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1922 and 1924 Sth st,
b b, m 1, Or. a, 400

1922 and 1924 sth st.
b b, m 1, Or. a, 400
NORTHEAST.
1910 Fla ave, b b,
IN /, Or. 3. 200
1927 NJ st, ( h, Or. y, $50
1902 Linden st, b b,
Or ..............2 z, 9OO
1897 Gales st. ( b,
OF ..-...........S'loO
20 G st, ( h, Ar. Zoo
200 to 215 l st, b h,
ar ..............l,OO 800
S27 to S3l ID st, b
h, Or. 500
1913 Sd ST, { n, tr. i, WU
SOUTHEAST.
Store and dwg. cor.
Good Hope and Nay
lOr roads, IN, Or. 4. 900
9C9-91l ! st, I h, 5r.3, 900
AS l. st, ( h, Or. Il, 600
Alley bet 9th and 7th
q and f, b h, 3r. 800
800 10th st, f h,5r. l 500
1916, 1347 and 1349 X
st, I h, 5r each. Il, 200
Ala X ST, ( h, Dr.. Il, 200
.iCpc ave, , n, Ar. S'5J
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Several nice houses on Riggs st. NV. bet. 18th
and 18Th SITS, rooms and bath, ami. each.
Price Observation-Disclosures. Sc. 500 to 81 500.
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A nice coy little Groom house on 10Th St NV :
price only $1,000; $500 cash, balance SIS per
month; very cheap.
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FOR SALE
SDlt INVEST.
2211 to 2243 10th st,
b h, 1 and Or. .S25, 900
1717 Pa ave. ( h.
Or. .... ....... "a, 600
l to IS O'Brien's ct,
b h, Ir. 20. 0O0
1000 to 2027 + st,
b h. Or. 20, O0O
954 to 0IS Boundary
st. b h. Ar, all. .16, 9OO
9O3 ii st, ( h. 7r. 1900
1892 l ST. ( h. Or. 5000
332S to 1884 p st, b
h, 5r. Z, 900
1919 p st. b h, IN 1,
1883 and IS Goth st,
b h. Or, each. 800
2129 Va ave, fh, 7r.6.35s
I41S 18th st, IN, 7r.6.OO
433 to AL Prather's
alley. b h. 4r. 6,OOt
1923 10th st, b h, Or,
and 2 hoases in r'r,
Ar each. 6. 0O(
2211 18th st. b h, IN
l, Or. ............ 30, 50i
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FOR SALE-IOTS

FOR sALE-oR WILL EXCHANGE FOR EQUITY
IN well rented house. unincumbered. lot q feet
by only 80 feet deep to alley: on 2ist ct. near
W. s. MINNIX,
ID 1881 st. NV.
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On 18th St NV. above W. 2-story and cellar
S-room and bath brick, ami, carriage house
and stable on rear OF lot. ..............s Sc 800
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FOR RENT-BY BARNES ( WEAVER,

1902 ave NV. Or. $50 1890 18th me- 6s fr 10
az 11th ne. Or b. $3.50 1l13 to 1921 Q me- 5r 9
n15-lm STURGES & MOORE. COG St NV
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FOR SALE-FINE NEW CORNER DWELLING
delightfully."- located northwest: IA rooms; all tn,
latest Convenences: price. S20.0
tNo. - TYLER X RUTHERFORD, 1907 st.
a. loo
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22d st. west side. just

ASh E<D-
Cor ii and Goth. $500
i bet 18th & 18th. 1857
Sc cor 2ist 4 l.. 1861
De Sales st BET 18th
st and Conn ave. $50
/ st bet Goth and 21st
StS LOU
18th st bet 1 and
X SITS. .loO
21st bet . and r SITS. $50
2lst and q SITS. ......135
DE Sales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave. .125
2lst bet X and 3. lbs
y st bet 18th and
Conn ave. I'D
18th st mr. Mass ave. 125
18th st mr. Iowa Cir. 100
10th bet U and L SITS. 100
COrcoran st bet 18th
and y ii ave. .lW
+ bet lTth & 18th. .s3. 33
o st bet 18th and 18th. 20
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FOR SALE-2O HEAD OF HORSES. JUST AR
rived from Lexington, KY; pair of bay horses,
/ pair Of ches nut sorrel horses, / bay horse,
trot mile in $50: coupe horses. driving
horses; all well broke in single and double har-
ness. 1910 Ohio ave. n25-2w
FOR SALE TRAPS BUCKROARDS, SURVEYS,
buggies. business mix and dayton wagons coupe
let's. Surveys. S6s up. Daytons, $40 up COOK
& JARBOE. S205 VI St NV. oc123m
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FOR RENT
Two residences finely located and In every way
desiTable-?-rOon frame. with stable. in Takoma.
$50. und 1903 : ST.. dwelling containing rooms
and hath. $3.50. GEO. VI. MYERS. real. ES-
TATE. 1905 PA. AVE. Tel. 10. MO
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For RENT-TIIE LATE RESIDENCE OF HON.
John Sherman 1879 st. FRANKLIN Parkl; 20
rOoIns in elegant style and constructed for enter
tanning. Apply for permission to inspect to
WM ii. SACNDERS X CO.,
d2-ec3t 1907 st. NV.
FOR RENT OR SALE-HANDSOME WHITE
stone front house, 1916 18th ST.; herdics pass
door: handsomely decorated every modern con-
yenience: lot runs to New Hampshire ave; keys
next doO-. n25-eo6ts
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FOR SAIE-TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
Part lot G in square 1856, being premises 62l E
St NV: lot 1871 front by depth OF 1O5 IT. to an
alley: improved by 4story. 1i-room brick dwell
ing; he converted into a business property
]: j. WILMARTH. Executor. 227 AZ st. NV.
II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

ss you vaoenaied
b. 7.nsis spelled Liliuokalani and Is
---,s5 Z. .as ee-wauk-aw-law-ni.
rzner OF oil city wagon is sold by
7. 3. HoLDEEBAUN.
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Lawyer Ruppel Wi ms.

The eiectment case. ". H. Ruppel VS.. Ed
mund Holsapple mention of which was
made in our last issue, occupied the atten-
ton OF the court for almost four days last
week and resulted in most gratifying VIC
tory for Mr. Rlppsi, the jnry bringing in a
verdict in his favor about three O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. After Judge Barker's
able and exhaustive charge every one who
heard il was satisfied as 10 what the verdict
would be- No civil case iried in our eoun-
ty courts for many year. has attracted more
attention OF been watched with a greater
degree Of interest than was this. The aitor
neys on both sides were the ablest at the
bar and that the case vas ably and skilfully
tined goes without saying. bet the law and
equities bJth appeared to be on Mr.. Ruppel's
side and be won. The verdict Of The jury
must have been eoubly gratifying to him,
for, ii not only gave him the lands in dis
pate but sustained the legal positions he
took from the time be made his verbal con
tract for the lands down 10 the
close of the trial The verdict Is to the effect
that upon Mr. Ho.ssppie rendering Mr.
Ruppel good and sufficient deeds for The
land. in dispute the latter is to pay the for
mer, within eight days, At the rate Of SIS 30
per acre for every acre of merchantaale Goa
uader sad lands should Mr. H5,sappe
fan 10 tender the deeds Mr. Rlppei Is direct
ed 70 pay the money into e5uFt to await the
further order Of lhe eOurt.
Alter TIE verdict was rendered the usual
motion for new trial was fled.
Shortly before the jary rslurnei their YER
Dict the Johnziown syndicate, to whom 8rr
Holsspple had sold the lands subsequent To
his sale to Mr.. Rlppsl begaa pla-ing iadg-
sisnis of record in the Rrotbcatssy's oflcs
against Nr Eoisspbie. The judgments en-
tered aggregated 5000. money ths, hsd
bean Advanced to Mr. Holszpple 5y iae
JOhnstovn purchasers
The only other case tried vas an action
broaghi by the A. B. FI-qahsr Company,
Limited, OF YORK, againt Isaiah Good, Sher-
If Of S0meFset County, 70 recover damages
for saw-mili and fixtures that the latter
had sold on wit. The verdict was in
favor of the Plaintiff for s3l9 81 Motion
for new trial FLED.
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A BULLETIN HIS HEART.
Marion Cessna. Son OF the Bedford
Statesman Commits 9tltcfda

Marion Cessna, Son of the Bedford
Statesman Commits Suicide.
With q revolver he had borrowed from a
friend, Marion Cessna, son OF Hon John
Cessna, the venerable Bedford county states
man, Thursday fred bullet through bis
heart and expired almost instantly.
The shooting occurred at the office of the
Bedford Electric Light Company, of which
Mr.. Cessna was manager. The tragedy was
firsi known 10 d. 5. Horn. a young attorney,
whose Office IS in the same building and on
the same floor as that of the Electric Com
pany Mr. Horn heard three shots fired and
immediately ran TO Cessna's Office and tried
to oeen the door. He found it locked. He
summoned assistance and broke into the
room. Mr.. Cessna was f0Rnd lying on the
door holding in his hand revolver with
which he had fired the shots into his breast
One bullet pierced the heart He was un-
conscious and died few minutes later.
Oa Wednesday he told the secretary of
the Electric Light Company that if anything
happened to him all the money belonging
to the company except 81 % would be found
at the bank.
AT noon Thursday be borrowed a revolver
at a watchmaker's shop. saying he wanted i;
for burglars who had been prowling scOuai
h.s house. After eating dinner Cessna went
to his Office, where he balanced up his &C
counts and wrote out check for the amount
due the company.
Every cent of his indebtnsss thus being
paid, the self-doOmed young man prepared
for death and speedily met il.
His friends bad noticed that he had been
low-spirited of late, and worried at the least
thing that went wrong at the electric light
plant. Several Gays ago he said TO the en-
gineer OF the plant that if matters continued
10 90 wrong about the plant he would de-
stroy himself He repeated the same thing
to his physician, and said thar the only
thing tha kept him from ii was his wife and
child
He has also been brOoiing over the illness
Of bis distinguished father, who has been
seriously Ill for some months, and whose
friends are aiarme for fear the act of his
son may prove fatal TO him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

In speaking Of trsnPs. a writer In the Cen
tury magazine says: 1t Is in Pennsylvania
however. that the tramp is best fed. do
not know ofaioEn OF village in the Key
stone State where dsoently clad roadster
cannot get ali that be cares 70 est without
doing stroke Of work in payment he
eau travel, t5o, more freely than elsewhere,
for the railroads intersec.ing the State are
the mos; friendly in the country. There Is
not one TIA. does noi ksrbor dad beats al
lsAs. at night. The jsils are also a great
boon 10 the fraternity. In the majority OF
tsen there is no work 20 do. while some
furnish the daily pspers- Consequently, il
Winter, one can see sranps sitting oonforta-
bly, On benches dawn close 70 the Ere, and
reading their morning paper. and smoking
their sf.sr breakfast pipe. as ocmPiacsntly
and calmly as the neschsat in his counting
room. Here they had refuge from the
storms Of Winter and make themselves en-
sireiy AZ home"
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TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN /!

And It VIII Concern Everybody Who
Wants 10 Buy Goods Cheap.
] have purchased the entire stock Of store
goods Of }. u. Hoider6aum, Somerset, Pa,
consisting Of Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods,
Carpets, &c.
As must make quick returns on this
stock viii sell a, greatly reduced prices.
All goods sold for cash or approved note
No open accounts. Respectfully,
JANEs T.. HoLDEREAUx,
Somerset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

Iasls.-- s---s eaa be taken IN judging Of
80 : F2paPsT thai closely s-an-
l.ag columns. Tas same
,ss4ra 10 al lines Of mszaaa.
-. N',s TIE Business men who
sli Be band thai every one
- -, 4 ma in asrspspsr al
ss, q 'sEes IN opeaiag the doors
g. z ne enploynsnt Of sale
~ as essential IS the o,kez
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

BIl Pritts. the noOnshlne king, has
relaxed his accustomed vigilance and is nov
frequently seen By tie residents ofhis neigh
borh0od Last Friday the old moonshiner
went 70 the residence Of Paul Miller for
breakfast Smith ". Murphy aud Clark ".
King were siitiag IN the house when Pritts
entered. The old maa al 6rst was greatly
azitated. as be thought be had fallen into
tbe hznls OF off, ,ers.
Al .hree sat down . breakfast. Pritts
"a careful 70 keep bis ? fe At his side al
he while The old m0onshine king asked
al present 10 boE their hesds and he very
reversntiy asked blessing. When he had
anished breakfast be arose, shouldsred his
ri6e and leit. The Old man Is enjoying the
bsst OF health - C5aae1sFiFs C5lEisT
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stoxastown Items.

Mr.. Chas. Barchheld. OF Pittsburg. is at
the Custer House.
Mr.. F. Lorng, who is employed by Walter
Sorber, was in JohnstoWn for few days at
tending to business.
Mrs Kashel Kuhns returned home from 3
six-weeks visit to her daughter at Piitsburg
and the Worlds Fair. Mrs. Kuhns was &C
compsnied to Chicago By her two daughters,
Mrs. Fink and Mrs 0ldem.
Mr.. Walter Sorber has pet coon which
is decidedly beauty. II is very sensible
and cute, and took part in the celebration
after the election. We hope the coon will
live till SO, to see Mckinley in the White
House.
Mrs. Meyewer, daughter Of Gideon Ber-
keybile, of this place, arrived in town on
Monday, from Illinois, where she was visit
ing. Mrs. Meyewer's former home was
Kentucky. She will spend the winter here.
Mr.. Link Hull arrived in town on Mon
day with his feather renovator AID is doing
quite work here. Now is the time to get
your feathers renovated. Mr.. Hull and his
men employed will remain in town for four
or five weeks, which will give the country
people chance.
Tom Stole, Mr.. Shadow, Henry Bowman,
Jos. Hesrshberger and Miller Hummel, of
Johnstown. are at Stoyestown hunting.
This seems TO be the rendesyoIz for all the
hunters.
Mr. John J. Sorber spent Sunday with his
parents, NJ. V. Sorbers. at this place. Mr..
Sorber has been employed at Pittsburg for
some time By the P. II r.
Mr. and Mrs. Blank, of Greensburg, are
visiting at this place.
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- -
e.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The state superintendent Of public in
straciion announces tiat the tsschsrs' in
stitu:es shroashoat the state are progressing
6nsiy L i probable that the m9ney re-
oeived from the county treasurers 10 aid in
the holding Of the institutes viii not fall
short Of fourtssn thousand dollars, while
some tseniy-thHse thousand dollars nlay Be
expected from other s7aroas. II the attend
snce continues as heretofore there viii BE-
over forty th1assni sps-iators present The
cost OF instruction viii aggregate som ething
Ike thirty three thousand dollars, and there
Eiil be other expenses % the amount o!
s.xtesa thogsaad dollars. The members
themselves IN drss etc. give nsarlg twenty
thousand dollars.
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Reddlok. Illinois. Injunction.

EDIrog HERALD -
In your last issue brother " Y says the
church S dedicated By Bishop Dubs in the
presence Of large congregation" and. as
the Emanuel Church This is in accord
with the injunction.
The writ says you shall not use the name
Evangelical Association Of North America
or in the name Of the Regular Evangelical
Association Of North America
Oar Constitution requires all churches to
be dedicated in the aame OF the Evangelical
Association of North America. Now i'll
can read rightly between the lines this Eame
was wholly eliminated. No court in ali this
bread land viii hinder the Dabstes from
dedieatiDg church OF their own. Now let
the old brothers have their old and we'll
used meeting houses" on Somerset circuit
and elsewhere. Then as heretofore, We will
all unite in singing that great melody Of the
great and good Martin Luther. known as
Old Hundred with renewed vigor, and
heaven and earth rejoice
OLD HUNDRED.
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erand Opening of Holiday Goods.

The Gr@ad Opening Of Beautiful goods ios
Holiday gifts, will take place ST
FISHERS ROCK STORE,
Friday. December ist. This stock viii con-
sist in part Of toy books, miscellaneous
books, elegant gifi books. books in sets.
games, brie-s brsc, biseae figures. pottery.
albums, work boxes. toilet CASES, manicure
ssts, collar aud cuh boxes, pictures. picture
frames. purses. toys, gentlensn's travelling
cases. hymn books, bibles, whisp holders,
wall pockets. mic nscks, novelties, ink
stands, box papers, writing desks, fountain
pens. paper weights, Christmas and New
Year cards. booklets and great variety OF
other handsome EOoos sui,ahle Tor presents.
CE,kz 8. F.sREs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The usual union Thanksgiving services
will be held in the Lutheran Church.
Thursday, at 10 clock A n. The sermon
will be delivered by Elder Mnllendore, Of
the Disciple Church. A collection will be
taken up, the proceeds Of which viii be dis
tHbuted among the deserving p0or Of the
several denominations participating in the
services.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The Somerset County Telephone Company,
which will soon extend its lines TO Listie,
Shanksyille, and other places between this
city and Somerset should push on TO Johns
town. This would certainly be paying
investment, as the company would proba-
bly receive as much business to and from
this city as from all the other places com
iaed.-Jolusst9iCa Herald
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

Says the JohnstoEn Tribune: When
Judge Barker takes his seat on the Cambria
County Bench week after next, he will feel
lonesome, after having been fanked by
judges Heffisy and Biesseker on the Som
erset Bench this week, s0merset being one
Of the few towns in the State that still re-
tsins It's Associate Judges.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

Our farmer friend, Mr.. John c. Barron,
Of Somerset township, met with a very pain
gentleman was leading colt from the barn
to the water trough when the animal became
uaruly and threw him 10 the ground with
such force as 70 break his collar bone Mr.
Barron is in the seventy eth year Of his age
bnt IS still hale and hearty. He IS recover
ing from his injury as rapidly as could be
expected and hopes soon TO be able to be
shout again.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
ExECUToRs' NOTICE.

Estate OF Daniel stun, late oFgerer township
deceased.
Letters testament4ry On the shove eE-Gts E-s-
ing been granted 70 the undersigned - The pf1p-
er authority. DOr,ce Is he7e ! Issi % al per-oEs
Indebted 70 said esta.e = make Immediate pay
meat and tr0se having claims az inst the same
VIII p-e---t them duly authenticated for settle
sent on Saturday, Dee %. Is o. iate residence
O. deceased il Jsnner township.
d. p ZIMMERMAN.
EEEcE-C-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The attention Of our readers is directed to
the advertisement Of Herr Brothers, the old
reliable jewelry dealers. Their stock, al
ways kept well up, is exceptionally full and
fine at present. No better place anywhere
to bay suitable christmas presents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
.XECrTGR,s NOTICE.

George " EElst. Executor Of Cafhariae Ernst.
tate Of Northampton township. deed.
LssIers 4 sstzueutary on th- EDoTe estate hav-
Ing been granted 70 the undersigned By the prop
erau-hOrlty notice Is hereby given 70 al persons
indebted 20 said estate % make iumedizte pay
Eeuf and those having claims against tie zane
viii present. them for set leruerf uly autEel
ted, a. the sore q ?. ". Bz-r. Sand i'z;r1 d.
Saturday. Dec =, is3s.
va y, EESsT.
Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The newly elected county officers will
enter upon their duties on the first Monday
Of January, 1894, which is the first day Of
the year. They are now engaged in prep2r-
ing their bonds. PnOthOnotary- elect Saylor
fled his several bonds Saturday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The yoang Peoples Mite Society viii give
an Entertainment in the Christian Church
Monday Evening, Dscenbsr 4, 1898, con-
sistng Of songs reeitations etc, after which
al present will be served with refreshu ents
IN the basement.
Admission to entertainment including
refreshments. 25>ts.
The proceeds will go towards fund which
has been established by the Society for
educational purposes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
WRIT OF PARTITION.

10 IsTaci Gloife.fy. g CSr-s.f c01ufy. Nary-
land, Marshall norSs=. * lie State Kansas. AID
H.rtna Dols1s iuterHlaTrlet Nlih - Hzrs..
q Aile.-i-snJ Cf.untY. Pa
90 are herety notified .hsf n psFSlSBes u 4
Nnt o. Partition Issued oet q tEe OpEells'
Clrt Oi oos1erset e5siIty. Pa, sEd ~ Ela dl7ec-
ed. wil hold an i-i.uesf o. the rFsEisss. Gn
the real essase % JsFsrlfsh Gioffelfy decd stu
81 ll srSenviie t0Esstig. si1erset cosility, Pa
- Agodzy the -sil. Gay ul lS1F-Hl.e-. 20 a.
seiocK = Eh-a and se=rs yJu eGs sf.cu1 i
yCu iniiE yroper.
SEer-as Dere. fI5AIAH GOOD.
OK isth. ls2s 7hs..1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

Ice formed several inches in thickness
during the cold days ofthe latter part of last
week. The skating was exceptionally good
and was greatly enjoyed by the numerous
small boy aud Others lovers Of that health
fal sport.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

a Postmaster pointing TO three OF four
letters held for postage, said ANY man
IS likely to put letter in the Postoffice with
-1t stamping it. With 4 card on the corner
Of the envelope. We can stamp il an collect
postage when the writers come in. We
don't know who dropped those letters into
the box and mus! hold them until we write
to the person ad1ressei sud they sead Us the
postage That is tie rule Of the post Office
department EssTy writer Of = letter ought
to have bis name printed or stAmPei o. the
envelope
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
TERMS.

EOIICE-AIi persons purchasing a: the ebove
sale vii please take rOdcs tEat 70 pe- ce-t II
he purchase D0neF Dust te ID ~nsn property
il knocked down tthe-sise . Eili again -
exposed - sale ei the Ei-k % the frst p1rchaser
The residue Of The purchase money must be paid
On o. before the dag % confirmation. VIZ: TIurs-
DAY. Dee Il, lse2- No deed vii be eckrOuiedS-
ed until the purchase money 4 paid In fan
sne-ln,s Once. I2AlAH GOOD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The members OF the Somerset bar were
greatly pleased with Judge A. V. Barker, Of
Cambria county. who presided over the ses-
sions Of last weeks special term Of court
Tae able and dignihed manner Ia which he
presided, his o0nsiderste and courteous
treatment all who had business before him
and his pleasant, genial manner of the
b 'nch won the Eespe,t and esteem OF ell who
we're brought into contact With him. Al
though a comparatively young man Judge
Barker has the well merited reputation OF
being one Of theablsst Common Pleas judges
IN the State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

There are eighteen candidates for the Office
Of COMMISSIONER clerk in Huntington
county. In Somerset county there are at
least half that number.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

Miss Helen B Baer, daughter OF Geo. F.
Bear, Esq. Of Reading, lefi for home Tues
day evening after two weeks visit at the
residence Of her grandfather J O. Kiumel.
E-o
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The special term Of court commencing
Monday, Bscember 1. win be presided over
By Judge Longenecker.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
NOTICE

Estzta OF John IL SNYDER, late Of si0Eycreef
.0Enship, Soae-seI county. Pa, deci-
Letters testsmentzry On the Eb0ye estzte hay
ing been granted 10 the undsrsi z1ed by the p-na
authoriiy uOs-ce 5 hereby given y a. persons
make immediate payment and those baving
claims against the same 70 present them duly
autEentic&t-d for sett enient On Fridsy, Dee.
Is91 a. the late rzidence Of deed.
DANIEL SNYDER,
Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

From noE until Christmas viii sell La
dies and Ce:idren's capes ard Coats Al
greatly reduced prices Just received the
latest styles
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

Scarlet fever is becoming epidemic in
Johnstown- The Board Of health has or
dered several OF the ward public schools
closed to prevent the cOntagiou spreading.