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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT!
IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY !

How to keep apples. pears, plumbs peach
er, cherries and all kinds of berries and
small fruits, from year TO year, as fresh
and sweet as when first taken from the
trees. Will keep all kinds Of vegetables
equally As well. by the new California
cold process of canning fruits and vegela-
bles, you can put up a bushel Of vegtt ia
bles in twenty minutes, and costs almost
nothing. No standing over hot stove
roasting your life out IN order 10 get your
supply OF fruits and vegetables put up for
winter use. You simply gather your fruit
and see that it is perfectly clean, then put
up according TO directions in the receipt.
and you have it for use on the table every
day IN the year as fresh and nice as when
taken from the trees or vines, any family
using the California cold process of can
ming fruits and vegetables, can save from
five TO fifteen dollars per year. 1t does
away with self sealing jars and sailing
wax, which are a considerable item of ex-
pense in canning fruits and vegetables
Price of receipt giving thorough dirsc-
tons. 81, or wen give il as premium for
ar order Of s. worth of trees, vines or
plants purchased from Us for this springs
planting. This offer is only good for 60
days and is only made TO introduce our
superior trees, vines and plants thoroughly
throughout the county.
We have a complete assortment of fruit
a-d ornamental trees for sale, including
pears, apple, peaches. piums. strawberries,
grapes, in fact everything in fruit and or
nameuIal line. Before placing sour order
elsewhere, send us list Of what you want
and We will quote you prices. We are
prepared to meet your every want, snd
guarantee our stock TO be strictly first
c'ass. Any person purchasing trees fron
US that do not prove so, send Them hack
and We will refund price paid for each ar
ticle that is not as represented
We are also agents of this county for Mape's
famous brand of complete fertilizers,
which, according 10 the governments anal
ysis. Is one Of the highest grade fertilizers
made in the United States. II you visa o
raise large crops try il and you will nsvsr
use any other. Write for pamphlets AID
price list. Address
q. W. & II B. KEMP,
Nursery men,
H2rnedsville, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
THE TREATY SIGNED
And Hawaii Has Joined Hands With
the United States.

WAsHSGToN, D. C., Feb. Is. 1S93.-Presi-
dent Harrison sent TO the Senate to-day the
treaty Of annexation which Secretary Foster
had negotiated with the representatives OF
The Provisional Government. Accompany
ing II MSS message recommending she i'm
mediate annexation cf the island, and a
mass Of correspondence on the subject. Tie
treaty itself besides pr0vid.ng for the an
nexation, the assumption OF the p15lic debt
by the United States and for annual pen
sions to the Queen and Princess, is under
stood to have hut one other important pro-
vision, and tina, is, that the Chinese on tie
islands shall no; be allowed to come TO this
country. This implies that the Chinese
Exclusion &C., tie Contract Labor act, and
similar national legislation shall apply to
the annexed islands. As 10 the form ofgov-
erament, the only provision Is that the Pro-
yisioasl Government aud the present Judi
ciary are 10 remain As they are until Con
gress acts the suffrage question. the sugar
bounty question and ali others are left for
the next Csae.ess. President Harrison hav-
ing thus bsolgat that annexation question
10 a bead, takes whatever Of the glory there
is in that act fJr his administration il its
expiring hours, ard leaves 10 the incoming
administration the responsibility ofsettliug
the vexe5 questions which viii arse as TO
tie Important details
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
Justice Paxson.s 5 successor.
= = = = TT
- Federal Street
Allegheny, Pa.

HAIRIsBUES, Feb. 2O.-Governor PAttison
this evening received a telegram from Chief
Justice PAxson announcing his resignation
The Governor was not prepared to say whom
he would appoint 10 ill the vacancy but in
dicated bis purpose to make his seiectien
early The appointment Of ex Justice Hey
driek. Of Venango county, is probable. as
the Governor has high opinion CT his legal
abilities aud says be made very able men,
Der OF the Supreme Court bench.
As to Chief justice PAxsoa, the Governor
said ic-aighi that 10 teter MAJ could lave
been chosen 10 untsHg'e the aff.irs of the
PniiaieIPhia and Reaiing Railroad cDm a.
nv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
Also

Al the right. title Interest AID claim Of Beni
Iruutinan OF, IN and % al that certain tract ii
land siiuste IN Southampton Twp. Somerset a.
Pa ana known as the Alex Limerick tFsct boun-
ded ana described a. follows. 20 wiz Beginning
a. post IN the two hundred and t.rer-v fve
pereh line eight rods from the corner. thcne,.
south four a. east ninety f'0f Iercses 70 a u,,s-
ny land Of jac01 Ir0ufmau tract theucc Sarl b h.
degrees east foTty-six (sGl perches 10 rs -fs
east ninety nine issl pefches thence north four
(H q grees east ;hiriy-nins t39l and Eve tenth
percnes % post north sixty-nine ami one-hsif
lns' 3 degrees, v est eighteen and eight-rsutb b
Us y pcrches thence north fourteen ff g. te-ees
east one hundred ard nineteen GiU uerChes-
south seFenty-sevsn l.Il degr-ts " esI t5ue hun
dred and tweutyf,Ir ll2fl perrhes % the pfrre 81
b. ginning. containing ninety i've fg5l acres and
one hundred auf thirty seven fii7i pesches stricf
measure anogt - seraS Of shich are clear. lal
ai.ce uin 9sf, having thereon erected two-siorv
loE dwelling house. bank barn AMI ofher e,nf-
buildiugs with good sugar csmp aud a large or
cnari on tn p-emises. Win the aypurfena.ces
Taken In execution ss the p-Operfv OF RsT,ia
MN Iroutmsn u al the suit Of Ss.omon Coiar tise
cf Hannah Comp use 0f Ellen J. Comp
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
The RepublIcan victory in Kansas.

Prom he Chicago Inter OCEAN
The Republican party and, indeed, the
Republican form OF government, NAV be
said 10 have won 3 signal victory in Kan
sas. and that without the shedding Of a
drop Of blood. The sttempt Of Governor
Lewelline 70 Gov the lawful House Of
Representatives by calling out the State
militia, with is Calling gun, was an Ut
ter failure, and the point Of Republican
insisrenes from first to last was fully
and grandly carried. It was the civic
counterpart Of Jackson's victory at New
Orleans.
From the outset the Republicans we're
In favor Of submitting the scsses Of the
two legislative.bodies, one presided over
By Speaker Douglass, the other by spea-
ker Dunsmore, 10 the arbitrsment Of the
Supreme Court Of the State, q body in
which both parties are represented, but
the Populists would not do H. Then
things went on fairly well with one house
meeting in the morning, the other in the
afternoon, but after while, acting IN
der the advice, apparently, of lawyers
who were eager for a sensational ruetion
with the conse luent legal proceedings,
the Governor encouraged the Populist
House TO deny the rights Of the Repub-
lean House, and then he made a grand
bluff which he seemed to suppose would
frighten the Republicans into apjectsnb-
mission. He should have known bet
Ter. He was himselfa Republican until
recently, and he should have known that
be could not call down the Legislature
and the party by any threats. Ever
since 1876 the Republicans Of Kansas
have been noted for their bravery.
Bleeding Kansas is peculiarly well sup
Piled With the stuff that good fighters are
made Of
Too much credit cannot be given the
gallant, cool-headed, and law-abiding
sheriff Of Pawnee county. He evident
" took good legal advice, and stood
s1uarelv on the law in refusing to abdi-
cate his authority. The Governor had no
right to assume that there was G riot, and
to command the Sheriff to put it down.
Il was The SheHF7s business 70 call out
the posse at hisown discretion, and if he
could not maintain the peace to appeal
70 the Governor for assistance. In put
dngthe cart before the horse the Gov
ernor put himself in a hole, and one
from which he could only extricate him
self by unconditional surrender through
the acceptance Of tne Republican plan Of
settlement. The only change made in
the programme, as laid down By the Re
publicans, was an iumaterial one as to
the records. The question at Issue be-
tween the two houses IS 10 be presented
upon the sole issue Of the legality OF the
two houses, and for bringing about this
settlement, especial credit Is due t. the
Sheriff Of PawRee county.
In the event that the Populist House
IS sustained the validity Of the election
Of Unitei States Senator Martin will be
indisputable; buiifthe body is held to
be illegal then that Hill ingalidate mis-
election. lie would. however, be reason
ably sure Of lis seat, even then, for on
joint ballot the Popalists would sill
have a majority.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

THE Supreme Court OF louisiana has
decided that social clubs. in order 10 re-
tail liQlor mus. have q license the sane
ss saloons Thisis good sense and ought
to be applied ia all cases where clubs
are permitted TO sell liqnor a. all. Il Is
questionable, however, Ehether they
should be allowed to sell even with d.
cense, as they are private adIirs
ard II cannot be held that such 4 pTiyi-
lege is necessary for " public sccommoda-
f;.r,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

THE governors Of several Southern
States propose a convention to organize
to induce immigration. Texas, with
thousands of her best citizens burnin 2
a man tied upon platform 50 that al
could witness his agony, while one man
punched out the eyes Of the victim with
e red hot iroa" and 'sslrej his tongue
- that he could not cry OUT would be q
capital ~sract" to encourage immigra-
f;on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
Prevented a Lynohing.

ATLANTA, Ga. Feb. I6.-Go vernon North
en-. in proclamation, eKsols the bravery Of
two men who saved a negro from lynching
on February II at G1inesville. An assault
was made upon Miss Alice Shadburn By
Marion Sanford He vas arrested and a
mob STACKED the jail, but the prisoner was
gone. They boarded the trains for 50 miles
shout to Intercept him. Deputies Wilkes
and Thompson had taken Sanford from jail
through the wilderness 50 miles to Atlanta.
TIE tive men arepublicly thanked BY tie
governor fos saving the State from the dis
grace Of another lynching.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

INDIANA Democrats say that Cleye-
lands selection Of Judge Gresham for
his Premier isa bold stroke to head OF
Hill as the candidate in '95. Washington
advices indicate that Senator Hill may
take steps TO head oil Gresham's confr-
nation, and that he will have the hearty
support Of good many old-fAshioned
Democrats in that work.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

President CLEyELAxD's i1dicious az
nouncement to DemoCr3,s--one day Bis
sell and the next day "Hoke smith
reminds one Of the tactics ofthe old col
ored ox-driver who announced the de-
cease ofhis oxen. He said: Massa, old
Buck is dead aad Sc is old Blight. l
was 'fraid 10 tell you both at once, fear
ed you couldn't bore ii.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
VIM Not Be Transferred.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 In the House to-
day the amendment to the pension law pro
viding for the transfer Of the pension bu-
reau to the Wat department was disagreed
TO by a vote Of 3 to 95. The amendments
relative to req hiring pensioners under the
aci Of 1880 TO shOE that they were disabled
for manual labsr, snd have not an annual
income Of SOD, aud Proyiiing that NJ Wild
on shall be granted a pension ifshe was not
married within FIVE years after the close Of
the war in which her husband served, were
also defeated without division.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
Also

All the right. title, Interest claim and demsud
Of Jaiia q. Mccoy and II. D. McCoy. Of, IN and %
tho follow inT described rcEi estate, viz.
Sn- !. All hat ce7taiu t-4cs Of land sifuate il
ihe township % 1eEersou, County 0I Somerset
allt STATE OF Pennsylvania. adi0iring lands az
Marin l. EoHma David Puumans heirs. Loui-
"a Hecnler. ald c-hc-s C2aiaining uiu-ty-three
.H-i cefes rore or less, GicUt - acIes i which
~ cicG-. hslsrce timber. known morc uartitu-
larry a. tbe "icrgc Tract,' having thereon erect
30 dwelling house aud c log static, wi.hal or
the appur1f ua1c-s
40. p Al that certain tract Of land situate ss
Aforesaid sdJniuiag t.aci No. / asd % hers CON
tanning s-vsnty-hve ti5i acres more OF les all
timber and krown as the Georse Evans and Mat
thiss Scott divisi0o. which wa purchased from
ReueeI. Tesitow aud iaae MS wife
AL the above Gescrihed land asS c1avevef 10
Juuac ncCCy oy Wa. Scott ard Nancy his wife.
by de- q bearing date Feb'y 9. A. D. Isdl and re-
corded ~ the Recorders once 40 Somerset IN
Record BOOK Vol 9, pages .p6 and SO together
wlth the h=rcdltaulents ami sppuTteuaECes
Taken IL execution and 20 be sold a. the r-Du
efiy q julia A. NcCoy aud II. d Mccoy al the
sui- Of !. Z Walter and for use Of Charles ". Ne
Coy now Use Of ]. W. Hanna, Administrator Of
William Hanna, deceased.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

AsUoEY comes from Bedford that White
Caps whipped q woman in that county.
This is referred 10 Uncle John Cessna
and Private Secretary Humphrey D.
Tate, with power to send for persons and
papsrs-Hgrris5Vg Tlgr1ph
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

ISDoRsING a friends note las put ma
ny good man in sore trouble, just as the
attempted rescue Of drowning persons
has cost many a noble life. The misfor-
tune that follows sue acts Of fellowship
and courage brings with it 10 shame.
The whole country wiz sympathizs with
Governor Mckinley il his reported loss
es, and join in the wish for his better for
time
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
TRANsrEEEEp 10 rae c9rsrs.

TOPEKA, Kas., Feb 1T.-After consulta-
ton this morning Governor LsSelien sign
ei the peace agreement between him and
the Republican House Of Representatives.
The news Of the settlement of the reyolu-
ton was received in the Republican hall
With the widest demonstrations Of Joy. The
terms Of peace are complete back-down by
the Governor. The decision Of tue c1urts IS
awaited with great anxiety.
The P5Pllisis are discouraged, are abus-
ing the Governor and say that they will not
obey the Supreme C5lrt fit decides againss
them Tie irooTs have been s,nt home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

All The r'ght. title in,ere-t eluira snf demand
Of A Faidley OF, in and 90 an thaf csrfrin
trAct oi land situate in Elklick Fwp Sosperse.
70. fenn a. adjoining lands Of Manst~es Erefeh-
maT o. The solth. Lepiey an Others On tho
fAst. jehr II z mucrmRn on the North sua hv
pnoiic Tcsd on tne West. c1ntainire tsyeutv ssvr,
~ Aercs more or le>, about cue haifof which il
clear, having thereon erected a one ttorr rfrrE
hJusr. Nilh the appurtensuces.
Taken ~ execution a. a 20 De sold a. The n-or,
use Of Eli & TOie7 NJ
The above described tract # land will be sold
su'jeet % mortgage Of six hundred ana fhirfv-
seven dollars ans hfty cents iszl7.s0i with inter
Ord Volume ;. Iages les ani I5i.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

AsENsArloS has been sprung by the
charge by Governor Gln that S200),00o
have been Illegally Bequestered from the
treasury Of Illinois by state treasurers
The charge is that they appropriated in
terest upon the state 5 money.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

DEIoCRArIc newspapers kindly omit
all the old criticism eb0ut "the billion
dollar Congress" The present Congress,
in its appropriations, has gone far be-
yond it, The total appropriations Of the
present Congress will reach Sl0GS,O)9,-
O09 But it is big country, and its de-
manGs every year are increasing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
EXEcUTOR's NOTICE.

Eetste Of r J. Hoover, late of Crsina BoroCgh.
Letters tSsinmeltary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted 20 the undersigned by the prop
erauthO-ity, notice Is hereby given 20 al persons
indebted 70 said estate 70 make immediats pay
meni and those having claims sgainst the same
viii present them for settlement duly authentie1a-
ted, on 0r before Saturday. February 2jth, ls95.
at the Office OF the Executor in Ursina Borough.
w. ) kUHLMAS,
EEaCuIgr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

TaE New York Sen intjnates that Mr.
Cleveland selected Gresham for his Cab
met because the Judge b siieVes IN third
terms. He favored third term for
Grant in 1850, and he may favor q third
term for Cleveland 10 1896.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

Tia Democrats are not singing, sing
ing, "OI. they 20, in We 9, with 50
much enthusiasm since the announce
ment Of Judge Gresham's appointment
The Secretary OF state has the biggest
plums in the whole patronage basket TO
distribute, and 3 Republican wall con-
tinue to make the distribution.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The following accounts have been fled in my
oflce and notice Is hereby given that the same
will be presented 10 the Court for confirmation
on Thursday, March 81. ls9S.
l. First and final account Of Jonas Meyers,
committee Of Jane Meyers
, First and final account Of Aaron Meyers,
committee of CathaTine Gaten.
8. First and final account Of Abraham Boyer
committee Of Cstheran Boyer.
Somerset, Pa, W. H. SANNEh,
February 6. 1893 PrOthOl0tary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF John Merley. sr,. late OF Quemanoning
township, somerset County. Pa. deed.
Letters Of administration on the shove estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice Il hereby given 10 sil
persons indebted 10 said estate 70 maze immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
the same TO present them duly authenticated for
settlement, ON Friday. March 18th, lse3, 81 the
late residence Of deceased
KORE KAUFMAN,
Admin stFafor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

The Wyoming Senate is investigating
a charge that a Democratic member was
temporarily incapacitated by poison ad-
ministzre3 by another Democratic mem
Der in the interest Of a Democratic can
didate for Z uiied States Senator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

Nh CLEyELAxD viii establish another
precedent By using the White House on
ly for office purposes and occupying as
his home residence in another part Of
Washington. lie fears contagion at the
White House.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

sESkroR GoRNAN denies that he was
consulted regarding the appointment Of
Gresham. German is not running the
Democratic party nov.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

All the right. title, interest claim and demand
Of kosauua Fletcher. Jacob Fletcher. Jerry
Fletcher aud Josiah Fletcher of. in and to all
that certain tract OF land situate in Somerset Twp
Somerset county Pa, e1joining lands Of Gillian
koOufz Catharipe Eornfz. John Weller Rudolph
Walter and Henry BeaTl. containing two hum
dret end tty f1l0i acres, more OF les, about 10
acres o. which are clear having thereon erected
two dive ling houses. IA -ge frame bank barn
frame stable and other outtuiidings. with an or
ehsrd Of fruit beariRg trees on The premises, with
the appIrtenauces.
Taken IL execution and 20 be sold as the prop
erty Of Rnsanna Fletcher Jacob Fletcher. Jerry
Fletcher and Josiah Fletcher st the suit OF An
drew Parker.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
Also

Al the right, title Interest claim and demand
Of Win. J. Mosgrsve Elmer s. NoSgrave, Charles
&. no. grave, Jonathan r. M0sgrsve 9ni tAsuu-
oey l. Mosgrave. Of, In and 70 the following do
scfihsd reai estate. VIZ.
No All that certain tract Of land siiaaie il
St0nycreek tOH nstip. Somerset county, fennsyi l.
vania. adjniniDg iaacs Of albert Rhoads. it,aIn
snd Baker. George schrcek and others, contain
ing fOurtv-four AZ acres more OF less, abOiit -
acres OF which anc clear, balance timber, hay
ing thereon erected q two story log dwelling
house, good frame hank barn anu other Out
buildings. with an orchard o. iruit bearing lrecs
on the premises, with The appurteneuces.
Nc. p All that certain tract Of land situste as
Aforesaid adjoining lands Of John snyder Caro-
line N0der Weigle Brothers. George Schrock, Al
bert Rhosds and others C mlGiuiug foriY-t1Tee
ff3 acres more OF less about % acres Cf hich are
clear, having thereon erected two l0-s houses, q
log barr. and ClEer Culhuilfings, witl Gu orch
ard OF fruit bearing trees ard a sugar camp on
the premises, with The appurteuancts
Taken in execution As the properly Of Nm J.
N0Sgrave, Elmer : MO-graFc. Charles &. Mos
grave. Jonathan F. Mosgrave and Chauucey T.
Mosgrave a. the suit Of joan d. Uhl use OF Mary
Edie Meyers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
TERMS.

NOIlCE-Al persons purchasing AT the
aiINe ss4st VIII piesi>e take nnfice that 10 nor
cent OF the purchase money rnu~f - " ~ ~
when property Is knock ed down. Othersrise
u wili again be exposed 20 sale at .be ris,s -
uis INST pnTcnaser. The residue Of The. uu--
silitSe money EiuSt he paid on or before fbs
day OF confirmation, viz: THURSDAY Macs
lNsS- No deed viii DE acknOxls.I. lei r,fii
the purchase moley isPaii IN fuII
ISAIAH coon.
hefias oiles. scuenset, Pa F,b-yi. !syf ,''s''H
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
FRTDAK FEBRUARY q. ls9s.

Al O'Clock p. m A, the following described real
estate 10 wit:
All the right title, interest. claim and demand
Of Joseph Sacks Of, IN and o all that eeriain
parcel or tract OF land situate In Jenner town
snip. Somerset county, Pa, adjoining iaudsof J0-
sish Walter, alvin Ankeny, Jonas Ankeny and
Daniel sachs. contGing thirty 10 acres more or
less. about > acres Of which are clear. with the
Gppurensnces.
faken in execution and % BE- sold as ths prop
eTty OF Joseph sacks. at the suit of II. Jhl use
of J. L. Biddle use Of Andrew Parker Use Of Geo,
W. Benford.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

TaE iwo-thirds Democratic majority in
the House Of Representatives was unable
10 find anything wrong in the Pension
bill which passed Friday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

All Of the Senatorial elections but
three have been decided. The States
vet 70 choose Senators are Wyoming,
North Dakota and Montana.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
MONDAY. FEB. 27, 1898.

NorscE : hereby given ioGii The Justices Of ine
Peace TIE Coroner and Colsfahles within tne
said Comfy cf S0c1ersCL that they BE- then an1
orIts inausifions. examinations ana other re-
mauihranccs. % do those things which - .heE
once and IN that benalf appefteln % be uolier
and also they VINO uil prosecute against the prs
,ners that are or shall be In tne jail Of somerset
County. to Dc thea ani there 70 prosecute against
ISAIAH GOOD,
sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF certain wrifs Of Lev Pa and II "a
issued out o. the Court Of Common Pleas Of som
Crset Co, Pa 70 me directed. there VIII be expos
Borough. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

The sooner Democrats get paddock
on Senator HIPS mouth the happier
they viii be. It is a bad opening he
has.