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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
A DNuNIsTRATORs NOTICE.

E-ta-e % c1--s-.g- N1ser. I5e 1f 5fllTc-esx
Ul-s1ir- >1llers=l et'li-iy- Pa. Gee 2.
Letter. 81 adrliul --rlti1r In the shove esf--e
hlrfnr been -rzcrsl to t-e uuc-rsieued q hT the
1rtf.ar itr1rirr r0-ice n e-er u ven O. Al rer-
rll- rrei % -l estate ao max -1a1i A. rar-
m-lr and lhssse having cl-iri- aesliust The sane
w rraa.u them lElv Il-1ela-4g1lei sIr settle
cent? on saturday 1ea-Lary -ltl. i-s-. at the
-e-i1ence cf the lAdzs..u-s-rat0r iu siouyezeez
townslip-
NOSES WALKER
g " kER A1-lil l--r1-gr.
afrrrrHra-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

We cal attention % Mrs. \. z. THIS aG-
vertisement IN another column Her clear
ance, or reduced prioe sale IS now going on,
and win last until February 20th- Prices
are marked down 50 low that al should take
advantage Of this great Clst Sds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

FFom the Galveston Views.
The 6nger Of scoFu i ayard long.
Do not hvs With your luger on the trig-
ger.
Take things As they come and give them
up a. they 20.
Inspiration that one has TO wait for : not
worth having
The whisper Is never admissible excePI
when the tiresome uzby Is asleep.
The bean means hrsiEsss when he begins
70 bring candy for al the little brother sister
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

On Thursday JACOB Kaufman and wife,
and Samuel Miller. wife and iEo daughters,
al Of Conemaugh township. lef for Michi-
gan and Indiana, where they vii visit rsla-
tives who reside there and who leff these
parts many years ago They VII retarn in
about three months.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Hay ( Sons store, al Nsyersiale, was bur-
glzrized Al an early hour Tuesday morning
and goods 70 the amount Of 500 were car
ried OF Since that time II is said that the
authorities Of lockwood have arrested eve
" suspicious individual passing through
that place. endeavoriag 10 catch the guilty
parr7es
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
Al ADNINIsTRATUEs, NOTICE.

80 o. Chris-lal Eel-z -Etsof Ssulrse. T1Wr.
snip. :. Gsrssr -Qll,T, Pa, dee O.
Lees er sLa-su sl-zrson o. the a1oVe -sfafs
having 5eeu g-ante.i CD the -utier-i s-el b. t1s
urnFer Elrl1rizF. rG-lce Z. le1=hy TITeG o. al
persols i-n.- - r1 said ezf.te - ulzse l1r1esi
a.e paTlE1rt ard Lluse larlrs elti1ls aseails'
the sane VII P-tsel1 -1ell dliF alsrnerEietleIi
Gir serIalscu-. GA lr tef1re -z-l-l--.g TIE -7Il,
seil1zrg lsa1 a -ae il-e resiisfice q sd DE-
ceased. 81 r1= undersigned Administrators.
& n SHAVER
EaNA g. RITZ.
J. = PrHU Administrators.
Arr5r-fT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
No Mercantile Tax for Liquor Deal

The Pittsburgh TIsaes Of a few mornings
ago had hefollowing: Prothonotary New
nyer Of TIE Supreme Court yesterday re-
ceiyed the decision in the appeals Of the
Commonwealth from Common Pleas No. ,,
in the matter Of the assessment Of mercau-
tile tax on bottle-s, brewers, distillers, and
wholesale and retail liquor dealers The
latter claimed that their license fee was
all the State tax they could be called
upon to pay. The lower court sustained
their appeal The Supreme Court zfirms
this.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

The Young ladies who have been appoin-
ted auxiliary members Of the State Com
nittee on Women Work in this county.
viii probably meet az lockwood. IN the
course Of a few days when a county organ
izldon vii be efec-ed and when the work
" Be annortionef.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
For Sale

Ny share, one-half, Of the Bevins proper
ty. n this borough. Here is An oppouuni-
ty for man with small family 70 secure =
good home. cheap. Possession gwen April
I. 1892 Cal on OF address
GIN = P.RErR- Son,e-sat- Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Hon. A. +. CoIboru. who had but recent
" recovered from prolonged SICK spell, Is
again confined 10 his home. He was seized
with grippe Monday evening and IN short
time his condition became alarming. but IS
much improved at the time Of our going 10
press. Ms. Colboru is suffering from the
same disease.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

The tEo-year-old son CT Mr. and Ms.
oNen Morgan, Of Johnstowu, died az the
home Of his grand father, C. W Pugh, At
stoyestown, Thursday. Death resulted
from pneumonia
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

LAST Monday afternoon while Henry Shaf-
feT, Of Conem2Ggh township, was working
with pitch fork IN his bsrn, the handle Of
the fork sfruek against q rope and two Of the
prong penetrated his foot.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

A copy Of the 0uaTa, IoEa- Dsal1rra''
kindly forwarded to rs by the banking
house Of HoIbr0ok Bros. reprints the no.
tee published in tfe HERALD on the death
OF Or. C. G. Stutzman. and adds q glowing
tribute 10 the memory OF the dead payzi-
can. DR.. Sruizman assisted II laying cut
the town Of Onawa, having moved there
zi-h the Hol5rook Bros. il ls57, and for
several years thereafter gave the residents Of
that pace the benefit Of his professional
skill TO a very large extent grztuitously-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
MARRIED.

sASNER-PLETCHER-A; thesberse-s 5
ofiee, oy Noah CAse5eer, J. P. Mr. Ab-z-
ham H sanner, OF Fayette county. Pa, ezd
Miss Lucy Ann Fletcher, Of Jefferson town
ship. Somerset county, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

John. the nine-yszr-old son Of Mr.. and
Ms y B. McGHh. Of this place, died
Thursday morning from rheumatism. he
had only been III a few days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Iohn J. Sesse, an old resident Of Pant
township, died On Tuesday afternoon fron
dropsy, after an Illness Of several years he
vas conscious until his death. About hf-
teen wears AGO Ne got into dispute with 4
neiehbor named jacob Rose, and in > NJ Of
anger he seized stuck Of wood and struck
Rose over the head. frlctaring his skull.
from which death ensUed shortly after- he
IS tried and convicted Of murder IN tie
s-eond de.-ree and sentenced 70 seven years
in the peniseziisrT. Since the expiration q
his term. about ei.z8s yesrS ago. he hss been
living = retired life at ais aome IN Paint
township. and re-estab,ished himself in tEe
esteem CT his neighb0u-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
| UDIT0R-s NOTICE

In rs-.=tate o. samuel saith and sally snit1
de- a.
Ihe -rde-Sig1-d Aad-0r, duly appointed D.
The Crr-zls' flu-- In and fl- the CuunIy Cd -0r1-
euser- fl t1 Pass lpcu Clsuu-el claims. dE -re
lu1eo-eiEess lelEe-l the e.iaGss a. samuel
-r-l and ~z-lr Suifl- decd sri m1Se . -L.trf-
1ut.er Of the fIld lu The hGn,is of the sd11ius-
-rtf1r tc and among ,l1se legally er-iilad th--c
10 here1T -1res un--ce Ils- l- WIZ a-relu o. rl1
1u-iss % as zr1o.--Llelr rIl Thursday Febrlarv
itn I-11 bis once tI Sorlersel 3euouz1. q illll
and Ulz-e l.l le-so-s interested nay lztleild-
z J.. BAER
sra.F4sl.-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

4 franchise Of the streets wzS granted 10
{ the Somerset Electric Light, Heat and Pow
er Company at a nesting Of the town eoun-
ell Iast Tuesday night. they having been the
lowest bidders for street lights Thecouncii
have not Jet determined how many hghis
Ties can afford &c put in for street lighting
/ purposes OF what system OF lights they VIII
adopt Another question which they vii De
called upon 20 decide Is whether OF not they
shall enter into contract for an al night
service The revenue Of the borough Is not
sufficient 10 permit o. very large increase
Of cost over tie present oil lamp system,
and il Is possible that the matter Of entering
into a contract ior lights may be Jeff TO a
vote Of the people. The bid of the eompa-
ny Tor street lights range from $50 70 $500
tcr a midnight service and from $50 to $50
for an al night service An all night ser
vice wOHid prove more satisfactory All
around, and il vii &c mistake 10 contract
for midnight service when the difference
in cost : 50 small. Meanwhile the compa-
ny are completing their organization and are
iI4uirng into the merits Of the different
systems- one Thing is sure the people want
electric light and it cant come too soon.
Su dden Death OF John Bowman. Sr-
John Bowman. Sr., aged eigh -y-.hres years
died suddenly Sunday morning at O'Clock
a. the home Of MS son. about midway be-
tween Stoyesto1n and HooverssiIie. on the
H0oVersviile road, Cuemahoning Township.
Mr. Bowman lad been suffering with as;h-
ma for = number Of years. and early Sunday
morning got up 10 tx the fire, snd. Is he was
doing 50, be Eel over dead He was born in
the township in which lie died il lsl9, and
had been all bis life hard working farmer.
His vie, whose maiden name was L9hr,
died three years ag1. Nine children were
born TO NJ. ard Mrs Bowman. namely /:
Ms. samuel S. Sxznk and Mrs Chsrlss
Weigie- Of Hooversville Mrs. Joseph Koch
er. Of near Stogestown Ms- jeremiah Nau-
rer. MIS-. J. E. G6din, snd Noah and Be1ja-
min Bowman, Of stoyestown Henry Bow
nan, Of JohnstoEn, and John, Jr., who lives
al the farm where his fltherd rdicI
The deceased xas member Of the Stoyes-
town Lutheran Church
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
EXECUToR.s NoTICE.

Estzre0f Dtniei Noshol,Ia-. rara of s-,ffs-sv,r
les t1H 1l-li7, soulerse- County Pa
letter. FHs-AElelrary on the st.rva a-Srqra
1aFfng 1een gzlute,t ~ tla unde7si -nsf bv the
proper alisnority- notice 81 hereby gwen 10 Al
persons inlellel % said esls-e tD rraza i11uetii-
ate lagin-lt, ana tloze having claims ar tle-
ma-i1 as-llsl -le same will present rhsra Iulv
sill1ssnleai- TOR settlement on o- teflra ssrrr--
l.A4- r-z a. --l. L,-. az the residence Of che
ENecil-1- ic SAID -ouusliu-
SAMUEL s NOSuCLpER.
D. H. ELecllor-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Thursday afternG1a = collision occurred
between a freight train Eud a shifting engine
en- the B. < o. z 2 az Yodsr's siding, Eest
Of salisbury Junction. Both engines and q
number o. cars were wrecked. The ereE OF
the freigaf all lefs the train and escaped IN
injured The eng.1esr OF she shiifer Was
slightly injured il jumping, his fireman,
Young Wyland. Vas thrown from the tender
Of the shilter over the tops Of both engines
and into the tender Of the freight train En-
CINE. he vzs seriously injured and was
tsken 70 a hospital in Pittsburgh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
n llN = , l--l'A-
Joint Local Institute

MAhAaA A.
Joint Local Institute
The following is the program for the joint
local institute for Jenner township and Jen-
nertOwu borough 70 be held a Jenner Y
Roads, January ~, is92
address Of Weleome-C- C. Schmucker.
Duties and rights Of tee-hers-W A G.
Lape-
Graded schOOls-Dr. C. P. L=nha-t, Jac.
Hoffman.
Class Drill in GsogrsPhy-W. Rishe5erger.
Oration-R. " Lohr.
Recitations -KimmeI Rauch, c. u sEank,
W. J. Peterson
School Apparatus, How to use it,-H. E
ShaE=r, Jno. A. Reiziagsr.
Manners and Morals-M L Hoffman,
SchooIroon Decoadons-J. C. Donges.
Soios-R F. Via, Clara Picking.
Essays. P. Shaffer. Nora B. Miller.
Annie sipe, F. B. Shafsr. P s. Pile.
Should directors furnish the text books
D. l. Wand.
How 10 teach Phisiology-W L Weighley.
Closing remarks-E F. Blough-
Institute 10 commsnee A. 10 O'Clock a N.
and TO consist Of three sessions. County su-
perintendent J. u. Berkey expects TO Be
with Us and take part in the discussion.
There viii De sn entertainment BY the
school on Friday evening previous
Patrons and friends Of education are cor
daily invited to De present and those on the
program are expected 10 come well prepared
Cox.
Following is the programme fo- districi
institute. composed OF the district compris-
ing Middlecreek. Casselman and Upper Tur
ksyfoot, 10 be held at New Lexington c1
Saturday, Fs5r1Ary 5. Is92.
FIX Sssgiga-I0 4 L.
school Discipline.
Ms Lou l. Moore
" Penmanship.r W. A. Liese-
" Rewards ard Punishmeuts,1
Ella Ficher.
school Apparatus,
Dr. Il. D. Moore.
Business Forms,
". h. h. Baker.
Emulation
William F. Sanner
Are District Institutes Il success,
F. E Tounkin.
Sec0ad Srzsi0n-I p n
Methods Of Teaching Orthography,-
". B. Putnam.
Arithmetic. Factions, Board Work,
A J. Semb0wer.
The Teacher Outside the school-room, p
J. 5 Snyder.
The American Flag and It's Lessons"
E. E Barclay.
The Teacher in the Play Ground
Clara Pile.
Talks by teachers. directors and citizens
Debate-Resolrsf That Secret 0rganiza
tions Ps=petrzte and Foster Crime Affirm
sfive, L 5. Pile and A " Snyder Mega
i've, A s Snyder and C. 2 Phnlippi.
COMMITTEE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

The following letters remaining in The
Postnfice at Somerset, VIII he seat 10 the
Dead Letter Oface If not called FOR within ten
dsys fron January %, is92.
Benno, $ A Ga, Elizabeth. Campbell
Ms. A; HUI, Nay Gaufner. james: Kim
mel, Morgan Ling. Mary NJ; MeCloy,
James Shaf. Geo
FOREsS.
u--,f--~ . -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

A wedding took place in the sheriff ;
ofioe % Monday morning Aoram n
Sanner, Of Fayette couuty, who had been
a inmate Of the county jail since last term
Of court, II default Of payment Of costs, and
Lucv Ann Fletcher, Of Jefferson township,
were the high contracting parties Esquire
Casebeer performed tie ceremony N the
prssence Of a half score o. Fitaessss- After
the eonjugal knot bad been tied, SsHner re
turned 70 his cell, accompanied By bis BRIDE.
he wzs given his liberty later in tie day
his brother entering bail for TIE payment Of
the costs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

burgess Wel1ley has returned from a
weeks visit 70 friends in the Elkiiek region
he spent one day in Meyersdale n order 70
investigate the electric light system Of that
town. He reports the lights entirely salts
factory 70 tire CONSUMERS and says shat the
arc lights for street purposes are al that
could be desired. Meye-sdale pays so q
year PEI arc Light for an al night service
and It Is iRtmated that the owner Of the
plant have discovered there Is no profit in
them al that igure-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
AUDITORS NOTICE

- rs-sz.ass 81 Hsnry a shaSsr. deed.
The undersigned having BEEN apooin,et ka1ii-
-0r b. lle uTllla- l1urt ~ -sller-er crEue7,
rn pass u1ul. r1c exceptions if a-r. ard rake
1l--7iuu-ipl - tle el11- in The ht-ts is rla Al
niuis-rlror 1o a-si anonr tlrss le-si T eufl-iei
thereto nere1T gives ucrlfe -tlr b. VII attend
ti- t--es ~ Ire Appointment - l- ar,c- .1 rhe
8urguzn q Sn-,-rset. or Frli1v. Jan -rt5 I-.s-
a. Ia O lleE, a. g.. al-u ard ~nerz al rsrso1s
ll-zrestel c-l attend
r C.. LDWRT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Il woaid be impossible 70 enunerate the
Hnmoer OF persons in this place who are
suffering from grippe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Martin Eiehel5erger, proprietor Of the Ia
f-iaee HOtsi, al Hyndman. died from the
grippe Friday afternoon. after few days IL
Ness.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Ms Hugh Dennison died SATURDAY uirbt
AZ me home other sou-in-laW, J. F. Beachy.
II tais boEOugh. she vas - years OF age.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Asv- F. ?. saylor, OF Somerset township.
: spending few days with JohnstoWn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
Yolrs6c.
]. II. HOldHTbaIn.

NS----N--~AA- - t-arr 4AA Il-- 10y
thereafter for 50 days, a. which time we
VIII sell of large assortment Of Dry
Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods. etc, a est
Vow IS your tine for Bargains
2O-inch Black six, price sIG0- R. L So
81 "675
24-inch satin Rhaiarz $40 Is $40
45-inch silk Warp Cashm- LI2
40-inch Cold SI25 $50 a5
45-ineh Blk Henrietta al wool 500
46-ineh BIZ Hsnrietta al wool 90
T. L 67
45-inch Blk Henrietta al wooI s.
T. J.. 62l
46-lneh BIZ Serge lalI wool % r. L. 67s
52-inch SIO0R.L- Sd
46-inch Caehmere 30 s. 67l
40-inch 81 Is
Cord q y
SS-inch Colored Bed Cords s. & %
36-inch Plain and Fancy Saipe Cachm.
= r. l. q
S6-inch Plain Cachm. - Z. l. >
Veivets and braided tTimings 70 match
/ at cost. In the Domestic Department We
vii sell best makes Dress Ginghams
Were 10 cents Bed Letter 5 cents
lancaster Giaghan were RI
sfIingion
/ Striped and Bard Outing Cloth we're
10 and l2k Red Letter cents
i 50 pieces y inch Century Cloth we're s
Red Letter )
/ 80 pieces 33-inch Crown Sateens were 10
/ and y Red Letter
American Indigo Blue Calicoes 3 cents
l Merrimac and Cocheco Dark Calicoes s.
I Light COloTed ShirtIng C4lic1es cents
/ Comfort Calic0es
Columbia Shirtings cents r L..
I AuosSfv 10
! is Pieces 4 big job Shirtines worth I3c.
Bieached and Uubleached Gotten Flan-
nels r L j. j-6-7,S-
7 Brown C0lored Eianneis T. L :. and @
BIeachsd and Cnbleached Sheet.n-s.
Pillow Cases, Mus.ins and Ticking
At cost.
In our Cloak and Shawl Department
/ We Will oder long and Short Plush Goats.
/ Cloth Jackets and Shavls regardless of
I cost
Don't forget tue great bargains in New
Markets AZ $40 and 500
7 100 pairs Lace Curtains A. > % Sl.00 and
SI25 pair.
> pieces Scrim Curtzinets az +5-7 and
sets Per yard
In the Comfort, Blanket and Flannel
y Department the White, Red. Red and
Black Barred, COl0red Blankets Com
forts and Barred sud striped Hooien
Fiarnels have been marked wav down
In the Linen and White Goods Depart
ment. We vii off-r Table Linen. Napkins.
f. Towels, Crash Bed Spreads. Pam and
Barred White Goods, Hauburgs. and Ia
ces. We have q full stock II Notions.
I C0rsets. Hosiery, HanGksrchieis. kuch-
ing. Gloves and Ribbons, all Of which
vii be closed oct at bottom figures.
In the Gents Furnishing Department
We offer Gloves, Shirts. Neck VI ear. Sus-
I penders, Underwear and Umbrellas. a.
I cost 4 few French PsrcIle S1ir-s a. 81
! cents piece, worth sl.o0 70 81 80 each.
In Biesched and Unhleached Muslin
We have the three bes; Brands IN TIE
I Market for the price,
/ II No Name Unbleaohed az 6 eeats.
I I Hope a.
A Megenta ats
Al Appleton A or other standard
Bands a cents
- Lymon 5 az . cents.
I 44In Bieached Fruit Of the loom at 9c.
I ~ L0nsiale at @ cents
A. Wamsutfa 10
44~ GiIt Edge g
A Hero
/ - H;U
"A Androscogin
In Carpet Chains we have
4 3-ply Linen Is
5-ply COlored Cotton rs
Fine - 6
Cold Woolen Carpet Chain IS
/ Single Cotton Yarn per Bundle 500
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Cold Woolen Carpet Chain 3G
Single Cotton Yarn per Bundle 81 o.
81 Table oil Cloth 20 cents
We are not inclined, nor can We a.
ford to waste orr Money for printers ink
% advertise goods We have not got As
this month Is 0cr time for reducSuz stock
before taxing invoice, We deem j. our
duty. 10 our customers and ourselves, 20
have the Goods at the prices advertised.
Give Is call and let Us show you the
bargains
PARKER z PARKER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Mr. Long was Eell-knoEn throughout
Somerset county, having spent large por-
ton Of his time in this place following the
constr lction Of the Somerset & Mineral Point
r. r, and after that road got into financial
diiiicuities be became one Of its principal
owners He had 4 number Of other invest
rlents in this cnnntr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

On the first page ofthis issue viii befound
the full text OF the address delivered By SG-
perintendent Of Public Schools, J. NJ. Ber-
kev. before the recent Farmers Institute
The address attracted the closest attention On
the part Of the large audience present and
was enthusiastically applauded- Il was one
ef the most excellent features Of the Insti-
tute, and al our request Mr. Berksy furnish
ed il for publication IN the HERALD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Theodore Rhoads. aged ei, i,,hteeE. Of Pleas
ant Hill, Somerset township, sustained a Sc
we're injury Saturday afternoon, which in
all probability viii render him q cripple the
rest Of his days. He was engaged AZ cut-
ting water soaked log that bad become
frozen, when his axe glanced aside and strik-
ing his Ieft foot on the instsp severed II a.
mostin two
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
A DMIyIsTRaTORs NOTICE

Leiters o. aizfls1rz.ioa ou the ss1zte of a.
mon HzuEcr. ls-e a R-U-he-sFllleg t1Eusiliu
zr1ured - ne u1iersiEIe.l - the prun-- altlor-
~ 10 Ice s1ere1F siFel % al per-ot 5ls-e1sad
- ssit estate maze -1l mediate pa l1-r.-. and
fEuse laTil1 eiEi1u- e.rS-1sf rzIe sane I'll pre-
Ss1r rkrsr dls- zl.herI il-ssi ar sa-fle-rens 20
the lldersigilEfl % ,niui istrl7ur a. the late res
d-nre Of sati siaeaaseIi. On SATURDAY. February
-I.h lSls ha-uesn rn-s 1ol-s u ard ) eiocs.
p n. whsi Al uAsrs Ne vi attend ss- sd
,purp0ae-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Just arrived a car Of low Erzde -four in
140 pound sacks. Reduction made for ION
lots.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

RON Prssea. indications we.viiI have ex-
oeiieni sleighiHg the rsnsainder Of the week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
FOR Sale.

Eight acres al improved land, adjoining
Somerset borough FOr terms, cali on OF
George ACuAn, Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
A DluNIsTRATORs NOTICE

Es-ate %. George Peterson. late q Ga -nahcnilg
t1a lshl B. somerset C-luury. Pa, deed
Ls-sers Of all1l- -listrasi0l on the aooFe estate
having been granted -1 the guders gret 1T the
prope- El11o-lrss notice ts hereby given 20 al ner-
sols indebted o. -l-t estate 81 make immediate
payment 411 -11lc having claims a-sLllsr TIE
sane VII present them day aulheu-lclreti lllr
settlement. on 5a-ur,laT. FehrIlarv 1-h I.lz a.
tle ui--e- Or A. 4teiiltT. $50 SOY asl1Nu. Pa
FRANK T. PErEfg-1N
I
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20

Capt Noah B0Eman's store al StoyestoFn
was robbed Of three or four hundred dollars
worth Of goods Friday night Charles
Spangler. q resident Of that place, recently
released from tEe western penitenuary. was
arrested for the crime but gave the cousla-
ole the slip ard IS sJiIl At large. Officers are
on his track and hope 70 reczptGre him
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
AUDITORS NOTICE

A UDITOgS NOTICE
Scah Alufle IN ire Court Of Commcr
Salae Alv-ns Pleas OF 5orer-e- tom
rT EA- Voluntary A.
Jzccb 81. 1Es1le- sguual--
No. H -eT--l lhe- rs-rr- l-4--
AMI rrW iacanl1-~ ~.l p--rl1u 10 Assignee
'or an Autiilor 81 'e1 a-i F-e.l Ff- B=secEer ESQ
1u1lill-1 Allii-or. -1 q sra lI-e -ls llud ll rlg
hands uf tae Assirl=e rl Ell an Il- fla-e .ezs--
j eEl.liei there-s < hereby eve u1-iee thai {
-FllL a-ralf 81 rle dul-- of -le a1age apnoilt
ue-f e. 1T C-lee IN -le Hlrl.lgI OF -s.ne-T-t
Pa. ca ri lay, tee SKA eaT at zl.larv. a. u
l-- az Cd ucitsrz. A. fl w1e- 1uL aE-re al
pa-ils i--lVs-cl can a-rs1l
PRED ~. B-E5ECEER
Arlli.r1-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
A D8lIyIsTRlT0Rs NOTICE..

Estate Of L7lla Co.urrvmau. iass oT souerse.
fosrslin. deed.
letters of Aluli--.sl-arau On this rsrfre haviuir
been G-zl-5d Oh the Undersigned 1y rns
proper 1ut1o--1g- -uliee n hereby gwen - al
persons iu,ie11fi -1 sIii estate i0 maEe immfiii-
aie payment, and those having claims a-liusr
- same VII present them duly aurhen-lca-sti
io- settlement, sal,lr,iaT January 81 -s- ar The
residence 1f -e Alc1listra1or i slulsrsel town
-1ip-
FL COCNTRT1IAN.
J. T. CHL Ad11Iuis----5-
A-urreV
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slTLRDLE. - Il -
RULE n 80 OR REFTsE.

I'D -i'fll p h-fla,lEer, 'crcrru1-rifi rith vor-
nan p 6erslrr ~ Waterloo. Inua
Aqa 1-n 1-reaT rqr-tss. q be- ana sQ1ear lt an
90 "a 90 1lo1'iag- -nc Ind .isF 81 FctruarT
- a- la OF -o < i1 tle t8rl-ceu- rhal AMI there
p -e a- -1i Re % lake the raal estate af David
hrli i--rr- deceased al the appraised VlluarlsIl
oz slas easse wy The sane sh6u.i uot b. -oia
ILL p. L-- .heriL