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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31
Rung Hole Economy.

The town council have ALREADY squaudsr-
ei about $50 Of the tax faad ofthis b5zoash
in al effort to ascertain whether or not it il
practicable for the borough corp5ratiOn 70
Construct and maintain = system Of wa'e-
works There IS 10 telling when this pro-
Z gsie considering the resources Of the
b0a0ughl expenditure viii cease unless the
tax payers awaken to their interests AID bring
their representatives, in the council up siLE
sharp turn. We understand that the
council have employed one Of the ablsst at
torneys at the bar IS their legal adviser and
We would sugges; 70 them that before they
throw away any more money, which IS 50 bad
ly needed for street and other improvements,
they get an opinion ffom their lawyer as 70
whether or not they are empowered to issue
and sell bonds for the purpose proposed A
prominent lawyer to whom the question re-
ferred 10 was submitted gives it a his opin
ion that the borough e9uncl have no right
10 issue bonds unless authorized to DO 50 BY
a vote ofthegusilhed electors ofthe borough,
and that bonds issued by virtue OF the recent
election held on that question w5aId not be
worth the paper on which they were written
and would be absolutely unsaleable.
It IS true that the voters of the town have
decided in favor Of water works, but i IS
sheer Madness on the part OF the council
70 throw sway money in a vain effort to &C
complish 4 purpose which requires the ap-
pr0yal Of the people by ballotia a aocordalce
vith the act Of assembly Il is not our OBJ
jeet to throw any slubling blocks in the way
Of the council while they are endeAvoring to
accomplish public good, but We would ad-
monish the members ofthat body to exercise
the sane prudence in eoniacting the bor-
ough's Affairs a. they w5ali ID their own
private business.
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Frost $ Coming Late.

Prof Foster. the Missouri weather proPh-
e. in his last report gave the forecasts Of 8
storm wave to cross the continent from
September , to 6. but he says the next wave
viii reach the Plciic coast aboa SePtem6e-
& cross the western mountains shout one
dav later and reach tie central valley from
he sth 70 the l0th, striking the eastern
State about the Ilth. Prophet Foster pre-
diets this a very dangerous storm west Of
the Mississippi river snd tornadoes and hail
nav be expected This disturbance, he
roes on 70 say. VII eAlse general rains and
an fear Of dro1ghts vii disappear Ia Dl-
ko.a and the northern states frost msy be
expected. The cool wave vii strike the
central valley about tie nth and the east
ern states about the L3th- The cool waves
usually caase showers and viii give Us an
average temperature through September
Fros.s viii be late, bat not severe Corn
erous viii have abandaat time 70 mature
and the September top cotton viii be better
than that which natures in August
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Horse Thief CAPTURED.

4 few days ago young man, stranger,
rode into New CcntreviHe and offered TO
sell the horse he was riding, together With
the saddle and bride, for for;y-hge dollars.
As the horse was 4 young one and worth
double that amount he was bought by
local horse dealer. The young man left for
lockwood Immediately. lie had only been
on the road few minutes, however, until a
lockwood butcher arrived az New Centre
vile and hearing Of the sale that had Just
bsen made went 70 look at the horse He
recognized II Immediately as one he had
traded OF in the morning and Al once arrived
at the conclusion that the one he had gotten
in the trade had been stolen. He started in
pursuit Of the young man but did not come
Up with him. At Redwood be learned that
the young man was al the railroad station
waiting 70 take an east bound train. Sheriff
Good happened to be in the toEn at the
time and a the request Of the hatcher he
placed the suspected man under arrest. At
this IanctGre Constable DIpoat remembered
that be had telegram in L.. p7cket from
the Sherii Of Westmoreiana coaaty r-l lest
Ing him 10 arresta horse thief, and giving
description Of the. thief and Of the stolen
horse. As both horse and thief answered
the description the prisoner was handed
over TO the Constable and message was
sent 10 Sheriff Clawsen telling him OF the
arrest. The forty FIVE dollars received from
the sale OF the horse a. New Centreville was
returned TO the owner and the horse recoy-
cred and the recovered horse was exchanged
with the butcher for the stolen one sheriff
Clawssn came 70 lockwood and took
the prisoner back 70 Greensburg with him
and the stolen horse was returned 70 is own
e.. who lives near Donegal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31
Teachers Elected.

The following named teachers have been
elected to teach the public schools in the
townships named Paint townships Wea-
yer. William X Heckler; Border, N. A
Livingston Asht5la. sem Kaufman Custer,
lydia II. SEank; Flat Rock, v. ; Ham
ms-. Bsrkey, W. S. Rose; Morringiand J.
C. schrock. Bethel, 5 Hllsapple Clear
SaIiug. Araminta H3lsapple Hoffman,
Jewry Kaufman. Wages from $500 70
$500.
Conemargh toEnship.-Dl7ilsville, L.
d. Miller. Eash. ". II. Meyers B.oughi s
D. Yoder; Hochstetsller, FL Border Saylor
Al Yoder; Wertz. John J. Forrest; Liv-
inestou. Il. 4. Walker Ksifsr, Harvey LiE-
ineton Tire Eul, 5. G. Shelter; Miller J.
J. s.ahI, Thomas Nils, J. S. Z.mme7nan ;
Kafiman. not supplied Wages from 5000
70 $4,000.
Lincoln township :-Sipesville, A. Z
Fdtz- sz7.75, Edie. y. T. Miller S3.7
Cassbesr, E. T. B.itaer. So -; Mountain
Annie Berkey. $3.50, Kneppsr John Bel
s3075: Bsllah. ;. ]. Fit, So 75 Mlust, A
B. Hoffman, So
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school Age In various stasss.

The age at which pupils are allowed to
enter and 70 continne in the public schools
differs greatly. OF the 80 Sates and Ter
ritories. 9 admit them st foar years OF age, ~
81 Eve, = at SIX, 5 a seven, and al eight.
The States admitting them a. four are
Maine, Connecticut, Florida ard Montana.
The schools Of Alabama and North and
South Dakota DO not receive them til they
are seven. and those o. Texas exclude them
till they are eight, and only allow them to
attend I'll they are sixteen
Twenty-Five Of the States and Territories
allor Children in the paplic schools til they
arrive Al the age Of tweuty-one- OF the
remainder the school axe terminates at
twenty in 7, Al sixteen n g. and at flsssn in
S.-Cfirggo Journal
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Saturday, Sept. 10, 1892,
Dwelling House,

4 large bank BAN. 5Cxl0 sheep stable and al
other Necessary 0utbuihiiugs tNo good orchards
Of apple tres and enc pear orchard, alld q never
falling spring. The lzld j. il god state q e1i-
l0u, abo1t acrzs of WOO land and balance IN
good farming condition
TRACr No. 2 certain tfsct q land situate
in Qle1akoliug township. SCulerse- county Pa,
Al joinllg lands u John Horner Martin Feurod.
EsQy nestle, John OneT. AIberr BerkeF, Christian
sAgie au1 tract No. L cout4i1ilg 60 acres aud
Ii perches strict measure. having thereon erect
eti a ueE bank BAN, an orchard oL young apple
rrees. good orchard of beautiful slyar trees #.
aDoui Is acres OF timber land and balance IN ex-
celieur state OF culriEaIiou-
Both these tracts arr situate about three miles
RON st0ygstoun and -Uo niles rom 5iLllol ;
Nils. Convenient % c1ureh and schools
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Squire Sesse Dead.

One week ago Philip Seese, an AGED
citizen Of Paint township, died and va S
buried On Saturday. late Tuesday evening
his brother John, who resides near Scalp
Level, in the sane township died from
dropsg.
"Squire7 John Seese, as he was common
Is called. was born in Faint township, about
= mile beyond Scalp Level, in ISIS, and was
married 70 Mss Hannah Custer about s.
years $50 SIX children was the result Of the
union. Joseph lives az home as does also
one Of their daughters, Miss Hannah
Another ffhe sons, Emanuel, lives in Johns
toxin while two Of the daughters are the
wives Of farmers living in Paint township
Another daughter IS dead
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

The fsares furnished fren the Collector
Of internal RsTe1us's 0lies for this cisSriet
estinstng the nPalber OF pounds Of maple
sa-ar produced in this oo1niy on which no
boaasy was elsimed arr very misleading
Bounty wss paid on Is s72 pounds, and
the Collector estimates that 1926 pounds
were manufactured By unlicensed producers
Il Is belieTes that TX Lick township alone
p-osssces more than the entire amount on
which bounty vas pad and he number q
estimated pounds. In 1859 the sssessols o.
the county rstaTned over 10000 pounds Of
maple sugar produced tae PEeeeciag yeAF-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

John McCumoas, a charcoal burner en-
ulovea bv James McKelTsy, was arrested and
lodged in jaiI Saturday OF q warrant ron
Centre eoznty charging him with deseriion-
BE vas tsksu to BellefoH-e, the county scar
Of that county. By policeman Gilbert yester-
aav. MeCunous = said to have hearilsssiy
deserted a most esdnabie woman ior
loose character who lives along the railroad
between here and Redwood
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Took the Rope Route.

william Moore. prouinentsnd wealthy
e.tizsu Of Harrison City Testu,oreland
eyunty. committed suicide Friday afternoon
by banging himself to the bedPost in his
room. He vas aged about 50 years and had
been in poor health for several years He
wss unmarried and made his home with his
mother.
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TERMS.

NOTfCE--Au persons purchasing ~ the
above sale viii please take notiee that Id per
cent Of The purchase money must Dc paid
when property Is Knocked down Otherwise
&c viii ag-ail be exposed % safe 1T the riss of
the nrst purchaser. The reSidue Of the pur-
chase money must be paid on or before TIE
CAV % confirmation viz ThurssldF. sepE
- IssZ No deed viii - Acknowledged until
Tie purchzse money 1 paid ID flll-
ISAIAH GOOD.
shedFs o5ee. Aug z, Isse- shsriE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Cadet Orio Keeper returned 10 his home
IN this place saturday from the Naval AeAd-
envy a. Annapolis, Id, and VII spend
month VITA his parents Young Mr- kneP-
per has recently returned from his INST
cruise. which was a5oa-d the Us. 5 4" Con
s.sIla-ion.T and spent the SINNER On the
north Atlantic, with Headquarters a. Nev
London C0un.
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Dr. 5. D. or Of Springfield, Ohio viii
preach in the Lutheran onarch. IN this place,
this. Wednesday. evening, and xii deliver
an s. .lress A. the Lushersn reunion and PIC
nic 81 Frieders, ThaEisy- Dr. Ort Is re-
putea 70 be one Of the mos learned and elo-
guent speakers in the ministry Of that
church a-ld he VIII doubtless attract large
audience on both occasions
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TERMS.

Ten per cent or the plrchase money 70 Re
paid when property Is Knocked down balance
cf ue-third on confirmation u sale and lieiiV-
ery Of deed one third a.tcr payment. u debts
and expenses. % remain q lien on tie premises,
the interest tO ne paid annually % Elizabeth
Ankeuy, widow of sail deed. duriuE her narur-
a. il.e and a. her death the pr.nciFal sum % the
heirs Of cyrus Ankeny. dee d, the remainder In
three equal annlal fiay Eleu-s Nith interest the
deferred payments q = secured or the premises
JAMES ". ASEENl,
ELMER Z ASEENY,
Ered. ". Bse-ecker. Administrators
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saformed cnurch reunion.

The Reformed Church reunion next Fri-
day al lockwood is expected 70 be attended
largely by the Reformed people Of the coGn-
y and their friends, and very pleasant SO
cial time is expected Refreshments f5r
such as do not prefer to take baskets VIII be
furnished on the groOads al reasonabl lie
rates Foreign Missionary Moore vii de-
liver Al address on the work OF the church
81 Iaran.
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EXECUToRs NOTICE.

Es.ate Of ]. r. McClintock. late OF Iennsr
township. deceased
Letters " AlrliIisrr1ti1u on this estate having
been granted to the undersigned by the proper
Authority notice is hereby given % al pers1us
indebted 30 said estate o make immediate pay
ulent and those having claims against the same
IN present them duly authenticated flr settle
- tle said EXecurCrs az the late residence q
said deceased. on Saturday, sept 1l. l-3e. be
tween the hours on AMI o'clacE p no, when
and where they viii be Tor said purp1-e.
F. r McCllNT0CK
sTEPEEN McCLINTUCE.
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60 Housakeeners.

some OF the best houseksepers in s0mer-
set and vicinity use the Cinderella Stoves
and Ranges AID pron0unce them perfect
bskers. Sold By james B. Holdsrbaun,
S,r,er=ef Pa
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EXECUTORs' NOTICE.

Estate OF John Mitchell. late Of Addison toEu%
ship. dee a.
Letters tes-au1entary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted % the Cn1ersf zlli by the prop
er authority notice T. hereby given % ali persons
indebted % sail estate % make Immediate pay
ueut and those having claims aEalasr the same
WIN present them for settlement duly autleurcE-
ted. on o- before ThurziaV. SEPTEMBER Z.Ih. l,,,2
Ei the house of CLas a. MiLcheil. Peter burg Pa
CHA=. A. MITCHELL
Executor Of John Mitchell. deed
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
y uqP0TGH CHARTER


NOTICE = hereby given that a. Application q
VII he made % the C0ur. of lla-ter sessiols q
so-nsr=er county. Pa. On ICll-zT. -epteliler =
~. fora Borough Cnzrter t1r the village OF Ia
vgusTille. situate IN SCuerSet township. IN said
county Of Somerset, touu1zsi a. foilsus
Beginning az the cnruer of the jefferson town
ship line on the land OF Il AID George L Coun-
trvlnau. a. stoves thence south seventy sN and
ote-half is east EJuF hundred ard thi-i z
eirhr ffsi r1s o. division Inc between the laCris
of Nrs- A l. Tly Elzl and lEeoo Harruniat sake
and s-ucez u woods. theme Along salc 1lFl--ll
lire uOrEh rnir-ee1 and ore-Ealf u east and
one huuGre1 and eiE1tg-lFs Isl r1sls % stake
two ~ ruds uorlh eGsr of gar1eu Ct E-a1klin
Fri-z Lhs1ee Ellr-h seventy zlr = WeSr rEc
hundred ard rEelrT-lile - rzts % ruzT,
thence south ei.l-y-dVe a,l7 WeSl fo-ry-ssven a.
ro.is U hicz0ry "a lI-lis of Geo. Z C0unEry nan.
thence uurfh seventy Ehf and rnree-f1u-lhs
- lFs-i one hrudred and r1irly eigh. llz,
RODS % the Jciec-ou township 'Iue r0al. thence
s.,snz Iz11 lle between godu Hay zl1 Wishing
ton t91utrIi an. sll-h lstg four % ~ " 8 rEen-
ty-six - -1Cis - d ze nesr Wzs1ils-o L.lIzl-rr-
mas E0l=e. rle-ce =0Ctl tEel-g tlree -
uasg ri1sry-ssFd ~. rois . r-1ce q ceg-1l1lE.
the -lyie and tfll- of ssid pr01oaec aoruugl ~ Be
t1e boro1yh q LAyzlsEilie-
j. A dE2xET,
Afto-ney tlr Petitioners
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Mr.. George 3 Bler e'tast soa ofour f-l-
low t1wusman II. T. Bter. Es1- has recent
Iy been appointed official EaGger Of Sonoma
county. one Of the greatest wine producing
districts in the State Ct C4iifornia- NJ. Baer
has ben a resident ofths G1l5ea S tate f1r
the past seven years and is the editor Of the
rrovs7lsie Cal. Sei-ssE
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ExECUToRs' NOTICE.

Estate Of J. r. Leibsr. late Of Je--er Town
ship. Somerset Co.. Pa, dee o.
Letters Iesrau1eltary on this estate having
been granted % the undersigned By The
proper authority notice j. hereby given % al
persons Indebted % said estate % make iUlmeti-
ale payment, and lhnse having claims against
the same VIII present them duly authenticated
for settlement on Friday. sept 9 l-s2, a. %
O'Clock 70. Of said day. at the late residence %
said deceasa1- ELel and where they VII attend
f1r ssid purpose-
LYDIA RODGERS.
FRANK RODGERS.
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A fne family, blood bay Hamiltouean
mare. 2 years old, perfectly sound aad gen
tie, any child can drive her 4 good all day
traveller; viii BE sold cheap, address
Box -. Hooyersviile, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

MrH.M. Hineb1uzh. CT ChadEick, H.,
vas caller II this oIee Tuesday afternoon
Mr. Hinebzngh removed from Somerset
counrv 70 Illinois zb71s tweniy-four years
$40 srd has an eEeeIieat farm one hundred
miles Eom Cdica.7- IT, VIII sPezi several
wssks visiting smo-z his friaads IN The
southern part Of this county.
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Lime or Temper.

No tine OF temper wasted when you use
the Cinderella Range. Is large and high
oven insures perfect baking and roasting
sold and guaranteed by James B. Holder
baum, Sommerset ? a..
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A DMINIsTRAT0Es NOIICE.

Estate Of Michael T. Meyers, late 0f Lincoln
-0wlslip- Solere- c1un--, Pa.
Letters q Administration OF The above e-lars
haEics bssu granted TO the llde-slElec D. tlt
pr1per authority. notice il HEREBY gwen % al
Ferso-s indebted % said estate - make lIUeiii
ale ulyu1eu- and those having claims l-zl.- -ll
same VII. present them duly authenticated q,
settlement. 90 OF before SATURDAY. the lQtl dag
C- september. A D., l.s-- 40 -1e house OF the -e
cezseL
JOIN nARR.
CARoLI1,E MENEE-S
Administrators Of Michael r. MeTe-s. decd
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The members ofthe Disciples church viii
hold meeting in the Putnam Grove near
Trent or Sunday. the 4;h day Of September.
All are cordially invited to attend.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of airliui-t- t-a-i1u 1C the estate Cf John
Nair late Of jefferson t1wlshl1, having been
granted -o the cltz1i-Cz1 D. the prup-r al
thlrirr, notice q hereby given r1 a. nrrso1s n
derrci % sli1 estate % maze Immediate pay
uelr. and those having claims lEa-ls- tle saiI
estate % present them duly aulleu-lc--d t1- set
tealau- t1 tlle ll1=r- ge- adm -lL-i-L-l-. l- the
lL-a residence 90 szit dee a. on -4t-rlaF sep
relhcr litl, I'3-. between the hours 81 { al1 {
O'Clock p u, when lEt Isl1r- they ear s-tsut-
~. p. HAY
r. p. NAIE
AdUil-s-rators-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Res. J. Z Sutherland, formerly pastor oi
the Presbyterian church Of this p-ace, has
been spending the past week visiting among
the many friends be made here a. that time.
BE preached tw0 sermons ID that deaomi-
nation Sunday. He IS present IN charge Of q
congregation a, Ford Cily, Armstrong com
u.
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Here We Are kgain-Barb Wire a
2I-4 Cents Per Pound.

The JohnstoEn food wire IS al sold bat
we have received from the Gctcry lot Of
barb wire which VIII be sold at two twenty
Eve Per hundred pounds Guaranteed TO
stand stretching. This Is = coed bargain
Cal and see Il.
Jas T HeLrERHAUM.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Belle Davis. 5y her next In tae Court of CON-
frie1d- jacob .. OTTO, mon Pleas % scmer
Sel County. Pa
william T. DAVIS. Va -. al- T., l-l-
sub. fu Divorce A. y. y.
u urll Is 81 ir-ssrved On uti-l-llt perso-- AZ :
a1 Eag Isl1 on motion % attorney q Lll=l--li
FOR Ern.1.1-leu- ~ q comm l-1.i-zr 1e- O. A. T.
f-hJ-ne i,a-. Joha o. Klumsl. Es.i-- appoint
el Cons 1sll toner.
SOMERSET cuCNIl- 50
Extract f-rm the Eecori
cer--5ed slh June L,1L
81. Il. SANNER-
FrC-honorzrT,
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A ADNIINIsTRAT0Rs NOTICE

Estate Of Hiram Sharer late o. Shsde township,
.0Eerze- county. Pa dee g.
Letters uf Afululst-arl0u on the above estate
having been granted % the undersigned hT the
proper EulEori-v notice j. hereby given -0 al
persons indebted % said estate o. make iumetii-
ATE payment and those hgvll claims a-l ust tLa
sane viii present them duly authenticated tlr
settlement, or OF before saturday the a-,i day uf
sept, l-s.- AZ the late residence Of said dec O.
DANIEL SHAFFER.
HARVEY SHAFFER
Fred. y Biasecker At-i1isrrat0rs-
nr-n-r.sH~.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Milton L Baer, a former resident OF this
place, has been nominated by the Democrats
Of Seattle. Washington, for the o-fice OF
Municipal Judge-the best ofioe IN the gift
Of the city.
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One Of the handsomess cottages in town
viii be that Of the Walker brothers on South
street, now receiving the finishing touches
81 the hands OF carpeaters.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

We know q 10 town IN the state where
dwelling houses can BE- bought IS cheap o.
where reAl estate Is held as high as il soa1er-
set
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OAUTIoS NOTICE.

yotea + hereby sirsn thai ny uife. M1rT n
WalEsr having leit ny la1 and hcaru- AZ Per
scr1S szs herehy nofifei nos - trust OF haToo-
be- or ny ecesu-t A. s.ll rot pay any q hts a
her cont-sc-f1g unisss compelled - Do - y 1u-
process cf law.
len1er Y H0a1s. MILTON z NALkEA
Arg u, y
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Wanted Z

An euterprising man in each township.
Must have a little capital and en- make
money. Sure thing Address
CHss. 4 RIGGs 4 Co,
Somerset. Ia.
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NOTICE

To william 4 Davis the above uaule5 defendant
You are HEREBY u0riietl rials en- purlalCe o.
the f1rsgoing comuisssou- I viii a-renL az nv
o-6ce in somerset Borough, On Necueslay -1e
1lsr day 0f August. I-5- as Ten o clock A. n, %
hear the evlieaee IL me foregai1E exc
j. %. EIMMEL-
Commissioned
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

The corner stone Of the new Reformed
church At Friedels vii be laid with the
customary ceremonies On Tuesday, the 9th
Of September. Services vii begin At ,
o'c.ock. o. IA. the sermon 70 be preached By
Rev. King. Of Somerset. AL AZ cordially
invited g Be present.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Thomas Barnett has purchased the boot
and shoe store OF Frank Shigler. on Main
Cross street, and viii take possession Sep
temhsr Ist
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
y s DLEEE
4 MILLER.
An 80 !

Es.lle of PhillD E Seese- la.e % Pai1- township,
deceased
LC-rc-s of is-rET-ol on the 11 We eSta-e
having been granted % s1e uuiers.aued 1F the
p1Cpe iu-1ority apGee = hereby given % all
pe-s0Es indebted 10 Sal estate 90 Ia<e .le ~
a-c i-I.lelt. and those having claims liIst the
sane . " -r.sc-t them duly al iel-rlce-e- for
settlement on Frilzr. OF. --L, -, a. the lac
residence o. dec u Elel ard u1e-e AL pa7lisz
interested can l-1e1L
TOBIAS LEHMAN.
AlHlll-slra Tor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

An elegant new home nearing completion
on south vest street Is the property Of M
Charles Weimer- The dickey birds say
that Charley VIII install mistress in It
later in the fall.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31
A ADMINIsTRAT0Rs N0TICE.

Es-zteof solomon J. Bazsr. Ll-a o. Lincoln
Twp deceased.
Letters o. l--.lulsi r.Lr-l1 On tha above cs-z-e
I having leeu granted % -1e E-esi lF The
E-11Er E--ll1-llT. L1tlce Is HEREBY gwen % a.
Z pe-a-Ls tl1eh-ei t1 said estate t1 MAKE tuneti-
Z l-1 payment and those having claims VIII pre-
I sent them duly aEthenlicared tr settlement on
7 THURSDAY, OF. 9TH l-- a. Eh- lase residence of
I deceased. when and where al parties can a.
y s DLEEg
4 8 MILLER.
Adm u.--raEgrs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Mr. HermanGs Baer has accepted a clerk
shipin Beuford-s drugstore. George ". Ben
ford. r.. vii enter as = student in q school
Of Pharmacy Al Philadelphia a. the opening
Of the al term