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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-05
ADDISON.
.ALLEGHENY
BENSON BohOUGH.
BERLIN BORoUGH.

cassler A E...-...R Retailer. oo
HolsOpple l. E-.-..-- ..-.---.-....---A %
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THERE is g score at least Of attorneys
hustling for appointment as United States
Attorney for the " estern District Of
Pennsylvania, TO succeed Walter LYON.
Esq. who viii shortly resign to take a
SCAT in the state Senate. Nearly every
county in the District except Somerset
hiss candidate, and vet Somerset could
put forth an exceptionally good and
cOmpetent one in the person Of Hon Will
IAN J. BAer. Mr.. Baer is not an Office
Sc sker, bat Mr. Clevelcnd has given
some evidences lhat be proposes that or
ice shall seek the man, and here would
be- capital occasion u put the idea into
practice. OF Mr. Baer's sound femocra-
cy yand eminent ability the most captious
eo1ld not raise a doubt, and the only
wonler to usis that bis party friends in
this district are 50 immersed in the strug-
gle for petty places that they have over
looked the iitiest man among them for a
Feieral position.
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For the Farmer.

s47l bushels of potatoes and $50 bushels
of corn have been grown 10 the acre by
Mapes complete potato and corn fertilizers.
These are facts and come from the editor of
the Farm Journal and editor of the RlTal.
Nesr Yorker, two of the most reliable sgri-
cultural papers in the United States. We
solicit trial order from every farmer and
truck grower in the county who is interest
ed in making farming pay by growing large
crops of potatoes. corn, wheat, oats and
buckwheat. Please sen1 postal card for
prices and pamphlets, address
G. W & 81. B. KENT,
Nurserymen, Harnedsville, Somerset Co. Pa
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TaE appointment Of Hon. John N.
Reynolds, of Bedford, as Assistant Sec
retary Of the Interior, is proclaimed a
distinctive Harrity victory and there j;
ggeai rejoicing in the camp Of his friends
while there is lively husiling Of Other
applicants for Office 10 get in under his
wing. The position which Mr.. Reynolds
will occupy Is one requiring marked le'
gal ability, but ne doubt not, that he vii
size up 10 the place after little expert
an-a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-05

So Ear the great State Of Pennsylvania
has got two unimportant Offices from Mr..
Cieveland's Administration. John NJ.
Reynolds, Esq, Of Bedford, has been sp-
pointed Assistant Secretary Of the Inte-
riOr and Herman Krotz, Of Easton, has
been made appointment clerk in the
Treasury.
Considering that the old Keystone fur
nished the chairman of the National
Democratic Committee and sent solid
Cleveland delegation to the Chicago con
vention this is bat small slice Of pie
particularly when contrasted with the
vast amount Of official patronage being
dumped into several Of the Southern
States. However, the necessityo OF keep
ing solid South" is apparent to the
most casual political observer.
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A HotelHo

BRADFoRD. Pa, April Fire was discover
ed in ihe Higgins Hotel, on Main street, at
O'Clock this morning The hotel was
occupied chiefly by railroad men, of whom
about seventy five were asleep when the FIRE
started. Many inmates jumped from the
windows into the creek and several people
were badly burned.
At lea I six persons were burned 10 death,
aad the list Of injured numbers between 20
and 80
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-05

ANENT the extra session Of Congress.
which it is said the President will con
vene in September next, the news cones
from the National Capital, that Speaker
Crisp viii be reelected in accordance
with an agreement be has made with
President Cleveland to organize the Com
mittees in accordance with the views Of
toe Administration on the silver ana tar
ifqaestions. Divided as the Democrats
are on these vital issues, particularly the
former, the Speaker viii find it no easy
nor pleasant task 20 50 make up his Com
mittees as 70 preserve peace and unity in
his political family. With the South and
West demanding free coinage Of silver.
and the cons aryative Middle and Eastern
States urging the repeal Of the so-caIled
Sherman Act" which requires The
monthly purchase Of four million Eve
hundred thousand ounces Of bullion sii-
Yer by the Treasury, there is goiEg to b.
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II Is asserted with apparent authority
that the President intends conveninc
Congress in extra session not late- than
October lst IfCong-ess will 20 to work
vigorously at that date, It is none too ear
~; but if it, as is usual, dawdles away
the first three or more months OF the
term, and then without due considera-
ton, rushes and drives business in the
last few weeks Of the session, the country
will not profit much by an extra two
months Of ina.tention to business The
'how-not-to-do-itr methods into which
Congress has fallen IS censurable in the
highest degree Thousands Of unconsid-
cred bills remain on its calendar at the
close Ofeyery session. and worthy cred
itors Of the Government wax old and fee
Ole AMI frequently die while awaiting
action on their claims.
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OSE Of the daily papers heads its
Washington advices. President and Cab
met Eagulfed by Office Seekers" An
other Washington heading reads, "The
Scramble for oiiice-A Noisy and Imps-
tient Crowd in the White House-The
Cabinet Room So Packed that the Presi-
dent Could Hardly Pgsh His Way
Through the Mob This affords an in
side glimpse Of democracy in power. It's
cry isspoils, not principles.
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TnE Democratic Congressman who bad
pooled their issues and formed them
selves into boards for the distribution Of
the Federal patronage in their respective
states, must have felt considerably non
piussed, mot to say weary, over the an
nouncement by President Cleveland that
be would smash all their states, as he pro
posed to apporiion the offices himself
This is another reminder that Mr.. Cleye-
land is Boss" and intends to make
things bend tc his own sweet viii.
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ArEw days since Mr.. Cleveland nomi-
mated Dean F. Curry. Esls Of Albion, y.
Y. for a consular appointment. BE has
since discovered that Curry belongs 70
the Hill-Murphy machine and has with
drawn The appointment, Ehereupon
there is @the Deal TO pay and another
ingredient added 10 the seething Demo
cratic cauldron.
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MEYERsDALE BoRoUGH.
MIDDLECREEK.

Brugh 4. IL .-RetAiler..------ls 20 "
MILFORD.
Woods & Schrock -. Retailer o0
NEW BALTIMORE BOROUGH
Hankluson c. NJ. < o.-Retailer.........-.--is %
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PREsDENr CLEvELASD's selection Of
candidates in the state Of Indiana is in
yolving him in both trouble and scandal
HIS selection Of Governor Gray as Minis
ter 10 Mexico has given oifsnse and d.
vided bis party friends. and nov come:
the appointment Of postmaster at .,eE
Washington, who has done the State ser.
vice as = convict for sheep stealing. il
must be very exasperating - the Presi-
Gent to be thus imposed upon by the rec.
concentrations ofhis party friends.
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Ate stones and Mans.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March Ga remark
able csss Of abnormal appetite among the in
sane came 10 light To-day. From the stom-
sch Of q patient who had just died at the
Michigan Asylum for the Insane were taken
- stones, s. nails, from one and one-half to
five and one half inches long; Is staples,
twoscreWs, two buttons, one piece Of glass
several pieoes OF barbed wire, besides dirt
and gravel, the whole weighing p ounces.
The patient lived long time after COM
mencing this diet. but long nail finally
perforated his stomach aud killed him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-05

Ma CLEyELASD is doing the Gar act
with an iron hand. He has lately acall.
ed down" both Secretary Carlisle and
Secretary Gresham for presuming 10
make petty appointments intheir nespec-
tive departments. without FIRST consulting
him. He apparently wants it under
stood that he is the sole fountain of pat
ronage, and that the smallest plum can
not be disposed of without his personal
sanction. This is to be first Of ali a dis
tinctive Cleveland Administration, and
secondly Denlocratieone. Cabinet Min
listers are reduced to the position uf mere
clerks without the slightest discretionary
power, and every political satellite, great
or small, must revolve around the one
great and omnipOtent luminary.
Az hail, Grover the Carl.
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De These ouestLons AppIy 10 You

Do These Questions Apply 10 You p?
They are sure TO interest hundreds of rea-
ders Of this paper. Nine out of every ten
people are troubled with these symptoms.
and really don't know what's the matter
with them. Here are the questions
Are yOu nervous
Have you a cough
Olt sore
Is your appetite poor
Do you hawk and spit
Do you take cold easily?
Is your nose stopped up2
Is it always full Of scsbs
Is your breath offensive
Is your hearing affected
Is your tongue frequently costed ,
Is your mouth full of slime upon risfng {.
IfyOu have. you hsve, or are getting, a
bad case Of Ca;a-rh. oae bottle of Mayors
Magnetic Catsrrh Cure is guaranteed to cure
any case Of Cstarrh, aud will hast for a three
months treatment Ask your druggist, who
viii give You an absolute guarantee Fer
sale Oy druggists. Remember one bottle to
cure. and guaranteed by our agents
For sale by G. W. BKSPOsD and J. NJ.
LoUTHER, Somerset, Pa, and DAyID GID
SERs lockwood, Pa.
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coNELrrTcE RoRoueH.
cASsELMAS BOROUGH

gresar Jacob co.Reiailer III %
Elk lick.
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AxE,1sS maxwell is certainly q daisy.
Neither ClaTkson nor Stevenson were
ever in il with him. Mzxwell has a rec
ord Of behsading more fourth-class post
masters in . shorter Uae tan any man
who has ever swung the axe dis aver
age 50 far exceeds one hundred and fiity
rar iar-
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AUGUSTUS SASS,

between The hours Of O'Clock A. ". and a
o'clock 2. ~, when and where you can attend
If you think proper.
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A pM1NIsrRAroR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of Daniel J. BiOugh, late of ConemAugh
township Somerset Colnty, Pa.
Letters Of administration, cum t,sfGucrt0 dnRcyo
in the above estate having been granted to the
undersigned, by the Register Of Wills. etc. in
and Tor somerset county, notice Is hereby given
20 all persons indebted 10 said estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment. and those having claims
against the same TO present them duly authenu-
Gated for settlement on Thursday the 18th day Of
May, 1873, AZ the late residence Of deceased.
HIRAM BLOUGH,
T. ". Biesecker, HERaAN A. WALKER.
Attorney. Administrations.
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Largest Man in the world.

NEW YORK, April 1-Eighteen Bolivian
Indians, the first 10 visit the United States,
arrived day on the steamship Newport,
from Colon, on their way to the Worlds
Fair. one Of them claims to be the largest
man in the world. His name is Jose Santos
Asmani, of la Paz, where he is known as
the Great Bolivian Giant He is 9 feet 10
inches high. % years old and weighs 4ls
pounds.
The Indians will call on President Cleve-
land before they go to Chicago.
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Spring. Spring Gentle spfing

So sings the old song What a vista oi
pleasure opens before US. and what a thrill
Of anticipation takes possession Of as when
We think that il is in our midst Afer win
ter breaks. then watch for innumersble dis
eases springing up through impure water,
etc, and guard against them by having in
the home the best siimulant. The PRICE
Regent Whisky is what you want II is TO
be had only OF McCullough's HslfCentury
House. 523 Liberty street, foot Of Fifth Av-
enue, Pitisburgh, Pa. Send registered letter
or postoisce order for the medical wonder.
A full stock OF all the best brands of wines.
whiskies and champagnes on hand.
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A DMINIsrRArRIx's NOTICE.

Estate OF cathsrine MeAfee. late OF Somerset bor-
ough, deed
Letters Of Administration on this estate having
been granted 70 the undersigned by the pruper
authority, notice ishereby given 70 all persons
indebted to said estate 70 make immediate pay
meuf and those having claims against the same
viii present them duly authenticated for settle
menf or or before Saturday. May 6th. 1855, at
the once Of J II. Uhl. ESQ.,, in Somerset borough
Al claims 70 be presented 70 Uhl 4 HolberL
MARIAN E c)1SSR,
Administrator
Uhi { NoIbert Attyls
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VRIT OF PARTITION.

To CyremOns Thompson and Helen Thomp-
son, Of Pittsburgh. Pa, James X. Thompson and
Peter Montgomery Thompson, of Niles Trcmble
county, Ohio, John W. Thompson JohnstOwn,
Pa. Vim. L. Thompson, Of MOrrellyille, Pa, and
10 the children OF Marion GrOf, deceased viz
Thsddeus Marion Croft. Fiavi0us Groff. Vivian
MAY GrOf. Maggie Edna GrOf, Laura Virginia
GrOh and Montgomery Croft, ali OF Plttsbnrgh.
Pa, and Lilly VI. Evans Of Dawson. Fay, tie
county. Pa.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of
Writ Of Partition issued out OF the Orphans
Court or Somerset county, Pennsylvania. and 70
me direct d. VIII hold an inquest on the preIni-
seS, on the real estate O JacOD Thompson and
Elizabeth Thompson, deceased, situate in StOyes-
town borough and QuemahOning tnW nsnip SOM
erset county, Pa, on THURSDAY. Nay fth. ls.G. al
10 O'Clock A. N, when and where yOu can attend
II you think proper.
Shenf-s Office ISAIAH GOOD
22d March Is3 sheriff
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SHERIFF's SALE.
SATURDAY,, .Ap1TI u, 1895
TERMS

NOTICE-An persons purchasing at the
above sale will piease take notice that 10 per
cent. OF the purchase money must be paid
when property Is knocked down. Otherwise
il viii again be exposed 10 sale at the risk Of
the first purchaser. The residue Of the pur-
chase money must be paid on or before the
day OF confirmation, viz: Thursday, Apri
20 l6fk. No deed will be- Acknowledged unit
the purchase money is paid in full
DAVID PRICE.
Sheriff
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somethlnr for nothing.

To gel something for nothing IS contrary
to the laws Of Bsiuse and mankind if you
want Range, that is good baker and a
perfect rooster, try the Cinderella i is sold
At fair price. and will give yoR good service.
It lightens labor and lesseus care. Sold BY
Iss 3 Holderbaum.
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scott & Ogle,
Au Us.
Il. HXECuToRs, NOTICE.

Estate OF DAME; Berkey. late OF Stoyestown
borough, deed.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hay
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the prop
er authority. notice j. hereby given % all persons
indebted 70 said estate to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
vii. present them duly authenticated Tor settle
ment, on or before Saturday, April sth. ls9S, al
late residence ofdececent IN Sioyestown borough,
JACOB kOONTZ.
Executor,
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Home -gFuVl Trees, Vines & Plants.

We offer you the following collections of
trees and vines, securely pac ked and shipped
to your nearest freight or express Office,
charges prepaid. for $3.50.
one Pewaukee winter apple.
a. Ben Davis
4" Longiield
e Mann
q Early Ripe summer"
A." Keiffer pear:
"a Lecont
Niagara grape.
&" Concord "
Twenty four Haviland strawberry plants.
Crawfords early peach.
Three Tyler raspberries, and one large
package of Hendersons bush Lima beans,
free as premium. Apple, pear and peach
trees are from ) to 6 feet and We warrant
the entire collection to be strictly firs;-class
and true 10 name. We can furnish apple
trees of all the best and hardy varieties, at
twenty dollars per hundred, fifty trees at
hundred rates. Season for transplenting is
from March 2Oth to May lst Order your
trees, vines. and plants early from Us, as we
can save you from twenty to forty per cent.
on the dollar. Soliciting your valued orders,
we are yours to serve.
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Mercantile Appraiser
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WRIT OF PARTITION.

To Lydia Weigle, intermarried with E. NJ
SchrOck, OF Seattle, Washington, Annie warn-
baugh, OF Altoona Pa. and Mary intermarried
with Richard HeiIzmAn. Of Davis City. Nebraska
You are hereby notified that in pursuance OF
Nnt Of Partition. issued out Of the Orphans
Court OF Somerset county, Pa, and 10 me direct
cd. viii hold an inquest on the premises. on the
real estate OF Jacob Weigle. decd. situate in
stonycreek OWnship- Somerset county, Pa. on
Tuesday, May ID. issgi. a. l clock 2. NJ. when
and where you can attend II you think proper
Sherf's OfiCe. ISAIAH GOOD.
Somerset, Pa Mch p 'g{ sheriff
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a Hhigb old time" among our Democrat
ic friends, when they undertake TO Or
ganize the next House, and legislate up
on this very important question.
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EXl.CUToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF John P strsub, late Of New Baltimore
Borough.
Letters testamentaTy on the above estate hay-.
ing been granted TO the undersigned by the prop
erauthO-ity. notice i hereby given to all persons
indebted 10 said estate 10 make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
will present them f0rsettlement duly authentica-
ted. on or before Saturday. May 18th, 1ss5.
al the late residence Of deceased.
CASPER STRAUB.
Executor.
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ExEcUroRs' NOTICE.

Estate Of Joseph Meyers, late OF QuemAhoning
township. deed.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hsv
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the prop
er authority, notice is hereby given oall persons
indebted 10 taid estate 10 make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
viii present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on Thursday, April 18th, 1873, at residence
Of decd.
II. ]. MEYERS.
Executor.
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MERCANTILE APPRAISEMEKT
DEALERS IN MERCHANDISE
SOMERSET COUNTY, PA.

TAKE .NOTICE.-That in pursuance OF
the several Acts of Assembly OF the Common
wealth 70 provide revenue 10 meet the demand
upon-the Treasury. and for other purposes, the
undersigned appraiser CT Mercantile Taxes fOr
aid county, has prepared a list OF the trades OF
said county, and has placed each il that class
which to him sppears right and proper:
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A UDIroRs' NOTICE.

Atan Orphans Court held AZ Somerset. Pa, on
the Iith day of March. 1898. the undersigned Au-
ditOr was duly appointed to make distribution
OF the fund in the hands of William II. Brubaker
and Michael Good. administrators and trustees OF
David Brubaker, deed 20 and among those le-
galiy entitled thereto. also 10 ascertain the wid
ow's dover in said estate. hereby gives notice
that he will attend 10 the duties OF the above ap
pOintment ON Friday, April ,, 1Sga. at his Oidce
IN Somerset pa. when and where all persons in
teresied can attend If they think proper.
JOHN K SCOTT,
Auditor.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Mary A. wirick,l In the Court OF Common
vs. Pleas OF Somerset Co, Pa. No.
Israei wiricF. 81. Dec. Term, isg2
fAlias sub, in DivOrce.l
T. Esr1c' Wiriat
You are hereby notified that I. the undersign-
ed, have heen appointed Commissioner in the
above entitled case, 10 take the testimony and
report the facts with an opinion, and that / will
be in my Office IN Baers Block. on Mai stree.
eomeFsef, Pa on Thursday, April 18th. iS2 Al
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day 10 take th- testimo.
ny that may be produced, a. which time you can
attend and examine If you think proper.
II. l. BAER,
Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Ishmael J. BaeT. I'm the, Court Of Common
Pleas OF Somerset County. Pa
Hannah Baer. No. 50. Dec. Term, Iss2
Alias sub. IN Diyoree.l
To Hannah Baer;
Youare hereby notified that I. the under
signed. have been appointed Commissioner in
the above entitled case. n take the testimony
and report the facts with an opinion. and that I
viii he in my Office, in the Borough of Somerset.
Pa. on Friday, MAY 5th. 1886. AT O'Clock. 7. II
OF said DAY, 20 take the testimony that may be
produced. AZ which time you can attend and ex-
anime II you think proper.
J. C. LOWRY,
Commissioner.
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TERMS.

NOTICE-All persons purchasing at the above
sale will please take notice that 10 per cent oi
the purchase money must be paid when property
is Knocked down. Otherwise Il VIII again De
exposed to sale the risk OF the first purchaser
The residue OF the purchase money must De palu
on or before the day of confirmation. viz: Thurs
day, May >. iSe3. No deed viii Be acknowledg-
ed until the purchase money ts paid in f1ll
ISAIAH GOOD,
Shenff.
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CHERIFF's SALE.
60 Acres, 60

more o- less, about 10 acres OF which IS clear.
having thereon erected a one story plank honse
and log barn, With good orchard oi fruit Dear
ing trees on the premises, with the apPaitenAn-
ceS
No > A certain tract OF parcel of land situate a.
aforesaid adjoining lands Mary Moore. kelseeca
Geisel tract No. , ana Others. containing nIteeh
as acres more or les having thereon erecte1 a
oue-siory dwelling house, with the appurtenan'
ces
Taken in execution and to be sold a. the prop
erty Of Henry +. Schaiier and Isabel Schafier. al
the suit Of Joseph Watcher, use OF J. X Bow
man. ct al
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ExECUToRs' NOTICE

Estate OF Geo W. Pile. late Of the borough OF
Somerset. Somerset county. Pa, dec d.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the prop
er authority notice is hereby given 10 all persons
indebted 10 said estate 10 make immediate paw
ment and those having claims against the same
10 present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday. the 18th day Of April ls95. at
the law O;fce Of John K. Scott IN Somerset bor-
Ough.
CHARLES Z. PILE,
GEORGE G. PILE,
Scott & Ogle. Executors.
Au'vg
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EXECUToRs' NOTICE.

Estate Of Edwin II. johnson, late Of SOme.set
borough. Somerset county. Pa. decd.
Letters testAmenttry ON the above estate hev-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the prop
authority. notice Is hereby gwen TO all persons
indebted 20 said estate 20 make immediate pay
menf and those having claims az sinst the same
viii present. them duly authenticated for settle
menf on Saturday. April p 1885 az the Office of
John K. Scott. in Somerset borough.
HARRIET Il. JOHNSON.
Executor.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.
.AUTI0N NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that all persons found
hunting, fishing or Otherwise tressDasing on the
property Of the undersigned, in Somerset town
ship, Somerset county, Pa, wiz be deit with ac-
cording 10 law.
GILLIAN KOONTZ, CYRUS SHAFFER
JONATHAN sTAHL. WM. SHAFFER
CHAUNCkY LINT, JOS. HENMINGER.