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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19


County Superintendent Berkey reports
that thirty -three examinations Of pupils in
tie coramon schools Of the eosnty have
been held Up to date Sinety-three pupils
were examined. The following having
reached the required grade were granted di-
plonas and are recognized as common
school graduates
Conemaugh-Norman BIough, John Co
logue, Daniel kaufman. John F. Weaver.
Lulu Milienberger. Kittie Rose, Minnie Milt-
enberger.
Elk Lick-Ida Z. Miller, Annie l. Miller
Jefersou-E F. shsulis, Milton L. Mill
er, wE Gardner.
Jenner-John Miller, Nellie sipe, Charles
A. Miller, Alton P. Donges. George H. Ham
mer. Eta J. Shaifer, Walter Gardner.
LineOln-Charles F. Darr, Harry H. Nil
ler
Middlecreek-Martha J. Moore. Elmer G.
Bowman, John W. Tedrow. John F. Long,
George B. saylOr.
Milford-Annie Pile, Harry Eicher, Al
bert A. schrock. L P. wilt. NJ. H. Meyers.
New Baltimore-Resnlt Of examination
no, determined
New Centervi.le-sadie Meyers, Elsie Wal
ter. Mamie Scott.
Northampton-Lloyd BroadEater, Alfred
Broadwater.
Quemahoaing-IdaM N. Clarke, Virgil H.
Miller. Luna Clarke.
Salisbury Chigh school course)-6eorge c.
Hay, Beria Baumgarduer, Olive Livengood,
Della Boyer. Anna Smith. Ella Ballet IsO-
lene Smith.
shade-Hsrry Lambert, Howard Wagner,
Albert Z. Cook. Emil Y. Cable, Laura Hor-
ner, Ira G. Lambert, Charles Brubaker, VIII
lis Powell.
Somerset township-HSrFy CuPp, Rste
Rhoads, Daniel W. Weller, Minnie Barn
hart. Ross J. Henminger Ephraim sechler.
stonycreek-John Fiamm. Maud Lam
bert. Homer r Keeper
Ssoyestowu-Et,a BrIbaker, Noah 5. Bar
nett, Marion Speicher, Jos f. Bender, Jos.
n. Thompson. Edith Downs.
The average age Of these graduates IS near
ly IS years, no diplomas having been grant
ed % pupils under l6 years Of age The order
OF the names under the several districts in
dicstes, somewhat. the relative standing Of
the gradGAtes- The general averages vary
from 50 TO o. The manusc-ipt work vas
generally OF a high order and reflected cred
It upon the teachers.
Il must not be inferred that the districts
not nam ed above did not ioilow the Course
Of study, or did not have equally good
schools. Most these presented classes for
graduation sst year. An the schools have
been carefully graded, as is Indicated by the
term reports ofthe teachers. nearly all Of
which have already been received hy the Su-
perintendent
Somerset borough viii present class for
graduation at The close Of the school term
RockEood, Berlin, MeyersiAls and Ursina
have Junior examinations only and viii
graduate classes next year all these have
high school courses adopted to the existing
conditions Of the several districts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
Doesn', Want 70 come Home.


Sheriff Good received telegram from The
Ch;sf OF Police Of Cumberland. Nd, Thurs
day. notifying him that E l. Shoemaker,
who recently escaped from the borough lock
Up 2. Meyersdale, had been arrested in that
city. Sheriff Good went TO Cumberland the
following morning, but Shoemaker refused
10 come 70 Pennsylvania unless a requi-
sition for his removal be procGred through
the proper channels The Sheriff left at
once for Harrisburg in order TO secure reqai-
si;ion papers from Go7ernor Paltison, but
owing to the absence Of Secretary H.rrity,
he was compelled TO retnrn TO Somerset
without them While al Harrisburg he
learned thar Cumberland attorney had no
tiled the state Department that he wished
10 be heard in Shoemaker's behalf before
requisitioa papes were granted. Il is
probable that reqaisition papers will be IS
sued 10 Sheriff Good this week waen he viii
proceed to the Maryland capital, and after
having them endorsed By The Governor Of
that STATE, will revisit Cumberland and ar
range for the transfer Of the prisoner to this
place.
Shoemaker was arrested on information Of
samuel Nosholder. who alleges that the
prisoner Is guilty Of one Of the most serious
cE.mss known 10 the Law, and, also, Of
earring concealed weapons. The prs
ecaior's ffteen-yea--old daughter, Deliah
Belle MOsholder, Is the victim.
TIE prisoner Is reported to have a wife
ard family living in the neighborhood of
Meyersdale.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
Additional Petit Jurors for May
Term.

The following named gentlemen have been
drawn TO serve As Traverse jurors. in addition
to those previously published in the Quarter
Sessions Court, beginning Monday, May
22nd
BlAek-Asrtin Long. Oliver Long.
ConsmaGgh-Jeremiah Livingston
Jeaner-John ". Bell.
Meyersdsle Borough-J. P SayloF-
Shade-J0hn Reitz.
Somerset-Josiah Meszler
sOuthamptOn-Solomon Emrick, Henry
c. Pfeifer.
stonycsesk-Gsorse Il. Keller. Peter T
Miller.
sammit-Fred F. Walker.
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Belongs TO Former Resident of this
County.


County.
A recent issue of Homestead, the leading
agricultural paper OF Iowa. contains the fol-
lowing in regard to the mammoth OK. men
ton Of which was made in these columns
some time ago when Mr.. McNillen was pay
ing visit TO his relatives in this place:
We give our readers an illustration in this
issue of the great Iowa or, Jumbo owned
by VIM. McMillel, Of Atlantic, Czss county
Iowa We doub: if there is any record OF
an animal surprising this mammoth OF in
weight or measurement He was six years
old July p, lS92. is typical sbor,-horn. red
in color. SIX feet -four inches in height, with
a girth measurement OF eleven feet one inch
and q depth from the top Of the shoulder TO
the bottom of the brisket OF four feet eleven
inches His width across the hips Is two
feet nine inches length rom head To rump.
twelve feet four inches; total length from
tip Of nose to tip of tail, seventeen feet
sight inches. and weighs 3,790 pounds.
This weight and these measurements were
taken last year on his return from a tour
a. state and county fairs, and il Is estimated
that be will weigh SD pounds more when
be comes out of his winter quarters. He
has been exhibited 8; the Iowa state and
county fairs and is pronounced BY the best
stock breeders Of the West one ofthe most
finely prop0Ttioned animals Of the bovine
race that they have ever seen. He Is in per
feet health in his winter quarters on the
farm Of s W MeMiilen, son Of the owner, in
C4ss county. Iowa, where be was raised Mr..
NcMillen intends exhibiting this mammoth
OF At the Worlds Fair and challenges CON-
petition in weight size and style with the
world.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
PULE 10 ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

To samuel " Biough, of Cambria county. Pa
lesse Bi01gh. of LoEAn. Kent counry, MieA., IN
E-u keySer. Of Eakhart county Ind. Jane Berk
~, Edward Berkey and May A Yoder, Of Gosh
en-. Ind. Caristiaca Rearl of Cambria county
Pa. Peter kein1. of Johnst0Wn. Cambria county,
Pa. Andrew kein- El-nirz Thomas. John n
Keim- Mary keim. Na-tha A. KEN and Lyd
Il keill, q Kent county. Nich-
lOI are hereby u0tiSed % oe ard appear Be
fore the Judges q our Orphans Court AZ an Or
phAns C0urt ~ Be heid IN S-ld Tor So1erset c0un-
y. fs-. on Monday. the I'd ca cf Nay. la az
10 O'Clock II The fJ7eud51. then and there - &C
cept OF refilse - take the real estate q Ancreu
BioEgh, decd. q. the aFprziSc1 valuation. OF
show cause WhF the sane shouid lot b soil
sherfs 0l1ce, ISAIAH GOOD.
Soueret. Pa, April IL She-.f.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
suaaen paa.h Of Mrs. lawson.

Ms Aary lawson. aged seventy six years,
dropped dead in the hallEay Of her home in
tie west Ward Friday morning. After con-
plstiug the morning meal Mrs. lawson
arose from the breakfast liable and started for
a rosas in the front pz-s Of tie house She
passed oui of the kitchen door into the hall.
when her daughter saw her staggering and
before the latter could resch her side she bad
Allen to TIE floor. she gzsped once or twice
and al was over Death resulted from heart
failure. The deceased was the mother Of
ten ehildren-6ve sons and FIVE daughter
nine Of whom are living. oae Of her sons
IS the proprietor Of the commercial Hotel in
th:s place She IS also survived BY her hus-
bsnd, who keeps a small store in the west
ward The decezsed's maiden name was
Roberts, and she was = sister Of John and
Noah Roberts. both weIi-known citizens of
this eourty.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
"A Somerset county Dutcs man. -

A Somerset County Dutcf man"
frank A Bar. the famous newspaper
correspondent. has the following. concerning
one Of Somsrs>t county's mos. distinguish
ed sons, smong his -Snap Shots" IN a re-
cent number Of the Philadelphia 7Jsaes:
George Baer struck the Continental square
in front. This lawyer from Reading, 50 thin
aud lssn OF limb, was always puzzle to me.
He nzs n keen eye and one Of those severe
faoes which reminds you OF Southerner
and had l met him without knowing his
home well I should have placed him below
Mason & Dixonis line. His head, however,
Is not Southern and big enough on the in
side for almost any land. He Is not, as the
Poet Pope. once said:
q. The 1ri sometimes bui ds men many
stories high without putting anything in the
cocklofl."
The conditions were reversed in Mr.. Baer's
case and the coekloft was filed to the brim,
while that llesh which the prize fighter owns
does not belong to him. ! wonder how
mnoh the present complications in The rail-
road deaiz trouble him. he does not look As
though be worried much and yet be IS tie
Legal adgissrof thess big men Of finance. I
think that IS what they esll themselves, who
are trying 70 do or undo the great corpora
:ion Of which he is such oa ornament"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Reuben Ferner Pos, No SIs. G. j. P,
Stosestown. has been honored by the select
ion Of Comr.de Wm. II. Miller, to be Assist
ant Inspector-At-Large OF District No. 81,
including all the Posts in Somerset county,
Comrsde Miller Is a Eide-sBske O. A z
worker and Is thoroughly eonrerss1t with
the workings OF the order His zppoini-
nsnt viii De gratifying news 10 bis many
friends throughout the comfy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Miss Lydia Baker, an estimable maiden
lady, died at the residence Of Miss Bette
HuSus, in this place, at 10 O'Clock Tuesday
morning, ISih inst. in her ffty-fourth year.
The deceased had been an inmate Of the Hu-
gus family for the past thirty years. during
the greater portion Of which she had been a
confirmed invalid.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Saturday night John 4. Kimmel, son of
ex-Judge Charles W. Kimmel, Of this place,
threw the lightweight Champion Of Phila-
deiphia in s srestling match lasting one
minuts and twenty seconds. The contest
took place before the Pittsburgh Athletic
Club.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

ElseEhere in this issue viii be found the
sanitary ordinance adopted BY the town
council At recent meeting Of that body.
We commend II to the attention Of the nesi-
dents Of the borough Hi Is q wise measure
andsthe borough authorities viii enforce it
10 the letter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Mrs. Ed. Kyle has been afflicted with
weak eyes for some time past and last week
her husband took her TO Philadelphia for
the purpose OF eonsulnn. q specialist Mrs.
Kyle has returned to Meyersdale. The con
dition OF her sight IS alarming but il is hop
ed that BY careful treatment she viii be ben
Gifted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

The Prohibition County Convention viii
NEE: At Berlin, Monday, April 28th, Al one
o'clock P. ~ State Chairman Patton wiz
be pFe.ent and will deliver an address in the
eFening- Friends Of the Temperance move
ment in this county are earnestly requested
70 attend.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Rev. Dr. J. P Moore and wife. missiona-
ries to Japan, who are well known in Read
Ing. have been appointed Principal and Vice
Principal Of the girls school. At Ssndis, ia
pan, and will relieve Misses Lizzie R. and
Emma Poorbaugh, Of Berlin. Pa, who win
return home during the summer-Rsadiig
Herald.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

The retail liquor dealers license granted TO
Mary BGekman. Of the Merchants Hotel,
Redwood, was transferred by the Court
Wednesday, to Mr.. p A. Johns, TIE new
proprietor OF that hOstelry. Mr.. Johns had
iaken possession Of the hotel few days be
fore the license was Transferred The Mer-
chants hss long been recognized As one Of
the best hotel stands in the county aud IN
der the new management * viii make re-
newed Efforts 70 deserve the patronage Of the
fraEeling public
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Mr. O. o. saylor, the genial and popular
clerk Of the Merchants Hotel, lockwood,
has accepted the clerkship Of the CONNER
eial Hotel, Meyersdale. He entered upon
bis new duties Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19


--.-rr or Oh City wagon ( sold by
J. 3. HoLBzEBAux-
-.rss--s sugar camp. near Meyers
- .l,ut tuo hundred pounds Of su-
sss.royea By FIRE one night last
-bo lave their household goods
81 rho hare changed their place
- .b81ld call on their Insurance
Lave lie change noted on the
.stbe HERAUD should not forget
s.-asr. the druggist, can ft their
w-Hsms of schellsburg. Bedford
s..fohis possession the sword Of
ss0. H Perry. the victor Of Lake
~,ssr5ri vas presented to bis anoes-
williams. q relative Of Perry. and
- a.sisi d0xn from generation to
,-5 the Youngest son Of the family.
-Hsne-y IN bewildering prOfusion al
Y. u. TEEDEELL K Cos
s de Koveu's new waltz, which
rrsved on 50 many pianos nova
.-evei 50 popular with young vo-
ssc1nd edition ofthe April ladies'
containing the music. has
- Necessary. the first edition Of the
.s9asis.iag Of 10000 copies.
--u slate pencils are being manu-
sbraa Illinois frm, and are report
s,3s good market. They are about
- and size Of an ordinary slate pen
-5snla- IN general appearance. The
-,ss bv the aluminium are erased by
,-rs The pencil IS Light and inde-
sb5a9s. who is now serving tine
ruioa.oFn FOR non-pzymeat Of
t,.sa interesting history. He served
-H-- during The whole Of the War Of
7,.Hoa. and was one Of the mea who
--.sz,,5-zaich over Ms. Suratt for
+,-s before she was executed he
--5s rap that hurled her into eterni-
--r. rgr a liberal patronage in the past.
-4,ss- April Ist. am prepared 70 de-
ship fertilizer for all spring crops,
-s9es and vegetables. Motto Best
- Ieast money. Call on or write
4. c. DAVIS,
Somerset, Pa.
-.s- Tbe5iore Mcdonald. pastor Ofthe
-. ear--e-ation at New Baltimore,
--.s,7r lhat is considerably more pro-
ts, tie ordinary. Last year she gave
q, twins and this year, one day last
- she surprised her owner By giving
.,--;1les. tz0 bulls and heifer- The
s7gash.1g and bid fair 70 mature
-9r IN value as rapidly as if they had
--ts- 1ieos.-Berlin Record
LIZ assortment Of Stamped Linens,
--- Of .5en in new styles.
n. N. TREDwELL & Co.
exchange tells story OF two young
--rso had & wager that they would pre-
-.-s a clergyman 10 drink until be be-
f78xicsts5. He agreed to drink with
- --5 70 their undisguised JOY announc-
.s-..ta would drink Ike beast I'm
tasir surprise when be fulfilled bis
z 5r taxing nothing but water and OF
.-y 9 moderate quantity. be said
a5i only drinks water, but be knows
sd % sop drinking
Wzain The nexi - days Eve or six power
sEh and handsome new passenger loco
==7e VII Be ad6ei 70 the equipment Of
8a lno-e & Ohio's Pittss1rgh Division.
viii come direct from the Baldwin
5-ers Works al Philadelphia and viii
-ss5 in hauling through trains. They
81 b d.pl-a-es Of the powerful machines
a o. tas Baltimore and Philadelphia Di-
sons a-s sil weigh about II40oo pounds
a.. sz1a-i7s Of the tender. They viii
a1, .sss than $4,000 each. With the
4-na1a o. its next schedule the Balu-
z & Ohio through trains will run
-zl Redwood and the new engines
. lad them.
Il ess5ra.ed stadebAker wagon for sale
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

seianel Folk. a prominent citizens Of Elk
Lick township, died Friday. afier a prolong-
ed illness. The deceased was about seventy
dve years Of age
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
important to sugar Producers,

important to Sugar Producers.
The following correspondence between the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue and the
Collectors office Of this district is of import
snce to the producers OF maple sugar in this
county who have taken out license in order
to secure the bounty provided by law.
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE,
WAsHfSsroS, ID. c., April L. '93.
GEORGE w. MILLER,
Collector Of Internal Revenue
httsb1rgh, Pa.
SR:-
The administration of the law in regard to
the bounty on maple sugar Is very expen-
sive in proportion 70 the amount OF bounty
paid out, and Il Is Necessary thar the expen-
ses should oe kept down 70 the lowest prac-
uicable lImit-
Wsshers should not be expected 70 visit
the premises OF sugar producers 10 weigh
sugar which IS ieft on hand II the close Of
the season.
Producers should be notified to present the
sugar upon which they intend 10 claim
bounty 10 the proper weIgher AZ some desig-
mated central place and the time within
which il must be presented should be limit
ed The services Of Eeigners must be dis
Please STATE about what time the season
viii end from present indications and weigh
eTs 10 your district can be dispensed with
RESPECTFULLY yours.
JOIN MASoS,
Commissioner.
Attached to the Commissioner letter was
note from the Collector. which resd as fol-
lows:
C0ILEcroRss OFFICE.
PTTTsBUEsH, Pa, April IS. %.
To r p SaYLOR.
Deputy Collector
Somerset, Pa
sIR:-
In accordance with instructions contained
in the within letter you viii please notify
! producers Ia your division that Immediately '
sfIer the close Of the season sukar upon
which they intend 70 claim bounty must be
presented 10 the proper weigher At a designa-
/ ted central place
Please state when season will end and Al
what time the services OF weigher in your
! division can be dispensed with.
| Very respectfully,
GEoReE v. NnLER,
Collector.
The above railing by the Commissioner
viii cause great incOnyeniencs 10 the heens-
ed sugar producers and will practically neu
[ traiize The benefit intended by acf Of C)n-
gTess granting bouaty, inssmuch as il viii
put the producers in remote sections Of the
county to greater expsnse in having their
sugar weighed than the boaaty derived lin
many instances viii amount to.
Deputy Collector saylor has decided that
it viii be practically impossible for some Of
the licensed pr5daeers in his division to
comply, al this late day. with the Comm.s-
sioner's ruling, and has decided 10 visit each
producer as heretofore. and weigh the sugar
al the place Of making. Mr.. Saylo- is very
anxious TO c0mplets his labors by Nay Isi,
and viii visit producers in his division as
soon as possible.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

George Fsruer, sr., a native ofthis county,
died al Washington, III, Monday, April 81,
sged 7s years The deceased had been res
ident Of Washington for the past forsy-two
years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Senator Critoha-ld hzs been indorsed By
the rnenbsrs Of the Senate Tor appointment
70 jEdgeship in TIE Bareaa Of Awards Of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Mis- May Morgan, daughter Of the late
Hon. William s. Morgan, OF QuemahonIn Ing
township. who. with her sister. Miss MarEa-
rel, recently entered Pittsburgh college, is
suffering from an attack Of typhoid fever at
the Allegheny Hospital, Her friends VIII
be glad 10 learn that she IS nov out Of dan
ger. although her condition several days
sinee Hns Qnite alarming
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Rev. John II. ZinB, Formerly Of Glade,
this county, bat now Of Tippscanos City,
Ohio, has accepted a. invitstion OF the part
Of the Lutheran congregation 81 St. Glars
vile, Bedford county. to the re-opsning of
their church, which has just been remodeled
at great expense, on Sunday, ApFil ,. This
was Rev Zinn's first charge and after serv-
ing the people Of s.. Clairsviiie for eieEen
years he removed TO Glad.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

There Is sb Jui IS much sense in digging a
few shovels full Of dirt from the cutters
about soEn and cariing II away IS there is
in throwing hard earned money into the Ere
Wig in goodness name. when the borough
authorities undertake 70 improve the c0ndi-
zion OF the streets Of the town, don't they
require permanent work 10 be done AfEer
the street commissioners force Of hands hsd
finished cleaning up the cutters on Main
Gross street few days ago. large pools Of
water collected Al intervals Of every few
rods. The strezts we're even more unsightiy
and offensive after work had been done on
them shsn before. There Is no law against
paving cutters with brick or stone, establish
ing grades and kindred Improvements that
would permanently benefit the streets Let
ths.msmbers Of council cogi;ase over this
suggestion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Local Democratic politicians are stIlI per-
turbed sbout the Neyersdale posi- Office ap-
pOintment. VIII the harvest be OaA or
Hays
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

DR.. Ed. Lowe, young practitioner from
Westnoreland county. viii locate in somer-
SET The DR.. has secured Al olice IN the
KnePper buildiDg on the public square.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Magus Reed, who lives a few miles from
Confluence, on the Fayette county SIDE,
and Is Eell-knoEn 70 The people OF that VI
cinisy on account Of his eceeni-icides, was
tsken 70 UniontOwn and lodged in Jail one
day last week, his mind having become IN
balanced By over study. Reed, besides be-
ing an educator, is an author Of some note.
His latest literary Efforts put before the pub
lie were two small volumes entitled . Pezrl
aad Prinros=r aud What ThiHk. Ye OF
Carist,T both Of which rsesiEed favorable
comment. Reed is about % years old, and
lost an arm sons ysars ago while working
about a ihrsshing machine
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

The next ssmi-aunusl meeting Of the
Christian Endeavor Society Of Pennsylva-
MA, viii be bed the second Tuesday in Oc-
tober In this place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
Ladies Wraps.

A beautiful assortment Of Ladies CAps,
Cape CoaEs. Plated back Coats. Refers and
Blazers in black and colers prices. 81 s0up.
Ms. A. E. UaL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Homes for three boys. aged is. 5 and 5
years. and = girl aged s. Apply to Chill
dren's Aid Soci ETY.. Somerset
Mas. NJ. o. KoosEz, Pres.
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A ssIGNEEs NOTICE.

wife, Elizabeth Court Of Common
10 Peas OF Somerse.
L c. Colb0rn- County. Pa
tFoiuntAry Assignmentl
Notice Is hereby given that Gideon Banuau
and bis wife. Elizabeth. on The l4th day Of Arrfl
ls.3. made voi1nsary assignment Of All their e.
tate. real and personal. % ne undersigned II
trust for the bcueit Of The cref.eorz o. seit Gid
eon BOwuau- Al persons knowing thensselve.
indebted 20 said Gideon Bowman will make IN
mediate payment 70 ne. and Gli persons having
claims VII present. them d1iy authenticated a
my ofice e Somerset "a without deiav
L G COLBoRN
Sco-t ( Osie. Att'yA Aszigree
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

In re-estase Of samuel Heinbaugh, decd
Having been duly appointed Auditor by the
Orphans Court OF SomerSet county. Pennsy Iva
MA IL the above estate. % make a distribution
Of the fund in the hands Of the Administrator 10
and among those legally entitled thereto pas
upon disputed claims and ascertain advance
uients 70 heirs hereby give notice that viii al
tend 70 the duties % said appointment a. my Of
Zee IN Somerset Pa, on Thursday. April % l-3a,
when and where al persons interested can AZ
tend GEO. K sCuLI.
Auditor.