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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

Every reader Of the HERALD knows what
these initials stand for Many OF them
have been 10 the great Red Letter Sale"
nov going On al Parker ( Parker's II has
been decided 20 continue this sale until al
ter the Farmers Ins-itate, next wetk, in o.
der that pe-scns from f.r away sections Of
the county, who viii be in town Al that time
can take advantage Of the wonderful bar
gains There is nothing mean about Park
- & Parker; they want everybody to stand
on the same Level when dealing with them,
and they vii 10; refuse you a bargain that
they ofei some one else. Tae Red Letter
Sale this year has met with uuprecedent d
SUCCESS, but false impression has gotten
abroad in regard to The depletion Of the
gres. stock. Parker & Parker never exhaust
their shelves Of any one particular line
That woald never do; new goods are srriy-
ing daily and al arg sold a; re,i letter prices-
Remember these bargains are only offered
Oace year. Af.er February Oh sll stock
remaining IN their establishment sili be in
voiced and PrePeratioas viii be made to
open the 6rst arrival OF Spring Goods. For
TIE next eleven months prices viii be as
low III not lower than elsewhere in The
county; BAT they viii rot Be - Z. L. So
prices. On account Of the Farmers Inzti-
tuie the Rad Letter sale" VII continue
untiI Fsb- 6.h.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

Er0m tne Eea-or1 6azctle-
Somerset has oursympsshy eur profoand
sympathy. We pour It into every eommn-
nifty that undertakes 10 establish water work..
We have experiencsd she grief. pea the
agony, that follows each section Of water
pipe pat under ground that hovers over
perforated reservoirs. and that ciinzs to tie
resulting debt liksiFv 10 the OAK. Beisord
has gone through one water works epoch o.
twenty years and is now Just about where
she started, resdy TO begin a; the beginning
and travel all through Il again. Somerset
has got only as far IS the period of debate in
council and discussion in newspapers; but
the heat already developed gives promise or
s destructive ccna.gTaticn before many
asesthz Pass away
N5r is this distarner Of the peace the only
rexa1;o1s affair OF state that distur5s the Sc
renify ef Somsrset's c0uncilmen. The in
efficiency Of their policeman has distressed
the eouncilnsnie mind for long time.
Some months sgo the officer vas discharged.
but after several interview Of the nature Of
diplomatic conferences, he was given a
chance to red>ein his rspctauon-s new
trial, as it were. AtThe end Of the proba-
tionaTy period he council met and solemn
IL ordered tie clerk 70 "wrife down 8 de-
hysrance such as D9g0erry in his mos. fan
tas;ic mood never dreamed Of. Here It IS:
In consideration ofthe improvement ofthe
Do ice service 5y William Gilbert during The
past mouth. the council hereby agrees 10 re-
tain sid Gilbert for one month ala salary
Of SIS, said Gilbert 70 20 on dcry al l. n.
and remain on duly ~ midnight; 70 take
care Of fire in the engine house and remain
With prisoners in lockaP all night.
VIII our aldt1aiHoas ueighbor forgiye our
seeming imperiinsDce in presenting pro-
test against this marvellous entry on The
borough records? We raise the point Of
consiiiutioaaii;y. What's The constitution
among friends asked Congressman Tin
Cambell, OF New York, On memorable oc-
easion. But such leyity should not be per
ni5fed 70 interfere with a ease as grave Is
the one under consideration. Article frat.
section ninth Of tie constitution Of Penn
sylvania declares that no one ''cau be 5e-
p-iFed ofhis Ife, liberty " property unless
by the judgment Of his peers OF the laR os
the land YET S5msrsei's eouncilmea IN /
deriake to do ind;rectiy What they fasy not
do by direc. means. When the burgess sen
teaces = lATbreaksT to The lookup for twenty
four hours, tha. sentence imposes precisely
the same punishment uPcn William Gil
bert. man guilty Of no oifsase whsiever.
And EOE eaa Ell slency - expected of ;he
unfortunate oficer whea be knows that the
arrest Of al offender Is aiso Al arrest OF him
sell?
Oar heart b.ssds for the peseeGted Jews
IL Russia We weep over the the stories Ct
crasities praciised BY slave traders IN Africa 1
shall We then BE annoyed b. the wrongs Of !
William Gilbert
Il Is ssidth the mos highly civilized
nations celsbrsie great holidays By hanging
eouncIimen. We belisTe X There IS moth /
ing improbable In the story.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
township Accounts.

A correspondent Of an exchanges svcrs
tie passage ofa law requiring Township
Treasures and Supervisors 70 make sworn
statements Of their accounts With the town
ships. aud post them in a conspicuous place
AZ each yoJine-Plzes fer the inspscfioa Of
voters on election day. and ias eiiior in MS
sdiiorisl comment says:
TIE accounting for the management Of
{ cal basiaess practically comes after the
Jurors have been e2i.ei upoa 10 render their
verdict. Instead Of bes5rs, as Il should EseIy
year Eost of the voters. whea they go 10 the
polls to select public cfioers, know can
pa-siiFely little OF the details o. tie man
agcmen; OF eif.rs by msn who are asking
for rs-eieetioa; aad when they % learn
Nha; has been done the year before, j; Is
then too isis to recall tie votes they have
ca; rinefieieat OF 6eliEqaeut officers This
is evidently no. - II Shooid De; and the
need sor such a change Of the law as viii
enabie the voters % learn, = reasonable time
before election, jus. what their Official ser
wants hsve been doing, mist be sPparsn. 10
any man Of sezse.
Bat this is not the only Amendment need
ed in the administrator Of local offairs- Al
presan, bills s-e universally allowed aud
paid by tie o,Eesss who contracted them be-
fore they are audited a. all. Then. long after
the persons rendering The service offarzish-
iusthe materials have received their psy
and spent il, the pu5lic Auditors meet 10
look over The vouchers and certify thar they
agree with the dis5ursing oifeers's account
L Is true that IN theory the Audztors have
power tOGisziIOw biil OF % scale Z down :
but practically tha; power Is hardly eTer
used, and the bills are almost inevitably
passed Is prsseat beca2se Il IS urged that il
Is hardly fair 10 make sa officer refund
money that be h2sn kept himself. although
be may have expended It iaPro=idsntly.
tn. result Of this state Of aifIirs IS that the
suditng OF the local sccouats + practically
farce and Affords 10 real protection to The
tax payer.
They manage thess things better in our
neighboring STATE; and oar legislators Vii
de well 10 study the laws Of New Yosk with
view TO improving our own in this
regard. In that Sale the pe-son presenting
bill IS require 70 verify Il. sa5 il is then
considered by the loch auditors b-fJre II is
paid This system affords the tar payers
reasonable protection against the allowance
and payment Of inordinste or fraudulent
claims, giving the suiiting officers power 70
contract the pablie purse strings before the
money is paid out The vision Of this
manner OF doing business, Instead oftrying
TO recover the moaey sf.eF Il has been paid
oui, mus; be apparent to every nau Of sense.
The Subsequent publication OF these local
bills With statement ef the amount Claim
ed and allowed adds further safeguard 70
system vel calculated % prevent The waste
fl or corrupt expenditure OF the public
flodz. That The establishment ofa similar
system Of manasiag county. township and
borongh sff4iTs would Be great inpross-
msnt on our laws relating to local fnaress
must be sslf-evident TO any citizen who viii
reject On The subject
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
chamnlons Of sundav Laws

The Szb5sia-ians OF Pennsylva1ia are to
hold a conference in Harrisburg on Februa-
" 223, TO consider what they seem 10 re-
gard IS dangers Threatening the observance
OfSuDdsy. After interviews on four sue
eessiye DAYS with the Congressional com
aittee which Is considering the proposed
repeal Of the Sunday closing provision in tie
World Fair appropriation, the members ol
the Philadelphia Ssb5ath Association ne;
on Monday ard fayorsblT acted on the
question OF holding a 5 ale Conferences,
whose Object vii be to devise means to 6ghi
sgainst opening the Worids Pair gates on
Sundays, and also 10 oppose the repeal ol
any ofthe proTisioas Of the Sunday art oi
l7ot- Circulars are 5eing sent oas to the
pastors and Christian eanTeaes- ssking
their prayer FOR the success Of the confer
ence andths movement in general
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

o. Wsiassz4y NJ Cessna presented
in tie Aouse Of representatives 4 j1int res
olaiion which provides Tor Al amendment
Of article eight Of the constitution provid.
ing Tor biennial ins:sai Of annual elections
for al state and county Ofisers and for
the amendment OF the f)arieenth section of
the srsieie providing f1r the election Of
election boafds bieEnizliy- The resolution
also proposes Al arnendment 10 the second
section of article fourteen 70 authorize coun-
ty officers 70 ssrEs fsur years instead Of
three He also proposes TO amend the con-
situation 50 thu. the term Of ofi-e Of jast-
icss Of the pssce and aldermen shall Be six
years insiesd Of i've and that the terms oi
ofsesrs ssected by the proposed change
shall Be extended to 1888
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
Lambsrtsvine items.

Ms Reese has retained from = visit ID
Coleman's
Aessrs. Lambert and Gohn, OF this place
have the contract FOR erecting a Lutheran
Church in Shade township.
sixty scholars are enrolled in he Lam
bensviile public school. Several Of this
number expect 70 join the graduating elsss
next spring.
NIL C. Lambert has returned from a
visii to bis daughter, Ms. soott, ofPitis-
burgh.
Rev. Sheets vii begin Protrec.ed meet
Ing in this place in Few days.
Miss Asnd Lambert 5 making arrange
ments 70 attend noSmsi school Al Ses Paris.
Bedford county. in tie spring.
ssTe,r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

A pres dispatch from Washington. Mon
day. says The report on she Scuii-6reevy
eoEteztsd election case wa flied today By
Chairman o'FerTal, Of the Election Commit
tee. 4 Is uasnin0us. no minority report
being submitted TIE report Is very lengthy.
reTie=ing eli The testimony, which covered
hundreds and HUNDREDS Of pages The point
Of toznships voting in b0roCghs Is pot used.
although the msjority Of the committee
held that such was peTtsc.ly legal Messrs-
Gillespie. johnson, Of Iadizna, and Cobb.
Ct Alabanls. held, hozeTer. that technical
T. Under the laws Of Pennsylvsnia. this
sort Of voting was not legal.
The prspoHderesce Of evidence wzs 30
Overwhelmingly IN favor Of Mr. Scnli, that
even If the township vote css; in borougEs
had been counted out be woaid have been
elected and the committee decides that he
Is entitled to his seat and that Mr. Grsevy
has not made oct case
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

Death OF the oioest Lady in the
CnurtN

SOAAANJs
A remarkable life vent OFT Saturday az
ternoon when Mrs.. David Lavsn died 81 the
nome Of her nephew, William Taymsn, at
IavensTilIe. Her death was entirely unex-
peeied and vas great shock TO the mem
bers Of her family. The deceased vss-so
FAR As IS knoxn-the oldest woman in the
county. Ga the i5lh day OF September last
she celebrated her 95sh birthday. She IS
survived by her only child, Mrs A. E. Tey-
nan. for many years propristrsss Of the
Somerset House
The funeral took place at Lavansville
Tuesday afternoon and vas attended by
representatives Of four generations OF the
Iayaa family and by large number Of
people.
A week prior 10 her death Mrs.. Lavan had
visited The home Of her nephew, David Tay-
man, xh9 lives some distance from her
home
Mrs- LsyAn was remarkable IN more re-
sE,ecis Ihan that cfthe great age 10 which she
attained Her mental lacaliiss we're M
ciouaed pa;ii the hour OF her death. aad a.
though belonging 70 the preyious century
she evincea 4 lively interest in the affairs Of
to-day. Her memory was rsmafkahis, and
owing 70 the fac. that mos, Of her life was
plsssd in hotel Al which many Of the men
and women Of the country who were Ia
nous a half century sEo were entertained,
her conversation in regard 70 those cary
days was siEays absorbingiy interesting.
Ms Lsvan was married about seventy
eight Yeas ago aad hzd since resided cor
SANITY in the house IN which she died
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
When a len caases ID ExIs..

An important czse that Effects The legal
rights OF ali e1ntraeioFs and lsborsrs in the
state was decided in the case of Baird {
HOLMAN - II. H. Oa in the Blair county
court Friday. The plaintiff contractors fled
= contractors Len for 81 600 against build
ing in Altoona The building afterwzrd
burned down. Judge Lands decided that
the lien ceases to exist with the building
and there can be 10 coatinuance Of the len
i the bGilding is no longer there
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

We learn from the JohnsfoEn HgaH that
stephen 6riaigh and jacob Wertz, Two Con
emaash township farmers Eho were in that
city last TUESDAY, stated tha; there was like
IL 70 be considerable trouble Eith the CoeS-
cent Pipe Line Company in that township.
The gentlemen said that the building Of The
pipe lins through their farms, IS well As
through those CT Others, had caused eonsid-
erahIs damage which had no; yet been paid
Sor. slIhongh repeated demands had been
made On the company for 8 settlement, and
IS many TINES promises bad bsen ezacted
from the company, bat no money cana Tne
men say that Il their claims are Dol settled
soon they viii 70 70 laE. Ia many cases.
lhey szy, The company has violated the Law
in the laying Of the pipes. having in some
plares Laced them only six inc7es under
ground Eben he laE states thai they shall
be covered with 10 les than eighteen inches
Of roa.nd- They say that in case the con-
pany refuses TO settle they have good cases
against = FOR violating the state izw-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
cheap Trlp 70 caIlfornIa.

The Bailimors and Oai0 Railroad Com
pany announces 4 special trip TO Saa Fran.
cisco and other PAcsic Coast points. via 81.
Louis. On February isih next This tip
has been especizIly arranged for the accom-
nodaiion Of persons desiring TO settle in the
West sndsbouId be largely patronizsd by
them All comforts Necessary for a trans.
continental nip Apply TO B. F. Bond. Di-
visioa Passenger Agent, or Daniel BRIDE
Passenger Agent. 3. & o. Central Building
Baltimore. Nd, for full Information As q
rates 70 all points West, aud tine oftr4in
from various stations on Tie B. & o. Iines.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

The south bound ; & c. Plsssager train,
due al this place a. els A. N, Tuesday
morning. saa into 4 team Ownei By Charles
c. Psle. sbort distance north Of the Sioyss-
ioxn bridge, instantly killing one Of the
horses and badly irjanng the other Mr..
Pie was engaged a. hauling manure from
hiz fsEer's bara into meadow on the op-
posiLe side Of tie railroad track The heaE-
lis Isdsn-d sled STUCK fast in thesnow while
The horses were 5efEesn the Fails and be
was unable 70 proceed Just st this time
he beard the passenger tain approaching At
a rapid speed 4 sharp carve was right
ahazd and not having time 10 unhitch
his horses before the train soald be aPon
him, Mr.. Pile hsS.e1ei up thetrzek 10 meet
It. The engineer saw MS signal bas was IN
able % stop his trzsa- Tie engine dashed
into lhe helpless hOrsss, disen5oseling the
one closest to it aud tossing both about thE--
IS fsss from TIE track. The horses were
thrown on opposite siiss Of the track Tne
sled wss wrecked and the harness vas torn
into skreds.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

Mss Lizzie Sh2d=7, Eho Vas taksn to the
asylum al Harrisburg a week ago on SAiur-
day, Eas returned 70 he- home in Shade
township. She was accompanied home by
her brother, 10 whom The asylum aathorilies
said that she was entirely cared.
Tee doctors Of the institution, when she
was taken there, expressed the opinion that
she vas only in need Of quiet and rest, sttri-
buting her maia3y more particularly TO a
bad cod. while not IN very good health
Their diagnosis, Il seems. was correct, and
in the early part Of the week she had fully
Tegained her normal condition Her frienGs
here were written to, and upon learning Of
Der condition gladly had her brought home.
There's szid to be no p-oba5ility Of reeur-
renee Of her mental trouble Sac went to
church o. Saturday night sad grseied her
acqaaintsnces IS ususl-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
DIED.

SNEifZER-At Cumberland. Nd, Jan
II. lS'3. Binn.e Viola, daughter Of :. P
SEeiizs-. of diphtheris. Binnie was q
bright little giri and wss the idol osher
hthsr. She vas student II the Union
street school. and Uss very popular among
her school maies- Her unexpected dsaih
caused shadow Of gloom among her lif,le
friends AID as a token OF love they laid s
floral Offering on be- bier.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
Modern Housework

Nay Be done more easily. more convenient
y aud <ith less expense on the Cinderslls
Range than with many others; all the old
objections 10 ranges rsnoTed- 1t viii save
Ycu time, money and hard work Il IS =
good baker and Is sold with that understand.
ling. Sold by James B. HOldsrbzam, Som
ersei, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
Easy % Manare.

The Cinderella Range Is easy to manage,
many other ranges are no. The oonstrue-
ton Of The Cinderella admits Of plenty oi
air under the crate, which prevents il from
burning out. and every provision is made
for cleanliness. Examine il before y0u boy.
Sold oy james B. H0lder5aun, Somerset,
p.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
To Farmers and Frun Growers

/ an taxing orders again loF fruit and o.
Hsnentai trees. shrnbs, e'c., fJr spring plant
ing. AL who want snylhing in this line
viii fad i 10 their best interest 70 consuii
me. I Try % please ny patrons By faruish-
ing first elAss stock, true to name. Al lowest
prcss. Those Who pa,rouirsd NE hereto
fore can testify 10 his sialsmenL
Respectfully.
JoHS D. BAER,
Frielens, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

We are indebted to tie Fssiefte for the in
formation from teacher that three more
branches are taught the present session IN
the S0nerset schools than ever before.
Isn't Il about time to weed outa few branch
Is and teach only those which teachers are
qualified to teach2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
WRIT OF PARTITION.

10 Sa-zh Rsg0r fu.ernarries wsh Martin Pa
s1r, residing As E1=nshErg. Gambia county. Pa
tIien kose rcSldiuE Gt ElIol, Cambria county.
Pa Ea-el--e -et-e 1u-sru1zr.ier ui-h william
sl1lks - Do1io1, Czr1t-ia county. Pa. auG
Ju1a see-ss Resting AZ Johnstcun. Gambia
co-ufy, Pa
iou are hereby rotfsd that in pursualce Of a
VIII o. E2ritliun issued Cu1 cf me Orphaus
JoErt Of >1Isr-ef cusufy. Pa ana 10 ne d7rrcr-
"a, VII n1i1 an inquest on TIE PREMISE On
the real estate Cf P1ilu Z Ses=e c--.-esss,l IL
l-ie n f---i - rsiifs ,.llle1set coun-y pa. On
Inun-11T TIE I'D DAY u Feb.Earr. f-ss. vhtn
and where on cal attend II yol tlluk u7ope-.
ShsTlfs Dllcs ISAIAH f-1s0b
Jsuusry IL - SherfF
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

The usnal E=pubiican primary election
for the p1Trose OF dominating elrdidases Er
the several aoronsh otsns will be held in
the court hsase OF Saturday. February lth.
Isas. POS open from TO- O'clock p. n.
AL candidslz viii please hani me heir
names on OF before Friday, February 3
FRAxK 5. CUSsDaHAN.
Comnnii;senan-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

Elder LaEreace ". scott Of - Louis,
No. who preached in the D.sciPles Church
this plaoe. SUNDAY evening, I5-h inst, is al
zothor Of more taan or1inary ability.
- rae Hand q ok Of q lris-ian Evidence, "
=. The Mo0ted Question and . -lsr Rhymes.
- vel as several o-asr p5etic-l pr5dacGons
which have beea eInbalned II mlsie,
specimens Of bis EOEk. have rec-iFe4 f4For-
s5.e criticism from high s1uroes- While
mere he wss tae guest Of oar feiioE-lowas-
mar. Dr. ). J. McNillea.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

l. c. Col6orn, Esq lea for Bellefoa.e
Centre county. 8on4a morning. where he
vii spPeer in 4 case brought by the poor
authorities Of that eoaa;y against the poor
authoriiies Of Somerset County, 70 recover
the cost Of maintenance of an inmate Of
Tie Sia.e Insane Asylum at Danvilie. The
inmate, james McFadden, was brought to
Somene; county By Tom Collins during
the days Of construction OF the South Penn
RR, and the question 10 be decided IS
Whether MeFsdden gained s residence in
tais county al that tineor not. EK-Governor
Beaver vii assist Nr. Col5orn for the de-
Tense and Gen. Daniel Hastings VIII prose
CUE The cise.
Before returning 70 Sonersst &r. COiborn
vii visit Phiiaiel phia where he vii repre-
sent S1mersst county al . eonEeation OF
thcse having charge OF the feeble minded
children Of the Common seaIth-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

A nut f5r The tax papers Of s5merset bar
oagh 70 crzss. = j, taxes he school direct
ors Ct the somes ~ borough school district
ter ysars % pay bonded deHt Of 5000,
with az annaai income Of 81 30 eoilec;sG
for thst purpose. how long will it take tie
town cOnnrii Of the same borough to psy
$500 with an annual income OF - 80 for
ali r,,--z.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

Mr. E l. Benf0ri. formerly Of NeE Cen
-reFlle, tais county, l. wanted D. olh7ers Of
the iaE on charge Of f5rgery. Bsnford' 5
method Eas % get merchants 10 cash checks
os,eilsi5ly drawn by 3 cry iirm on tie First
National Bsnk Of Caal al3er.snd, Nd Four
OF the these cheeks have turned up aEd al
have beea pronounced l5rgeries- among
other merchants vieiin I'd by Benford ses
Mr. P J. Cover. Of MeytEsd-ie- Cover has
offered a Hezara q 50 f3r the forsers aP-
prehension-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
A DMIYIsTRAToR's NOTICE..

Es-aie O. Pets- P Rzke-. late Of Black toEusiip
Scmsrst- ooClly, Pa. dtc'd
Letters q Administrator on -lfs estate havirE
been granted 70 the undersigned ~ he proper
alt-n-ltFs loflce j. lsreby ssvc- 10 siI per Ous
i--ieeied - aid estate u ulz<r lnEe,1iele Fay-
1clt 21d t1o-e having ciaisn- ssraius- tas ssne
VII f'r=-l- tleal dliy authenticated for settle
ll1n- On or te-1re Ss.11izg. fsiE a1.h. Isqs Al
the late residence % tec'st. in said Tow 1zhi1,
HENRY r. sTARI
ASr1fuisr-sso~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25
A DNINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Esrafe Of siz3n A 3ifrrsT late Of Brosh hsr.vz Iey
Tsp. s1mer-e- Go Pa. Gecez-cd
Lleftcrs ur 1rlEliu.stralicl on the aleTe es-are
having hetr zrzuIe1 . the un1srsiznsd by Ihe
proper authority. s-ics = hereby gwen = al
psE>ils IN iel1e1 70 sail estate . maze imme H.
ale payment. ard those having ciairls azafa-;
the SANE via prcseI.- them duT a-ifheuricaIe-i
tor settlement cu -z-urrsy The lls1 csy of Na-.h
Is9S a. I1e late rzsi iience ofcecezse1
SOLOMON COLEMAN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

lanes oxen oconnor. the trzgedisn Of
pleasant. F.. memory. who appeared At The
opera House in this placs several years sgo.
has been sdjudgcd insane BY commission
Of New YoFk physicians We thought
james was little Off when he was II
Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-01-25

Ex county Auditor. Israel Limerick, ex-
Pired very suddenly aud nnsxpectsdly Fri
day af1eTnooa n his home in Southampton
township Friday Enorning he wrote let
Ter 10 his attorney, !. z Scoti Esq. which
vas forwarded later il .he day by his xife,
win . r0.e enclosed bearing the sad ia,elii-
Cncs Of lie 'sqGifes dszth. Somerset eoun-
" haG no more upright and straightforward
eilzsn than 'Sqai-s limerick. His death
viii be regretted ey large circle OF friends.
tbs isoeassd szs about seventy years OF sge.