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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20
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ioKn % he spsllest child. have been Taught
10 siye eyasiEe answers t. qaestisns fam
Strangers The nen are too indOieRt 80 cnl-
iiyaie their own promising fields. They g
easionaliy make FEN shinsies in winter.
bat prefer watching ihestilI, fishing or hunt
ing to any other employment Their amuse-
ments consist in shooting matches. in which
the prize Is = turkey, or 4 game Of cards
Played With greasy old deck, as they sit
graFiins their stills as they Pc. IN t1eir
qaiet Woik.
one Of the most uniqse OceupaticGs Of this
region Is that Of the spotisr who maks
his precarioas living By picking up such
nOonshiDe-s as have reward placed on tSeir
heads BY the internal revenue department.
be receives SO for each Illicit sill captured.
He generally ''spots7 his men BY occupying
some high eoign Of vantage, where be can
watch the smoke arising from the still
When be loses his bearings in the deep woods
be frequently recOTeTs his position by the
strong. pungent smell from the boiling
mash, which it Is said can be detected Al
the distance Of a mile, ard is an unsrring
guide.
Il Is thought BY the Officers Of the revenue
department that the present is the best op-
portunity the government has ever had TO
put aquietus on the "noonshine' business
in this whole region. Thssecan be no doubt
thar the "moonshinersi are alarmed and
many stills located few weeks ago had
been removed when the officers came 70 lay
their hands on them.
The mooashine-'s'f whole plant can be
picked up and removed in q few MINUTES At
the approach Of danger. What 5 known IS
the Baker brand Of whisky has been IA
nous throughout the east for years. The
Old disliilery where Il Esz made was dis
nantled in 1852 At the sale Of the plant
the Old copper still was knocked down to
General seigier william C. Miller, ard
was removed under cover OF night to no one
knew where. IN one ofthe late raids il Was
found securely hidden in the hay IN Milier's
hay -lof. Whilst some Of the "m0onshin-
ers7 are willing TO turn states evidence. say
ing they are sex of the whole business and
tired Of being bounded il would be worth
their lives to 90 SO.
With al the hopes expressed b. the rsye-
nue. officers IS 20 Graduating E.5cii disullers
in Western Pennsylvania. they vii doubt
les coatinus 70 hes = thorn in The side ofihe
bareau fos uaany years 20 come.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20
80 Lambsr company.

The JohnsioVn Lumber C0mpsny-or.
rather the Cambria Lgmber Company
since its recent Reorganization is mauisls-i1s
neE life and energy The company owns
I've Thousand acres Of timber land along and
in the vicinity Of Shade Greek. this county
L saE-nillS are short distance from Foust-
Eell, or the Somersat & Cambria Z. r
From tie siatioa narroE-gauge railway
runs 70 the mil.
l. Is now proposed 70 extend this road up
Shade Creek 70 Shade Furnace, the junction
Of Dark and Clear Shades, : distance OF eight
miles Work vii be ccmmenced on the ez-
tension almost immedialeiy-p-obab,y next
week The object il b1ildin. the rad Is
principally 10 bring down the bark. A
number Of new bouses will also Be b1ilt n
The nils. The Company has orders on hand
10 keep the mills running night and day
during the season. They are at present run
ming only single turn, but next Week VII
start on double turn. The Company 5
timber is principally hemlock, cherry, ash
and other hard woods.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

under Indictment, charged Eith having yio-
lated the internal Revenue laws. Garry er-
pscts to be taken keforethe Z. 5 Commis-
eieaer at PiitsbaIsh some day this week
when be viii enter into recoguizance for
his appearance before the [. s district court
at May terra.
Detective Fisher relates a good story At
Abe PieteheTs expense, and one which
goes to show that Abraham IS not altogsih-
er guiieless- when We nadc our first raid
on the mocnshiners," said Mr.. Fisher,
Fletcher was pressed into service. He re
fused TO carry a gun saying that he was 8
deacon in the church and had conscientious
scFuples against bearing arms He was COM
PEELED to go along without a gun. Afssr a
while offered him drink Of whisky. and
he took one Of The longest pulls at the bot
tie ever saw a man take in my life. I put
the bottle back in NY pocket. In a few
minutes - Abe" cane up to me and laying
bis hand on my arm, said, say, mister,
won't yoU be kind enough to give me
another drink Of that stnHg"
From this it would appear that "Abe'sn
conscience does not rebel against fire water
the same As it Goes against FIRE srma
Saturday afternoon '' General Ssigle" net
E number Of his acsaaintanees sho called
on him n the jail The General IS the
sole occupant Of the hospital ward Of the
prison, and thrcesh the grated door At the
end Of the ward be is able to see every one
who climbs Up the stairs into the upper cor
rid1r- Whsnsrer the e General recognizes
E friend on the stairs he invariably calls out,
" this way, I've changed my headquarters p
To HERALD reporter Miller said: =. don't
take much stock in the stories about Pritts
having one west. and an inclined to thiak
that ae IS hiding IN the mountain aboat
his home. Prilts is about "a years Of age,
IS 5 feet s inches tail. wears a long beard
rather white, hair same color, wears his
hair long-may have had both cut Of
weighs about $50 lbs, snd wears No. S
boot. Complexion and cyts light Lean
face and rather long jawsd He is medium
sized and what might be called a pretty
coed figured man Always were Old clothes
and black slouch hat, although I have seen
him with derby on bis head. He walked
kind Of STOPPED and lazy ike. Il e is not a
nan OF much education, but talks plain
English Don't think Prtts ever had
picture taken, be was 10 stingy 10 pay for !
Photograph. Don't believe he has any mon
ey. PEitts IS the father OF y children.
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MARRIED.

UNS-NU ULLER,-Narried az the resi-
dsnce Of Ge5ags Mailer in Qusmahoning
township. on Thursday. March 34sh, 1872.
By J. l. Bsrkey, Esq, Geo. ". Daans, OF
Lincoln township and Mss Mary Muller, Of
QnemRhOniug township.
SNITH-HAY.-April L, Is12. By J. J.
Welch, james r Smith, Of Coleman Sta
ton, and Binnie :. Hay, Of R0ckEood, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

The present spring has been 50 backward
that Ms Kate B. Cofroth has decided to
postpone her opening OF Spring and sum
mer Hats until Tuesiay and wednesday,
May 81 and i,h, on which dates she wiz
pa or exhibition the finest lot Of milli-
nery goods ever brought 10 Somerset county
Ladies are cordially invited to call on the
dates named
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

The Jr o. L. a. ~, ofFnedens, wiz hold
an open meeting on Saturday evening, April
ed Prominent members OF theorder viii
be present. and deliver addrezses- All
friends OF the fraternity are invited to at
tend.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Mr. L. C. Lamber, Hoovsrsv..le's enter
prising lunberman, has made another large
i.mber del He las week purchased TIE
Ps.eruan tract Of timber land, containing
tb-ee hundred and twenty acres, the largest
,rsct Of good timber in Somerset county
L = near H00versEilie on the line o. The
: L c. Railroad. and extends 10 RoEeria
Thisspeaks very highly for Mr.. Lamoer',
considering that many prominent lumber
men Of somerset and Indiana COUNTIES have
tried 70 secure this tract. he is the twenty
seventh Elau 10 try TO secure the timber the
~ having failed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

CH. West 2 eolored barter who ran
sbop in this place several yesrs Ago, Wss
c.nsissts f5r the legislature Al the recent
Reoubliosn primary election in hssiinore-
ard county. West polled 6e9 votes being
somewhere in the rsighborhood Of $50 less
votss than were cast for his highest compel
i,or According 70 the -4rgss, which Is good
nanocrstic authority. be issued circular
.,.-l,-;,e bimselfto be in favor Of Ben Hsr-
- - President. and DAlzen snd Hut for
Congress; also. sqaai taxation better roA.l-
and free WOOL that be was opposed % tne
shipment Of dressed meats into tais STATE
especially coon and 'Possnm' unless tes
sane a-s properiy lAbeled. lie also agFeec'
II nominated and elec.ed, 10 stand oy tne
grand cd Tag and dry up the Tido" ;
tesz.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20
Wantad

A good woman to take charge Of Boys
Department in the Home Of the Friendless
in Allegheny city, Pa One who viii inter
est herself, and Be possessed Of ability to
govern and al the same tine be kind to
them Apply 10 Ms. Albert A Horne, 81
Beach ST., Allegheny City, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Charles Ringier, Of stoyessOSn, aged Il
years, was kicked ont Of blackboard By a
young colt which he was driving 10 Johns
town 70 sell one day last week. The wagon
was demolished bat the boy was Eos seri-
ously hurt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

De.ica.e cakes a-d puli.us- c.l b. baked
successfully in lhe Cinderella sioga and
Rzrsss- Tie large. hish oven insures uni-
form hASlag. and no burning on the top.
sold and -uaranie'si b. Jas B. H8i5e-aGl1a.
Sonarset ps
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Ms Catherine sanner died at the home
Of her son-in-law. Dennis Weimer. IN Black
township, Sunday. 18th inst aged 50 years.
The funeral occurred Monday. Iatermeut
a. Senner church.
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Altoona

All who are interested in good housekeep-
ing should examine the Cinderella Stoves
and Ranges. The extra large and high oven
embodied in their construction insurss 3
good baker. Sold, guaranteed and recon-
nended by Jas. B. Holderbaum, Somerset,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Es.sts Of John Wingerr. ia.e OF Wollersburz Bsr-
ough, somerset COluty, pa. deed
Lslte-s Of Admiuiscrzrlou on the above estate
having been granted % the undersigned ly lne
pe-sOns Indebted % sid estate -1 maze LIluf.li-
ate payment, ard tlC-e having CLAIMS against
day ot April- l.--- a- the late residence Of said
deceased, iu H He.iersogrg Pa
JESSE J. COOK.
l-a-- Admins .rzt1r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Mr.. David Snyder, Of Chicago, arrived IN
sonerset Saturday evening and viii spend
few days With the family Of his brother, J
3. Snyder. Mr.. Snyder Is on his way home
from q trip to Florida
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Avery pretty wedding Nas so.emni1ed Al
Addison al high noon We3nesily, l5ta
inst. when Ms Yeanie n Bird, third
daughter Of Mr.. and Ms Basil Bind Of thai
plsos. plighted her trolh to Mr.. Peter Y
Nedror. prominent yong business man
Of somerield. Tie ceremony was per
f,rned by Rev. Geo T. Cable, Of the Adj
.en N. & church ard was witnessed b. a
large number Of The friends Of the BRIDE and
zroom. The happy young couple len on tie
evening train fo- tour Of the western cities
The bride was the recipient Of many Eaiua-
be presents. Mr and Ms NsdsoT VII
,.sks their home 3. Sonsrfsld.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20
A Bargain In Clocks.

We have just received 100 Nickle alarm
and tine clocks that We vii sell st the fol
Iozing loE figures 500 for the Alarm and
> cents without the Alarm Other goods at
corresponding low hgures
NEFF & CAsEBEER,
jewelers. and Opticians.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

As John McAfee was walking through a
stable behind large male At Johnstown.
Friday, the animal lei fy Nith i hind fssi
and planting them IN his ribs broke three OF
them McAfee was formsriys resident Of
this place
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Estate o. Cl-harile Bzrklfy. late % Ieuler
ToEns1ip. Somerset Co Pa dec a
Letters Of Adlsiuistrafion on this estate having
been grz-ted o. the undersigned ~ The
rTuper Gutlority- notice j. hereby given 10 al
pelsgus indebted % said esrsre % make imuedi-
a-e payment, ard those having claims against
Tie same VIII present. them duly sufneu-5 ca-ai
Cor settl ellCrf- Saturday. May q l-1l. A. The
residence o. me Adm-aistraio-s iu said Typ.
GEORGE BAEELET,
&. G. FLEISf-a HuCE
r. " Biesecker, Attorney. Atmiui-t-zto-s-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

" & Assahan, brother Of Washington
Aegahan Of this place. diei at bis home in
Altoona GA tie sth inst, seed Gs years.
He was member ofthe 6. Ar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate Or susan 5zuIl. late Of Sto1yCreck Tap.
The undersigned ldiiofs tulg appointed By he
OF the Aduintstrztor o. aui aulc1g those legally
el-l-lei thereto hereby give notice tha- they vi.
al-eCd % the dltles of their appointment a. the
residence % " Il. Ailer. in slil township. C1
Mon1zy. Nay 81. 1872, when and where al par
ties can z--eEd.
~. H MILLER-
J. J. ElMMEI-
Aull1n-s-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Don't a. l1 call at W. j. slaEe-'s b-.
nea shop sor y1ur Nartla sai Ga-ile my
sample room is fan of -ae E1rk. 20 agents
employed ali the-ei1re can sell lover O. l1
d-uis Vho have agra.s. Rsnember ,ls
Pi-ce tro slu4-es south Of Diamond slm-
ersef Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Esta.s o. Charles T. H-r-er. late 0f Somerset
township. Souerset CouurT. Pa deceased
Letter. of Administration on The zaoTe estata
having been granted to the undersigned bF the
ur1re- aurlGrirr s.. notice = hereby --Een - ali
rarz0us iu1eb..sl - szit estate . maze immeii.
are payment and those havin ciain1s s-t r-,- the
sane vii present them duly authenticated f1r
-ir-ellelr GA q before saturday. the 4lsI day ol
Ilv L-sl- a. tle lzge residence - sasd deceiienl
LAURA r HUNTER
Aduilisr-a-riN
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Rnck,unnri NnrmaI-

The spring term OF the ROckEOod Nor
maj School viii begin Monday, April ..
Tuition from g to s. for the term Of eight
weeks.
G. ". BAKEK,
Principal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Estate OF william b Frlzss late 20 somenf.
h,-1lgl- Pa deceEzgL
Is1--ers ~ administrator on the above estate
having been rra1fed Oh the undersigned br the
proper EE-horIty Iotice Il h=1ehy gwen t0 al PEI
sons lu1a1teI -1 said errl-e % make lmrsesilar1
payment and -l1se having claims agliust the
sslle ali prescul tl=u tIiy authenticated FOR
s---llliell o. ile Ellllu -s-ra-0-s-
OLIVER ENEpFElL
ANNIE j. FREEsE-
Arrl .. % Administrators.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20
A DsuNIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate o. EeurF Lol-. lz.e o. seF-rsou ta'vuship.
Somerset County. Pa
Ile-sers Of liniu istrasiCl On the shuVe estate
having heen granted % the underlined By rfi-
rr0per 4utnorits. notice 4 hereby given % al
rers ~ llstentet 90 szil e..are % make iuue,li-
are rlvIl1lI. Elc ih07a having Gains against
sall a-rare uil p-e-eEt theIl duly sut1enticzted
flT set cement % -arur-'aT. May -isl A. D. lsgz
a. tlc iale resiLence of the deceased
D X BRRELET
J. " RAEELEN
Adm ulStrzto-s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20
.lssoLUTIoN Notice

Notl-e Is hereiy EiTe1. that Tie pzrtue-shl1 D
ll-e1lfl-e cEi--n- between j. =. Davis and J. K
t1'ler. doing business under the arm name o.
DAVIS a C0sier. wzs dissolved by mulual consent
on Aare1 ist i.gl Ile boeks ard accounts lf
-le rrm are II the hal1s q J. ,. DAVIS for COL
.ecllQl, and al persous knowing themselves IN
4elte1 ~ me sai1 hrln wili please call aud make
payment The business VII hereafter be con
Quoted b NJ. J. B. Davis
J b DAVIS
J. 2 CODER,
Trsiua r-u II r-sl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

NOTICE. Is herfhv given rlaf The annual meet
.-g cf Lhe S1oCslolf7rs o. The Sai sblrT Eaiiruai
tC.urauy VIII be held az The Office cf lhe hllri-
more s O1i0 Rsllruai Cn1u1arv il the city o.
Fir-shsIr-h. Pa. on Moltlay. MAY Ia AZ
o-e'oekP " Tor the uurulse of eieC-il- r. F-es-
1euf ard blari % Dlrc .t0-s - -c-Ee fur the Ga.
s-l-l- rezr and or The tra-slctilu 1f such other
hlstulss a. may BE 1ruu-li 1-.tlrc che melting
A. ~. BLACK
-.aa-a-a-~
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GEO. K. KLINE.
DlnSIsTRATORs' NOTICE

E.i4'e ri le1-ze I1or--. llte o. Qraushouiur
t1al,lli n -l-l--sl- c.1-gry, Pa, DECD
Lerte-s lf Aluilistrlri1u lu lhe arssr. ssfste
having lsel GRANTED c. the lut--s- .re.t 81. fh..
cs Ind t-i tl -- estate r0 rla & lrlllali a.a paw
--elt- snl tl1se having claims against the sanls
alll pres-l- rleD duly aurhcnfieaterI for settle
neat. On Ialrsstay. The Iftl dey uf April. l-..E
~ tre late rls.-elcc q the deceased ar uooV-
ersYllle- Pa SAMl IL HOOVER.
r. ". BlESECEER AdIrinI.r-a-o-.
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AUDIToR's NOTICE.

IN re-estAte OF samnel Fletcher. deceased
Tie uldersi gned having been appointed Audit
OF - the Orplsus Court. "A aud for the county
Of Somerset, Pa 70 make distribution OF tie
fund Ia tie admi1srrat0r's hands 70 an among
those legally entitled rkere-o. lo1ice j. hereby
given that ! VII ar ar ny Odice IL
the Bo-JuEh of Somerset Pa Oh THURSDAY. NAY
p 81 T. n, i1r the VurpOse q discharzing she
duties % said appointment, when and where a.
pe-solS i1Ieres--d cal attend
!. C. LOWRY.
nnr.H
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Jacob P. Weimsr, Esq, recently Of Ney-
ersdsle, but native OF Somerset township,
has removed 70 Somerset Mr.. Weimer has
purchased the grooery and conisctioae-y e.
ta5lishment Of II. Il. Zimmerman, On ihe
public square
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

The rush Of visitors to the county jail has
become 50 great that Sheriff Good hzs been
compelled to establish certain hoas Tor
their reception. Visitor. viii only be al
n,itte6 10 ths jail between the hours Of II
and i A N. and ! and p II. on veek
days hereafter Cards to this effect have
been posted al the jail and court house
Wm. c. Miller or General Seisie as lie i
popuiariy known appears 70 Be tie chief al
traction. The '' General Is very fond OF
company. and as ne Is confined in the hos
pital ward Of the PRISM By himself the yis-
It's Of Tie many Psaoas who call help him
70 break the m0notony of the long days
Miller i. quite an intelligent man and eI-
presses himself in very good language. He
avoids talking about tie killing Of Hoch-
sieiler fully as much a. he does about the
moonshine business lie IS vel posted on
al current events Of the day and can
make himself very entertaining.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

- umberger Tragedy ;,

A limited number Of copies Ofthis remark
able book s,iiI on hand and for sale, l5i
pages. % fall-psSs engravings, history Of
McC,ellzndtoEn Gang aad other S0merss,
county trials in appendix, handsomely
bound in red lsl.herette- First come. first
served. send 50 cents 70 Z. L Wer-er.
So@eEet, Pa, for acopy By mail postpaid.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

If there are any precincts hiding out which
easy has not captured they had better de-
LIVER themselves up q "a BIZ Miller and trsat
f7rqlz-ier- Pennsylvania IS very suggest
i've Of the way II loaks 70 tie opposition Just
-ow.-Berlis Rsr9gL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Remember you car fad ny marble and
Granite works on Race Street two squares
south Of Diamond.
W. F. SHAFTER, Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20
A ssIGSEss NOTICE.

Notice j. herebT given rhas The unds-s g1ed
s7si<uee o. TIE Fzlrhop= North savage Fire Brick
Co. Limited FOR the tsueff Of -reiirorS- viii
meet the Creiifous q the said Co. a. is once ia
FElr1lle. ou MGulzy. The u day 0f Nay, A. T..
l-5ta fsr settle Ineus Of Eec0untS and ali persons
ilIieb.ed to aid clmpzny VII make luueclas.
JACOB D. sEANK.
Mach -, - Assignee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

60 to Ms. Kate B. Cofcoth's fJ- your
spring millinery and Ladies Furnishing
Goods.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20
A UDIIoRs NOTICE

YsIeatine Hays u-s et a ( IN The Court Of Con-
mon Pleas % SON
lo1ailsl haeT erse- County. Pa
No "a. SeaL Terra. IssI z D. u "a
Having been appointed Audirar 70 fisrriil-..a
tle iun'is ~ NJ hands o. Isaiah GOod Sheriff
.nsiuC cur o. the ale of the pe--onal esrafs ~
Joultlal Bser. I hereby give nGiIee mat I VIII
on the IN cay q April ls1 attend % he futiss
u ~ Appointment ~ ny otIice IN Somerset Pa.
~ len and Ere-e al persons Interested nav a.
reut II they sc F-oqsr-
JOHN E SCOTT.
Author
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

All the very newest sbAd= in ribbons at
Ms Kate B. Co1rOth's-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Call AZ Skaters Mammoth Marble and
Granite Works for y0u- cemetery work,
Somersst, Pa.
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ADNISIsTRAToas NOTICE.

Lfur-s q a.ir.la - "a lie esfstr 1f "a.
va ElrEes. .ale rf shade rlaushir. fa-easaII.
aaF.l- leeu 1rall-.l % ne uruu.r aurhoritT OBJ
r.la lretersi --eTt. El-.ce j. hereby given fo a
rer-1r- q. 'lr'lI -l s--l STATE o. make iulael.
a. paF1leur alt -1n.e having cislrs zFsl.-s-
s-ii es---e 7i.l r-'-alf t.leli duly allhenllca--
e.r -e.-.-1E ana allllI llcf. 1l Mzy .. l- r-
l.e llie rasl1elce 81 Gecrased
JACOB McGREsOE
cl-Ells * c0LroEE. Adui-is-r1trr-
Ag-lrrsgs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

M Kate 3. Cofroth's opening Of Spring
and Summer Millinery Goods Nay % and
4th- Don, f5Fget the dates.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Give your orders for censssry work to
W. T. SHAFFEE-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20
Thouzht and Actlon.

Until there Be correct thought there can
not be night action Therefore, think right
aad bay theCindersllA Range. and right ac-
tion is assured sold 5y Jas- B. Holder
ba1ul, Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Ia re es.a-cof Nancy SMITH deceased
Having oee1 appointed Au.itoc oy tle Or
uhau.' Court Of SoUersel county, Pa, 70 dLstri1-
ute the fllds IN the hands of the AduilL.-rAror
io and auloug those legally entitled thers-o here
by gives ugtiCe that he VIII a-1sld % ths duties
Of .lid Appointments A. ny otice in Somerset
buruugl. on Fddsy. May :. ls-2 when and where
AZ persons interested can attend
J. 4 BEREEY.
Al1it0r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Deputy -aoliectlr Fauk P. SAVIOR has
Es .aod and inspected about 5000 Ibs. Of
maple sugar the past week He says every
prsd1osr - has visited % 1roompl4ins that
ths outp-f Of his czDp Is only about one
half a. iarys Is g. has been in former yeafs-
Thss seas0u's suesr however. IS Of a super
or q11HtF Mr. sayior says the hnest
rra5es gre uanufl1fursi in the camps neaE-
Is. the L.aursl Hil mountain
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Nr. P F. Johns was nominated for Sher-
IN 5y The Republican conyertion Of Faystte
county Monday. Ar. Johns Is Deputy Col
lector Of Internal Revenue for this district
ard has made many friends in Somerset
county who wiz be plsased 70 learn Of his
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-20

Before leaving Somsrset the revenas
officers paid 4 visit to Dr.. Eader's rooms in
the Baer Block. The Doctor denied that he
vas selling whisky bat confessed that ne had
been selling mixture OF Thisksy aad snake
root One Of the officers forced open the
Doetor's truak snd produced a jug Of sand
pAtch~ The Doctor finally agreed to pay
the Internal Revenue licease-s25 and = pen
atty Of sI0 sor the past year-lnd he was not
arrested.
Il Is SADLY good legal authority that q
strict compliance with thelag requires every
registered physician 10 write sad Keep file
Of every prescription for liqaor be may al
himself just the SANE as druggists 70 whom
prescriptions are sent are compiled 70 iie
and Keep them