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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
DIED..

COUNTRY MAN.-FrancisJ J. Country man,
one Of Jeuner toSnsnips highly respected
ciuzsns, died al the residence OF bis son in
iaa, J. Hay, On MOudAy morning. octo-
Ger 2jEd, aiivr al eiguI month Illness of
a complication ot diseases, sGch as cancer OF
tue lip, dfopsy Of the heart, &c At the time
OF his death be was aged. seventy years, SIX
months and twenty nine days Francis J.
C0untryman was born on what is known as
the jacob County man farm in Brothers.
valley tosnship, near Bsrkisy's Mills
Deceased was an sclge member Of the Re-
formed Church for more than fifty years.
lie served this county in the capacity
Of county Commissioner and also Is justice
Of the peace. tie was Clrlsuaa geaue-
man and an honored citizen. Ga Tuesday
afternoon his remains we're conveyed to
theiF last resting place and inferred in the
Lutheran Cemetery, az Jennertown. Rev.
Geo. w. Crist, the Lutheran minister at this
place, officiating. A. FRIEND.
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Hefney's Nomination Papers

Depnty Secretary Tilden discovered few
days ago in certifying the nominations TO
the sherifls and commissioners THE several
counties Of the commonwealth OF the cand;-
dates whose papers are on file in the sta G
department that the nomination of Henry
Hsflley, of Somerset, the Democratic candi-
date in that couaty for associate judge, was
not on Gle and the nomination was not cer-
tilted to the proper authorities Of Somerset
county. Mr. Tilden has since received q
letter from ex-Copgressman A. II. Coffroih,
ofSomerset. stating that he wss chairman of
the county Democratic convention. held on
June l. last, at which Hefflsy was nominated
and tina, on July Il last, as such, he certified
TO the secretary of the commonwealth the
nomination Of Mr. He.a y aud the balance
af the ticket to the commissioners Of Somer-
SET county Mr.. Tilden has replied to NJ.
Coffnoth's communication tia. thecerti6cate
never reached the department and that it
may possibly have been lost in the mails.
The greatest care is exercised by Mr..
Tilden with these papers. They are ali
given his personal attention and upon the
receipt Of every certificate Of nomination or
nomination paper il is marked flied and
slowed away. A receipt is given to the per-
son sending or delivering such papers and
tae record ofthe receipt of the same made
10 the department Mr.. Tilden said last
evening that there Was no record or other
memorandum OF the receipt Of any such
paper from Mr.. COdro,h and that under the
Circumstances il would be impossible for the
department. to certify the nomination Of Mr.
Hefisy.-HaTis5arg PalrioL
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HIoks,s Eorecast for November.

Hicks's Forecast for November.
About the ID and 81 of November will
center s resctionary change 70 warmer,
which change will begin in the West with
southerly winds, growing cloudiness aud
rain. These conditions will advance east
ward during the 81 and Alb, followed closely
By the shifting Of the wind to westerly and
colder. About the 9Th a very marked storm
period will begin. Both the Vulcan" and
Mercury disturbances are central on the SIh,
making direct connection with the new
moon on the morning of the same day.
This period will set in With a decided change
20 warmer in western parts, resulting in
very active storms Of rain and wind, turning
TO snow and sleet in many places northwsrd,
and followed promptly by a severe and gen
erAl cold wave. From about the 9th to 10th,
beginning in the west all parts OF the coun-
try will in turn experience the progressive
and changing phases Of the period. There
are reasons to spprehend hard and dangerous
gales in connection with the disturbances Of
this period, especially on the lakes and nor
therly seas. Sharp cold and freezing mag
be expected Immediately behind the area Of
IoS barometeFs. and storms. causing cold
and frosty weather. generally up to the
changes TO warmer and stormy from about
the l4th to 16:h. Be on the watch for sud-
den changes to colder after the storm ares
OF each period passes to the east Of your
locality.
The opposition Of Jupiter occurs on the
18th, and there is much indication that
these oppOsitions greatly excite all atmos-
pherie perturbaiions occurring about such
times. This opposition will likely be felt
most severely during the storm period run
ming from the l9.h TO 33i The Venus ex-
citement will also be present at this period,
giving good grounds for fearing heavy storms
as a result. Heed our warning and be on
the watch for them and for the cold that will
pass behind them on land and water. The
final crisis Of this period may not come until
the full moon, on the 23l, bnt be ready for
severe storms, with danger on the lakes, at
any time during the period The Vennsex
tremes from warm to sudden piercing cold,
with thunder and rain. turning 10 northwest
gales and snow, will show themselves at
this time.
The Venus equinox is central on the 29th,
aud its Influences will be plainly felt in all
disturbances for about p days before and 20
days after that date. Ordinary or nor
NAL disturbances otherwise will be excited
into great and prolonged violence, so that
many disasters sill be heard from. The
reaciionsry movements stOut the 2Sl TO 9th
will feel the central force OF this Venus
period and wind up in great cold. So will
the regular storm period, which begins about
the las, day of the month and runs into the
opening DAYS Of December
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Captain Henry +. Picking, 10 whom the
press dispatches Published elsewhere in this
pzper refer as having succeeied Admiral
Stanton in charge Of the U. s. squadron in
the bay Of Rio, Is a soa Of the late Wm- H.
Picking Of this place and brother OF the
Misses Picking Of Patriot street. Being IN
command Of squadron may not convey
much. bat when il is remembered that Cap
tain Picking is charged with guarding the
Nations honor aud protecting her interests
during the revolution in progress in Brazil
nov and has probably :. 600 seamea subject TO
bis orders, bis great responsibility and close
relations zith the executive becomss sPpAr-
ent. No oficer 10 the Federal Navy has
better reoord than Captain Picking and q
Washington paper is authority for the state
ment that bis appoinimsa. to sncoesd STAN
ton vas fEiterinz recognition Of this faes.
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sand Paica. Nov. lith, att n.
q .so.mases's lands
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Fred purr.s Good Eor,nne.

The many friends Of genial Fred Ddrr, Of
Pocahont2s, Greenville township, will re-
ioice TO learn that he has come into another
fortune from the Fatherland. Mr. Darr has
already received two legacies from relatives
who died in Germany a ID short time ago
be was spprised of the fAct that an elder
brother had died intesta,e and that he was
one Of the heirs to a considerable estate in
lands aud ready cash.
oDe day last week Mr.. Darr. accompanied
by his attorney John R. Scott, Esq, appear
ed before the Austrian C0nspl-Aax Schsm-
berg-in Pittsburgh, and executed power of
attorney in favor Of Mr.. Darr's broiheE-in-
law, who is g resident OF Besighein, on the
beautiful river Rhine. Mr.. Darr does not
know the amount the fortune that Is due
him, buI his advices are to The effect that it
is sufficient to make him independent the
remainder of his days.
Tweniy-six years ago Mr.. DUR left his
fathers home in Germany and took passage
for New York. On landing in the metropolis
be worked st his trade OF cabinet maker,
but, growing tired ofcity lie driffed out TO
western Pennsylvania and settled at Peca-
hontas, this county. There he married and
for several years following his marriage be
engaged in the hotel business. BY and By
be succeed in laying enough aside to buy =
small farm near Pocahontas, where ne and
his family have since resided.
About three years ago DIrr inherited sew
eral thousand dollars up)n the death of bis
father, and a short time afterwards be in
heri,ed another small fortune from a relative
who had died in the FAtherland and who
had remembered him in his gill
Mr Henry HOasefeli, of Somerset, who is
acquainted with the section Of country in
Germany where Mr.. Dusr's brother resided
says that il is one cfthe Iealthiest regions
in the whole German Empire and that land
about there is very valuable.
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PULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

To Harvey Leonard, Of either Fsye.te or West.
moreland county, Pa. aud Mary Ann Mitchell
Of FayetIe county. Pa
You are hereby cited to Be- ard appear before
the Judges Of our Orphans COurI 81 an Orphans
Court 70 be held 81 Somerset on Monday, the iIIa
day Of Dec. ISIS, al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
then and there 70 accept refuse TO take the real
estate Of Jehu Rush, deceased
Al the appraised valuation put upon i By an In
quest duly awarded Dy said Court. and returned
On the 18th day Of sept. lSgi, or show cause why
the same should not be sold And hereof fail
not
sherjhs Office, ISAIAH GOOD,
lSt Nov. lsy3 Snend
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Tie esectofE of I1e IOaSSdIP q F4IST -
meet ~ The H0CSK Of Peter Hon naa. IN sfa
me electors Of ths TOWNSHIP Of JESSER. To
meet et the HOUSE formerly occupied BY Thona-
~ Gallagher. now cccupiei by ?. J. Hoffman. a.
Je1ner Roads. IN sid towuship-
The electors Of the TOWNSHIP of JEFFER-
son. 10 meet AZ the HOUSE Of So O'onon Baker
me si.-ciors Of the BoR0rGH ofJESSER-
NilLE % meet A. the SHOEMAKER SHOP Oc-
curled OxlJavid II Via. in ssid h,rOozh
The elertors ofthe BOROUGH OF CASSELNtS.
% meet the HOUSE formerly OEnedi by Ma
Is 'siecsos- c. he TOWNSHIP 81 FsIzHopE,
70 uect AZ sEs Ecrse q lsais, . Ss32ere-, n
sa.d e S1Shir
he sisco-s e ths EozCrsE of EESSaN 70
srest =; the FEED SrcSE Sr-1LpfN'i Of rsnisi
" H..r'ic-. IN sail ooroish.
A. directed ny sald lzEth section OF the act q
June 10 ls93. hereby give rOEica thaf every per-
son excepting Justices OF the PsaceJ wnO Shaii
under the 6overnmeut % the Cnited Sztes. or
tlis state. % any city q Incorporated dixrricr.
subordinate o1ieer % AGENT who S OF shall Be
employed under the legislative. executive or tu-
dieial Departments OF this state or the United
states o. Of any city os Incorporated district and
also that every member OF Congress and Of the
State legislature, and Of the select CT Common
COun u Of any city. Or Commissioner Of any in
cUrporatsd districg. i b. Law inc apaoie Of hold
ing or exercising a. uie sane time, the Ofhce OF
appointments u Judge, inspector OF clerk Of any
election OF this Commonwealth and that no in
sDectOr, Judge or other officer OF any such eiec
tions shall be eligible 70 any Ofice to be then
voted for. except that of an election Officer.
And whereas. BY virtue Of the Constitution of
the STATE Of Pennsylvania adopted Dccembcr Is.
Is7l:
Every msle citizen q years OF age. possessing
the following qualifications, shall be entitled 70
vote At all elections First-sGe shall have been
a citizen ~ The United States az least one month.
oec0nd-Hc shall have resided IN the STATE one
year lor II, having previously been qualified
clerlor. or native born citizen Of the STATE. he
shall have removed therefn0m and returned, then
TX monlhsl Immediately preceding the election.
Ih!rd-He shall have resided In the election lis
tFict where he shall Ciier 70 vote a. least two
months Immediately preceding the election.
FOurth-if - years or upwards, be shall have
paid within two years 4 State or county tax,
which shall have been assessed AZ least two
months and paid Al least one m0Eth before the
election.
sec. J. The electors shall, in all cases. except
treason and breach Of security Of the peace, Sc
privileged from arrest during their attendance
on elections, and in going and returning there
frOm.
Given under my hand, al ny Oftice at SomerSet
this 2ith day Of October In the year OF cur Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ninety three
li-J3l, and in the one hundred and eighteenth
year Of the Independence Of the United States
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Annie wife Of eI county treasurer John
II Weimer. died at her h)me on Main
street. this 50roagn, al an early hour Friday
morning, after : sickness Of nlay years
duration. The immediate cause OF death
vas blood poisoning. The deceased vas in
her sixty second year and was one Of the
n Is; estinlable and best liked ladies in Som-
srset Her husband, tao s1as-CAaries W
and Eiward. Mrs Jacob r Pile, Of
somerses. Mrs Frank sproat, Of Pittsburgh,
Mrs. Norman Knepper, OF Somerset, and q
single daughter, Mss E.tie. survive she is
a,so survived by her venerable mother, ArA
HArbangh, nov pas. eighty years OF age.
Tbs funeral took place NOndAy afternoon
aud was conducted by Rev. ]. 5. HArksy, Of
the Lutheran church, OF which denomina-
tim the deceased had bsea a consistent
member since childhood
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WRIT OF PARTITION.

To Mary Nsrley, in;eEInarTied with John Thorn-
as Of Brush Valley r. o., Indiana county. Pa =.
Hiram Aerley. OF ShipsheWana. Lagrange csun-
~, Indiana Henry Meriey, Of Sh=id0n, OSTien
county, Iowa
loC are hereby notified that IN pursuance Of
a Writ Of Partition issued cut Of the orphans
Court or Somerset county, Pennsylvania, and 70
me diTeet d. viii hold an il4u- - on the premi-
seS. on the real estate Of John Merley, Sr dec q
situate Ia QuemAhOning towns ip, Somerset
county, Pa, on Saturday. the 25;h day 0f Now,
1893, when and where you eAG attend II you
think proper
Sheff's Ohice ISAIAH GOOD.
Oct. 18th, lS9 sheriff
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inn.iInsiitute.

The fJliO~ing is a prOgranms Tor an in
stitute to be held ct the Mt Uuioa school
house in Upper Tarkeyfooi township. Saiur-
day, Nov 4ta, 1898. beginning At 1929 a m.
/. Organization.
?. How to make district institutes sue
cess-H II T. Miller.
3. Application Of percsntass-Fred E
Y0unkin-
4 Bsaef. OF free te1l-books-JAs- Z Nor
rison
Object lessons-0. Kreger.
& Assigning lessous-Al. $ Snyder.
7. Educational wo-k-John P Blrron.
s. Methods of teaching the higher branch
es-J4co5 s. Brongher.
0. School games-William 4. Leer.
10. Recitstion-c. ?. Borroughs.
IL. Class drill in language in second grade
-Wm. II. II. Baker.
u. Duties Of directOrs-Wm Z1fail-
Directors and friends Of education are
cordially invited. Come one: come all.
ALLKs s. SNYDER,
W. A. LEKR,
o. J. KREsER.
Committee.
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WRIT OF PARTITION.

To A. ME Failley, Levi Faidley. Henry Faid-
ley, SimoI Fsidley, OF ColiAx, Jasper cnl-ty.
Iowa, Jasper Remb0id, Of I.glOl, Preston county,
West Va. Nancy, internarrled with VIM. BiiineT
OF Garrett county, Maryland.
lCu are hereby n0t TED that In pursuance Of a
Writ OF Partition issued olt of the Orphans
Court or somerset county. Pa. and 20 me 61recl-
ed, VAL hold en- inquest on the prenises on the
real estate OF Christian Remhoid, decd SITUATE
in Grceuville township, Samersel county Pa on
Monday NoF. the 27In day, I.l3 az one O'Clock
7. N. when and where yOu can attead II you
think proper.
Sherif7s once, KIsAIAU GOOD
Oct Ism, isg3 sheriff.
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Rapyland for Novamhar

is as bright and winsome as ever-more so, it
may be. For It's rhymes run along 50
smoothly, its jingles are so jingly, the
verses tell sccn pretty stories-not to
mention the bright little serials-ihat the
nursery folk cannot fail TO be very merry
little folk when their BABYLsxD comes.
5 cents a number; 50 cents year d.
Lolhrop Company. Publisher, Boston.
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WRIT OF PARTITION,

TO Israel 6iO.ssl,ys Of Garrett county. Mary
land, Marshall DOnyes. Of the Ssaie Kansas and
Martha Dolges, intesmarriet with - MEust
OF Allegheny county. Pa
You are hereby notified that IN pursuance OF a
Writ os Partition lSsued cut Of the Orphans
CeIr. OF somerset county. Pa, aud 70 me dlreci-
ed. VIII hold an inquest on the premises, on
the real estate OF jeremiah Gloifel.y, decd. sitC
ate "a Greenyilie township, Jnnerset comfy, Pa
on Monday the 9Th day OF November, ise3, at :
O'Clock A NJ, when and where YOU can attend II
You think proper.
Sherifs Uisice. SrSAIAH G0On
0et. lsth. l-4l sheriff.
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CHARLEs wHIPrEsxAs.
Eugene Fields First Love-sons.

Il IS 8 curious fact that although Eugene
Field has written over 6Fs hunirsd poems.
he has never written single love-sOng. /
don't know exactly why it is.' said the
western poet recently in explanation. 'ex-
ceps tha. vas married Ehsn quite young,
and did 10: begin 70 write poetry until az
ser ay marriage" Mr.. Pield has nov
written his isst 1--we poem, whi-h he calls
VIII Yoa be Ny sssesheart!" and has
given il 70 the Ladies H5a< Journal for pub
licziio1.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Mr.. George II. Love, of the Somerset DAi-
~ Co, has lelsed house in Johns,own and
will remove his family TO that city in few
days when he will assume an active interest
in The wholesale grocery house Of Love,
Sunshine & Co. Z NJ Love will continue
10 reside in Somerset and will look after the
business interests Ofthe Dairy CO. Mr.. and
Hrs. Loves many Somerset friends regret
having to pars with them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Two little tots we're f1Gnd esiray on the
edge Of town near Peter BOgle's place. Thurs
day afternoon They were girl and boy,
and 50 young as TO be unable 10 tel who
they were OF where they came from Il
was anaiiy discovered that they we're chill
dren OF James Hanger, who lives on the
solomon Coleman place near Pine Hill.
The children had started 0ut in the morn
ing 10 "wstch papa plow" but got on the
wrong road. The distracted parents were
searching in all directions when Sherman
Hoover Elsddened their hearts BY driving
up to their home with their dsrlings in the
buggy .-Besiia Record.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

The many Somerset county friends Of law
yerJ. J. Miller, OF Pittsbnrgh, nearly sll Of
whom had come to believe that he vas q
confirmed bachelor, will be surprised to learn
thS; his engagement to Miss Annie Clark, of
Indiana, Pa, hss been announced. The
bride to-be is 8 daughter Of the late Justice
Silas Clark. Of The Supreme BENCH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Acme Of Stonycreek Castle, No. 5S5, 4.
g. f., will celebrate their fourth snniyersa
~ in their hall al Shsnksyille, on the even
ing of the 9ih day OF Nov. 1888, in an open
meeting, for which a suitable programme
has been arranged for the occasion. All are
invited TO attend
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Committees sending Us programs Of teach
ers local institutes and school reports will
confer a favor by mailing them in time to
reach Somerset not later than Wednesday Of
each week. All such communications will
be given space on the fist and fourth pages
Of the paper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

The pump for sting the quantity Of water
in the wells sunk for the borough, with a
view to ascertaining if a supply Of water
sufficient TO meet the demands Of the town
can be obtained from that source, is at the
f. R. Station. The test will be made in a
day or two
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

District Deputy Grand Master, John D.
Carr, Of the Masonic Order, accompanied by
Z number Of the members ofthe UniontoHn
lodge, will pay an official visit to the Somer-
set lodge at the next stated meeting, Nov.
1fas
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our LIttla Men and Woman

for November comes to Us stored with the
brightest and the best for boys and girls
every here. Timely poems, apt stories !;
pictures and rhymes all in keeping with the
tone Of this delightful magazine that regu-
larry each month carries JOY TO more hearts
than its isgrown-up contemporaries.
10 cents a number; 81 On year. d.
Lothrop Company, Publisher, Boston.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

The Law requires the general election proc
lamation TO give list of sll the nomina-
tions as far as may be in the form
in which they viii appear upon the ballots. I"
The Fsyetle county papers have followed
the law strictly. The Westmorelsnd papers
give the names in separate columns. but do
not pretend 10 follow the exact form OF the
ballot. The Somerset papers don't even take
this trouble. They simply publish the
names in one long column, set in ordinary
news type. 1t isa question whether such
psbliczgioas are legal C0ssslsllsgills C6sT.g.
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A Mile In 2osl-A

Monroe Salisbury's Directum lowered his
own record by II seconds, on Wednesday, at
Nashville, and at the same time made the
fastest time ever troited in rsce, 2o5l.
The time by quarters was: 4, 1O3l "a,
aoSI
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Mayor Welfiey returned from the Worlds
Fair Monday morning. He reports having
bad most enjoyable visit aud is now better
prepared than ever before to push the water
works question to a definite conclusion.
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IL DIVORCE.

Jane T. Lohr In the Court Of Common
Pleas Of somerset Co. Ia.
David L. Iohr. No. 81. Nay Term lsgS,
Alias SubpGna in Divorce.
And nov. 25th sept. 1853, On motion OF W. J.
Bzer aad 7. W. Bieseeksr Esq's-. the Court aD-
point James L. Pugh Commissioner. 70 take the
testimony. find the facts and report an opinion
- Extract from minutes
sEAL Certified this sth Oct. lisa
". II. SANSER
Pr0ih'y
70 Dcssd lair. dsfsadaaf olose Haasod.
You viii take notice, that viii meet all pa
ties interested on Monday, the 9TH day Of No
yember, 1s9s. a. 10 o'elosk A. NJ ~ my once Ia
the borough Of Somerset. Somerset COnnfy. Pa,
for the purpose of dtscharging the duties OF the
above stated commission. when and where you
can attend Il yen see pro reI-
JAMES L PUGH.
Commissioner.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Creditors Of John X. and George B. White.
bankers Of Hyndman, Pa, who failed for
half million, are considering a settlement
OF 70 centsOn the dollar, but it is said to be
doubted If they can get even that.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Lee Garleits, Of Confluence, vas admitted
TO the Cottage Hospital at Connellsville last
week. Garletts is a lumberman and was
crushed under rolling log and seriously in
jured. No bones were broken bat he is in
tsrnally injured.
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ELEC7ION NOTICE ]!
Proclamation.

WEERSks, in and by section 10 offbe Act offhe
10Th DAY Of June 4 D.. 1893 entitled An act 10
regulate the nomination and election OF pucltc
o1iccrs. il is enio.ned on the sheriff q eFety
County. 20 gire notice % slch noninatiors, ar
fsccrs 10 be elected. l. Isaiah Cod. High sheriff
OF The County Of Somerset, OF the Commonwealth
OF 1nsylrania. do therefore make known. and
give ID Is public notice 70 the electors OF the sid
Somerset County. that on the Tuesday next fol-
lowing the tint Monday 0f NOYembeA l-'3 Be-
Lrn Iha
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Tuesday morning Prothonotsry Sanner
received this cOunty's allotment of the
pamphlet laws oflS93. Each Justice Of the
Peace of the county is emitted to a copy
and can procure the same by calling at the
Prothonotary' Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cunningham and
Miss Maggie Winters, who have been visit
ing the past four months Al the home Of the
formers daughter, Mrs. James Snyder, in
Minneapolis, MINI, returned to their homes
in this place Saturday.