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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-18

Adam Lingenfs,tsr, 4 coal miner aged
about thirty five years. employed al Rudolph
Hoover's miae. tw0 and one half miles south
Of town, had his face and body frghtfaly
lacerzted and burned by an explosion Of
powder a, an early hour Tuesday morning
Lingenfelier Was in the little Wa;eh-house
st the mouth OF the pit preparing number
Of charges Of powder 10 Be used IN blasting
IN be mine during the day. A twenty-five
pound keg Of powder was in one corner OF
the building, and keg Of The same size half
fall Of powder was IN the opposite corner
Lingenseiier vas alone in the shenty and
must have been standing close 70 the warm
IRE burning in the stove ia the centre ofthe
building He vas probably engaged in ram
ming a charge Of powder homs in cart
ridge when some Of the powder dropped
into the IRE aud speedily communicated
with the powder in The kegs. An explosion,
accompanied BY loud report. followed
Lingenfelter wa hurled through tbe roof
snd landed In the snOE some distance from
the bauding TIE walls Of the shsnty we're
uninjured. Tue report Of the ezplo-
=ion attracted the attention Of Mr.. Hoov-
er's family, who i've close by, and they
rushed to the scene. Lingsnfelter vas found
in tie snow where be had beea thrown By
the force Il the explosion. Nearly all Of
the fash on bis head had been torn away.
One Of his arms was laceraiod until the
boEes we're exposed. his breast and body
we're cha-red black by burning powder. Dr.
Kimmell was sent for and dressed the suffer
er's wounds Il IS feared the unfortunate
man may lose the sight Of both Of his eyes
Oae Of his eyes had been injured and the
side Of his sacs horribly burned in an explo-
sion a number ofyears ago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-18

BOTman's station seven miles east OF
sand Patch. was the scene Of most disas-
trous wreck last Tuesday mOrninr. result
ing in the death Of William Brown, Of Con-
nellsville.
Engine SIS hauling an ess,hound extra
freight tain stopped on the main track At
Boxman's 20 have soass repairs made on
the injector OF the engine, which was not
ia working order. Eagine fs3, hslling To-
cal freight also ea-th0urd, was following
ezra freight, bu, this fact, il appears, vas
overlooked by the creE on the Grst train
inasm1ch as no .gman was sent blck to
dag the local freight, which vas running at
the rae Of Is miles an hour and soon came
up sni dashed into the rear end Of the ex-
trs. The engine hauling the local freight
and the caal0se aai SIX cars on the extra
were badly demolished. while large num-
bsr Of oars were deraiisi blocking the track
until the next morning.
William Brown. the fireman on engine
4s}. seeing collision unavoidable, leaped
from the cab just as the crash came. and
was buried under car load Of heavy tim
Der, which was Immediately behind the en-
CINE. Tue engineer remained at his post
ard escaped with few scratches Brown
lived few hours after the accident.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-18
LOST HER MIND THROUGH Ex-
POSURE.
Sad AffiictIon Of Shade Township
Young Lady.

The ladies in the waiting room Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad station Saturday
morning witnessed spectacle that touched
Their feelings and evoked many expressions
Of sympathy \ pretty young woman vas
The csetral figure in The incident She ~
tines sang, gtsiieulsisd wildly, cried ont As
If Ia pain, mutiereI indisting guishable name,
and called upon her attendants-two mer,
one Of whom sat on either side Of her-to
render her impossible services Nervous
and fretfnl, she seemed Incapable Of 4 mo-
ment's quiet or rest Il was noticed. bow
ever, by those who happened near her, thai
she was an exceptionally handsome young
woman. with fair complexion, dark eyes
and hair, and very regular features.
Inquiry concerning the unfortunate lady
revealed The fact that Der name is Lizzie
shsffer She Is about twenty-t~o years of
age. Her fafher-Hiran Shaffsr. row de-
ceased-xas a welI-known resident ofshsde
Township. Somerset County. Her mother
still resides in The old homestead
Up to Tuesday las, Lizzie was as happy
and merry a young woman as the neigh
bOrhoOd could boast She was intelligent
and bright and s fayoriie OF all who kaeE
her. 90 that DAY she Joined a company Of
folks 10 journey in sled TO Jonas Weaver's,
where sale was 70 take place 0n the way
the sled was upset in a sno~-drifi and the
occupants thrown out All suffered consid-
era5ly and Lizzie was attacked with a severe
chill.
She was taken TO the home Of Mr. Weaver
in Paint township, near Scalp Level, and
there she became quite H. Soon thereafter
her friends were panied to observe the Civ
ing way Of her mental faculties. Or. Luther
was called. but his ministrations afforded
her no relief. and she grew rapidly worse.
Sometimes she was almost uncOntroh able,
while At Others she Was quite oalm-sang.
and talked to imaginary callers. Among
the names frequently mentioned by her was
that of Mr.. Christ Bleugh, who lives at the
Red Bridge. short distance south Of this
city. He had been in her company on seTe-
rsI occasions. and in her dehrium she SEEM
ed to have his presenoe constantly before
her.
The Doctor, realizing that the young wO-
man was in a serious condition and needed
special treatment, advised that she be taken
to a hospital for the insane. Arrangements
were accordingly made for herr admission to
the State Asylum { Harrisburg. the neces-
sary papers being taken out before Squire
Miller. of the Seventh Ward, this city, On
application Of Samuel Weaver, a relative BY
She was brought to town this morning in
a sled, her brother-Joseph Shsffsr-and !
Messrs. Jacob Weaver. Samuel Weaver. Dr.. !
Luther, and Isaac Shaffer accompanying |
her. During the journey to the city she |
was carefully attended by Der BROTHER She
was tracsable and sang most ofthe way, but
required to be held. Upon ar
riving here the party visited the Office Of |
Dr. G. E. Conrad and consulted him as 10 |
her condition He concurred in what DR.. |
Luther advised and said that by proper |
treatment she viii likely recover her reason
-Jshast9,ra TriJ,fas.
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The srate to paw Jurors.

Senator McCarrsl, Of Dauphin county,
viii inlroduce bill in the Senate at the
present session providing tbs; the State shall
pay all Jurors fees. This Is intended as
another measure for the relief Of local tax
alton. and has been approved by all wko
have heard OF IL Speaker Thompson, Of
the House. when spoken 70 concerning the
proposed legislation, said he heartily ap-
proved OF it. Mr. Thompson regards It as IN
line With certain other legislation relating
to the reduction Of local taxes, which must
in time come. Th.s, be thinks. viii include
the paying by the State Of al expenses Incl
dental to the conducting Of the courts
throughout the State and the payment OF
certain expenses Of the public schools cut
side OF TIE annual appropriations made.
other legislators have been talking ;he mat
Ter over, and all concluded that as the State
Is rich, and has no ase for the money, large
sums constantly lying ids, there should be
every effort made in every direction to re
dase local taxation. The returns to the
locsl authorities Of portions Of the liquor
license and other taxes was the first move to
help in the reduction Of local taxes, aud
nov that the State IS out Of debt there is no
reason why the bounty (if it may 50 be call
ed Of the State should not be enlarged
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Pennsylvania Dutch.

There are those who ignoEsntly tell rs
with much show Ct learning thar Peansyl-
vania Dutch Is no language. bat Is mere
corruption Of normal German afier is srri-
val in America. that Pennsylvania Ger
msn knozs nothing about German liSsra-
ture or the High German tongue. and IA
tive Of Germany cannot understand The
Eastszn PennsyIvsaia dialect; that Il Is a
mere noLdeseript patois or vulgar lingo IN
worthy Of king learned and unworthy Of
being called q language. NOW. says the
Lebanon Report il IS not the language OF
German literature. to be sure. II is not the
language Of the German schools. K Is not
the language Of Luther or Of G1ethe or Of
Huegel. Il Is al best only a spoken Ian
grsge. Bot who that speaks the Eaglish
tongue spsaks like Addison, MaeaulAy or
Shakespeare Il is = Language, and il Is ths
German language Pennsylvania D..teh, it
must be admitted, IS o-day more Ike the
German Of Luther than the Eagiish Of to-day
is hike the English Of Chancer- Is m0iern
English then mere corruption Of normal
English after its arrival in this country
Pennsylvania Dutch Is the ordinary colo
quial speech Of the German people with the
corners rubbed of As the ro1nded pebble
At the bottom Of the brook. though the sharp
edges have worn smooth. IS still stone. Or
as tree stripped Ct its foliage BY the frosts
of autumn stiIl remains tree, 50 tie trunk
arf the hrarrhsr-oF H. German f.r.vr.e.-.
are found to day in our Pennsylvania Dutch.
Il IS a mixture Of the South German dialects
brought from the region Of the Upper Rhine,
including Switzerland. with considerable
Of English words, II IS true. bat
what Of thai Are there no foreign words in
other languages are there no English
words ia the Hign German Turn to the
dictionary, and gIAncins down
but one letter vou find
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-18

Tie only cases tired bef5re jary a, last
weeks SPECIAL term Of eoart. were those Of
Christian Smith IS The Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Co. and jeremiah LiS;on vs. The
same. Smith and Lision each sned for
81, 900 damages in consequence of injuries
received al the same time in an accident
near CniBa. In March, lss9. the defend
ants we're driving to Ursina and we're struck
ty d freight train y hile endsayoring 10 cross
the company track. The horse they were
driving vas instantly killed, their buggy
was wr,eKe3 and both defendants were
more or less seriously injured. The trial Of
the suits occUPied "Wednesday and hurs-
day. Friday morning the jlry bfought in
their veTdicis awarding smith 500 End LIS
ion $3.50 damages. There being 10 ether
business court sdJ9Grnel 10 meet Monday
morning.
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WRIT OF PARTITION.

To samuel " Blough Of Cambria county, Pa .
yesse Slough, OF Logan. keur county. Michigan.
Julian iuierI-arriet wiLh John keyser OF TX
hErI counly. indiana Christian iuterIuarriei
wila last berzeT. ootn Of whom are deceased
leaving the following named heirs. Jarnes
berkey, E1Esr1 Berkey. and Mar A. loder. o.
Goshen. ludiEna, sarah in1ermzrrled With Eulan
uel keIu. now deceased. leaving the toIl0Wing
enlidrcl Andrew keiu, of Kent county Mich
gan, kilnirz. i1lemarried with Anie Thomas
Of Kent county. Michigan. ChnStianA inleruiar
ned with Stephen kezm, Of Cambria county
Pa. Peter kelm Of JohESt0Un. Cambria county
Pa John Il keiIn, Mary A keiu. Martha A.
ke-m auc yllia ke--1. 0f Kent county Michigan
fou dre HEREBY nCt-ued tlaf In PURSUANCE o.
VIII Of fIrti-ian issued on % the Orphans
tours ol soI1erzer county. Pa. ard - me direct
Ell, ! VII a1.d an Inquest On Ihe premises. on
TIE real estate OF Andrew Blouga dec D.. siIlEre
N QIeIizhoulng township. somerset county
Pa. on lNouday- The ZsCn Gay OF February. is.Sl
Euen and where y0G can attend Il you Lhiuk
proper.
-herirs once, ISAIAH GOOD
laulary II, lS33 saeriL
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Cheap rrIp to California.

The Baltimore and Ohio RziIrOad Com
pany announces a special trip to San Fran.
cisco and other Pacific Coast points. via 81
Louis, on February I4th next This trip
has been especially arranged for the accom-
nodA,ion Of persons desiring 70 ,eitIe in the
West. and should be largely pairOnized by
ihem- All comforts necessary for trans
Continental trip Apply to B. F. Bond, Di-
vision Passenger Agent, or Daniel Bride,
Passenger Agent, B. & o. Central Building
Baltimore, Nd, for fun information as to
rates 10 al points West, and time Of train
from various stations on the B. & o. lines
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J. z. Baker, Of Brooklyn, y. Y, register
ei al one ofthe hotels in JohnstoNn, Sunday,
day, expressed a desire 10 at once proceed 70
Hcoyersville. A sleigh was procured and
be was driven as FAR as D4vidsvilIe. There
he decided to return 70 Jobnsto~n. as te
did not relish his experiences with the
snox drifts What the mans business was
is no; known, but be ssid i was urgent
lie returned cast the SINE evening
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Words That Teachers Couldn't
SDetl.

Eighty Eve teachers entered a spelling
contest st a teachers institute in Lockporf,
\ y 0aly i've spelled -RensSelaern cur
rsctiy. Acknowledgment vas mispeIled
BY 65, OF about = per cent Of the entire
number OF contestants. ''SaPerssis'' vas
n;sspelied by ss contestants; '.rssuscitAter
By 81; -exeeiIencer by SC; benefited By
IS; '-sasi8ess" By so; medal" and "main-
tsDaneen by IS each; "milliner" By 4s /;
'-prstentious" and .gassousr each by -
aud .-eoneede7 BY sa. That Is. each of these
words vas missed by over one half OF the
contestants.
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oe. YourCunr

Winchester. Colt, Marlin. Remington ana
Flobert Rifles. Auzzie Loading, Breech Load
ing. Rebounding Hammers. Haumesless
and Semi Hammeriess Shot Guns in great
variety at J. B. Hoiderhzun's Hardware
Store. Somerset Pa Ala, a complete line
Of loaded Shells. Cartridges, ReIoading Tools
and gun repairs, Hunting Coats and Cart
ridge Belts Come and see them,
J. b HoLDkRR2Ux.
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Druggist Harry Hefiey, Of J5hLs-owr,
had a thrilling experiences, and oue which
he would not Ike to repeat, last wednesday.
Hecame 70 Somerset for the purpose OF AZ
tending the sale a. the home Of his father.
Two and one-half miles north Of town. One
Of his fathers employees met him al the
railroad station with 2 sleigh. They had
rot proceeded on Their way more than
mile until Mr.. Hetiiey became thoroughly
chilled, the day being bitter cold and he
being thinly clad. Thinking to warm him
self be got out Of the sleigh and ran along
behind for some distance Finally the
driver, believing Hr. Heiiiey goald keep up
with the sleigh. drove ahead at lively gait
and did not stop until he reached home.
Mr. Hsfiiley trudged along through the
storm as best he could and many times
thought be would have to give up
and lie d0E in the snow to perish, in
view cf his fathers house He struggled
bravely forward. however, and az last reaea-
ed the house only 10 fail PROSTATE at the
door. He was carried TO a warm room
where be soon revived
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VRIr OF PARTITION.

10 Sa-ah Eag1r. iltermarriel with Martin Rl-
gGr. residing a Eh=usbGrg. Gambia couurr. Pa
Eilsu Rose residing az kiEon. Cambria county
Pa, Emeilue -Sese lu-erEarIied with william
shank. 0f Doniol. Cambria county Pa and
un4h Seesa. residing a. JohusJcan. Cambria
county. Pa
You are hereby not fed that In pursua1ce or q
y n " Pzfuticn issued Olt u me Orphans
lti4fL OF -ulli-rci county, - ana = direct
90. = ~ nuld an tug lest On the arremises. or
the real estate of PniuD r SeeSe. deceased. sif-
uaie Ia Paint township. somerset c1uu-y. "a on
Thursday, the I'd day CT February. iseEi, when
aud where sou can attend II yon think proper.
Sheriff O-fce. ISAIAH G5DD
Jemuary II, &c sheriff
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF JONAS Weaver, ltrc Of Paias township.
Sou1rnet euuHrv, Pa. deed
Letters OF Al 7uini.trarlou on the s15Te es-ate
having icou EF1uied 10 the Undersigned by ths
proper 4Etloriiy. notice = hereby gwen o al
pefsols in 'ebtei f0 sail estate % make immef!f-
are pay neut aEd tho>- hSTin G aims asa nSf the
settlement On or before saturday the zslh day II
January. ls-a, AZ the late residence o. drc'd
A D. NEANER
Fred " Biaseeker Administratdr
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A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

Somerset cDunty. Pa, deed
Letters OF Administration on tbs eS.afs having
been granted % the undersigned by the prlspeI
Authority. notice ishe7eby given 70 all person.
Indebted % aid estate - make immediate pay
nieut- and Iho>e having claims against the sa-lt
VII present tAem duly authenticated for settle
msut On or before saturday Fsb zlsh. lssgi. al
the Lgle residence Of cec't, IN said township.
HENRY T. sTAHf
Atunfnfsfrst1r
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Even The severe cold snap has not sue
cssded IN cooling the srdor Of Democratic
candidates for Federal oiiioe. The lower
the mercury creeps the louder the Tefe9s
crows OF the victory lis wing Of the party
achieved in The election Of Cleveland. Lea
der Fisher fuds il necessary to DO the Arab
act" every time be leaves town Tor day, in
order to escape the opportunities Of these
seeking his fsyor. We admouish Fisher, on
account Of his personal appearance, 10 be
more moderate with his sly winks, other
wise be may come 70 resemble the late Cen
eral Ben Butler. The Codroth element ap-
pear 70 have made up their minds to Join
McGinty. al excepting the editor of the
Dsas0vHf, who hopes by Misrepresentation
and a liberal display Of ignorance concern
ing the Greevy-Scul contested election case
10 win the Somerset postmas;a-ehip.
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and hundreds OF Others throughout the al
phabet- Il is not 80 much the infusion Of
new words therefor. nor the detrition Of
words through dialeetic use, as the uneOn-
sciOus attempt to transfer the spirit and
structure Of one language into another that
gives rise 10 the awkward prOyineislisns We
have been slndying from time to time.
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A DNINISTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate o. simou A Bistnsr late of Brothersva ley
Twp, Somersei Co. Pa deceased
Letters 0f administration on the atauve estate.
hSving been granted b the untersgned b. tie
proper au-l1r1ty, n9tlce Is hereby given q all
persons IN ie5tet % said estate % ma xe imrf L.
ata payment, and those having claims asalu-I
TIE same Wiu prszen. them dgly autheutirated
.or settlement on saturday. the lin dsy Of March
isi3. az the hate resi-ence ofdeceased
SOLOMON COLEMAN
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Easy 70 Manage.

The Cinderella Range is easy 70 manage,
many other ranges are not The eonstrue-
ton Of the Cinderella admits Of plenty Of
air under the crate, which prevents it from
burning oui, and every provision is made
for cleanliness. Examine il before you buy.
Sold BY James b. Holderbaum. Somerset,
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Che 2ootriot.
Foremost Democratic Morning NeSspa-
per in Pennsylvania.
CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON
on THE WY TO THE WsrTs ROUSE.

Daily. every xesk Gay morning Ia thsy ear.
Sayesr.
Weekly. TUESDAY evening Of every ve,k
in the year. 81 year
u leads IN ma ~ sws--rhs only paper
IN Centrsl Psna -yisas,ia hsviay iEs exelcsivs
wirs and o9srs,os cl1lscte,i wish the news
eentre- of ne Eerd Niti IL rs2if Ecilislss IL
rrsehes three huadnsi sad SKY -aFs towns with
alltae usEs fsQ a iarss t7s-ss. h5lr asead of
al s.hers-
HarTlsburs WI Be- su IN EaIiy i1por an Pcsat
the elnniug year. The session u the iegis.arure.
ne electina % a SUCCESSOR 70 Quay = Repablcan
ieSislagure eoaffonlsd by a Democratic admins
trafion. al tenita draw the publ: eye 20 The
capital The Ps'riat vii give most conple.e re-
porss u All lasss Increasing p-oeeesiiazs.
The past rear "a b.en ta- ms sIccesfei Ia
the his or % a Pc. = slas m = nsss year
% be sliE better
u Lea - IN Circulation Best adFer-
si-i1g meli,i ia Penn vls-zsz outst1s u PRS
1irsh aad Philadelphia
The Ouiy DeR0eraiie Daily Published at
TIE State Capital.
Low Rates 70 Suoscribers--To Place
q in hornss aud blsiness places wher~ Il dos
ast 80 add aid Il Spreading god Demoersue
IeAs5ins tas Pl.riat I'll y SEAT b. nail to s-sy
neE subscr.b r ior four nol.hs On recsist & enc
doiaz-
The Weakly The weekly stiElon win Be
ssutc1 trial b. nail f5r fur nisaihs On reeeipS
q .weasy cents On trial 0niy. address
TRE PATRIOT COMPANY,
Harrsharx. Peaa'A
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Mndern Hnnsewnrk

May be done more easily. more convenient
Y and with less expense on the Cinderella
Range than With many others; all the old
objections 70 ranges removed. Il viii save
you time, moaey and hard work. Il IS
good baker and Is sold with that understand
ling. Sold BY james B. Holderbaum, Som
ersei. Pa.
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Measurements of Great Log Cut In
jefferson County.
Max kLEIS,
- Federal Street
Allegheny, Pa


Falls creek Pa Herald
A short time ago A. c. Qiigiey of this
place. q log scaler Tor Hon A.C Hopkins,
sealed one Of the largest trees that was ever
cut in this vicinity. L was a straight pine
tree Of extraordinary good qlality aud seal
Ell :. .IG0 feet and made SIX sixteen foo; legs
The bottom log measured 81 inches in d
sneier and the entire tree woGlt have made
= good spar loo feet long for a vessel. The
log was worth about SIS in the woods snd
after il vas made into lumber would prcba
bly, bring about 50. We're &c located 81 the
tree eoaid have been taken and made into
ship timber il wou,d probably have hesn
worth 500. The leg IS the largest foaId in
this secii5n fora long time
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Prizes Each Week.

wiz Be awarded
Wouans
Every rof rs0f
10
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cry truly your
- d NhAAA1r lid
HAEErsUzs. January ls. 1895.
They Desire Legal Permission 10 Be
heao All Republicans at Once.

WAsHISGroS, D C Jan. 19.-Mr. Dear
mond Democrat, MissOuri) introdaced in
the house to-day bill 10 suspend, during
the first year Of each presidential term, al
civil service laws, insofar As they restrict or
interfere with the free exercise 5y the presi-
dent or heads Of The departments Of The
power to remove or appoint officers or en-
pioyes Of The government.
A preamble to the bill says that no ad-
ministration can fully and satisfactorily car
" rs policies into execution ifa large por-
ton Of the subordinate Offices are hostile TO
such policies
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2.l-4 Cents Per Pound.

The Johnsiown aOod wire is all sold. bat
We have rsceived frOa the factory a lot Of
barb Sife which viii be sold at two twenty
Eve per hundred pounds. Guaranteed to
stand stretching This is a good bargain,
Call and see il.
Jas b. HcLDERBAUx.
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EXI,CUTCR's NOTICE.

Eet4te O E. J. Hoover iate of Ursina Borough.
Letters Z tgs-zrleutary on tna ahly- estate nav
ing been granted 10 t1e undersiEaei ny the prop-
erauthO ny, ualice i hereby given % ali persons
indebied 10 said estate 70 maze iuEedi ate pay
meut and those having claims eCsiusr the sanae
viii rFeSent them for settlement daily autteurca-
ted. on % before saturday. February z5tn tses
zt the ocice Of the ExGeItor in Ur.ina B1rcug1-
VS. KCHLMsN.
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Republican Primary in Shade
Tn..L Z. : 10

The Republicans os Saa5s township are
requested 10 attend primary elect on to be
held At the house Of Jaclb Helm4n. in said
township. on Saturday, January ss, 1888.
for the purpose Of nominating a township
ticks. to be voted Al the February election.
LEvI KoOSTz.
Committeeman.
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las B. HcLDEsDAUx-
Husband items.

Prof Bficksr. Of near Elcksfo~n, will
organizes music class at this place next
Saturday evening
The socal institute hsld hers Last S4tur-
dsy was not As largely attended as Il would
have been had il not been FOR the impassa-
Gle roads Probably the most interesting
question taken up and the one productive
ofIhe nOst good was The relation OF citi-
zens 10 the schools Y