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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

The only travelling persons. male or Re,
receipt for subscriptions for The oaHe''e
In. oarwiie, II. H.. Denton.
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Kearby Foster, ]. 3. Price If
F. ID. McCresdy. L. T. Rochussen.
w. q. Foote, q. A. Neadl
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q. l.. Walker, q. Il. beWley'
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

Texas viii offset It's slim display at
Chicago By its large display at the state
fair.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
Death on tbs Rail.

The most disastrous wreck in the history
of the B & o. railro=d occurred 2t Williams
station, this county, at an early hour Mon
day morning. -Four men were killed out
right ard three others viii die The dead
are conductor John c. Sez fireman William
inland, conductor Charles Dunlap and en-
ginesr George Wallace The wreck was a
rear end collision and occurred on a heavy
grade. Il apPssrs that the first train, which
runs nightly between Meyersdale and Cum
eerland, was shifting freight. The colliding
train was s fast freight running between
PIttsburgh and New York. While coming
d. Fn the heagy grade at Bowman's the
through freight divided and the engine with
> cars became unmansgebse and rushed
down the mountain side with lightning
speed The engine party was Let aware
that tbe train had parted until II arrived a. E
point s5outtE miles from the scene Of the
wreck. A soon as the engineer saw that
he irain had parted he sounded the alarm.
lie reversed his engiHe and did all IN bis
power to bring his train to Z stop bus with
oct avail. D3xn the mountain side the
runaway train ruzhei until Williams station
vas reached, where was sighted the rear end
OF the Keystone coal train, which vas sniff
ing az fha. point
The engineer called to Fireman inland to
jump for his lie. while he remained 81 his
past. Neither Of them lett the engine until
within few feet Of the staining train In
an instant the monster engine pioughed lis
way into the cars and death and destIue-
sion followed Thirty Of the freight cas,
losefhe- with CHOOSE in which there we're
several men. were broken to spginteIs and
ca0ghI FIRE from the broken engines.
As soon as the wreck occurred wreck
trains were telegrsphed fa- from c1nber-
land
When TIE xreckers reached the scene OF
The disaster there vas no trace Of Engineer
Wallace and Conductor Ssz, of the runa-
way train. bat lstsr Sez was foaDd buried
under the heavy timbsrs Of the broken cars
Shortly afterward Fireman wm- inland
was found about 100 feet from the wreck.
bur was unable to speak He was placed on
streieher and conveyed 70 passsnesr
each, where he died in short time. Con-
dactor Dunlap was afterward taken o1L
Brakeman Connolly and shs-d ard Flagnan
Grimes we're afterEzrds sescned, but it i
thought that their Injuries are Of sach se-
risns nature that they cannot recover.
William Inland Is q brother Of the FIRE
nz1 Michael SilAad, who vas shot and
kidd 5y Florence Fuhrer who IS nov ssFv-
ing term IN the psnitsntizry for the crime
It S fszred that Engineer wsliace's body
has not jet been f0urd sad il S hared that
i has been cremated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

Samuel Houpt was in nsla1tly killed by the
explosion Of the boiler in Frank Grangsr's :
planning mill, al the foot Of Tarksyfsos
street, shortly before I9 O'Clock. Friday.
Aessrs Hcupt and Granger zere al work On
tie second foor Of the mill, the foFmer a.
a bench inHiediateiy over The boiler aud
The ia.ter al 4 scroll saw cn1y few feet
away The boiler was hurled from its
foundation through The door and roof and
ieil On the outside Of the buiseing. Honpf
Eas evideniiy struck BY piece Of dying
siElbsr O metal. His skull was crushed
and Presented a ghassly appearances. Gran
ger gol out Of the b0iidiag, how he dcsen' {
know. and was uniHiured-
The report Of the explosion was heard Ia
ali parts of the town aad men and women
rushed into the streets 10 inquire what had
happened. A eioud Of snake led the pso-
pie u the scene The NIL Was o1.ziirs u
several places, but the flames we're soon e5-
tingHished- Hoapt's body was found il a
corner on the second floor OF the 6aildsag.
L vas lying in pool Of bod and was Gov
cred With dsbls. The body vas carried to
the dead m2ns hofne only few rods away.
where his wife and four young daughters
were eageriy awaiting the return of the hus-
band ard fAther for dinner.
The mill was badly wrecked and the loss
viii reach st5eo-
Samuel Houpt, the unf5rtnnats man who
lost his life, was in his forty-seeond gear.
He zss the eldest living s0n Of Mr. William
Houps. Of this borough Ills mother died
oaly about ten days ago. The deceased
vas . member Of the knights OF the Golden
Eagis, and had an insurance policy in that
order for small amount. The funeral
t0ok place Sunday afternoon when the body
was 70 loved to the grave BY the local order
OF Knights of tie Golden Eagle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

The Democratic primary election Monday
evening was not dsyoid Of humorous feat
ures- The antagonists elements in that
party did not get into one aDother's hair
cutie As deep as on former occasions. bit
they took several tags AZ it just the same
C1ndidaiss for coancilmeu were nominated
seainst their oEn persoaai protest entered
beiorethe election 5oari as vel as against
the protest ofsspiring leaders Of Tie local
democracy. Following = ths ticket placed
in nomination:
Burgess, J4cob s Picking Town cOan-
Gil. J. 6. Osie. ,. D. sE4nk knd Valentine
Hay. school D reciars. H l. Baer and Ear
nrst o. Koose-; Tax Coilec;sr, James B.
Trsdxeli; Justice Of The Psaoe. solomon
UhI. Constable. Wa sdodd4rd High
Constable, Fred HoIbr0ok; Street. Com mis-
sioup-. Peer Fink: Judge Of Elscii0n. r
N. Linton Inspector. Frank Gil5ert.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
OF PARTITION.

los rlh Razor ia.=r--z--ie ullh Martin r -
or. r. -cilss tii-slIlsz. arb Ia c0llnlv Pa
EllE1 koze. rssi1lug ~ El-sE. aL.oria corf y
pa t1ieiine oeese lul1rliafIiesi aith villa N
shank q l-oulol. CaE1rl1 csunsy Pa ard
lris1 --ese. rtzls;ils 81 JohLsteen. CzmbuA
c011iy. PZ
fou a-e Hereog uot 1e.i tEat IL p-rslIauee o. =
Cont 1f -oiIsrr e e L--y Pa and 20 ne 1i-eet-
ed, Viz ncid au t1Tg-s- on t1e DreUi.e< q .
-rs real state u tli.iD L. -e-e. dressed. sft-
I.lre IN RsIul toEtsll-. sflz1er--r l1ru-v - n
Ih1rs,iay. tle ~ day q srbfuary Isss. uhea
<nd slere so1 cen attend = you Lalnk prupe-.
-1criI- uLcr ISAIAH lsts1l
Jaulary H. H sheuE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
wnen poerors Al Agree.

Il is 4 fact vel established, that February
and March are the most trying months to
aged OF enfseblsd persons. Paeumoaia, In
haenzl and kindred ehes; Affections are
liable to get ;n their deaily work There is
bat one thing 10 do, bald up and fortify
the system With pure stin7l4nt Medical
men all over the country agree that Klein ;
silver Age Al sl.50 per quart, and ~Du-
quesne" n SIS per quart, stand without 8
peer you want fine six-year-old Guck-
enheimer, Finch. Gibson, Overhoit, or Bear
Creek, you can have them at 81 90 per quart,
or six quarts for SEQ We are recognized
headquarters for the choicest brands Of
Wine. Liquor, Cordials, etc Goods express
ed anyEhere. Send for eompleis price list ;
nention this paper.
MAX kim,
s. Federal Street
Allegheny, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
sun in the Lead.

- a. Il Holnaz Co, D.s.iIsers. In
- 1ld = ho-esAis L'qaor D.zIers, Job
= e a. tie leaiing 6rzads Of Rye and
--''oa Ha'skies. DistEers Of Holmes
-aa -Holms Old E,onomyr Pure
a'sS'es and Greene CoGaty Apple
10y Gar inpora.ions Of 6as braa6ies
-'I.sa a2s- len Hnasaally large he
~ aaa Se are better prepared than
= '-'Eiisl Wholesale dealers. hotels and
- "a ssasp.sis outfits Of p1re choice
- 4 arst land Priozs- Drop us a post
-. = = ~ have saieznen saH up11 yoa
:. - 80 20 Prieei iist- Taz w. a. asExEs
-. - Pms AEsaas and Is8 Wafer Street.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

L VIII be remembered by persons who
we're in asteudanoe Al the Farmers Institute
I.st xeek. that Senator Criscadeld aud Hon
John C. Weller. Who were attending the IL
stisuts. could not remain for the closing
session but lef, for Harrisburg on Wednes-
day evsuIng in order TO aPPear before the
House Conn.itse on T iueaaon. 10 oppose
the bill extending the seh0ol term TO seven
months. Judging from the sentiment ex-
pressed by a vote Of The Institute, many Of
our readers viii be glad 70 know that the
efforts OF those zbo opposei the BIZ were
not IN vain and tha, the sili vas defeated in
COMMITTEES by vote Il two TO one
his, however, dos DOS end the matter
TIE sane bill Is befJze the ssaaie and Il
passed by that body i vii 20 before the
House as a senate bill Those who are op-
posed to iis passage hope that the knock ii
has already recsiVed before the House CON-
anitee vii help 10 secure is defs4. il the
senate
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
MARRIED.

MULLES-BAKER--on January 81.
1893. AZ the ofice Of Noah c4sebeer, J. P,
Somerset. Pa, Mr. William Mullen and Nrs-
Susan Baker. both Of Black township.
INSTRUMENTATION Thursday,
26th inss., 81 the Rsfsrmsd parsonage, son-
srss.. Pa, By Rev. Hiram King. Mr. Albert
h. Beck and Miss Cora G. Hoehstetler. both
Of Jefferson tovcsbip.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

Ata meeting Of the Somerset County Ag-
ricahural Society, held in the Law library
room Wednesday afternoon. SeEstor y B.
Crilchfeld vas reelected president r. J.
Hoffman, secretary and George c Lichty.
Treasurer, for the ensuing year. Valentine
Hay. P. K Moore, 4. J. Beaehy, A G.
Kimnel aud o P Shave, we're appointed
members Of The executive committee The
executive COMMITTEES. in conjunction with
the president, was instructed 10 select wee
president from each township and borough
in the county They we're also instructed
u formulate plans. TO be presented q. the
next znnuaI meeting. for hoiiing annual
county fairs. TIE report Of the treasurer
saoEs a balance Of SO % On hand Il costs
s. ue1fs % become 5 wenber Of the AgTi-
euirurai sociefy ard fs-msrs al over the
county are urged 70 uniie With L.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

A sewing class is the latest organization
under The aaspioes Of the Childrsns' Aid
Society Of this place. TIE class meets in
the Academy building every Saturday after
noon, when the isdies ofthe Society instrac,
the children who may attend in the art Of
needle work The attendance is gate large.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

L.B=-Ecrd kas been committed TO jail
At Greeusburg. On charge Of forgery. i
Is charged that lie forged the name Of II. n.
Dick, = West Newton banker, sad then
used the check 10 dupe an innocent mer-
chant uamed Taylor, St AurryzviIle- he
also forged the name Of Riley Walton,
Pittsburgh stock dealer, to check dravn
on the Barclay bank for So. Tnis check
wzs casbed By a Jeanette butche-- Ben
ford has q wife and child living al Browns
vile
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

The house committee on edueati0n has re-
por.ed aftirmatiyeiy The Far compulsory
education bill. l. differs from the bill We
toed By Governor Pat1isOn lest session only
in the substitution Of the words, school
10 which the English branches are taught,
for 'pnblie, parcchial Or private schools,
and requires every child between the age Of
eight and twelve yeas 70 attend such a
school 4, least sixteen weeks each year. Il
Is estimated that there are I0o.e9 children
between hose ages II tie state Who d. not
attend snF school
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

Hon L d. woodruff has disposed ofthe
J0ans1own Deuo Taf, Of which he has been
editor for the past twenty years The new
editor ara manager Is Nr Warren Worth
BAily, late Of Chicago The neE editor
promises 70 Eake a first class interior daily
0ut ofthe Desoouf and Ee hope that he
may succsed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
WRIT OF PARTITION.

To S4uusi " B,erga. % Gambia ecu1fy. Pa =.
J-sse 1lo-gh, % Lasau. Sea- co14tv Nj kixsn,
lulisla lu,-ria1frtea s-th loan ksyser. q IL
1aTE county. isfi.srs. Cnrisf.an inIesraarr.td
stth \ 40 Berry cotu OF waosi are deccasl O.
leaTiLe t1e rliuairg 1aDrl he-1s- -ants
berkegs rdE4rl Eerkey. sud Eary A. f0ccr. q
tso-fen. lraii-aa. S-a herman. q - IN k1al-
uel Aes-ls Zoe 1-le-seIl. .cs7l1z ne 1lliosiI.z
e1ilc4en suciea AsIm. d Aens eouurg. IlcL-
igan- Eillira- iales1usfE fE4sd with Acls ! D mas
cf AZ eEt ci1lfv. = A.criFal. Cnristia1s i-aerln4r-
ned Nltl rleF1eE htsm. q Gambia con1ty.
"a. frlsr Aril1. - JohrsroNu. CAMBRIA cCoElg
pa iohl kciEI. nay A. KEN. HarLha A
kelI1 ard Lyti.4 keita. of 4 ect county Michigan.
l1- are lrsery lltiae- t14l - yI,rs-A-lce u
Arf 81 tlrsiitc- lsssiel1 ou- q Ne llrf haEs-
Calrt - -ouer<et clurty - a1dt, ne direct
81. Eii4 hold sn illgle=t On he preuli.ss. n
~ r-ei ess.r. li A1aire4 Bio1zh tel-d-. .ilua-s
IA 4.-l-EaEcuicE tua1sGp. eoluers1t cu1z.fy.
Pa. q Hol11g. ne -oE1 Cay q Eeoru4-y. tsss.
seec 41c H1ere yoc ca Ar-s1d Z yoa f1ink
prIb<r
sAerirs Cfce ISAIAH GOOD
IA11ary Il. l&3. SheTl1.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

jeremiah Glotfeiiy. leading citizen Of
GTeenvilIe township. died Saturday, aesd
about seventy-fve years He is survived By
his vie and large family Of children. All
Of the children are married The funeral
took place n 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

The Board Of County Commissioners haze
net yet foily Gxsd upoa ihe amount Of nil
lage they vii levy for county purposss for
tue ens1isg year, but il is more t1aa probl-
be that It wiz remain The sane As lass
yeAr, s mills.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

The contract FOR furnishing 30 0oo cross-
ties for use on the Pittsburgh division Of
the Baltimore & Ohio. has been awarded 70
b. C. Houston, Of Conaelisvii.e- Il is the
yearly order. and the ties vii be delivered
and uost Ofthem pot under The steel 5ef5re
the end Of ;he year The contract calls for
oak Mr Houston, who has furnished ties
fo- number Of years pest, says that ne OBJ
tanned the greater portion Of the timber in
Somerset county, although il was Necessary
to % much farther back from the railroad
than formerly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

NOTICE " DIVORCE
IshErasi = Baerl IN the Courr Of Common Pleas
IS rof SoUers.t 20 Pa Va. Li4
Hannah Baer- sep T l92 M. 80. Dec. 7. -
tsabpon. and Aliss ssbpsrna n nlro-cs-
= H.rsnGa Bar, ~ D.1cssiaaf ctone a=ssei.
Tou are hereby nolifeI - be ard apP<ar a. ne
next Cs1rr q C1ln1lln Peas for S1uac1sef CJu1IF
10 be l.ld e 5oCecer On fae "a A1lli1zy In Feo-
rl14ry. lc-1 ilTth dzy- 20 answer 4 cuun'1inr o.
fshm1el y. B1er yo1r ails1a1d. the Viainslf above
nanet and shoz cslse. if ans yo1 hrvg. w5F
y,l1r sai1 Husband s1uzid u.lt s. divorced fms
the bl1nsis % uAtFi1ony entered RIO air1 yea
a,rss1tly % the 9r1yer a III rzliluu a1d l-dei
exhl1iIrd s<Ainst ven eef5rs sait c0rrt-
snrr.n Otice. ISAIAH GOOD
6ouerset. Fso'y / ls2 sberiE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

May Of cur towns people have been
wondering Why NJ. Wesley r. Davis has
been waking with a painful limp the past
fex weeks Mr.. Dsvis s Suffering from 4
gunshot xoand in his lef foot received in
The second battle Of Ban Run. The old
sore hreaSs cut every year or two, OCCASION
ing hin grsaf suffering and inconVeaienee-
II DAVIS has another CIR shot wound, BE-
low the knee il the sane leg, received n
the battle o. Gaines Nil
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
RepubIlcan PrImarv ElectIon.

More interest was displayed in some quar-
ters over the Republican primary election
in this borough Saturday, than was ever be-
fore manifested IN a similar contest A
presidential election drops into insignif-
canoe when compared with a contest for
c0uncilmen and school directors AZ a Dor
0Ggh primary. All other officers were lost
sight Of The battle wagsd from sunrise
TIL dark and after the smoke Of battle had
cleared away the following Was fund 20 be
the result:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

Joseph Meyers, aged Ab3at sixty-ase
years. died Monday night Al his home in
Hooverssilis, the cause beiag consumption.
Deceased Is survived oy his wife, one daush
ter and Eve sons. all Of whom reside 81 or
near HooversviHe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
A DNIyIsTRAroRs NOTICE.

Estate Of Peter 2 a4ler. al.e % 3 ack townshis.
sollclse- ellElE, "a. 1eel a.
Letters q Alilnini-lnz-ien on Ihis estate Easfrx
aern sr1Etaii O. ias Undersigned by lce prr1tr
zlI-luiity. aazlce T. lerety gwen ~ al pef-ons
indebted ~ sziti estate q maze IUEesilasc ray
melt zl1 r-l-e laTiIs Gains against The sans
ei-l lrez1s -ll-li Gay ailllt ntlca1e1 f1r setrle-
ncut o1 cr before -atlaiEy. Feb. 15Ih, pa a.
tlc Ale r-slcsucs Of t-tc'1 in ssi1 -oN 1>hlt.
EENAl n -Tahl
alr4sfir
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

The house, Tharsslay. passed on second
reading bill amending the marriage license
law. providing that q license 70 marry may
be issued IN the county wherein either Of the
parties reside The biIi was amended 50 e
10 iuelade she ocunty where the marriage
is to be performed. When this bin comes
Up in the senate Il vii Ekely be farther
amended b Increasing the fee for a license
10 one dollar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
A DMISIsTgATog's NOTICE.

Estate cf sim1n BiEfasr. la-e Of Brllher,Vs Icy
Tsp, S5al-r.-t 20 Pa. deceased
LeilerS u ain l-s-rzflGl ou ln- an,sge cslar
lzFtr-- been zrzu-zz- q lle zTfsrzi.n-.1 o. the
pr'sp-r au1lgritg- q 'tice = hsre0y gwen n al
perslt- iu ienlsl 81 sit estate % MAKE Ilamesil-
ale Pes ll=ut- ald tl.ise l1Ellls claim sEnln-s
TIE ,-llne wa p7esel- tle.1 "a a.. lleniIcaled
ior seizle-1eilz -a-ltdzg The llll day VI Iarch
lsil el III. i<te rl-Iielcs 81 l-c-il-et-
sULuASS COLEMAN.
Arf..ui,rr.rsr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

NJ John ". Gardner. the asel and re
sPeoted farmer Of Jenner toznshin. who
vas stricken with paralysis about tEo
months ago at the home Of his son in-law,
Mr.. Abram Beam, At Jenneriown, has e
Gently been taken TO his home near the
Giessles post Office. He has not SPOKEN a
word since overcome By the disease.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
A DNISIsTRAToRs NOTICE..

Estate Of Abram r. Euhima1- late Of Bakers
VIE Gzd-r-or lgp-. Soruersef coCEfy. Pa
L. rerS u .tdsrl1i-I-1lligu "a the 1-1ee e-rata
having b -cl granted l1 lle IldersiEue b the
pruper 4lt1sfri y. 1utlce 4 hereby gwen ~ al
persons - 'e1tei t.fstif est-re % maze i1ruecI
ale pay -u-1E and lfo-e laEin aims - usr Oh
sane alll present Iuem duly ne1fieared Tor
settlement, cr before saslr,iay the ilrl 1sJ Of
a4rca i1.is aI tle ikle ra-lfl-uez Of d-cd
5ANl - Z. FzIEuLTNE
At1ziui--rsts1r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

ksv- D. 3. craighezd. Of the somerset
Presbyterian ehurch. preached To the Pres
5yterian congregation Of Johusiosa. sun
dsr ulorninr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

The count Of the election officers was ca
gerry awaited oy crowds Of voters collected
in the different stores and Offices about town
The on se= IN the C5Grt House in which
the primary election was conducted was
filed with interested spectators, ali OF whom
followed the score Of the tally clerks and
when il wss known that the sheets OF the
tally clerks showed msjority Of only one
rote for candidate Werner, a recount was
asked for by friend ofNr Ogle's. This re-
quest called fsr;h prolonged discussion With
the rssuit thai the election officers decided
10 comply with the rsquest- The recount
showed thai both. Mr Werner and Mr.. 0gle
had rscsiyed each one vote more than The
original count had given them
FIfiy-dve votes sere cast for solomon UhI
Tor justice Of the Peace.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

Nj. Wills Bittner and Mss annie
Rsoads Of near Husband. Somerset town.
ship, vere married last Tuesday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

T EGAL NOTICE
In tue N trter * ne Es,s.s2 In the O-phans-
Of Phiie Derr. late 81 Court % s0r1slzet
jefferson iswuship. deed Coanty. Pa
70 a. rsesl laI3 c1arcra-
SOtiee i hereby given. nat rae refiti1u q
Joan Gsr1ner. A1nii1issr4t1r Of ssid decezs-1i
presented 20 the fDlgt On the -isE a.y %
D-cember A b -, setting EiTTh Inst BE- bad
nled anal Account N -aid esfa ( azt hsd paid
out AL ulsn=rs ia his barls 10 The parties legally
entitled toeret.s Alt praying the Court fhat he
Be tl>charg=d from tre drie- 81 III Eprci-tzle1t
aud thai be and his snriiieS he relezsei and that
order for hi~ haai discharze Eill b ssked tur
a. an Orphans Courr. - Be- hel'i 81 somerset or
thez7sh dag of Fe5rI.sry. A. .. Is11
b the Court
A J. HILEyAN.
fIerk
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NoTICEIN DIVORCE.

NOTICE IN DIVORCE
Mary A. wirick. In the c0Grt cfComner
Piezs e SoEners~f 20. Pa
Isrzel E.rsck- 10 - 5eft =. -. No. G.
Dee fzs-
tS1bpEn4 and Alizs Subpfua IN DiT0sce-i
y Isrusi Eiricf A. E,s5sia-issf a6oue z.rsl-lf-
YoC are her~by noli6et 10 Be and appear a. IL
next Cuarf Of Common Pieas for Somerser C0Gnfy
% b held AZ Somer~el on the an Noudsy Il Fso-
ls9S fZ-.1 dayI - ans-E c1rlDlairf of Mary A
Wi-ick. your wife. he plzint.f above named and
shoH czI1se- II any you hzFe. WV your sad Vie
should n1t ce divorced from The o0nd= of mzfrl
morF eE.ered into Wilh you azreeEhy 70 he
prsyer % her peEiro1 zld libeI szhibf-ed azkinst
yOu hef1re aid CctIrr.
Sheriff o.ire ISAIAH GOOD
SCDerzef. FEB ]. ls93 sharif.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08

Eorrce G. Walker. eldest son Of the late
Charles Walker, died At the home CT bis
mother a short distance south Of Somerset,
about > o'clock Monday aflerro0n, aged
f5riy-two years. Death resulted from con
gzstion Of the brain Mr Walker vas a
man Of more than ordinary intelligencs and
ability. ard bis untHely end wiz be regret
ted b. > large circle OF frisnds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-08
FRIDAK. FEB-Y "A, 1898,
A D1nNIsTRATORs' NOTICE.

Eisste OF ala Bislsef. are q QlemahOuing
fazlslfp. -oll- rs-t Gu4usr. Pa lee Il
Lefter~gt Ad1-ini .r-allIE on lEe u1oEe e<fare
1aFi1g l1een grell-,i O. the uaiersi gbef By me
p-cper autlcfltE, notice T. Eer-5y given 70 al
persons il1et-ct 20 sad estate % Ezks iE.Ufcl-
ate Fayll. 10. and hose having clniEs aEsiIlzg
the sane VII p. seat tas n GUY zuinenlicarsd q
Tor seEflelneut On saturday Mzrca n, is.e a. The
late residence Of deeealse1-
" J. BLANsET
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RURGESS

d. EktIEl>C
W. II. Welfey, IA
/. C. C0iborn. 95
TOWN COUNCIL
]. o. Ogle, II6
J. .. Swank, lis
Harry Z. Pile, I04
Thomas Jones, l36
John q. Sauner, I35
E. II. Werner, III
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
]. Z. Scott, I54
j.. C Lowry, I27
D. J. Horner, I4S
Geo II. Love, i25
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Oliver knepper; 10
Samuel P. snyder, &c
CONSTABLE
VIM Gilbert, l47
Jacob Eieck, 81
HIGH CONSTABLE
Simon Berkey, 255
TAX COLLECTOR
A. II. Huston, III
f. W. Rhoads, 81
JUDGE OF ELECTION
Geo. NJ. SAVIOR, 23S
INSPECTOR
Jere. Rhoads, 24I
AUDITOR
Milton +. Crayer, 233
STREET COMMISSI IONER
Martin Eieegle. 243