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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Que great bsneGt that the people OF this
country As whole derive FROM national
currency IL the difficulty which counterfeit
ers have ia Initiating the paper and engray-
Ing u1sd IN it, manufacture A counterfeit
bill Is vary seldom seen in New York city.
for example, and IL never willfully present
ed IN any large store lis not difficult for
tho nsweEt immigrant TO learn tho distinct-
i've msrks and touch Of our paper currency,
and tbs Chinese, who only learn the ap.
pcarancs Of the figures dsnodng the
amount OF the bill, are practically infal-
libls In their Judgment OF good money.
The United States secret service " we'll or.
GAINED 10 far a. the running down Of
couutarieiters IL co .cerned, aud the Ger
tAintJ OF dissection aud punishment IL sc
great that the regular professional Amen
can crook has given up the making Of
counterfeit bills as q bad job.-New York
Sun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
THE RAILROADS,
WHAT EFFECT cLAgK's ar
PoISTMENT WILL HAVE HERE.
The Alton Breaks Two More Records.
Eoth Freight ane Passenger Trarso
Improving Other Railroad News.

Al ssssaisssi pres. dispatch TO Tar
GzSo..r. pa,iished ye.serdsy EQrli--,
Eom ozsh4. and stating th4i ;. II. IL
clzrk t2a LEA appointed recsiveT Of
u. Csi.z PsgiEe. scez.iSoea 20 Htts
sarSsiss s=osg the r&ilrV.d fr.iersisy Of
tas 60, especially with TIE Fsrt WORT
AID DszYsr people TA= question wkes
srsss is whether y act il val af-ss tie
Fsr Ys-gA and Denver IL Teas, and
Il - IL what manner.
Pros.inezt rslrgzd ogieisi. IN IL. city
are u tie o2iaiSa ssat Clark's sp.Otilt-
meat viii have ~ eaeci "a that part Of
the system running istp For. ho-th-
Prefl4-nt MprEsu Jones VI Ae Drn-
yer .rit over LAX E0sd y-sierlAy igE
Oazzl-. aud 81 81 ~ .Jae from ei.at 20
te1 da.s. I4l ~llu lrrpl.e ~ hs si.t
% O.uaba J. g. bid OFT wh1t e1-.-
8afk's 4yp54a.4e-t wall really 4-tr
here
Jnu Mr. JJles H.,lrns .g VII te
EaFt mater ~ Ascertain whistler ~
Dol s. wil really have Az sAelL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
SEXUAL.


The Grand duchess Marie Fedotovna
Prise. ls q WuEtsniberg, wife Of the Grand
Du1. Paul, son snd successor OF Gather
inc tho Great Of Russia, 40 festival given
in hsr honor " Marie Antoluette at the
Little Thaacn, June ., 1885, wore on her
head liitls bird Of ptscions stones, 70 bril-.
liant q ~ {, paincd the eye TO look at H. Il
vas - 20 ~ to swing and beat il wings
over resF.
Upon another occasion the duke was en-
tsr'hi1el with great pomp AZ Chantilly by
tbs pcire9 Of Condo Al dinner given IL
81, ca.tio lhs table was covered with an al.
mos. insShAu.t.bie supply Of gold and sill
yer piats, After each course tho servants
without noisa OF confusion, threw Nil the
magnificent vessels cut Of the Window, but
nothing w. lo.. The precious vessels
Jugs and dlshse iell into the water OF tn,
nioat, from which they were tak0n out IL
large nots. --Jewelers' Weekly,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

.s-rs- shsr nsE. -i,h 40 u1ss i-ss
RAJ hsgi. j. Eil fis- - - ID. nf1-
-H-ifna betsse1 N1unfp@z a1c C1is-1sN
rsiss fts D-l1th and Wi1riPes froD
Dilusd northwest
since Chicago has declsnei 10 hlild =
Permanent Ha-lwsy museum, B.itilnors
vii build one. the nuclens u whica will
b. the exhibits u The Bai.il1osr snd
Oa55 Railroad eVlpauy ~ TIE 2Fsa .
far TIE zEaltLf Hsa of.ercl ~ t11e2as9
~ T. ls4c-d r. q snudeilIl u exclusively
rzln1Ad iut=ss-s-. I1- C9.111--. rnus-
-am having b=sl dssts-ai---i -, C21caE3
cpgid aot ia<e . and l. NiA now 50 60
Baltimore.
Tie so-.gEiaE paaseslrcT eEelts Of The
Queel ard Cras0elt have beea rclieTed
ff1ai duiy u1 ACCOUNT cf eae s-trc4cE-
lleuf poAy- II g. Shau - Carila I'll
T. r. Mc.sndle-s Of Dallas, ". {. NOD
q Louisville and II. Ingram Of Brlulag-
BAN.
Tue wsra.r Palace C.r coHyazy has
rsae9ily tlsrs1sc<d gas as fuel for cssk-
iag "a suaes e1rs IA place II u, ui@
Erezt secee-s.
A NJ Rckzr5s, for tAirsy yezn Ch!-
- BlSsssiaEsgz, il now c.sE-= " lie
CSss lzak sf Bloomington
A slssdng II the iJii.riag Ss1thwest-
era Irsiac @2soll4tiJ1 viii be he'd IN
Me- osie2as, October -
A Few iePot IL De.ng built in ST. Louis
Tor ne J94ut occupancy - the express
co221nies rHtersng thzi city. j. vii be
bgiit " granite, Strrl aud pres5cd bfick.
a1d will b. The laf.esi depgJ Of ia kind
~ the world Zach cU.up1uy wall orc4ly
qnarierA lDJIsU feet. three stories high.
AAe r24rlia-s interested are the AdAlls,
Nsils-t ar.J, American NasionAl. [ lifted
S-ais-, Southern AID Pacific.
Ile Stale legislative Be1ri OF Rail-
rpAl L-lp.Jyes las grown o. such prOp9s-
ti2ns ehat l. nov represents gwe4 y
tAp1aaud i1ea.
The los. % the Louisville. Sew Or
lf-aus and Texas read by uhe burning VI
- taops ~ Nieksours i fSY ug1L. e.o
u estimated AZ ALo1,vO0.
Tho Southern Passenger association has
rea1rfed = decision that all tickets herr
ale. ls.ged b. tie rJads Ia the AAsDcia.
ugu must be time nmits-d.
The suuual meeting VI The s.ockiolder.
u the Sggtharn Pseihc will bs held Oh
Oet1bvi ~. A ho. contest has arisen
auong them since rt-reiters were ap-
polluted for the road. Tie opposing fac.
ton b issuing circulars 10 s.o- AlOl,lefs
WAose proxies they desire.
Tue heldaua1er. Of the general ire. III,
depIltAeut Of she Duluih, SJGth shore
a.id Atlantic have been removed from
Marquette, Mich, % Superior, Wis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

,-.,sg -f,r r.r.r ehnss u ihs eSncer
- - - ne rsne.s- hss ec.-iauAd -
- - 5es5 Al Tuero-e- has e1-tLnueo 20
-oz hestsr. He i uoT n far way
. rsouvs-.
W5z-hs- bis re-uru n health .vM be
enu1l-.r : dit5cult TO state because
q - ztran rei Aec- Tie dec.ors DO upi'
u euerze. -Eresl .hat Be- viii tSeoin-
s-u1d aai hezriy E-al again t'r, l.lceE
-. a-I--rls-s-s- -eat wood te liz
passbl- TIE fac. j. evident, However,
ia -1s c-nlez 3 rapsi!y 1-zaIIe4rin-'
G1d IL. br Is groves hester each day
laie case Las t=rl @l1e1 clrl0lA r5le
inszu ~ sar1 that tie doctors can only
swae der=lo2 1eats, b-lng prepared No.
. - sursl-s=d. - matte SHAT may taI'-
pa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

When MIR. Howells was the editor OF .
certain magazine, he one day received =
story from Miss Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
which he did not ears TO publish, Whyi
Well, it wRs call The Oystsrman, and Il
dealt with all sorts Of queer people, who
did ineleRant things and were not given tc
good English. As Miss Phelps had been In
the habit OF having all her work accepted,
Mr Howells didn't at frat know Just what
to do, but he 1nally wrote;
you know. Miss Phslps, this is not a
pleasant story
Some months later Tbs oysterman"
made il appearance In another magazine,
but It's author bad prohtsd by such distlu
guished criticism, aud its title now wa,
mot Pleasant Story. New York Times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
phAKns 40 corpLNGs.

Henry I. Howland. warucr Van Nor
den add Riehafd Mqrgan were appointed
Pacific railway, compr siug fhe Gr1ua
GalirAl Messenger station AZ Filth s,fcet
and Harrison s;reo,. Dhlc9ro, aud ihe
connecting trackage used b. he North
ein Paeihe as . Chicago terminal.
The Dmr,h and Winnlper. wh'rl =
under Canadian Pacific control wll hc
ceuip,ctel 20 Winnipeg early a. 1894.
wis VIII give the Canadian Pacific q
i,nv Mr rAsi via Duluth Aad The
Sq''ah aavse OF Lake supasas, lUO mles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
BnEAKs TwO MORE RECORDS

Everything in the ,hlpe Of r.--seager
record has gyae b. tAe blorL der "
the Worlds isir, says the Chicago Her
alb The la.cs- r-.g-i-urlknr was train
NJ. Z Of the Alton. arriving Sunday
morning.. Il came iu.D ChgaEJ ezar,iy
oa time wi'A one en.ius and twenty Que
ilceFiug cas- aLu coaches, containing ~
passruE ger, No equal nutlUer VI pas
senger car srre st,=r made up lu % fesa-
lar train h1Ilei by Jls ca.ls hsisae.
and ~ record ezi4ss vi llsS pas. lscrs
having btg4 carried uu \ Hlu..r ,rzta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

a suit Of Importance % railway cir-
clcs has yuG beu lelisi ia ;he circuit
court, says Virginia, H.. special of
late date Mrs Aisy 1i.4eg b.JuEat
suit aE1lasl I've CA..IrQ. Burlington @aI
QuIuey road for $500 fsr --.lllg her
husband, - lJ was run over ~ witch
engine IN Beari.iOwu iu lSJl lle de-
fsudant first p.eadei 4 release setting
W iRa. Nancy held certificate " IL
relief department, winch provided tia.
upon biz -eldraI-l de- aud iaF pay
iuen. ~ his widow vi s2JJO lie uJllyIly
should DO released from all claims from
damages arising from it, usglI seugr.
tpuu 4 demurrer The case went " tAr
appellate court. where n was held tha
tlie plea was bad. The tfiai here WAS on
she merits, aud the plaintiff vss award.
Ell the tull amount surl for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
DALLAS SPIKES.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 14.-(Special.)-
Fowhntton Woodbridge, rate clerk for
the Aransas Pass railroad, and pleas.
ant gentleman Us well as thorough
railroad man. Is In the city.
Charles j. Pickering Of Tyler gcneral
freight agent OF the Cotton BeN, is Ia
tho city and will remain until Tuesday
or Wednesday
Z. y. Lewis and Ben Vowel VI the
Cotton Belt arr Ia the city.
Col Il. De Armand Of Mckinney. at
torncy for the Houston aud Texas Cen.
trail railroad, is in the city.
Judge X. s. Loyett, prominent corpo-
ration lawyer Of Houston, l. 10 the city,
Il. A. Robins OF the Houston unC
Texas Central railroad reports that Az
persons came in on the north and south
bound trains this morning TO attend thS
fair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

With the encouraging signs and grow
departments, come good udings from tie
freight men. General Western Agent
Ferris Of toe Queen and Crescent SAYS
there Is y decided Improvement. aud that
the volume ot merchandise business ia
much heavier than thirty daya agu. Were
tae shipments OF pig iron and lumber
frdm the South 30 she North M TO the
average there wouli be little ur noth-
ing 10 complain Of. The furnaces We're
hicr than usual shutting down this sea-
son, and there will be corresponding
decay IA opening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Old trays may be reiapanued By the fol
lowing procsfsi First, clean them thor
oughiy with soup and water and little
rotten stone, then dry b. ~iping and a1.
po4nre " the FIRE. Next, got soma good
copal varnish, nix II with some bronze
powder and apply with brush TO the de
an oven ~ a heat OF 9la to 800 degrees until
tho varnish IA dry. Two coats viii make
It equal TO new. --Technoiogist
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
FREIGHT rRAFrIo.

CHICAGO. Oct. 12.--Frdght traffic
cas' fion Chicago Is now showing Inn
pFoycment. Last weeks shipments Of
dead freight aggregated 05,062 tons,
egeipst q htte over ol,000 tons for the
corresponding week last year. Through
ghipinents Of folr gTlin and iiroti 1iia
footed M. 2T2l2 t0ns, against ~, 11s5,3
tons for the previous week, and aa.Oi2
toua for The corresponding week Last
VAR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
ElpDDYLs DEMANDS.

HaiiFoad euplyes 10 Ohip are seeking
supp3f. for $50 laws hey would Ike 20
the railroads pay heir euplOyes weekly
ilAf@4d 0i NEATLY, and Icy would Ike
~ reuuiry she -lfy.es meat u lie lull-
ana iss regulating the LIABILITY u rail-
road Ia case Of accidents " employees.
Il 10 the purpose u tie ra!iruaI en-
pi3yes - ry and have G Law paas-d re-
guruE railroads 70 place u1t les than
two brakemru On aA p5K.cls-r ,rails.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
rHE NEW norEL.

One u The pl,;1santest l1tle hoiels in
cry The Raudle hotel corner " Throek-
morton and Wea,herfOri streets.
The house has been taken by Mrs
Hetgcs-Seward and will be- opened TO
the pubic upon next Thursday, Oct. II
Mrs. Seward Is well known rs a lady
VI fine business calncity aud unusual
energy, combined with culture and re-
haemeui, which have won for her many
friends. and we predict for her a sure
sucse.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
WEArAERNoRp rAILuRE.

WEAnHERFoRD. Tex, oct. IA
Special -Cbarles Haynes confeeaoner.
ON west side of public square, lied trust
trustee. Liabllte2, sl5l27; assegs, aot
known ne prefeFrsl criitors 10 tAe
aAarai 81 SGS9p.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Gus de Smith-h It fact that you are
going TO marry Miss flyupihacreeki
Teddy Vandsrchuuip-H eau tell
whether we will get married or notf We
are only engaged a. yet .-Texks siftings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Austria has rrcesitly allowed women
TO Practice msiides ia Bas-i!a. In other
ptrts. Of lie empare tle prSie1slsp i
as'sel to theui.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

The Ceney BLAND club have decided to
off-s a purse for Jack DemPses AID bset
BarEu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
THE PRoPER THING.

anong smokers Is package o. Old
N,afifta cigarettes Photogrlnh ia
o4tl pIcka-A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.


Tsrn had r.siss trails. - az 8
Arauis Jr1erscn. iisns1zu LJaEr.-H
1uura0Bl Big szuIY. MinslIa Wils fslut
Terrell F9F1sy. Esa Dalai. Dsiss A-d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Arrive Chicago iIuisi Leave
S.45 q. Union Dtp9l Nc. l..
40. = Nnigl Depot. $40 n
200 " Gallon ufpof. ". :,
NO. 4 cnloa pFp0i.. 200 a N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

so ? m..4tA street No al.
~ -. ~ street.. 800 N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
LADIES' CLOCKS and SUITS

ever shown by any house South West Beautih
Styles! Lowest Prices best Workmanship
The useful Jacket leads in popularitywe have Il
right lengths and correct shapes
CAPkS also in for their share OF public fave
Vel grac full, stylish garments in Cloth Silk and Plus
We also snow stylish perfecftting Ladies' Suits III
signs exclusively own and at prices positively una
proachable.
We call special attention to the following tive s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Black Cheviot Refer jack
et=, with Black Coney 81
Fur Set, Tor 53.75.
Bedford Beaver Jackets,
with Opossum Set and CT
large Pearls Buttons, for ~
500.
Black Diagonal Cheviot
Refers, in latest styles, ,c5
at IS. 90.
Medium-weight Tan Ker-
sey Refers, silk faced, ,S79
$3.50, value $500. 49,
Tan kersey Refers, silk
faced, a very stylish ,gJD
garment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

.....Eo. a sian...... Gsz1 ia
.......Ng q. ....-.. $50 n
T:45 m........So. Si.-......
io.2J u....--..Ho- 43.,---..-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
HIGHWAYMEN ATTACK A CON
STABLE.
E. o. Rederick. of Confluence Beat
en- InsensIbIe and Robbed.


Z. o. Rederick. constable Of Confluence,
was attacked BY four masked men on The
road between Addison and Confidence about
three O'Clock Thursday afternoon. Reder-
lex and his ten yesr-6d son wese riding in a
two-horse wagon, and when they reached a
lonely spot on the road, with a heavy IN
dergrosth Of timber on either side, four
men suddenly appeared before them. All Of
the scoundrels wore white handkerehiefs
tied over their faces with holes cut before
their eyes. Two Of the men grabbed held
OF the horses, while tae Others commenced
to hurl stones at the occupants Of the wsg
ON. The elder Frederick was struck on the
head by a stone and knocked from the wag
on when the rascals pouneed upon him and
kicked him until he became unconscious.
During the struggle the horses started to rur
away and had only proceeded short dist
ance when they broke the pole Of the wag-
on and succeeded in releasing themselves
from the vehicle Young Rederiek was
thrown from the wagon and sustained a
sprained foot He managed 10 Oyertske one
of the horses, however, and returning to the
scene of the struggle in the road found his
father still Unconscious. The lad succeeded
in arousing him and assisted him 70 mount
the horse when the two rode TO Conhuencs.
Rederick was robbed of tweniy-four dollars.
He says that be believes the robbers thought
that they had murdered him and left him
il the road for dead. Two ugly gsshes in
the Constables head show where he was
struck by the stones thrown by the robbers,
while his body is mass of bruises from the
kicks be received. AT first his wounds were
thought to be fatal Later adviees from Con-
fuence cay that he will recover.
The highwsymen are said to be members
Of the famous Cooley gang Of robbers who
have 20 long terri fed the people Of Fayette
county, snd which was believed to have
been broken Up with the death Of Jack
Cooley, abou. year ago. A number Of
similar outrages have recently been com
miited along the border on the Fayette
county side and it is rot improbable that
Rederick's assailanis are members of the
same band.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
Borough Bonds for Sale.
pEGIsTER's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concern
ed a. egatees, creditors, or otherwise, that the
following accounts have passed Register, ana
that the same wall be presented for confirmation
and allow ance al an Orphans Court 10 be held
Al Somerset Pa, on Wednesday, sept- q, Is.i-
First and final aceOunt Of Chauueey Il. Berkey,
guardian Of jennie L. Eu0s.
Account Of Archibald Bird, Administrator and
Trustee Of sally Enos, deed.
Account OF John G. Mazer, administrator Of Le-
VI naZer. decd.
First end anal account OF Andrew Baer, Exec-
ulof OF samuel haef, dee O.
Fist and hual account of Elias Bittuer. admin
istrator OF Augustus Lepley, decd
first and final account Of Robert Augustine,
administrator o. Ab1aham Augustine decd
Account of -tephes McCliutsck aud J. r. Sc
I CnulocE. executors ofI0lz T. llCClutock. dec o..
first aud hlliil zccount Of Criss J. Chrisiner.
Administrator Oi fre1erlC<a Coleman, dee q.
First and final scc0unt Of W. 5. Kuhlman, ex-
ecuiOr OF T.. J. HOJT r, deed.
First account % A. J. Colb0rn, executor Of u T.
ram Beam. lee a.
First and dnal account q IT. ". shaTer and
n. r. simpson, executors Of Henry sha1er. dec'd
First account o. Charles Frank executor of
Inc account of Robert II RooaLz, exc sutor Of
First aud dnal account Of j. II. Hay and ". D.
Thomas. adminlslratOr- Of Adam Baker, decd
Account of william a. Hay guardian of Car
euce LiTeugoOI
FIrst and anal account o. Hiram Blough. ad-
nj uistsatUr and trustee OF Daniel e. Ery dec o..
flrSt account Of Daniel -hafer and Harvey
sharler, administrators Of Hiram Shafier. dec o.
kirst and unal account Of g.. b. shaver and
Emma Reitz administrators Of Christian keitz,
decd
First and fnal account Of Hiram ". Upheuse
administrator OF Charles Cramer. decd
FIrS- and 1uEl account of John r. scott. ad-
miuIsrraIor of sarth J. Hunter. dee O.
Fllsl and final account - r.. j. ko1ser, admin
istfGt1ro OF Joseph ChCrpennlng, decd
The second account OF r. U. L-yelgood. one OF
the executors of Jacob LIyengo1d. la:e OF ElE
Lick township, deed
Account Cf john N0ugLL. administrator OF Lv-
dia Nough-, deed
Fist and dnai account 0f p. T. snyder, admin
istrator Of Adam r. snyder. deed.
Registers Once. A. J. HILEMAN,
aug, %, 'g3. Register.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

EDToR HERALD The Oratorieal or
speechmaking feature Of the late Lutheran
rtunion, to which you refer in your last is
sue, must have been even more than usually
entertaining.
The orators provided for these gatherings
are apparently classed with the anusements
for the day. and produce the hilarious effect
expected Of them by their brilliant niaihe-
niaiical imagilqtioEs. These annual efforts
at computation for UNCONVENTIONAL glorifica-
ton are as amusing to the intelligent public,
who know from what quarter of protestent-
ism The moulding power Of the Gospel in
the highest degree eminates, as was the at
tempt of Martin Llth6r, early in the Refor-
nation ITSELF 10 control a movement which
began in Switzerland before he nailed his
parchment to the church in Wi,tsnburg-sa -sand
spreading into France, Scotland, England &,
Holland end America, became under the
general title Of the Reformed or Calvanistic
churches, the great exponent Of civil and re-
ligious liberty in the van Of historical prog
ress.
These pleasantries, Mr.. Editor, are inno-
cent and will always pass for the harmless
diversion for which they are intended.
FELIx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our lastreport
Daniel J. Meyers. OF Brothersvalley town
ship, and Lizzie L. Maust, Of Elkliek town
ship.
John G. Kocher, of lockwood. and Fena
Straub, Of StoyestOwn.
CLARK B. saylor. Of Black township, and
Lille II. Baer, Of Bro;heIsyailey township.
John H. Woy, OF Somerset township, ar d
Nora C. Cunningham, Of Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

Special officer Sheppard, Of the B. Il o.
detective force, arrived in Somerset. Tuesday
noon, with Daniel HeTrington in charge,
and handed him over to the custody OF
Sheriff Good Herring.oa IS young man
Of about thirty five years OF age and claims
Columbus, Ohio, as his home. Heis charg-
ed With impersOnating another and pTOcur-
ing money under false pre;ense. Oa the
i4lh Of December, last. be apiy a. a at ihe
b. & o. pay car, and representing hiaIs,l i as
John NeWlin, who vas in the employ Of the
B. & O. Company, drew the wages due New
i'm, amounting 10 S3045. The case was
placed in the bands Of officer Sheppard, who
traced his man 10 Leadviile, Colorado, from
thence 10 Buchanan. W. Va, and through
the western part of Pennsylvania, finally
coming up with him at lockwood, where
be arrested him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

Al the right. tile inteIest claim ami demand
Of t. /. Cook, of, IN aud 20 all the following de-
scri1e1 real estate, viz.
No. l-AM thaf certain tract Of land situate In
BrothersValey township, Somerset county, Pa,
adjoining lands uf Henry Rayman, John Aitfath-
er. :. PhilsCn aud solomon Brant, containing Tvs
hundred and siNty-four acres. more OF less. near
ly ali OF which is timber land, with the appur-
tenances
No. All that certain lot Of ground situate in
the borough % Berlin. -omerset county, Pa, al
joining Back street on the south iour perekes. eI
the east by an alley running north and suuth
eleven and four teutns perches. on the north by
an alley running parallel with Back street four
perChes. and on the west by tract OF land nos or
formerly owned by Eienors Weimer aad Porter
Neimer, containing f5rty-fve pereheS more OF
less, with the appGtteuauce-- see Deed kecoru
Vol. &, page - Ia and Tor somerset county. Pa
No. 3--Ail shat certain lot OF ground situate IN
the borough Of Berlin. county Of Somerset and
state of Pennsylvania, and known on the plan Of
said borough a. lut No. q, fronting feet on
Main street and extending in a uOftherly direc-
tiOn about 10 feet % Mulberry alley, bounded on
tue east BY lot Of s. Phllsuu & CO., and on the
west by los Of J. D. Stoner. having thers on erect
ed a two-story brick dwelling huuse, with q large
store room N it. NEST market. ware room, large
frame stable and other baiidIngs win The aP-
purlenaueeS.
Taken IN execution and % be sold A. the prop
efiy Of l.. Cook az the suit Of Jonas II. Coos,
use OF +. J. K0oser.