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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14
Resolutions of Respect.

Preamble and Resolutions adopted Sep
tember 4th, 1892, at close OF Services COM
memora,ive Of james Heinbaeh, who pre-
senled the Lutheran Church at Kingwood
with magnificent iron fence for their
Cemetery
WHEREAS, james Heinbaeh, deceased, o.
Lanark, H., native Of this county and a
former member OF this church. has honored
his native place and mother church by the
gift Of magnificent iron fence for King
wood Cemetery. therefore -
Resoired, l. That the thanks Of the people
Of KingwoOd and vicinity, and especially Of
the Lutheran church, are due the departed
Brother for said magnificent gift, which is
and, for generations to come, VIII be an or
nament to the town.
Rcs0lrei. 2 That such devotion Of part OF
ones wealth to the public good is crown OF
glory TO the departed, deed in which his
friends may feel just pride, good r0rt in
which the church and the people Of this
community deem it highly fitting and great
iy delight 70 acknowledge by Special Com
memoraiive Services as We do this day /;
and an example worthy of imitation by al
whom the Lord has blessed with an abund-
snce Of earthly goods.
Rssolred, 3. That these Resolutions be re-
corded in the minutes OF Mt Zion Lutheran
Church of KingwoOd, that a copy Of them
be forwarded TO the widow Of deceased, ard
also a copy be sent to the Somerset Herald
for publication.
Signed by Council
JAooB GERHAEB, D. 2. SEcHLER,
Noah SNYDER, l. s. SSYDEE,
Elders. Deac0ns.
Adopted unanimously by the large audi
enoe.
A. B. MILES, Pastor.
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The new Democratic paper. the Somesset
VTieste, viii commence publication On the
lst day Of October. unless something unfor-
seen occurs Subscriptions and advertise
men.s should be sent in before that time.
TREDwKLL L KINxKLL-
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snmethInr for Mamma.

To get something for nothing is contrary
to thelsws Of nature and mrnkind; if YOU
want Range, that is good baker and a
perfect roaster, try the Cinderella; It is sold
at a fair price, and viii give you good ser
vice. It lighlens labor and lessons care.
Sold by Jas B. Holderbaum, Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Many farmers who last season were CON-
PEELED TO permit thousands Of bushels Of
apples to rot on the trees, owing TO the unus-
ually abundant crop. this season viii be
unable 20 secure a barrel OF fruit from their
entire orchards.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14
Her Experience.

The saying that there is no substitute
for experiences, is true, she had tired other
Ranges, bat found the Cinderella the most
uniform baker and roaster. Sold and guar
anteed by James B. HOlderbaum, Somerset,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Perry Umberger, Of SiPesville, has a dab
lia stock growing in his garden which meas
ures six feet six inches in height He would
ike to hear from some one who has dab
LA stock that can beat II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Hon. John Hill, an ex-member Of the
legislature from Indiana county and one
Of the leading politicians Of that section,
spent several days in this place last week.
He was accompanied by his wife. They
were here on pleasure trip.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Clerk 10 the Proinono,ary, r. E. Meyers,
VII walk 10 Redwood and buy a pint OF
pea uutsas The result Of wager On the Sui
lyan-CoIbeii sluEeinE match.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Correspondingly low rates from other
stations.
Pullman Cars.
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Here We Are AgaIn-sarb wire a

III Cents Fer Pound.
The Johnstown food wire is all sold, bu;
We have received from the factory a lot oi
barb wire which viii be sold at two twenty
five per hundred pounds. Guaranteed to
stand stretching. This is a good bargain.
Gail and see il.
Jas. b. HoLDKRBAUN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Mr.. Hiram c. White, the wen-known
merchant tailor Of Chambersburg, Pa, is at
the Somerset House. He VIII remain in
Somerset for several days.
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A. B. Mf1LER. Pastor.

If you want any School Books or School
Supplies now or at any time during the
present School Season, you will always find
that the place to buy them is al Fishers
Book Store. where the largest stock and
greatest variety is kept for sale. Here you
viii also find large stock OF second hand
School Books, which you can buy at very
!ow prices. Everything thst the Scholars
or Teachers need in the School room can be
obtained at
FISHERS Book STORE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Fs---.s of pliEsE. scess l1.e of RANT township,
deceased
Letters % a1i1ini frari1l on The su1ve cs'lie
having been granted o. she 1nde-ssg1ed dT ne
pFore- Authority uolce s hereay g.Fea to aA
re-0u- indebted to said estate tc make t-rr1cdl-
ATE ravlnenr zrd fhcsc llVi1 ciirls scgiist ne
sa.--e uill urese-I them duiy Entiertic1ied for
sesriement On FRIDAY. ocf. 1ih. ls-2 al tie ilie
-eeiferee Of decd slel AID where 81 Falilts
interested can attend
TOBIAS LEHMAN.
affntrtsrrs tOr.
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Betrayed By HIS Bow Legs.

BRIsToI.. Tenn, Sept u.-Dr. MARSHALL r.
Taylor, whO has beea on trial here during
the last week charged with killing five per
sons, was convicted yesterday. Robbery
wss the object of the murder. Ms. Null
lans, wife Of one OF the victims, positively
identified the prisoner, although he was
masked She knew him by his peculiar
bow legs, which made him walk unnatur-
all,-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Mr.. Edward Knepper, Of wnmerding.
Westmofeland county, is visiting at the
home Of his parents in this place. He Is
accompanied by his bride.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Peter Heffley is attending the county fair
al Unionicwn this week, where he has three
or four horses entered for the races He ex-
poets to take his hyers" to the Greensburg,
Bedford. Cumberland and Haggerstogn fa;rs
tbs al
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II. T. Flick, Of LayansTille; 5. a Shsnl-
Is, Of Bakersyille, and o. H Gruyer. Of Ber-
lin, appeared before the examining commit
tee at the Lutheran Synod in session at Hol
ldaysburg last week, and were licensed to
preach.
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EXECUICRs NOTICE.

Estate Of Joseph Weysni. ll.e OF somerset town
ship. Gee O.
Letters az Adm lisfrlriou on the above estate
having 1ecu granted 70 the uldl rs-gned bF the
proper autlor-l ". notice IS hereby gwen % an
persons iusehrel % said esritc 20 make imuedl-
ate pCytlcu- aud those hasilr e aims sgt nst ne
sane riil present rlcl duly autnslilcaiei tQ-
sltlieuelL on c- before saturday. tle ii-l daT or
CHARLES FRANK,
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Friday. Sept %. 1892.

a. / o'clock P. NJ, The foiioWiug described real
estate. % Vii
Al the nght title. iuteresi and claim of Daniel
Augustine jackson Holiday aud Hen-y smith,
ssTre tenants Of. ia and - me following real IS
tate situate iu A.idsur. i0susaip, Somerset coun-
81. Pa, descri0ci follows Beginning AZ stones
On the line q sald trlct where Abraham Ringer
and Joseph Cos;o- land loin, thence vest three
hundred ana 0ureen aud tve-tclth degrees 20
stones. thence north tHO hundred and thirty six
degrees o. stones, thence east one hundred and
fO-ry-stE degrees 70 stones, thence south Any
thrce degrees % sto1es. thence east Two hundred
and thiriy-six cegrees % q post, thence south
thirty degrees eas- twenty and sixteenth. south
I've and t4ree-louril degrees, east hfty-One Snd
six tenth, souin eighty-three and One-f0urth
degrees vest uinety-esght perChes, south one
hunGrcd cesrees % stones. containing four hun
drec and fu-ty-seven Gcres and one hundred and
fOrIy-tkree perches strict measure, being the
same tracl Of land appraised IN the partition Of
the real estate on inquisifi0n Of the ORPHANS
C0ugI OF Somerset county, Pa, as In No. 3, to-
refaer Win the hereditanaenls and appurtenan-
ces.
Taken IN execution and % be sold as the prop
eTiy o. Daniel Augustine, aCksou Holiday and
HeuTy Smith. terre tenants. 81 The s1lt Of sam
uel KiDge-. surviving administrator Of Nicholas
kein. dec d.
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A PPLICATION.FOR CHARTER.

Nosice IS hereby given tha- an cpr..caton wiz
Be- made 20 che Governor OF che STATE 20 fpeuusyl-
vania- on Csc en- d-y of October A H., Is92 hT
joan Mn--ccs 2 g NuTloc- Wm = NurioCs
J. C. DI1cll. samuel Eog. ils-zl WGy 4. b. Sc
Colir aud = r GIT. Iuler rl- Ae- OF ASS gI1ly
Of the Common slll-h u PcllsT igauia. entitled
' An Act % authorize .he lIlaiatl1u and regTi-1-
tiou OF Railroads aud Corporations approved
April {. ls, and Che supplements rlerCi0, f1r the
Charter of an intended Corporation 70 Be called
the 81. Bars EoCk Ra.lrlad Company" the char
fter end object Y hfrecfis % operate raii1oafi
foE t1e publc use IN lhe Conveyance of persons
and property, AMI for -hasa plrposls @ have.
possess sr1 enfGV all the rights hauerts and
supplements
C0FFE0TE & 8CPPEL.
sart = fsl1 Soileilfrs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

II there Is not . borough ordinance re
quiring property owners to keep the cutters
and alleys about their premises clean the
town council cannot be too quick about
passing one, and seeing thai it is rigidly en-
forced, when passed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Messrs TredweI & Kimmell have decid-
ed to establish a Democratic weekly paper
IN this place AID have already ordered an
outfit from 3 Philadelphia type foundry
The new journal VIII bssr the name Of
The Fidetts and VIII make its appearance in
the course Of 3 week or two.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14
4 DMINIsrRAToRs, NOTIcE.

Es.Eteof solomon ]. Baker. late of Lincoln
I-r- Gecrcse--
Letters o. adrinis-fai.aa "a tle ADORE estate
having been g=llie.i CD -la lnlei.s1 ar tie
proper altEuri-r. ucli-c 81 le--h- --frl q eli
0er-rls iutehfaf % SAID 9-ta-e 81 -l1sc -,1-lltil-
ste -arlc1t sl-t tb,-e having c.si-Hs STA p-t-
sens tll-l 81. u a-.rrl-l 1--1l fr .ril lsa- On
Thurslay. Oci. atl l-.- a. llr ate residence of
.ece2-ais when ans a--l- al pai-rs c-n A.
~ s BaEER.
A. s. 3lLLER,
Admin. II-- -ers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

F.B. Collins and ". C. Kurtz, Of Ber-
lin: William Rauch, Of Jennertowni l. ".
Weakland, Of Confluence; C. +. McCauliif, Of
Conemaugh; Norman D. Hay, Of Summit
Mills and C. W. Walker, Of Somerset, are the
delegates selected TO represent the Central
Democratic Society Of Somerset county
al the meeting Of clubs at Scranton, on the
11fh inst
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Gideon Hiteshew, Al one time a wealthy
and prominent citizen OF Shade township, is
languishing in Jail charged with surety Of
the peace
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MONDAY. sEPT. e. 1ee2.

SoIIcE + hereby given tOan the justices Ofthe
Peace. the CoroneT and ConStabies aithio the
said County Of Somerset. that they be then and
there n tbesr proper persons wiki their rols rec
Orlis. inquls-lious. examinations AMI other re-
membranes. 70 90 those thf1gs which % their
o1lce and "a that behalf auperra-l 20 be done,
and also they who VII proeecutc ae1flst the pris-
Oners thai are or shall b IN the an of Somerset
County. % be then and there 70 prosecute against
them a. shall De Just.
SNa-fR
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

AL the right title, interest and claim Of George
Lliy, dsft aud Charles :. Fannear, terre tenant.
Of ia and % ali tbe follow ing tract Of land stu
ATE in Jenner township Somerset county, Pa,
containing three hundred and seyenty-0ne C;.7lj
acre and twelve ff2I pcrches more or less, mark
e IA The sherif's inquisiiiou in the estate Of
Frederick EieSeckcr deed a. No. 9, adjoining
being the same land " hich Henry ksuch- tfus
tee Tor Tie sale ~ Tie real estate Of Frederick
BieseekeE, decd, by deed dated The - day Of
ISL. conveyed io Noah Goiu, Who On TIE same
day conveyed the same "a Frederick Biesee ker,
together with the lcrediiluieuts and appurte-
uauct--
Takal IN execution and % be sold a. the prop
crty Of George Ludy. def't and Charles ;. Van
near. terre tenant. al the suit Of Catharine L.
Nannear's use.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Ata meeting Of health officers and rail
read officials al Pittsburgh, Friday, it was
decided IN case cholera makes its appearance
in any Of the sea coast cities 10 establish
quarantine stations fly miles from Pitts
burgh on all Of the railroad lines leading
into that city. The 3. & o. officers said
they would establish a station east Of Ohio
Pyle, probably in this county.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
- BOROUGH CIfAEIEa.

a =
NOTICE is he-eby given Cat a. appl.ea-on
VIII be made io the Court - t.larter sessions oi
sfnerset county. Pa, "a MONDAY. september -,
fss. fars Bo-ough Clartsr ior tne Eiiiz4e oi Ia
var.svllle situate iu 5u1-crtl .osl-llps n s'ill
comfy OF -nrler-eI. banded Al ~ lows
Pegfuniaz ef ne co-uer az tnr Ielerson town.
shir, line or CO.. l.nd ol ki ald GCorge T. COM
trvInan a. srcHes, tsel ce s1gtl seventy SIX ana
ore-haif I7C Cast iuCr huaffe1 en4 Lllrlf
eizhf Iflsi ris o. dsVisiol lue s.seeil ne il.l,
hi 7Nrs a = Tay1nau sud Jacob bzr1ol e .i4ke
ard stones IN woods. thence along =sll alsls-1ii
line ncrrn rhirtec1 and ole-Ezif lal ea-4 al1
one hundred and eighty lss li,5i ros.s = slASe
two y rods north east el garden o. Fral@ilA
Frifz hence north seventy eight i4ei Ne-- ~"
huucred and tEsuty -nlue ~ RODS % ie'--s
thence e0ils1 alglty-Fe .-l tes. L2t- ..-i
rods - hic1o-g on iaIcs oi Geo q teulli li-.i.
theucs uofth seFelfT-c.-1E and lnfee--9'i--l,
f-.s.'- west rae hunlrsi snd thirty els1l iis>i
rc..s . tie Ia1ersou toalIstip line rosl ss e1ce
alar,r laad liue berneen John HlT aiid y asli-s-
tru t.IlutrTulaa s1I--a fi.tF flur 81 N-l ~ en-
-r-sir y rolls t0 r- ka rea- ~ l-1ileil. tli- =, =
nan. h1Ese tleDce s1urh twenty tlree
,rasf uinctg-fE1 eiI 1ois O. rll1e Qi nfs sln---ss
re sfvls and rgle of sad proposed 1o-cag1 % e
J. A. BE8HEI.
Attorney t0r Se-uo1erS.
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CoURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEEEks. The Hon JAcoH H. LoSGESEckz a.,
President Judge cf gae several Courts q Common
Pleas of the several cOunfle~ composing the ioth
Judicial District and Justice Of ne Courts q oyer
and TerEiuer and General jail Delivery. tor tte
trai 0f Al capital and Other offenders IN the said
District. and tsE0EsE W. PlLE and Noah Bis EcK-
EE, ESl's Judges Of the Courts of Common Pleas
and justices Of the COurts of oyer and Terminer
and General Jan Delivery fo- The trial o. al capl-
tai and other offenders in tlf County q somerset
have issued their precep-S. an1 % ne directed
for holding Conf 81 Common Pleas and General
Quarter sessions Of he Peace and General JEil
Delivery, and Courts Of Oyer and Ierminer a.
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EXECUTORs' NOTICE.

Estate Of John z 5sese. Esg-, late oT Ps.nt
township, deed
Letters testamenLary on this estate saving
been granted 70 the undersigned y re
proper E1thoritv. notice e hereby given % all
persons indebiol % said estsle 10 mske imEedi-
ste payment, and those hlvilr claims sgaiIsf
the same vii present them duly autdcutlcsted
for settlement on Thcrsizy. OcL -. -Z.
Et me late residence Of said deceased .
when and where thcg wiz attend ior saii purpose
HANNAH SEESE
JOSEPH SEESE,
LNecltof--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Elder Granger. OF the Diseiplcs' church,
has been called to his former home ia Indi-
ana By the serious illness OF his mother.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

The public schools Of this borough win
open next Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Al .r1la The bsst x1oE1 Sistiilers Cl-ifl-1i-a
> year-Jid pure WINS al ziads a. 81 1 per gal
lon Rhine. Mosel. C31ret, hun s-a-i. sblrry
and Pot Wines. direct inporiat-cfls la glass
f-ure I-np0rscd Brsrcie. 6.is, ~ The lowest az
urez- Ca-i ~ scri f1- S1ec,Gl Frice LII Nal
oris-s promptly attended .. No eztrl clazge
/ faf lsuxils EEl picking
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Terms.

Oue-ta.rI O. raul<iu a lien on t1e ls-1 zlte-
theel a-ll-ss are 1eluCt..1- ihe iutes O. h- I-i
annually 70 the widow "a The deceased eur
ing her nGt1ral life ac1 90 he- death the pr-ile
pal to be paid 70 Jaa heirs OF the deceased Ten
per c-u- of tae purchase money % - paid down
on dav OF sale the renaiutec Of Ons-tliri. zftcr
deducling dover. az the c1ldrlra-i0l of sale
One-thIai In one year. anI The ra-lzl2l1s Ih-ri
IN two ycars thereafter With in-errzt o. deferred
naTTneles fr1un the co1frIg, GiiJu u s1le. Fly-
menJs aud doFcr % be secured by Hens on the
premises
Pozessic1 VII Be giTca lst AQrl 1s3i.
WM T. Bat BAKER,
MICHAEL COOP
sr-rrafaaaa
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NOTICE.

Yotice i hereby given that ny wife, May n.
Walker. havi-E les. ny bed and board. al per
sons are hereby uotided not 70 trust CT ta1ooi
her ON ny account. a. ] VII n0t pay any cebts ol
her contracting ulless compelled 70 do % BY due
process 0f law
geuner Y Roads. MILTON z WALKER
Aug =, p
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Mr.. Aaron Dickey has plum orchard on
his farm FIVE miles north Of town, and every
one Of the hundred or more trees IS fairly
breaking under its burden Of fruit The
orchard viii average over one bushel Of
fruit to the tree. Mr.. Dickey declined an
offer from Johns-ovn party who wanted
to buy the entire lot and viii dispose OF his
plums in quantities 10 suit purchasers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Al the right title. interest and claim Of ThOm-
as p Morgan and Caroline ". Morgan. as wife,
of. IA and % the oDe-third % Of all minerals
underlying tract Of land In summit township,
Somerset county, IN the state o. Pennsy lvauia,
containing Two hundred no acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of JOAN J. SAY iur, Christian LiY-
elgOOG, J. +. Roman and olAess, sold and con-
yeyed b one David say lGr 70 James smith and
others By deed bearing dale Apul ID, 1855. and
recorded Ia Nol- IS, pages -, etc together with
the heredlta-nelts and Gppurieuancps.
Taken IN execution and o. BE so,d as tie prep
erty o; Irouas =. Morgan and Caroline ". Nor
gan. his wife. st The suil Of Heury =. Gilbert.
smith Petit and james D-ipus co partners trad
ing a. Petrt & Dupps, George J. Johnson and
joseph iibbey
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SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of sundry Writs q Fied Faciss
Vendltioui. ENponzs and Ievsri Facizs, izsled
ouf o. the Couu o. Common Peas of merset
County. Pa. o. me direc,ei. there VII b. ex-
posed 70 puhic sale az he CJuri House. In SON
ersct Borough. On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Council have finally had the stone piles
on Main street broken up and placed upon
the road. The improvement is very graft
fying to persons using that thoroughiare.
But council have not taken any steps toward
cleaning up the cutters and alleys we direct
ed their attention to last week. If the
smelling committee are unable 10 find
the places indicated We shall take pleasure
in locating them more specifically.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Al the right tile Interest and claim 0f Eliza
Saylor o. ~ ard % al tEat certain lot 0f ground
situate in The borough o. somerset, county q
Somerset. ana state Of Fennsy ylVania. fronting on
Race Slseet On the south and bounded BY Court
alley On the west. lot o. J. 7. B1achy on the
north. and private alley on the east. coufaiuins
One-fUurtl Of an acre more Or less having there
On erected one and half story dwelling house
with the apqur,enalces-
Taken n execution and % Be sold as the prop
cry of Eliza sGylor, az TIE suit of Oliver Knep-
per AID Annie + Freases administrators OF Mm.
=. Erczse, dec O.
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DUBLIC SALE.
or
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

Saturday, Sept. 2H, 1892,
a follows
sets parl0r furniture, bed room sets aud bed
ding, 7 s.deboard. extension table. rocking and
dining room chairs, , noos Gases, la. rack,
] secretary. ! Singer sewing machine, ! Grand
fathers S-day clock s-dsy mantle clocks,
cooking stove, heating stoves, wood stove, car
pets, ! SIDE saddle new one mans saddle,
stand, sink, clothes press. rugs garden tools,
kitchen utensils, dishes. lamps and great varie-
y Of articles too numerous.
sale 10 commence AZ ten 90 O'Clock Of said
day when the terms Of sale VIII ? c made known.
HENRY = --HELI
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

Hannah Boucher, mother Of Billy Nil
Ter, who was shot and instantly killed while
attempting to enter the house Of Philip
Walker, Of Somerset township, few years
ago, died at the poor house las. Tuesday.
She vas a simple minded old lady and grieE-
ed constantly over the death Of her son.
Miller had terrorized the community in
which he lived Tor a number Of years and
his death was looked upon IS blessing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-09-14

The HERALD is in receipt Of letter from
Ms. J. B. shoup, Of Nikesville. Columbia
county, Florida, in which she says that her
husband, Rev. Shoup IS anticipating a trip
to Washington, D. c., TO meet with TIE G.
A. r. Posts, and he is especially anxious 10
NEE; his old comrades from this county.
At Washington he viii be known by his old
Gtle, J. B. Shoup, ID Lieut.. 3rd Pa. Heavy
Artillery, and can be found st the corner OF
9TH and 7 streets
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER rs,

isl2. ali fh1se two certain lots. sisuateiin Rock
.good- Somerset county, Pa. known a. Lots Sos-
zlS and zi9 il the general pan Of Redwood
Terms made known on day o. sale.
JOHN kCETL
Administrat0r.
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Meyers5ale is in sorry plight through
lack Of water. One business man Of that
place informs Us that II has COS; him $500
per day for the past six weeks for water 10
run his plant, as water can only be obtained
from the creek. We would again suggest to
the members Of our town council that they
iakea trip to Meyersdale and investigate the
water supply Of that town before they un-
deriake 10 introduce It into Somerset at the
expense Of the borough corporation
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A handsome. broad sho1ldered gentle
man, with decidedly western air, who has
been seen on The streets OF this place for the
past several days is Mr.. Samuel Brown,
President Of the Fist National Bank Of
Oakesdsle, Washington Mr.. Brown IS a
native Of this county and during the years
Of his early manhood vas a resident OF
Somerset. He lsil here for the west in 1854
and this IS his first return visit. Since leaT-
ing here be has resided in California, Ore
eon and Washington His eldest son,
Charles A. Brown. is cashier Of the bank.
Mr.. Brown will remain in Somerset for sew
eral weeks renewing his acquaintance with
the men who were boys when he was
young.
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TAursdau. "a. S. -.
Dwelling House.

bank barn and complete CrfbuIidings also su-ar
camp ani orchard ] h farm Is in a ..le stats "
cultivation, and convenient % school. ea-r-h,