss EersoIig vii not b. doubted and
I'D our works during the fall q 81.
-aa-i Of ihs susqueaanna Fertilizer
Baltimore CRY.
RESPECTFULLY.
A J. KosEE,
Gre~-sa- Aims "a Pa
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Charles W Clsycomb, a son Of Harrison
C.aycomb, Of Somerset township, was in
stanily killed Wednesday morning whiie en-
gagged il telling timber for Messrs Fox and
Woy. He was struck on The back Of the
head by falling tree which crushed in his
brain. lie was a stout young lad Of twelve
years Of axe
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gentleman who has made careful es-
innate predicts that the Census to be taken
~ June will show the population Of the
county to be between $4,000 and 10000. He
puts the population Of Somerset borough
down Al 1850
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In the Indiana Jail.
"Jos" and Dave" nicely Taken
There Monday.

The c,,r,,,, s-,...;..:~. .s
pe,i,;o-, =, a.. -. !, - - - T~~-,.---
s,- ,A,s - -. -
an ar,,..r i -
eopntv i.;l !, 49, r.,,.. -, e.
SAFE kss,,,,,. ,,,,-,.,.- -. -. - {.
n.l,;,,., -....;-. 1870, ..--.
iail IL go. ~ ~. -. ~. -. -
te,aa me- -, :. .s.,,..- ~. o1s
bnila,n, - -. ~ a., a..
Of All
7, ,.., - .,., - n.
i.sued 81. s,I,,,,.,r. o.5.r
'e'' 00"e'',' ~ Ta''
And now, 18th March, 1880, the forego-
ing petition having been presented at Cham
oers and read and duly considered. and the
president judge having personal knowiedgs
OF many Of the facts set forth and well sat
isueu thAt Tie commissioners nave STAYED
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L,terary Notes.

II Is said that literary form almost Who'll
" new to English literature will be intro
duced in volume which Messrs. Harper &
Brothers have in press for early publication.
The book is collection Of examples ofa
striking specie. Of composition, carefully Sc
lecsed and translated from the French. This
literary form has Of late yesr been carried
to high degree Of development in France,
but ii has not as yet been naturalized in
other countries, except to q certain extent in
Russia. The volnme will be illustrated from
one hundred and fifty drawings. by II. W
Mcvlckar, after the French nanner-or
"a, her. after bis own inimitable manner.
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pastoffIoe . be Removed.

Mr.. Josiah Keller has rented the handsome
carpet room from Knepper q Ferner, into
which he viii move the postotice about the
first Of May. Consequently they mast re-
duce their large stock Of carpets immediate
ly. and those wishing TO buy carpets should
come as once and secure bargain
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r J. koosers big boy Ernest is home
from Washington jefferson College for The
Easter vacation Ernest represented his lit
erary society in the annual contest which
came of "Wednesday night. taxing the aitir-
native Of the question, should Ireland
Have Home Ralea7
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1890. 1890.
STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
NoW On Exhibition.

The largest and most complete
stock we have ever had the pleasure
Of showing, in
Black and Colored silks, Black
and CoIored Cachimers, in 40 and
46 inches wide, all new shades.
46-inch SILK Warp Cachimers,
plainand fancy stripe. for combina-
tion Suitings, all new
Dress Goods Of all kinds, from
> cents to slOO per yard. You
can't help being suited in this De
partment.
Fifty pieces of Crown Satines.
the prettiest Satine IN the market.
4 nice lot of Magenta Satines, at
10 cents per yard.
Two hundred pieces ofnew Dress
Ginghams, just received. Any guam
tity Of new Ginghans, at ) cents
per yard.
Two hundred pieces of good
Dark Calicoes, at ) cents.
Shifting calicoes of all kinds.
New Shirtings Of ell kinds.
New Table Linens, Napkins,
Hamburgs, and Towels,
White Goods Of every descrip-
ton.
Lace Curtains at 60, - and 90
cents per pair, all new.
\ full line Of plain and fancy
Scrims, from , TO 10 cents.
Our stock is brand, splinter new.
No old goods to waste your time
on, and as for prices, we can't be
beat.
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snerin AcAiiien and his Deputy have
received an invilation from sheriff s,sinuan
OF Cambria county to os present at the Car
ter choking bee, which will take place in
that county on Wednesday Of mex: week.
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The Young Peoples Mite Society Of the
Disciples Church are closing their third
years work. By their assistance and co op-
Grafton the young people have been brought
more actively into the church. The meet
ings OF the society are hesdon alternate Mon
day evenings, at the homes Of the members.
On last Monday evening the meeting place
was at the home OF Miss Sasan schroek and
the representation was unusually large. A
new feature in the society was introduced.
ia the reading Of the frat number Of their
new paper, The Cyclone, edited BY Miss Mary
Patton II is needless to say that il took the
house by storm The paper viii be read at
each meeting, and the editor for nsx. week
win be Miss Daisy Voeel.
4 special meeting Of the society Was cali ed
for last Sunday evening at the residence Of J..
N. Cook, to discuss plan for the new years
work. There were present about twenty
members. when President Charles F. Cook
called the meeting to order. A proposition
to educate one Of their number for the min
istry, or TO assis, him as far as possible. was
offered, and favored By the entire representa-
ton Of members.
Tue name of R. NJ Patton was brought be-
fore the meeting, and his aims for preparing
for the ministry being known, his choice for
the honor was made unanimous.
A committee, composed Of Miss Fannie
Snyder, and Messrs. Joe Brsllier and Willis
PiseI. was named TO acq1ainG Mr.. Patton of
the plans adopted, and rendering him good
wishes and support, on behalf of the society.
Afier the evening services Mr.. Patton was
apprehended by the COMMITTEES as he was
leaving the church, and the news told him
He was completely surprised. and expressed
himself grateful for their high esteem OF his
character ard the calling which be has cho-
sen
Mr. Patton will pursue his studies at home
until next fall, when he will enter Bethany
College, Bethany, West Va.
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BuTCHEK's Ranch, CAT.

BUrCHEK's RANCH, CAT.
March .. 1880.
CSC r. scULL. ESQ. EDITOR HERALD:
Der Sir:--Plea>e find enclosed $50. for
which give me credit on my subscription to
the HER.LD, as cannot possibly get along
without it, and look for it on Tuesday of
each week as regularly as l do for my regu-
lar ration Of pork and beans During the
snow blockade was without eastern papers
FOR three weeks, and felt the loss greatly.
The last winter was the severest one lever
spent in California, and reminded me very
much of the winter of 1856 being the last
one / spent in Pennsylvania. It seemed as
though ii never would let up dousing US
with the beautiful snow. We had here, all
told. for the winter, between six and
seven feet, which is BY far the greatest depth
of snow | ever saw before, Eight or ten
miles north of here the depth Of snow is
much greater, attaining depth of from 25
10 80 feet.
H. II. Hartley formerly OF Somerset, and
a nephew of the late Hon Henry s Picking
wintered at Meadow Lake, be being the only
occupant of the place during the winter, and
snow fell there to the depth of forty feet
He occupied the largest house in the place,
and bis only means Of egress was through q
trap door.
Yours Very Truly,
Ed b. GfLBnRT.
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Mrs Peter BnrkhOlder, Of Brothersvalley
township, gave birth to tripleis few days
sinee-two boys and girl. They are all
good conditioned youngsters. and are report
ed TO be thriving finely.
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.oosd Rates to western Points.

r. Baiimore and Ohis Railroad is now
gnoke,s 70 points in Minnesota, The
asls Nebraska, Kansas and the Far
.E a raies much below former prices.
llihiuk Of going West 1t will pay you
lamlnicaie with the Ticket Agents Of
s8 30. before purchasing your tickets.
Cass. o. ScuLL,
Genl Pass. Agt
B. & O. r. r.
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Rev. J. II. Sutherland will preach morn
iag ard evening, on Sunday. April eth, in
The Presbyterian church. Special Easter
services al 1915 a. m. Preaching ar p.m.
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0rAslosAL

Farmers Of Somerset county, for the past
nineteen years I have been dealing with
you in MowsrS. Reapers and Binders. This
year 1890, ofler you the line Of Mccormick
machines, aud ask You to call at my store
and examine them. whether you want to
buy or not To you who have purchased
other makes of machines in the past wish
to say you can feel assured thai viii en-
eavoc - keep as s,ji al ass5-tn sa- o e.
repairs IS possible for them.
Respectfully,
Jss Z HaLnERHsru.
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The Conemaugh food, the Charleston
earthquake and the Louisville tornado are
three OF the greatest disasters knc sn to
modern times. They are likely to be match
ed By Hood in the Lower Mississippi, by
the side Of which the floods Of few years
ago which moved the sympathy Of Europe
seem tribes.
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az god ten days, and viii be sold
. f'ieinaF low rates from other
Asis and further information eall
Adde'S agents Of the B1to. and
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Postmaster Keller has leased the room in
the Odd Fellows building on Main Cross
street, At present occupied rs a carpet depart
ment by Keeper & Ferner. This Is one Of
the handsomest and most convenient rooms
in town and Mr. Keller expects to remove
the post Office into il during the month.
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/" Good Enouah.v .

We are pleased to call the attention Of our
readers 10 the advertisement OF the . Good
z Family Oh Can, which appeals in
~ .aer c9Haia. 9hese cans come 70 Us
vsrF h'ghls -esummsaded. and seem to meet
a long feit Naal with every family using oil
or gasoline Readers Of the HERALD should
call upoz cur local deslers whose names ap-
pear in the advertisement These gentle-
men viii be pleased to show you the merits
Of the new oil can. and We would advise you
not 70 &c home without one.
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-he Pennsylvania Railroad is building an
zoe making establishment a. MifHintown.
with capacity Of 100 tons per day.
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Jacob J. Kline. Of Jenner township, and
Emma J. BAKER, Of Somerset township.
Charles A. Viii and Susan A. Ioug, both
of Stonycreek township.
John H. Hummel, OF JohnstoEn, and IS
abella j. Clark, of Consnaugh township
Enward F. Collier and Kite snyder, both
Of Upper TurkeyfooJ township.
Stephen s Ridseiy, OF GirArd, kansas.
and Mary L. Trent, Of Somerset Borough.
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The State Board Of Pardons notified ooun-
sci in the case Of the Nicely brothers. Mon
day. that they had decided to hold a special
meeting to hear argument in that case on
Non day. the lith, at four O'Clock. The
Board Of Pardons have a very large calendar
for their next regular meeting. and antici-
psting that the arguments in this case will
occupy considerable time. they deem it al.
visible to hold this special meeting in order
10 give the parties concerned plenty Of time
for argument
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In the Recorder 5 Office.
Deeds Rscorded-Marrisse LIcsns-
esfssued.
pRzus REcoxpxD.

4 DAAA1 hAAbHtAI-
Jacob L. MiEler's heirs TO wm- G. Miller,
property in Milford iovnsLip consider1-
tiou scG0.
IIirara crAmsr to John s. Kregar, proper
ty in Upper Turkeysoot township consider
ton $500.
Mortimer welfey to Mary Ann Hoffman.
property in salisbury boroGgh considers
ton $s75.
Walter n. Jackson to Edward &. Humes.
property in EikIiek township consideration
s5oooooo.
L. A. Morrison to Eliza5sth Morrison.
properly in Addison township considers
ton $3.50
Josiah Hsmminser to Josiah Mstrler.
properly in someFs-t township; conssdera-
ton s1oS0
Cyrus Burnwor.h to Milton Shaw, prop
ersy IN conaaence borough confederation
sI25.
Franklin and Marshall college 10 Albert
B. Faidley. property in E!kliek township;
consideration S5s7.50
Franklin and Marshall college 70 Theodore
Engle, properly in EiklicS township; con
sideration $500
Noah shafer to Josish LOhr, property in
Quemahoning township; consideration SIG
81 81.
Perry Walkers Administrators 20 d. g.
and W. G. s,ahl, property 10 Milford town
ship; consideration $520i 90.
Martin Hartzeil to John RAyenscrsfs, prop
erty in Black township. consideration S10oo
ST. and " 7. HoblitzeA 10 Prank B.
Black, property in Neyersiale borough
consideration 500.
David Miller to Daniel Fousi, property in
Paint township consideration slsj0.
Jeremiah Shut 10 jacob F5us-. property
in Paint township consideration, 5 80
George " witl 10 Mary VIA property in
Somerset borough consideration, Si5o.
John Z. Wits heirs 10 Sam1 Brown,
property in Larimer township considers
ton, 81. lGJ
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TIE Cambria Iron Company proposes 10
make coke for use in its furnaces Al Johns.
town, At Est conenauxh-