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Sugar Producers.

The Internal Revenue office Of Western
Pensylyanis, situated in Pittsburgh, has re
esived about two hundred and fii.y spplica-
tious for licenses. and Deputy Collector Har-
vey ]. Mitchell SAYS that when all the ap-
plicatiors filed have been received, their
number viii reach about 600.
The sugar producers, says Mr. Mitchell,
"a are confined principally 70 Somerset eoun-
ty. where the sugar maple grows in great
abundance. Owing to the fact that the ma
pie sap only runs nthe spring, the payment
of the bounty can only commence nextyear
when the producers viii notify Us Of the
amount Of sugar raised Then an officer
viii have 10 be sent to testify, for upon the
test depends the amount Of bounty. Upon
sugar testing So to 81 degrees by the polario-
scope the bounty will be u cents per pound
Above 90 per cent, 2 cents per pound. Al
ter the test a written statement IS sent on TO
Washington, and the bounty is mailed ffom
there.
"Under the law a producer, TO be entitled
to the bounty, must raise 500 pounds or
over, yearly. There are hundreds Of maple
sugar raisers who do not produce 200 pounds
and cannot at present be entitled to any
bounty. These farmers have been induced
to 20 extensively into the sugar culture, and
are turning their attention toward sorghum
and beet sugars, as well as maple.
From the applications handed in the
most of the farmers estimate every maple
trees producing capacity at from 81 to 4
pounas, though some rate the capacity as
> pounds. From this it win be seen that 1t
takes about 10 trees to make enough sugar
to ent.tle a producer to bonnty. Some OF
the farmers have sent in statements thst they
have fully 500 trees capable Of producing
about Il. 800 pounds Of maple sugar. lfthis
proved high grade sugar, the bounty would
amount TO $3.50.
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To Our subscrIbers.

The special announcement whish appear
ed in our columns some time since. an
nouncing a special arrangement with DIR. B.
J. Kendall Co, Of EnOsburgh Falls, VI,
publishers Of A Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases, whereby our subscribers were
enabled to obtain a copy of that valuable
work free by sending their address TO b. J.
Kendall Co, land enclosing two-oent
stamp for mailing samel is renewed for a
limited period. We trust all will avail them
selves Of the opportunity Of obtaining this
valuable work To every lover OF the
Horse it is indispensable, as it treats in a
simple manner all the diseases which affiict
this noble animal Its phenomenal sale
throughout the United States and Canada,
make it standard authority. Mention his
paper rrhen sending for Troaiiss. -
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BLACK SILK DRESS
SOLD.

40 and 46 in. Blk. silk Henriettas
at 81, LIS, 1.25, 1.50 and 1.65.
46in, black and colored all-wOll.
Heh1iettas at IS, IS, 80, 81, 1.25.
40in. all-wool Henriettas at 80, 60,
and IS.
36-ih Cashmeres, 10, 90, 25, 80,
and 45c.
80 and 32in. CashBeres at Il II,
to 20c.
SO to 46in. Serges from 15c. to 81,
A large line of figured, striped and
plaid Dress Goods from l5c. to 81
per yard.
A handsome line Of Albatross, (all
WOOL at 25c.
A big variety of wool Dress Goods,
impossible to describe.
Dress Ginghams in great variety
from Sc. up.
Beautiful line Of Tennis and Out.
ing Flannels, all prices.
Sattines from Sc. per yard up.
Best light Calicoes, SC; best Indigo
Blues, &c.
Dark Calicoes sc, all standards.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

ue
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Attention. Attention ,

The last opportunity IS now given to have
the names Of fallen soldiers placed on the
Soldiers Monument at Somerset, Pa. The
shaft OF the monument will be exchanged
for new one, on which the names omitted
when the memorial was put up will be in
scribed. All persons having knowledge Of
soldiers OF the late war from Somerset coun-
ty who were killed or died trAls IN he ssrrice,
viii please forward their names at once to
the undersigned. The names OF those only
are wanted who fell in action OF died iri,h0d
discharge from the army. Act promptly, as
the % day of August, 1891, viii be too late.
A. C. DAVIS,
Committee.
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A Successful Institution.

At a meeting OF the directors Of the First
National Bank, Thursday evening, semi
annual dividend Of three per cent. was de
elared on the capital stock Of that institution
and two thousand dollars was added to the
surplus fund Both these items were taken
from the earnings of the bank for the past
six months. The First National has been in
existence little over year snd a half In
that time it has accumulated a surplus fund
Of six thousand dollars, and besides
paying a handsome rate Of interest
on their investment 10 its stockholders.
That the careful and conservative policy of
its Management has given it the fullest con-
fidence Of the business community as q safe
and reliable depository, IS illustrated by the
constant increase in the number Of Its
patrons and volume of business The First
National has well supplied long-felt want
in this community, and its founders are to
be congratulated upon the very fiattsring
success accorded TO their under azing.
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cali.

The Executive Committee OF the Somer-
sci County w. c. I. T.. viii meet at Rock
wood, Wednesday, July 18th, at / O'Clock,
in the ~ E. Church. This committee con
sists Of all the county officers and the presi-
dents of all local unions. All members Of
this committee are urgently requested tolbe
present as business of great importance is to
be transacted.
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NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that an application
VIII be made % the Governor on TIE state of
Pennsylvania, on the 9th dey Of July, 1921. b.
John Murtock, Josiah Woy Z Holbrook II. Z.
Woodward and j. NJ. MurdOck under the Act Of
Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF PeLusy lvaliE
entitled An Act % rrO-ids for the iucorpora-
ton and Regulation Of Certain CorporaiiCns.'
Erpr0yed April ~ 1874. and it, supplements
thereto, for the charter Of an intended COTpOra-
tion 70 be called Somerset stone CON apany" the
chsracier and object whereof is 20 quarry buy
aud sell stone, and 10 manufacture sand from
stone ana sell the sane and for these purposes TO
have. pussess and enjoy ali the rights benefits
and prYiieses o. the said A { Of Assembly, and
is supplements.
COFFROTH & RUPPEL,
Junel4-sL Solicitors.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

june2i
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rhe corn.s New Enemy.

The little bug which Mr.. Jacob L Kauf-
man, OF Conemaugh township, recently dis
coreTed working on bis corn, has made such
an impression in other parts Of the country
that the Agricultural Department is on to ii
and an expert who was sent out to inter
view the animal says that the bug belongs
to 3 family OF cOra-hiI bugs, Of which there
are half dozen varieties, aud ii works un-
der gro1nd by inserting its bin into young
plants and extracting the jnice. The reason
Why it is not so frequently discovered is
doubtless owing to the fact that it works
below the surface
While the reports Of the damage done by
this family ara not very frequent, II is pos
sible that many cornhelds which are blight
ed from causes unknown to their owners
may owe their destruction TO the corn bug.
The agent has had reports that the pest was
known in 1888, and has been noticed sever
Al times since, but it has never become cpl
demic like the potato bug.
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MARRIED..

WILL-FRITZ-In the Glade Ev. Luth-
eran Church on Sunday. June 2lst, 1s9l, by
Rev. C. B. Gruver. Uriah F. VIII 10 Miss
Minnie I. Fritz, both Of Downey. Pa.
sCHELLER-MILLER--0n June 18th,
1881, by Rev. Ira F. B7ame, at the brides
home in Somerset county, Mr.. Henry Schel-
Ter, Of Hyndman, to Mss Hannah J. Miller
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was the drum major. 1t was Master Her
manus Baer's first appearance in that role,
and as he marched in front Of the Somerset
Cornet Band and dexterously tossed g
highly-polished brass baton into the air and
skiIlfuily caught it, twirled it between his
fingers and performed many graceful ma
n@uvres, be called forth the admiration Of
all who saw him.
The crowd was variously estimated az
from 7.C09 20 1000, and was beyond doubt
the largest ever collected in Somerset. The
Railroad company was unable to haul at
least one-third OF the people who desired u
come to town and the trainmen were COM
PEELED to attach fiat car to the passenger
train soon after leaving Johnstown in order
to accommodate the people. Seventy-six
persons were crowded into the baggage car
at Stoyestown and between there and Som
erset it was impossible TO take on board one
half of the people who were anxious TO ride.
A special train from Rock wood arriving At
1880 was crowded with people from the
south and the noon train brought an sddi-
tional large crowd.
Cashier Parker Of the first National Bank
displayed an old portrait of Washington
among the flags that filed the large window
of the bank.
Our merchants all report their sales on
the 4th as being unusually large Dealers
in decorations and fire works disposed OF
their entire stock.
An entirely original and novel decoration
and by odds the prettiest was in the show
window Of James B. Holdesbaum's hard
ware store A carriage wheel filed with
evergreens furnished the back ground for &
neatly contrivei insignia Of the Jr. o. U. a
NJ A carpenters square furnished the two
lower lines of diamond and pair OF sa W:
composed the upper lines A blacksmith
hammer and revolver adorned the oentr,
and mechanics tools Of all descriptions sur
rounded the insignia All of the article,
we're highly polished and the effect was very
pleasing and attractive.
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.UMMoNs IN PARTITION.

Eliza NJ. schrOek No. l, sept. Term, lssl.
vs.
lydia NJ Beachy. summons in Partition.
SOMERSET COUNTY, -.
t-EAL-l The Commonwealth Of Peunsy lvGnia
20 the sheriff OF saii Co. Greeting /.
~ Elika M- eclruck makes you secure irl pre-
senfing her clam. then we command you that
you summon by good and lawful summons Lydia
II. Beachy. residing IN Carleton. Thayer County,
Web. late OF your County, 20 that she be aud af-
pear before our Judges a. Somerset. ~ our Court
of Common Pleas. there % be- held on the second
Monday OF August next toi show wherefore,
whereas they the said plaintiff and the aforesaid
defendant together and undivided DO hold a GER
tain uies-llage aud tract Of land % viz, All thai
certain usct 0f lanG situate IN SJmsgSei Twp,
Somerset C3. Pa, aljoining lands q q. J. Miller
George II. IarI1sn. Joseph ". Gastiger ard John
NJ Holferhau.l- containing 65 aces more or less
having thereon erected a tWo-story bTick dWcl-
lug house, barn, and other cuibuiidinEs, with the
Gppurfenances. the sane lydia u. BeacLy par
uIion thereof between them 20 be made Jacc0rd-
ing % the laws and the customs OF this Com
monWealth n such case made and provided DO
gainsuy. and the same % be done DO not permit
very unIustly and against the same laws and
customs las 10 IS said &c.
And have Jon then and there the names Of
those summoned and this writ.
Witness The Honorable Wrn. J. Baar President
Of our said COurt A. Somerset Pa this a0th
day OF June A. u. 1871.
". II. sANNER.
PrOthOuOtarV
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4 ssnitarium j. 10 be established at Mar
kleton, this county, by syndicate COM
posed Of Westmoreland county and Pitts
burgh capitalists The capital stock Is So
Oa0 and g state charter has been applied for.
The company has already provided for the
purchase Of the Marklet0n hotel property
from ". T. Hitchmsn. Of Mt Pleasant, and
in addition 10 the two buildings already
there. another three-stOry structure viii be
erected The latest appliances for hot and
cold water bathing viii be pat in, the pres
ent electric light plant viii be removed TO
the rear % the building, and the big lawn
viii be further beautifed by new walks,
flower plots, and fountains. The head of
the syndicate Is DR.. N. 3. Gault, physician
Of prominence and experience, and who
until recently vas head OF the Clifton
Springs, \. Y. saniiarium. Or. Gsult is q
native Of Westmoreland county, and has
bad the project Of establishing a santa
rum at nsrkleIon under consideration for
two or three yezrs. The doctor viii be as
sisted by his wife, who is also q physician.
Work on the Improvements viii be begun
as soon As the architect has completed the
plans. and it = expected to have everything
completed and ready for occupancy in the
early spring Of next year. With a good IA
bic. beautiful scenery, pure mountain air,
baths snd medical attention the invalid who
shall net be able to find health az the Mar
l-5..o,, Sanstarinr, ouchf 10 make immedi-
ate preparations for crossing over Jordan.
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Kind Words.
From the Meyersdale Register.

THE SoNERsET HERALD, now in the for
tieih year Of publication under the ediiOrshiP
Of Col. Scul, has lost none of its old-time
vieor, but each Of its many volumes has
been brighter and better than its predecess-
ors. These forty years cover an eyentful pc
Rod Of our country's history, which is reaec-
ted in the HERAIDs back numbers, and It's
files will grow In value as it grows in years
May the veteran editor be spared for anoth-
er decade or two Of usefulness in the sane
tum.
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20 New Game Laws.

The game laws of Pennsylvania have not
been changed By the legislature. The bill
prohibiting The killing and sale Of certain
game during certain periods Of the year was
pigeon-holed by the Senate after the second
reading. The old game laws, therefore are
the only ones in force
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Save Yourself Money.

When you go to Pittsburgh, Pa, stop at
the Anchor Hotel. corner Liberty and
Fourth streets. 1t is a strictly first-class Ho-
tel conducted on the European plan. Lodg-
ms. 25-35,-or SC cents.
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The following are the Officers Of Acme Of
S.onycreek Castle. No. 3s3 Of shan Ssvilie,
for the ensuing six months term
Past Chief ". H. Miller Noble Clief
V + Rrissiaser- Y.ca Clief, T. p. Br4ut
High Pres. q. n Fay Venerable Hermit
H II. Grady Master Of Records, ". Z.
Fioto; Clerk Of Exchequer. Ab Wilson
Keeper Of EEohequcr, C. A. Brant; Sir Her
aid, G Kee.e-, Worthy Bard, H. Il.
schrock; Worthy Chambe-lain, T. Walker
Ensign. Amos shank Esquire, W ;. I'm
bargcr; First Guardsman. W. sPangler
second Gusrdsman, E5 Miller; Trustee,
Martin Brsnt; RePreseaiative 10 the Grand
Castle. ". T. Spangier.
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Mr Edward A. Geisler. Of Pontiac, Ill
nois, and Mss Emma, daughter Of Mr. sam
uel Fox, of this place were married in the
Christian Church Thursday evening. by Rev.
c. ". Grauger, pastor Of that denomination.
The church was crowded with the friends Of
the bride and groom, and their best wishes
follow the happy young couple to their
western home, where they VIII begin the
battle OF life.
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Cheap and Good.

l have twenty tons ofDissolved s. c. Bone
Phosphate, Standard goods, for sale al SIS
per ton, for a short lime. Must be sold.
Call at my store, see samples and leave your
order. Also, fine bone meal.
G. w. BRALLIER, Berlin, Pa.
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InRe EstAie Inthe Orphans Court
OF Of
- May 1891 Adninistrator's Account presented 70
Court f0r Confirmation.
And now. lst June. 1881. upon the petition Of
Frank Rodgers, BY his attorneys, Cufruth & Rup-
pei. fled. tie C0urt appoint L c. C0lboru, Es,.,
Auditor. 90 tx the amount of the widows dover
and % make a distribution 70 and anon. the
creditors of said estate
SOMERSET COUNTY. IS
Extract from ihe Record. certified II June. 1881.
A J. HII.EMAN Clerk.
BY virtue of the above appointment notice is
hereby given that I VIII meet 10 attend % the
duties above set forth, a. my oiice in Somerset
0n Friday July -. i-9i- at l0 O'Clock. a. n. and
al the hotel Of Joseph SchrOck. a. H0oversvile,
ON Saturday. Jaly 2l. ls9i, az o'clock T. M,
when and where all parties Interested can at
tend ifihey think proper
J. e. COLB0RN.
iuue1f Auditor
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P. A. Johns, Deputy Collector Of the
23d Dist. Of Penn'a., Will be at the S1me--
set House, in Somerset on the IS, il and
18th, ofJuly, to confer with persons making
application for bounty on sugar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-08

Hon. A J. CoIbon's family held a re-
union at the Eagles Nest their Main
street residence on the 4th. Those present
were Charles Superintendent OF the West
Virginia Central r. r; Mrs. Dr. Miller,
District Attorney Lewis c., Harry B.,
fourishing business man of Fro>tburg, Nd,
and 4. j. j., prominent member Of the
Scranton Pa bar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-08

John Gilbert, the eldest Sember ofs we'll
known Somerset family, died at his home
on Main street Thursday afternoon. He
was in his s5th year and was lifelong resi-
dent Of this town. Two children survive
Ms F. C. Sampseil, Of Somerset, and Ei B.,
q resident Of California. His wife preceded
him to the grave about twenty years. Mr..
Gilbert enjoyed the esteem Of his fellow
tOwusmeu.
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rom the Neysr.aale conmeEeI.l.

Last week The SOMERSET HERALD reach
ed its 65th mile post and the 10th yeaE under
its present management. II has kept step
with the progress of the times, and has long
been household word the county over.
Long may it eEjoy its well-earned pros
perity.
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and barn. and other baildings. on the following
terms. VIZ.
OIle-thiri Al coufrnafion.of sale one third in
SIX months. and balance N one year Deferred
payments 70 bear inie-est and 70 be secured by
iuii-l1tlit note OF purchase. Zen Der cent OF I'D
70 Be paid when property = knocked down.
JACOB 6. WHISTLER,
igrels. Assignee OF Azah Alwine.
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II you want 20 swing in the shade, We
have the bss. line ofhamnocks in the ooun-
ty to select from. Also the finest line Of
canes. at Pritts & Kantner's Book Store.
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Wanted.

Agent for Hammond Typewriter. 4 good
chance for an active man. Address Thom-
as F. Hammond, ll6 south 9th St. Philadei-
phia.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In re. estate Of Aaron schrOck. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed Aud
itor by The Orphans Court Of somerset County %
ascertain aivancements and make distribution
Of the fund, IN the hands Of D. W. VIII Admins
the estate OF Aaron SchrOck late Of Middle
creek Township. deceased, 90 those entitled 20 the
same VIII sit for the purpose OF his appointment
40 his Office IN Somerset a. O'Clock D. m. on Fri
DAY, July Il. 1S9i- when and where all persons
are re- guiref a. present their claims before the
Auditor, or be declared from coming in for a
share OF said fUnd-
GEO r. SCUIL.
iuuel7. Auditor.
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From the Bedford Gazette.

On Wednesday The SOMERSET HERALD
entered upon its 65th year. For forty years
it has been under its present management,
and its last year was its best. In handling
the Nicely case it covered itself all over with
glory. The Herald tis one Of Somerset's
mostsolid institutions.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-08

H1y is selling Al S per ton, butter at 10
cents per pound, and egg at = cents per
dozen in the local market
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-08

Franklin and Marshall College has con
ferred the honorary degree Of Master Of Arts
upon Prof J. D. Meese, Meyersdales we'll
known educator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-08

Somerset Council Royal Arcanum will
celebrate their hfth anniversary with ban
quet al Nannear's PARK Hotel, Thursday
evening.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-08

P. A. scbell has taken possession OF his
handsome new s.oTeroom on Main Cross
street.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-08

Theophilus S. Wilson, aged 81 years, pres
ident judge ofthe Eighteenth judicial district
Of Western Pennsylvania, died al O'Clock
Monday morning at the home Of Mr.. Ed
ward Nixon, at Indiana. Pa. He came from
his home in Clarion, Pa, to Indiana some
weeks ago to hold court for Judge Harry
White Heart failure caused his death, ag-
gravated by an attack of lumbago, which
fastened Mr.. Wilson to his bed about two
weeks ago. A few hours before dissolution
the deceased called his family to the bedside
and dictated his will to his son Harry. Then
he signed it. He then fell into eomatose
condition, in which he remained until death
came.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

I'M the estate Of John F. weehtenheiser, deed
Having been appointed by the Orphans Court
of Somerset Co. Pa. TO make a Distribution Of
the funds in the hands Of Isaac r Friedline, Ad-
miuistrator Of John +. Wechtenheiser, deceased.
hereby given thar I viii attend 70 the duties Of
my appointment on Friday July - 1881, et 1
O'Clock of said day, when and where al persons
interested can attend.
HENRY T. sCHELL.
junc2i Auditor.
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S. F. Picking jouFneyed all the way from
Chicago 70 Somerset 10 celebrate the Fourth.
He returned to the windy city Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-08

Miss Grace Jordan, Of Mt. Pleasant, and
Miss Lyde Tayman, Of Iavansville, are
guests al the Somerset House.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-08

The large steam saw mill belonging to
Gyms Shafier and Albert Hemminge-. loea-
ted four miles south OF town was entirely
consumed by fire one day last week A
large quantity Of shingles and other sawed
lumber was burned up. The fire was start
ed by sparks from the furnace while all the
woTkmen were absent at dinner, and
was beyond control when discovered The
mill was 3 comparatively new one and the
loss is quite heavy to the owners.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-08

Miss Mary Uhl has returned 10 her Som
erset home, after three months visit to
friends in she South and West
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AUpIToR,s NOTICE.

fuIeT7
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The Reformed congregation in the bounds
of Somerset Classis, viii hold 3 reunion on
the both day Of August, at lockwood.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-08

An intelligent boy Is wanted at this Office
10 learn the printing trade. Apply imme-
dis:ely.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

The undersigned duly appointed Auditor by
the Orphans Court Of Somerset County - 70
mike and reuort q distribution Of the funds in
the hands Of the Executor Of Hester Glessner,
decd 70 and among those legally entitled thereto,
hereby gives notice that be viii attend % the
duties OF his appointment at his office in sOIner-
set Borough on Tuesday. the 18th day Of July,
ls91. when and where al persons interested may
sttand.
H L BAER.
juuc28. Auditor.