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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

There Is a dispute between L. f shafer,
constable Of Stoyes,Own, aud ]. NJ. AcCnoSi
Of Hollidaysburg shout who shall get the
$50 reward offered for capture Of thief and
return Of horse aud other articles stolen.
shafer returned The horse and got so from
MeAtee. McGrow captured the thief and
has in his possession the dqgpAri and harness
and claims the entire reward.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Mr.. Warren Worth Bailey, editor and
proprietor Of the JohnstoEn Daily Democrat
spent parts Of two days in Somerset last
week, and while here called at the HERALD
Office. Mt Bailey has succeeded in making
q very excellent paper out Of the Dem0cra
although its politics is sbominable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

John Hodasn, whose home is rear DA-
vidsyiile, was taken 10 E1ensbGrg. Cambria
county. yesterday, where be will be kept in
prison until The next term Of Cambria coun-
ty court, when be viii becalled upon to an-
sEer four grave charges. and, iffOund guilty,
will likely be sent 10 the peniteati'ry for q
term Of years.
Three or the charges against Holman al
iege rape and the fourth sodOny. The in
formations were made BY three married
women Of Cambria county. The defendant
is about Is ysars Of age.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

During the latter part Of September the
editor Of the HERaLn received small box
OF Strawberries from the fruit farm and nur-
sery Of Kemp Bros. at Hlrnelsville, this
county. Accompanying the berries vas a
note from which we extract the following
-" For many yeats we have tried - pro-
duce strawberry that would excel any
thing ever before known in strawberry pro-
duction, and we are at last successful. This
berry begins to ripen about June l0,h and
continues TO bloom and ripen plenty Of fruit
on up until this season Of the year, or about
september 20lb, making il one of the most
valuable berries Of is speciss.'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Edmund Il. Reppert has Withdrawn -
Republican candidate fer jq ige in the Fay
cite Green Judicial district His action is
surprise to Republicans who expected him
10 win the contest. This leaves Mes.sczlt
and Iughram, two p=mOcrats, to fight 1t
out, with e1=Jndge Campbell as the Pfo1ibi-
Zionist candidate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
A DNINlsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Emanuel Lohr. late Of QuemahOning
township. Soaerset counOy, Pa, deed.
Letters tesfamentary on The eo0ye estate hay
Ing been granted 70 the undersigned by the prop
er authority notice l. hereby given % AL persons
indsbted - said estate to Eake immediate pay
Esent aud those having claims against the same
vii preseaf them duly authenticated for settle
menI on OF bes5re saturday. the 25-h day Of Oct-
is93, et the late residence % deceased
Nm. ?. HOOVER.
Adrninixtr1tor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Mrs. George Steward, Mrs.. Olive Hasto n,
Of Philad .lpI ia, NJ. and Mrs. Arthur Coi-
frotb, of Keyser, W. Va, were called TO Som
ersst Monday to attend the dOqbie funeral
Of their sister. Miss Nay CJfeoth, and Of
their niece, Elitb Coaro;h. Mrs. Ed. b
scull, Of Pittsburgh, cousin Of the deceased,
came 10 Somerset on the same sad ecraad-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Dayton, o OspaPers Of last Thursday morn
ing contain extended accounts ofthe brilliant
wedding Of Mr.. Joseph EIgsne Herr, for
mer resident Of this place. nov Of Oh City,
Pa. 10 Miss Gertrude Webster. a prominent
young Isociety lady Of that city The we'd
ding took place in Christ Episcopal Church,
Bishop Vincent OH ;iated, The HERALD
joins with Mr.. Hers many Somerset friends
in extending congratulations.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Master Park, the ive-year=old sOn Of
Henry johnson. the Shade Township stock
dealer, met with a severe fall last week by
which his left leg vas broken Gboye the
knee DIR. J H. Gardner, Of s,oyestogn,
was called and dressed the injury and be re.
ports the Igtle patient as doing well.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Jacob D. Swank, Monday, received letter
from a gentleman in Minnesota who is
suxious to bay the privilege Of selling his
patent "spigot' register in that state. 4
number OF Mr. Ssaak's friends are willing
that be shall put bis invention, attached TO a
keg Of beer, on public exhibition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
MARRIED.

LEESE-ZIMMERHAN-Oat. lob. at
the Lutheran parsonage, Friedels, by Rev.
J. J. Weleh. Mr Charles A. Iesse. OF SOM
erset township, aad Miss Lille Grscs Zim-
mermsn, OF Qnsmahoning township, som
erset county, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
EXECUTCB'S NOTICE.

GeCrge ". Ernst. Executor Of Catharine Ernst,
iale % Northampton township. deed.
Letters Q fs,arleltary on thc above estate hav-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the prop
erauino-ity, notice h hereby given 10 all persons
Indebted % said estate to make Immediate pay
incut and hose having claims against the same
VIII present them forsettleueut duly eutheutica-
tel al thc store of T. W. Haer, sand Patch ou
sGurt-y, Dec l. ls.C.
GEO W. ERNST.
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Sale Of personal Ptoperty.

In consequence OF The death OF my wife I
have rented ny :Aym and Will expose my
personal property TO public sale on Friday,
Nov. 10th. on the late Philip Coleman farm
ia Jenner township. Sale to commence at
9a m sharp.
CHsRLE XRrPPKEaaN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Rev. J. F. shearer, formerly pastor Of the
Lutheran Church, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss George, arrived in toEn
Saturday and viii remain for a few days
They are on their way to their home in
Philadelphia after having spent several
weeks at the Fair.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
VRIT OF PARTITION.

To Mary Mcrlev. iutermarried Wilh John ThOm-
as, Of Brush Valley 2. o., Indiana county. Pa 8.
Hiram MeFey. Of shipshewaua. Lagrange csuu-
o, Indiana. Heury Merley Of sheldon, Obrien
cpluty, Iowa.
You are hereby notified thatin pursuance Of
VIII OF Partition issued cut Of the orphans
Court or Somerset county, Pennsylvania and %
ne Greet q. j vii hold an iuqu II on the preIni-
ses, on the real estate Of John Mefley, Sr deed
Situate IN ouemah0ning t0Wnst ip. Somerset
county, Pa, on Saturday. The 25lh day OF Nov,
lNsA when aud where You can attend Il YOU
think pgoDer.
Sheriu once ISAIAH GOOD
OCT lSth. iSl3 sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

The holy communion will be celebrated
in St. Paul's Reformed Church, Somerset,
next Lord's Day morning Preparatory
service Saturday evening at O'Clock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

The Confluence Eoho is the latest journal
is,ic candidate for public favor in this coan-
ty. The Echo is diminqtive in size but
promises 10 make a great noise in the sec
uonof the county II covers. It's editor has
our best wishes for tie success Of his of
snring
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Mr.. John A Bloush, OF Conemaugh town
ship, and Miss Emma J. Gashaw, Of Jenner
township, were married by Esquire James
M. Cover, at Jenner y Roads, Sunday, octo-
Der 18Th.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Mr.. Ed Ferner, ofthe firm Of Knepper &
Ferner, who has been critically i'll for the
past ten days, yesterday experienced a
change for the better and is now on fair
road TO recovery.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Do you use Meat Cutters
Sausage and Lard Presses?
B sicher Saws
Butcher Knives?
Butcher Sieels3
Il you use anything in the Hardware line
call at J. B. Holderbaums Hardware Store.
Save money and get the best goods.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Lawyers Val Hay, ". h Kooniz and W.
H. Ruppel, leave for Chicago this morning.
Lawyer Fred W. Biesecker returned from
that city Monday morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
Store and Post Office Robbed.

Wsqner's Store at Buckstown Broken In
to Saturday Might" Robber Lewis
Cave" the Rendezvous Of the Band.
The Stolen Goods Recovered
A Local Desperedo Shot and
MortalIy Wounded.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Mr.. Robert COlborn, youngest son of Hon.
A. J. Colborn, arrived in town one day last
week and is 4 guest at the home OF his par
enis. Robert has been resident Of Chica-
20 during the past year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
WRIT OF PARTITION.

10 Atnie FGiiley- Levi Faidiey Henry Fail-
ley sifnof Fai1iry, Of CoitfX J&sper county.
West hs-. NalcF- iniermlrTied Wlth Wm Hltucr
cf tiarrcit county. Margiaui,
l'il are neiebJ not iefl tnat in pursuance of =
WIZ o. Partition Issued u Cf the Orphans
Ci1n ot somerset county, Pa. and % me direct
el I Niil mold an inquest on the premises, ON me
real estate Of Christian kembold. decd, situate
~ ereeuvllle township. SO1neusst county, Pa on
Mon1ay, NOT- The 27th day, isgI al one O'Clock
T 81, when and where you can aftesd if you
think proper
Sheriff OfilCc gIsAIAU coon
Oct. l>th, I59A sher,a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

The search 70. the bodies Of Miss Ccffroth
and little Edith was kept up throughout the
night and in the midst of a drenching rain
BY Ms. CofFroth's brothers and score or
more of farmers whe lived in the neighbor-
hood. About ten O'Clock the following
morning Miss cofroths body was recovered
two miles down the stream from the scene
Of the sccident It bad lodged against s log
and was floating 10 the water. 4 mile fur
iher down the river, three miles from the
ford. little Ediths body was found by the
searchers. 1t had been cast upon bank Of
sand and was high and dry ADORE the rsced-
ing waters.
The bodies were hurriedly prepared for
shipment TO Somerset aud arrived here on a
special train from lockwood al mid night
Saturday, when they were prepared for bur
ial and placed in caskets.
Mrs. COffroth leff her grief stricken broth
ers at Romney TO return to their home at
Capon Bridge and break the news to their
widowed mother and to explain how the
long-promised visit Of the daughter had been
so ruthlessly frustrated.
Mr.. Cofiroih telegraphed the news of the
accident from Romney 10 his brother Ar
thur, who resides at Keyser, W. Va, and
that gentleman secured team and drove TO
the scene. only to arrive few minutes after
his brother had left for home. He hasten
ed back to Keyser and catching a train at
that point overlook his brother at Camber-
land and accompanied him TO Somerset.
Miss Mae Colfroth was the only unmarried
child of Mr.. William B. Cofroth, and was
her fathers constant companion and main
stay since the death Of her mother several
years ago. She was intelligent and studious
and all of her ideals were of a high char
acter. Miss CofIrolh was popular in social
ard church affairs and took a prominent
part in the local NJ. E. Church, Of which she
was an earnest and consistent member. In
her home life she was the good angel,
upon whom all members of the family de-
lighted to lavish their affection. No young
lady in Somerset numbered large circle Of
friends and the tragic manner Of her death
has occasiOned mourning at very many
hearths,ones.
CAUSED BY A CLOUD BURST.
CapoD river is not more than 100 yards
wide at the point where the Ccffcoth party
attempted to ford it. The ford was an old
one and had been in use for many years.
Ordinarily the water in the CapOn river is
only few inches deep aud It is not an unu-
sual thing for it to 90 dry entirely, as it did
on one occasion, the past summer at the
fatal ford. Saturday morning the water
had Teceded until it was possible for a
drove Of sheep to be driven across
the bed of the river at the point. where
the Codroih party met with the fatal acci-
dent In point Of fact drove of sheep was
driven across the ford Saturday morning.
Although rain fell necessarily all day Fri
day, it had not rained hard enough to cause
the volume Of water in the CapOn found
there that night and its turbulent presence
can only be accounted for by reason Of
cloud burs; a, q point further up the stream.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Mr.. Rudolph Kelley, Of Allegheny town
ship, a constant reader Of the HERALR during
the past forty -iour years and life long
R=publican. was in S)merset yesterday. Mr..
Kelley IS in his seventy-eighih year, bat
would readily pass for a man Of sixty.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Norman r Dull, former resident of New
Centreviile. this county, died a, his home in
Toledo, O., Sept 29ih. aged II years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
WRIT OF PARTITION.

10 israel Glotfelty. OF Garrett comfy, Mary
land, Marshall D0uges Of the State Kansas aud
NHrtna Iouges, intermarrie1 Wilh - Maust
OF Allegheny county Pa.
You are hereby notified that IN pursuance % a
Wit OF Partition issued cut OF the Orphans
Court OF somerset county. Pa, and 70 me direct
ed. 1 viii hold an inquest on the premises, on
The real estate Of jeremiah Gl0ifel;y dee d. situ-
ate "a 6reenvilie township. SJmerset comfy. Pa.
on Monday the -4ih day OF November, 1893 az :
pe.ock A NJ, ~ hen and where y0u can attend IL
you think proper.
Slerils IliCc, ftsATAH GOOD
oct. 18th, lsJ& Sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Among ether Somerset people no start
for the Worlds Fair to-day are Misses Maria
spangler, Annie Pile and Mary Heniz.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Rev. T. J. Bristow, ofNew Brighton, Pa,
vii preach in the Presbyterian Church the
coming Sabbath, Oct %, morning ane even
ing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Mr.. Peter Bsrnhart, well-knoEn Somer-
set township farmer, died at his home near
Friedens Thursday, and was buried in the
Friedens cemetsy Saturday afternoon. He
was eighty FIVE years Of age.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Mrs. James B. Holderbaum aud her
daughter, Kathleen, left for Worlds Fair,
Monday
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Edgar, the ten month old son of Mr. and
Ms. John F. Cover, died at three O'Clock
Monday morning, at the Somerset House.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

c. W Frazier has been appointed pest
master at Glen Savage. this county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Mrs K B Cofroth has received her stock
Of new Fail and Winter Hats. Gail and see
them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

Major James B. Tredwell lefl fO- the
Worlds Fair Saturday morning. During
his absence the editorial mantel Of the Fs-
defts will rest upon the shoulders of two
well-known young limbs Of the law.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

The Hyndman Hardwood company, at
Hyndman, Pa, has failed. The liabilities
are 10000, and assets so 900. A number
Of for. Ier Meyersdale people are interested
in the Hardwood company, the mills having
been formerly located in that place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

A car load Of potatoes per dav is the aver
sge shipment from the Berlin station.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18

At one o'clock on Saturday afternoon, 9Th
inst, cider boiler owned by John W.
Hoffman, OF Jenner township, exploded.
John HOrner, a young man, who was stand
ing near by was badly scalGed. rhe boiler
is said 10 have been worn oct.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-10-18
Jurors for November rerm.

Jurors for November Term.
The following named persons have been
drawn 70 serve as petit jurors AT special
term of court to begin on Monday, Noyem-
Der 20:
AddisOn-George Drydy. Walter D. CALI
er, Stephen MeCliutOck, Andrew Coughen-
our.
Berlin Borough-F. c. Bolinger.
BHOthersvaIley-s ". Fritz, Cbauncey
Bowman.
Elk Lick-Abraham l. Lowry,
GTeenvile-P. W. Suder.
Jeferson-JacOb Lavan.
Jenner-WIliam Stuff.
Lincoln-Josiah Homer.
Meyersdale BorOugh--JOseph Reich, Frank
Wolf
Milford-M. N. Saylor, Joseph W. Mey-
ers, Herman Saylor
Middiecreek-MariOn Henry.
New Baltimore Borough William Stranb.
Osle-Noah Rogers, Samuel N. Crist.
Paint-Joseph Crush, John Nerenberger,
William G. Seese, David Naugle.
Qusmahoning-John Stuff, Noah P.
Washer.
shade-Micbael Foy, Nelson E Man
ges.
Somerset Borousb-John Il Houston,
John Roberts.
stoyestown Borough-M Y. soiber.
,onyoreek-Charles Shank, Charles Il.
Ross.
sGmmit-Ausiin ChFistner, Alex Marker
Salisbury Borough-Andrew J. Smith.
Upper Turkey foot. W. Nicholson, ST.
mon Lston, Herman Krsgar
The following named persons have been
drawn to serve IS petit jurors st a special
term Of court to begin On Monday, Decem-
Der 4:
Addison-George Wass, George Heanica,
Rufus Hein5aush.
BrotheTsvalley-Sam S.ahl.
Confluence BjrougL-Floyd Frzntz.
Elk Lick-Charles Harden.
Greenville-J,sse C. Miller.
Jenner-John c. Walter
Larimer-Henry Knef, Herman Z. Gel
ger.
MeyeTslale Bor0ugh-GeoTge Eichnor.
Midilecreek-MOses Snyder.
New Baltimore Borough-H J. Engberi
Paint-James F. Rsam. Scott Murphy.
Qlemahoning-Wiliis Daniels, Joseph
Nsngie, Frank Berkey, William Hoffman,
Fathsn Siahl.
Rock wood Borough-Alfrei Evans.
Salisbury BoFoagb-Charles e. Hasel-
birth, Dennis DeHaven.
Somerset-Georgs Weller, William Fer
ner.
Shade-John E. Johnson, Frank Rogers.
sgmmit-Henry A. PooThaugh, Dennis
Bockes, William r. Meyers, Martin Meyers,
Ambrose Wit, Ulysses Lape.
Stonycrsek-Eiias Poorbaugh, Jacob P.
Miller, Peter Boyer, jonathan Miller
Ssuthamp;on-John B. Baker.
Upper Tarkeysoot-B. ". Snyder Will
lam Kreysr.
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EARM FOR SALE.

faFm in Lincoln townshin, containing 20
acres, more on less, 10 acres clear, and balance
well t;lnhered- New frame h0gse and barn
Land II good state OF culuFati "a good or
tion of land uaderiaid with nne quality of lime
s-oLe- Large apple orchard and sugar camp. A
good farm in good EeigEh,rhOod. FoT farther
particulars ana terms call on o. address
JACOB 1lADSr, Edie Pa
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A SSiGNEE's NOTICE.

n
Assigned estate cf George Barclay. Of 5cEersOl
TJW oslir. SJmersst County Pa
Notice j. here ~ given that fielrge barciay aa<
made selertI a.-ignrletit for tine heleiit ol =
creditors % thc. uHd,rsigncsi AL persons IL
dchtsd 20 said sziatc are r=ques-eft o make g..s-
neut azd ta.se having elz.ms 70 presctt tle
same w.lhou- delay %
JOHN K. SCuTf,
Assignee,
A. Co.ho-a. Esq., At-'y. Sonenci. Ia
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aNXECUTORS, NOTlCE.

In the estate OF Daniel Coleman late Of Somerset
togusnip. Somerset county, Pa, deed
Letters elementary al the above estate aav-
ing bzeu granted 20 tne undersigned y the prOp
authority, ruties j. herti'g given tJal peTt01s
indebted % sssl esta.e p gisze Immediate pay
ment and ta5ss n4yisls a--i.-s .-slJlst the sane
will present ihera IT, = tlleWeisl efuly aEthenu-
Gated, On or h-irfr fsitsy. e't. - Ezs, al the
late reSitsence Of deed.
~ SHOEMAKER,
Executor.
Oolborn & COlborn.
ANY sfOr Executor.
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A SsIGXEE's NOTICE.

y ssh -hFsE. : fOAAlE
Assigned estate Of Weslsy D. Barc'ay, o. Je'isr-
sol Township. Soilsrset COunfy Pa
So-ics i hereby given thts Wesley - Barclay
iia. made generai assignment for she benefit of
his creditors, 10 the uuiersignel AL ger. un- in
s;eatgd % sait es-s.ic are rt0ucse ed 10 maze pay
Dent and trcse having Ciaiass % Fr.seat tae
saile e-liloar delay %
JOHN r. SCOTT,
Assignee.
A. J. Co.boru. Ezq-. ATTY. Somerset. Pa
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Tine or Ternpar.

Time or Temper.
No time or temper wasted when you use
the Cinderella Rlnge. It's large and high
oven iasure5 perfect baking and roasting.
Sold and guaranteed by Jas. 3 Ho.1ertaum
Home Kit Hoods always in stock at
Ms. K b. C0gFaoTHS
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4 ssIGNEES NOTICE.

"a
Assigned estIte CT II. Il. Grady, Of Somerset
COulty.
Notice Is hereby given that H. II. Grady has
made geners.i assignment Tor the benefit Of IN
creditors. % the undersigned All persons IL
det@ed 90 said estate are requested % make pay
snent. and those having claims % present The
same without delay. %
X SAdUEL WRIGHT. Assignee.
New Buena Vista
Bedford Co. Pa
or % his attorneys,
John II. J07t-E,
Moses A Points, Bedford, Pa.
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MTyTEYEITEI1XaIiI8

CJses Brighfs Eis-a-e. DEcpsy. Gravel. Scr-
vousIess, Heart. Urinary or Liver Dis, a.
Known hy tired languid feeling inaefion Uf
the k;dueFs. weskeus and poisoiis tle ks,c-i, snd
uniess cause IS removed ygu canuss have hes hh
Cured me over i've years ago OF Brsghts Diseas, >
End Drppsy. Mrs l. l. &. Miller BsshfeheIn. Pc
loo other similar testimonials. Try L. Cure
guaranteed
CAMS Kidney Cure Co, 100 Venango ST
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Ssi ag az Rifst'1 DraTr.s-s-
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A ssIGYEES NOTICE

A SSlGNEE'S : NOTICE
Assigned estate OF Corrad Miller. o. J, atIsO1
Township. Somerset County. Pa
Notice is hereby given shat conrad Miller hSs
made general as> guruSF- for lilc teuens of bis
creditors. 10 the uudeIs gned- Al peIsors III
debicd g sal es.ate ere requested 20 make pay
mert and tsuse having claims % pEeiens the
salEc without delay 10
JO5GFh r. MILLER
EiieP. o.. Somerset Co, Pa.
Or 10 his Au'ys
scott * Osie. sO3essat Pa
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Ten PEI cent . b. paid down on day n sale,
balance Of "a Ou confirmation Of sale IA one
etr aud :, m Two years from confirmation os
sale p, GIler payment Of debls % remain a.
dover, the interest % be pail annually . Han
nah lfay, widow aad after her death he priuci-
pal sum ID the heirs Of 3 m r. Hay. deed Lc-
f-rrCd payments 20 be secured by b0ld and mort
gage ami 70 bear Interest from confirmation OF
sale A. q. WILL.
scot & 0.Ele. Atty's Admi uistrato7.
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-.r-mer or oil City wagon is sold by
i--' J. B. HoLDERBAux-
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r.,,, c,ua,y farmer dug over fss hun
,a,.be,s Of potatoes from two and one
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.-mo Iesvss are falling.

xnipe parties are popular
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DROWNED N A TORRENT,
Tragic Death of Miss Mae Coffroth
and her Neice, Edith.
A MOTHERS ssrrlt FOR HER BABY sIsl.
Two of q Party Lost in Capon Riv-
er During Friday Nights Storm.
Narrow Escape of Mrs. A.
n. Coffroth, Jr., and Her
Brother.

Death dealt cruel stroke 10 8 prominent
family Of this place Friday night when Miss
Mae Coffroth and her niece, Edith, the three
year-old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs a. II.
Cofroih, Jr, were drowned in the Cspon
river. comparatively small stream, near
Romney, West Va.
Mrs A II. Coffroth. Jr., and her brother,
a resident of Capon Bridge, W. Va, barely
escaped from the raging torrent with their
lives
The bodies of the victims were recovered
Saturday morning and brought to their
home, from which they were buried Mon
day afternoon. The funeral was one of the
largest aud certainly the saddest ever wit
messed in Somerset. The entire town was in
mourning for the two bright lives that had
met with such cruel and tragic ending.
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