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Attacked bx a Madman.

John Leonard, aged about IS years, Of
Conlaenoe this county, has been Of IN
sound mind for a long tme but Was never
looked upon as being dangerous BY the peo-
pie Of that town. No one paid any atten-
I ton 70 him, and the many queer things be
said and did only attracted sad smile from
those Who were aware Of his hopeless con-
dition- He was considered alfogsther harm
less until Friday last WHEN without the
/ slightest provocation be assaulted a travel.
ing man in the Office Of the Riverside Ho-
/ tsl, ard beat him pittilssSly. Several gen
tlenen who were present endeavored to -
/ lease the stranger from tie grssp OF the in
frria-sl madran who was raining b,ow sf-
ter blow npOn his dsfenssless head, bat the '
were unable % control him Constable Z.
o. Rederick' attention was attracted By the
racket and he rushed 70 the hotel he had
10 sooner appeared upon the scene than the
madman turned his attention 10 him and
p-ooeeleG 70 ulaltzeat him L vas an IN
equal bsttIe as no one wished 10 DO any VI
olence to the irresponsible but no. thor.
oughly enrsged man. He struck Relerick
q number of savage blows, one Of which
decorated the officers night eye, before be
was seized BY four men and he.d until his
arms and legs were securely pinioned- The
( poor unfortunate was committed 70 the
! County Home by loezl Justice Of the Peace
and was removed TO that institution Satur-
day, b1t not until he had bssn put under
the inaaence Of an opiste BY physician.
He IS still very violent and vii have to be
placed IN one Of he State institutions for
The insane.
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LIEhtnlngs.s freak.

Friday night about Il O'Clock, during the
storm near NJ Hebron Church, Richlsnd
township, Cambria county, Pa, lightning
struck The chimney in the house ofMr. John
Bloom, and ran down the iue to the kitchen
It then struck the ceiling il the kitchen and
passed through the second door. tearing q
large hole in the door just under the bed.
L then proceeded TO strike Mr. Bloom on
the cheek, near the eye. He vas lying in
bed with his wife aud baby boy. who was
between him ard his wife, klo king him
uncouscious, IN which condition he ? main
ed f5r twenty minutes.
After 1t struck him It passed down over
his face, binding his right eye. singing the
end Of his ulusk.sche, also the beard on the
side OF his face, be not having been shaved
for several days.
Aher il isft his face Il struck him on the
neck and ran down over his chest, burning
a lsne in is course.
It then struck him On the right groin.
which It badly burned, and passed down
over his leg 10 the knee, II which point II
left him, bu; he does not know where Z.
vent from there.
As soon a. the lightning struck the bed
the child began 10 cry, and the crying
awakened the hired girl. wao so1n ap-
peAred and endeavored 70 bring Mr.. Bloom
IN ,ousrforlsuf.=s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-20

Dr.. Henry Ksisser, the well-kno~n Ger
man Veterinary Surgeon. Of Somerset
township. was the victim Of a serious
and probably fat4l accident Monday morn
ing he delivered load Of milk at the Som-
erset Dairy Company Creamery, opposite
The railroad station in this place. and start
I'd 70 return TO his home two miles north OF
town about ten O'Clock When be had
gotten about one-half way down the steep
StOyestOEn road hill, in this borough, be was
thrown from his seat in the wagon by
some unknown means into the deep gutter
By the side Of the road The accident was
witnessed By several persons who hastened
70 bis relief Blood was gushing from the
injured mans mouth and nose and he was
unable TO stand upon his feet DR.. P. T.
Shatfsr was sent for and Mr.. Keister was
carried into the residence Of Ms Henry
Picking, close By where the accident oc-
CARED Upon examins.io1 It was found
that the Dr's. right shoulder and side were
terribly bruised and ii Is believed that he
sustained internal injuries. BE vas ren0v-
ed 10 his home the same evening
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Advertised Letters .

The following Letters remaining in tbs
postotiice al Somerset Will be sent 70 the
Dead Letter odice If not called for within ter
days from this date, July ~, 1872:
Avery, Mr.. and Mrs. L NJ; Barnhsrt, W
A.. Buterbaugh. z II. Caker. Rosanna
Baindhnger. Joseph Christner, Aarths
Fast, Charles W: GarIetts C. c. Jones, DR.
H. E; Johnston, Ms FAnney; lands
Mary; Meyers, J. S. Aemford. W. S. Nc
Donald, Mrs Cosnelia; Neni0r, Mrs MArga
ret McHugh, Ell; Miller, Mrs. Nay 5.
0tsel, Ben Reiiz, Annie Stahl, George r
Walker. John H; Schmucker. Minnie
Wright. Cort c. Walker, Naomi B. Zim
norman, Mary. Foreign, Ms StOvelL
JOSIAH KELLEE. P. u,
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a RemarkanIe scene.

The funeral scene Al Ardsley was one that
has rarely been and can rarely be squAllesi
in any country. Around the bier Of Cyrus
W. Field. who died at the age Of 7s with :
fame as one Of the worlds greatest bene-
factors, were bowed three brothers, the
youngest Of whom IS more than q
septuzssnarizn and the eldest little less than
sn Octogeneri2n, and al Of whom have
won places in the history Of Their tine
David Dudley Field Is a jurist OF interna-
tional fame, Of whom il has been truly said
that he has done more for the reform Of
laws than any other man living" Stephen
J. Field has been sor nearly third Of a
century foremost among the judges that
compose the highest judicial tribunal in the
world. Henry II. Field has made his
mark in theology and literature Truly i
is family remarkable both for physical
and intellectual vigOr.-F5sm he E-sr K5rE
He-1ld
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= pIfferenee wIth a nIstInetIon.

EDrToR SoEEEsET HERALD-
An "ofiCi0us" local editor Of Somerset had
the audAcity, last week. to advise the lAdie=
80 consult the ssperigr taste Of the ofiicious
local humane agent" Why cast this whole
sale inputi0n on the Iadies2 Inferior taste
We deny the imputaiion, and pronounce it
lbel0us. Surely. We are not bar5arians.
True, welsy 10 claim to lineal distinction
We are not high-born dameS--not city
bred, or eii.sed, but We have klaaGa hearts
that beat in sympathetic unison with down
trodden humanity anywhere, and every
where. not excepting even the streets Of
Somerset borough. o, Jenness- Miller, pro
pagandist Of dress reform, why AT thou 30
uns0phistocated? Knowest thoa not tha;
dress Is only a matter Of tssie-'' the heir OF
all the ages, in the foremost files Of time p
We iDplore pity on the shallow -pat.dness,
that cannot discriminate between taste and
utility-that can perceive only taze in s
proteciive head-covering and only ''oficious-
ness in a faithful discharge Of duty by the
local humane agent
OsE OF rEE LAbTE.f'
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Road Views.

Petition Of John C. Pfeifer, for private
road in Southampton township, from a
point al OF near the barn Of John c. Pfeiier,
to a point on public road leading from Po-
IA Alto to We!lsrsburg. F. G. Bowman,
SGrveyOr; George Nartz and William Trout.
man, Viewers.
Petition for a public road in Allegheny
township, from point on public road at
Or near Lafayette EmeFicks in said county.
to point on public rOad in Bedford eoun-
ty. near John Lafferiys William N. sehroek,
Surveyor; Perry L. Miller and Joseph
Walker, Viewers.
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Several exPszt engineers have Visited
Somerset during the past ten days FOR the
purpose Of looking into tbe matter o. seSuE'
ing water supply for the town Engineers
Ike doctors, II appears differ II their conelu
sions. one says a gravity system IS imPos
sible. while another says il can be introdae
ed As easy IS rolling OF a log. We believe
II vas General Grant who sid the way 70
resume is TO resume szd We believe that
the way for the town council TO begin esr
rying out the viii Of the people in this mat
trr i % begin.
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The members Of the Latheran church Of
this county viii hold their annual reunion
snd pic mic in the beautiful grove near FIRE
dens, on Thursday. August 18th. An inyi-
tation has been extended 70 the LUtheraus
CT Cambria county 70 Join with those Of
sonerset on this occasion, and We under
stand that = number Of the congregations OF
that county have signided their intention
Of being present The former re-uni0ns
he'd by somsrset county LatherAns have all
been suocssfsl in the highest degree and
the Indications are tia. the reunion Of this
year VII eclipse al others IN point Of
Numbers.
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MRS. A E. UHL

MRS. A E. UHL
Summer is here! Summer shop
ping has begun Where can a good
line Of Summer Dress Fabrics be
found l answer, right here We
have a complete line TO show in
silk, Wool or Wash Goods.
Best guaranteed Black Silks, Black
India silk, Bengaline. Failleana,
GlOriosa, Beautiful Gloria in col
ors, also Surahs.
Handsome Black Silk Lace Floune-
ings, al qualities
A beautiful line of plain and nov
city Bedford Cords, prices low,
all wool at so, IS, S1.0O. $40.
The best Black Silk Warp Henriet-
tas ever shown for the prices,
s1.O0 to $50 per yard.
46-inch Wool Henriettas in black
and cOlors from IS to SI.15
40-inch Wool Henriettas from
60 to IS yards, black and colOrs.
4O-inch all wool Serge, 40 to 65
yards, Black and colors.
46-inch all wool Serges, from Is to
100 yards black and colors-
Beautiful 36-inch fancy striped cash
imeres, % TO Soc
A large line Of summer cloths and
hOmespun cheap.
In plain, plaid, striped, brOeaded
lawns, cashmere and lacea fast
black goods, ranging in price
from II 1-2 to soc, I have great
variety.
White lawns, wamsooks, &c, at
from 10 to Scots.
A complete line Of embroidered
white dress goods for infants,
children, misses and ladies'.
The largest and handsomest line Of
hamburg edging and inSertings
TO suit. An immense line OF
beautiful dress ginghams from 5
10 25cts.
A large assortment Of Challies,
Pine Apple Tissues, Satteens and
other wash goods from 5 to 25e.
A beautiful assortment Of Galatea,
Althea and outing cloths in plain,
plaid, striped and polka spots
from = to l5cts.
Yard wide wash serges, 2Octs-
Best shirtings, to 10 cts.
Dark and light ealicoes, Sets
Muslins, Sets, and up.
Apron ginghams, . to Sets.
Lace curtains from SOC to $500 a
pair. urtaiR scri N from 5 to Zoe,
Curtain poles, 2Octs.
A large variety Of infants and chill
drens dresses, coats, caps and
bonnets. Ladies skirts, night
dresses, corsets, covers, etc, all
prices. heniIle and raw silk
table covers, portierres for doors
and double parlOrs, towels, table
linens, napkins and stamped
goods new and cheap.
A complete line of the celebrated
Y. S. F. fast black stockings
ranging in price from 10 cent;
10 six at $l.25
A large variety of gloves and sill
mits, wash embroidery silks aRC
a great variety of fancy articles
A great variety Of new style capes
blazers and refers for Ladies
and children.
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raanhars Wanta

-Four teachers are wanted for the Rock
wood borough public schools which open
September 5th for term Of seven months.
Salaries range as follows Room 1, $500. (.
room ?, $500; room }. $500; room
5000, principal. Teachers viii be elected
July ed Applications viii be received By
W H JOHNSON,
By order Of the Board Secretary.
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John Thompson, one Of the leading and
most respected citiEens OF Somerset town
ship. d;ed Al I.2TansviIle, Saturday, in The
seventy irst year Of bis age. Mr.. Thompson
had been i'll for the past six months, suffer-
NJ from heart disease. but sudden termin-
alton Of bis life was not anticipated by thu
members Of his family. Saturday morning
be walked from bis home to the blacksmith
shop, where be lad worked for almost half
century. and was sitting on nail keg quiet
" talking to his son George, Who was 1t
work. Suddenly, and without a word Of
warning, he fell forward on bis face, gasped
! once or twice and was dead before his son
I had time TO reach his side. Mr.. Thompson
/ vas born in Bedford county, and removed
I from there 10 LayAnsFille in 1914, where be
has constantly resided ever since. He was a
man Of many sterling qualities and vas lo7-
ed and esteemed by the entire neighborhOOd
/ in which be resided. He was the father Of
/ I've children, George, an ex Democratic Jury
/ Commissioner Of this county, John, prom
iuent young business man Of Pittsburgh
Ms. u. ?. Smith. Of Salisbury, Ms. Trum-
barr, or neaF Philadelphia and single
daughter, who lives with her parents. The
fsneraI ceremonies were attended By : large
number OF the mem5ers ofSome-sei Lodge l.
O. o. F.. Monday afternoon.
Tie sndden death Of NJ. John ThoIp
son recalls the similsT death Of one
Of lis brothers. who expired on his we'd
ding day, about forty years ago. before the
eyes OF his nex-made bride. The wedding
ceremony took place st the home Of the
brides parents. il sonarset township, and
the happy young couple started immediately
for the home Of the grOon's parents in Bed
forl county. L was bitter cold day. aud
when Mr. Thompson and lis bride reached
Backstown they left their sleigh, and went
| into the tavern to warm before rssuming
their journey. While seated before the bot
fireplace the groom dropped from his chair 70
the floor dead
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Ms. Maria, relict Of the late Peter Sepp.
Of C0nemaugh township, died on Saturday
afternoon at her home from old age. She
was s. years Of age. Up until about two
weeks ago she was able to be about, but
about that time she took her bed and has
been gradually sinking. Several children
surVive her
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-.u. sss cd and youus al saydsE'=
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DWELLING HOUSE

with basement good bank barn foxlls feet and
other oltbuildinss; good wafer and frult IN
dsrlaid with coal. IRE clay, irUn ore and lime
stone Convenient 70 school and chlrch,s : this
being the late homestead q he deceased
No = situate e. otoressld, adjoining No i.
lands OF Noah Scott and Others. containing ~
acrcs. more OF less
No. 8 Situate as Aforesaid adjoining t-aci
No Z. Noah Scott and others containing ~ acrez
more or le~s
No. l. Siruate Is aldreSsii, Edj0ililg tract No
l. lands Of David Hinebaugh and others, cOl-
Ia ming 80 acres. more or les.
Nos , s and {, are heavily timbered with Oak,
chestnut. poplar and heniOck, and are a bout two
niles f7Um FoTt Hiu S-atlOu, on the B. : o. Rail
rad
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Mr.. y. B. McGrif. agent for the White
Sewing Machine, has engaged the services Of
Mr.. r S. Lewis for several weeks Mr.
Lewis IS practical machinist and IS pre-,
pared to adjust and repair all kinds of sew,
ing machines. Call on or address
y. 3. MC6EIFF, Somerset, Pa
Office above First National Bank.
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Teaohars Wan,ed-

The Somerset Boroagh School Board viii
employ teachers July %, 1872. All applica-
tons for position as teacher accompanied
with certificate, must be placed in the hands
Ofthe Secretary prior 10 that date. By or
der Of the Board
Nj PRrrrs Secretary.
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Pension Agent Bengough, Of Pittsburgh
was ansbIe 10 pay any pension claims al
last week, owing 70 the failure of congress
to pass the pension appropriation bill for
the year Be ginning July 1, ls92. For sever
Al DAYS he has been receiving letters asking
the reason Of delay in paying the quarterly
amounts, but yesterday be reserved = credit
from the pension Office enabling hini to eon-
time the work, and last night he mailed
1900 checks to pensioners Tor their vOueh-
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The WOmEns' Dormitory Association OF
the Columbian Exposition has formed, with
a capital stock Of $1,000. The Company :
now ready to issue stock al $50 share, a
ARE opportunity i thus given the women OF
the county who expect to visit the Fair
alone. or in groups TO obtain good, clean
sag. homes. at rates not to exceed forty cents
per dsy- For further Information apply to
Ms Carrie Johnston. StoyestoEn, or any
o.her member ofthe County Auxiliary Com
rnirree.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

IN Re,Esai0 In the Orphans oOars
Mary A Bis5ing deed. Somerset County. Pa.
18th Nay. isle- Administrator account con
frraed absolute
And now. I-zh July, lsa2 on petition OF CyryI.
Bcrksypile o1s Of the administrators o. NeTy A
Rishing, deceased the Court appoint A c Hoi
bert. Esl. Auc-rsr, % pas upon al question.
and make a distrinufior0 0f the fuucs IN kis hani.
10 and among those legally entitled thereto
Notice Is hereby given hat WiI sit IN my o.
Zee in the borc1gn Of Somerset. cO1nfy Of son
ersst, STATE u Pennsylvania, on Friday the l1rt
day Of August. A D.. Ise1 At i0o'Clock A. ". foi
the purposs Of attending 70 the duries OF my sp
pointrneur according % The terms of the above
recired commission. when and where al persons
interested viii appear o. BE forever barred frUH
any share in The distribution
A. c. HoLBERT.
ar.7f-or
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l. VIII Be news 70 y George Ksim's many
Somerset county friends TO learn that be
has entered journalism He i the editor OF
the IlieT- N5,asflia, a weekly journal recent
Is established Al Eikins, ". Va As matter
OF course the later lfg.-itiia was established
+to 81 along felt want in hat string section
and VII Csc is best efforts 10 assist IN max
ing West Virginia a Republican state NJ
KEN IS q talented gentleman and We pre-
DICT brilliant future f5r him in his new vo-
esfion
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Two Prominent citizens Dead.

Justice of the Peace Gillian Lint, Of this
borough, died few minutes before noon on
THURSDAY, the l4ih inst. in the s7,h year Of
his age. Esquire Lint was born in Milford
town ship, and when quite 4 young nan r.
moved 10 Somerset TO accept clerical posi-
ton IN one Of the stores ofthis place He
continued to reside here until the day Of his
death.
Eearly in life he was married 10 Miss Julia
Snyder. Three sons-EdEard, Walter and
William, and one daughter, Belle, the de-
ceased wile Of George Snyder, Of the Soms--
set Mechanical Works. blessed their mar
rage At the outbreak OF the war Edward
and Walter, enlisted in the army Of their
country. and their action vas shortly after
warts followed by their father. who served
as = wagon master Nothing definite was
ever learned Of the fate OF the eldest son. wE0
disappeared q short tine following his en-
lissment, although q runoT reached home
that be had fallen into the hands Of the rsb-
els and had been shot as = spy. The second
son was member Of al Illinois regiment,
and wss lost in the P,ninsular campaign.
The third son, William, died few years
ago in Washington city Esquire Lint was
q remarkably vigorous man, never having
experienced en hours sickness until few
months ago. He was houored BY his fellow
towusmen BY frequent elections 10 the Office
which he filed Al the time Of his death, and
was respected and esteemed BY al with
whom he became acquainted He 5 surviv-
e. by bis wife.
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TERMS.

Onerhird down on coud-mGtiol of sale and
delivery Of deed- one-thlri IN one year and o1e-
third n two years from day 0f sale 10 Per cent
Of the purchase money % be paid = soon a. the
properly Is sold. deferred psymenrs % Be secured
On the premises By jul d<menr bond
Al lc6rrespondence addressed to the undersign-
ed All receive prompt zrIeufi0n.
JEREMIAH J. FOLK XIX Lick Pa
DAVID HINEAAUGH. FOrt Hill. Pa.
TcHE 4 sun, Attorney y-zt-LaW, Somerset. Pa
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ExECUTORs' NOTICE

Estate of John Fieg. late Of s-0uycreek town
ship. S0mensef eounfF. Pa, tec't-
Letters testa1elr2ry On tle above eztzte, har-
ing bee3 granted - The under. giieli ~ TIE prop
authority, notice j hereby given - a. persons
indebted - sait estate - make Immediate pas
meut and those having claims agSilSr the sane
VIII present. them for settlement dliy Gltleuilea-
led on 0r hefo-e Saturday. July = l-i. a. The Of
ice of L C. Ac ksrllan- Esil-, IN shanksVllle
S-ouycreek township. SJlzers-l c1nurT. Pa
EEBE-1e4 FlEi,
L q. ACEERMAN.
Execul0-s Of John Fieg dec Q.
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Absent from my Office July 2ist and 29l,
attending m setiDg State Dental Society Al
eresson, Pa Ny patrons q distance from
somerse. please notice.
SAMUEL J. McNELLKx, Dentist.
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Saturday. August IL, '92,

~ O'Clock in the afternoon. the following de-
scribed real est1te, are the estate OF William
S-uli. dec d viz:
No. /. Al that certain tract Of land situate in
Stonycreek township. Soue7sef corufE, Pa. al
Joining public road IRON StouyCree< e Berlin ol
the north. lands Of Peter Boyer and Houry Stuil
on the east, land Of jeremiah Ri1sler on ths
south. private road from Henry Weaver on the
west, containing 50 Acres Eso7e or icSs. having
thereon erected Z good two soy irxme house
log barn and sugar camp. tkee,ers. pan, ketrie
sad truGghs. 70 70 with the farm This farm j.
nearly al cleared and in good cultivation
No . Allthat certain Tract Of land sitlste IN
said township, adjoining lands of Peter T. Nile;
on the north and west, lands Of Lewis LOErY on
the south and esst, containing Ten acres more q;
les, having erected thereon twO-st0ry log house
and frame stable and other Ouibuildlug. good
f-lllr r-aa.
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HOOPS PiLLs ears liver fils. eoassiU.rsoa
bl.iczs1ass. fauniIics. and Sex h.as..h.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The uudersi Enei duly appointed auditor by the
0rphaTlsi lOlrt- of Somerset county. in the estate
Of Davi1 Husband, dec 4. 10 ascertain the heirs
% said estate, ard make q distribution Of the
funds in the hands Of Henry + schei. Admins
tratsr 70 aud among those legally entitled thereto
vii atfeud TO theduti-s O. sAid sVpoinfmeEf a
his Office In Sen=rset, Pa. on Tuesday the sth
day Of august. A D.. isg2. when and where al
persons interested can attend.
A J. CgLEORN.
arr~7
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Misses Dzrl and Mamie Brubaker lea for
Cresson, Pa, last evening. where they will
spend several days 81 the Mountain House
with their brother. Dr.. A P. BrabaksF, Of
PHILADELPHIA
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The / o. 0. r AZ Addison have erected a
new building IN Hhica they VII have their
lodge rooms and public hall fur the peo-
DE of that township.
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For Sale.

A carload of Crockery from one to SIX gal
Ions A liberal reduction made 10 mer-
chants, in large lots.
MAHIOy SrgRocE.
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A DsnNIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Estate Of Lydia YOuzhf, late of Black township,
Somerset county, Pa dec q
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been granted % the unSeusigned - TIE
rruucr authority. notice i hereby gwen 70 al
rersnns indebted 70 said estate % make iEmeii-
are payrnent aud those having claims against
I'D estate vii present them d1ly sutaensicatsd
FOR settlement on saturday. August 2. A D. -
a. the residence of tie AdminisrrAtor in BACK
JOHN y1CGHT.
Administrator.
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If You want good old-fashiOned bread Ike
mother used TO bake, bay the Cinderella
Range It's large, high ovens insures good
baking and roasting. Sold by james B. HoI-
derbaam, Somerset. Pa