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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21
LEFEVER COMPANY LANDS,
as FotLcWs. VIZ 4:

| No. I. \ certain tract OF land situate in
Southampton township. Somerset county
/ Pa-- adjoining lands Of Jess Cook, ticorge
I Coos and "ihers containing one hundred and
eiGis;y-tivr tlSii ayrs~ more or LEES, known as
I the Solomon Kennel tract
No. :. \ certain tract % land situate as
aforesaid, adjoining lands Of Dennis 'oGls.
SiIruE 'ieigrr and others, containing min, "
tss.um r tract
No s. \ certain tract Or ianI Si;ua:c a.
aforesaid. adjoining lands of SoinerSst Coal &
iTOn To, William Tr1utui8u and Others. cpu-
tanning onr hundred and tifty .l-1J 4cres uIore
or less, known ~ John Witt tract.
No. 4. \ certain tract of hand situate a.
aforesaid, adjoining lands of the Somerset
Coal & Iron Co. JohI Witt and Others. con
the samuel II. Viii tract.
No. ). \ certain tract ~ hnd situate as
aforesaid, adjoining lands Of Pctcubrinks
Estce Boyer and Others, containing one hun
drsd and forty-Oue (ifll acres NOR. or less
known as the Bit;ner tract.
No. q. \ esr-ain tract of land situate as
Aforesaid. adjoining lands Of PetcnbTinis'
and others, containing fifty-One i5il acres
more or less, known - the Petenbrink tract
No. :. 4 certain tract % land situate a.
aforesaid. adjoining lands Of the somerset
Coal & Iron 60. John Wit and others. con
tanning thirty saol acres more or less. known
~ the Jacob Witt tH,ct-
These seven tTac:s q land are held as ten
antS In common - JOAN 4. nTinham and
other parties by Articles Oi Agreement dated
- July, 1854, and - septemhe-. lSll, and r.
corsle,i AZ s0nersei- Pa, Ia Deed books, Vols
=, 2. -, etc. and Vol - p SO. etc, and all
parties IN interest are believed To b. correctly
napled and their Interests properly fixed in "a
Bili Ia Equity 10 No. =. Equity Docket, lsSi.
IN the Court Gi CoHiiiion iI,as OF Somerset
county, Pa.
All Of these lands arc undeTlail with valu-
able minerals, coal. iron ore, fire clay. alumni
mum and other minerals, known tO abound
In paying quantities. They are easy of access
10 the market. Olly about 5 miles from the
Cumberland and Pcnn'a Railroad. with an
Old ruad partly built. about miles frOTn thc
Il 4 -. Railroad. ard only 5 miles from the
Mount Savage Fire Brick Works, OF the
Union Mining Go.
There T. some timber scattered over the diff
f.rCnf tracts.
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Boy Attacked hY Wild Geese.

While Edward Cox, aged l3 years, and
sister, two years his junior, were pass
ing through field near Lake Placontia,
near Alliance, o., on their way home
from school, Thursday, a large flock of
wild geese settled down near the chill
dren. The lad charged among them,
thinking to put them to flight, but the
whole flock yiciously attacked him, using
their bills and wings. The boy succeeded
in fighting themoff for short time, when
he sunk to the ground exhausted.
The little girl ran screaming to their
home, and when she told her story the
boys father and an older brother has:en-
ed to his assistance, but only succeeded in
effeeting his rescue after killing a number
of the geese, which then took to flight.
The lads face and hands were covered
with blood, but his injuries were not
serious,
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Jurors for January speeial Term.

s14oi3 4O4 SI1dd- SicS-AA -tA II.
The following named persons have been
drawn TO serve as Jurors at the ensuing
term of Court, commencing Monday,
January II, 1895:
Allesheny-Iienry W. Hertgc.
Brothcrsvalley-Johu Altfathcr, Daniel
\. Musser, John W. Brant, o. VI. Knep-
per.
Berlin Bor.-F. B. Knepper.
Benson Bor.-Wm. Benson.
Conemaugh-L. W. Livingstone, JOS
eph Sala, Chas. Youman.
Elk Lick-Elias Hershberger, f. II.
Blough.
Greenville-W. II. Klingaman.
Jefferson-Joseph y. Miller, John Il.
Schrock, Geo. W. Hay.
Larimer-Urias Murray.
Milford-Gillian III. Walter, Aaron J.
Miller.
Middlecreek-John Heckler.
Meyersdale Bor.-Peter Lands.
New Baltimore Bor.-F. V. Topper.
New Centerville Bor.-Leroy y. Scott.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hoffman.
Ogle-Amos Whitaker, J. l.. Baum
gardner.
Paint-fIenry OFT, Jr.
lockwood Bor.-U. 5. Werner.
Salisbury Bor.-Peter :. Hay.
Somerset Bor.-Harvey Laus.
Somerset C. III. Schmucker, Nelson
Simpson.
Stonycreek-Chas. T.. Ringier, Josiah
Mostoller, j. NJ. KnepPer.
Summit-Wm. NJ. Enfield, Calvin NJ.
Christner, Mahlon x. Walker.
Upper Turkeyioot-DIvid May, W. ID.
YOUnkin.
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pAsTsRpLY OUTRAGE.
Sevsnteen-year-Oid Farmers Daughter
the Victim Of Tramp

\ prisoner, giving his name rs William
Austin, was lodged in the county Jail Fri
day evening, charged with having com
mitled a dastardly assault upon the sew
| enteen-yesr-old daughter OF Mr.. Isa-
iah ID. Zimmerman, one of the lead
ing farmers of Quemahoning town.
ship. The prisoner is dirty, uncouth
looking tramp, about thirty years ar age
and was in n besotled condition when he
was landed in the jail. He wore "cav-
ed in' derby hat and had two weeks
growth Of whiskers on his tough looking
face, and smelled a. though he had re-
comfy been discharged from skunk
farm. He was very insolcnt TO the Shef-
i'll while he was being searched, but af-
ter he was locked in cell he subsidized
and the next morning pleaded for q drink
% whiskey. OF course he didn't get his
accustomed 'eye-opcner," unless he
viewed the Sheriif's orders that he be
kept locked in his cell until he could hri-
die his tongue, in that light 1t is not be-
lieyed that the prisoner gave his right
name to the Sheriff. although he insisted
that he had, and that he came from Pitts
burg tc this county for the purpose Of buy
ing cattle. The money, sl.25, he had in
MS pocket would indicate that he was not
able 10 buy more than another '.jag."
There Is but little doubt that the pris-
oner is the guilty party since his victim
recognized his voice, after his arrest and
before she had seen him, when he was in
4 separate room, and subsequently, identi-
fled him by his clothing and general ap-
pcarance.
When Miss Zimmerman went TO
her fathers barn last Wednesday morn
ing, for the purpose of feeding some
cattle, she was pounced upon by man,
when she reached dark corner where
the feed was stored, and thrown TO the
ground She struggled to make an out
cry but was prevented by the ruiiian who
claSped his hand firmly over her mouth
and threatened to kill her if she attempt
ed to scream. The prisoner escaped frcm
the barn and made for the woods close
at hand, but was seen by a neighbor.
The poor victim, weak from the des-
perate struggle and terribly frightened,
went to the house and told her mother OF
the assault that had been made upon her.
The mother communicated the horrible
news to her husband, vino was plowing
in field near 10y the house In short
time the neighborhood was alarmed and
a posse started in purs;i; of the cowardly
wretch. He was tracked 10 Whiskey
Springs, near Johnstown, where he was
arrested and taken 20 Stoyestown, and
was promptly committed to Jail to await
the action of the court.
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Capt Kuhn .or Member 0: Gov Hastirg'
Cabinet

The friends of Captain Henry II. Kuhn,
OF Johnstown, are booming him for an
appointment under Governor Hastings.
The Captain has a strong claim on this
county and has host of friends here wio
will unite with his friends from other
sections of southwestern Pennsylvania
i'm demanding that this end OF the State
be granted representative in the new
administration. IfoIr memory is no. de-
festive il has been a long term of years
since the territory south OF the Allegheny
river has been granted a cIbine. appoint
ment by n Repub!icln Governor, and we
think tina the time has arrived when it
ought to be recognized and that Captain
Kuhn should be offered seat among
Governor Hastings political advisers.
Few men in the State have better
record than Captain Kuhn. Appren;iceI
to blacksmith in Stoyestown at the age
of Is he abandoned the forge at the age of
10 and enlisted as a member of Co. "a
the first organization 10 leave this county
when the war broke out in 1851. He par
ticipated in all the battles in which the
Af.4A 4 a. Ahf--tl W. HNAt u hittiA
April 1854, when he was commissioned
First Lieutenant in the regular army
lie was wounded four times. In 1870 he
was retired with the rank of Captain on
account OF disabilities incurred in the
army. In ISL he beclme a resident OF
Johnstown and entered the Office ofCyrus
Elder. Esq, as a student mt law. Soon
after his admission - the bar he took
front rank among the profession in that
county. Following the great flood of
lSS) he was placed in charge of the conl-
missary department charged with the re-
lief of the food sufferers, aud was brought
into close o,iicial and personal relations
with General Hastings.
Asa Republican Captain Kuhn has no
superior in the State. Always ready to
blttle for the interests 0: his party he has
never asked for position, and is not now
personally seeking recognition. His ap-
pointment To a place in Governor Hast
ings' cabinet would be 4 jlst recognition
of the Republicans sofSolihwestern Penn
sylvania and would merit the approval
of the members of the party in a score of
hitherto unrecognizel counties which are
always relied upon TO pile up big majori-
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Notice to Stockholders.

Notice Is hereby given that in accordance
with The requirements Of it, Charter and By
Laws. the annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Ptttsburg 4 Connellsyille Il. Y. Co.
VIII be held at the Offices of the II. & o. Il, r.
the city or Pitisbur.s. Pa ON Monday, Dec 81
lSi. at u O'Clock NJ, for the election OF q
Board OF Directors to serve for the ensuing
year, and for the Transaction Of such other
business as may be brought before the meet
ing.
The stock transfer books will be closed on
the 3ih inst, and remain closed Until after
Dec. Sd, prOx.
J. b. WASHINGTON,
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Heart Disease Relieved in 80 Minutes

DIR. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives
perfect relief in all cases of Organic or
Sympathetic Heart Disease i'm 30 minutes,
and speedily effects a cure. IL is peer
less remedy for Palpitation, Shortness of
Breath, Smothering Spells, Pain in Left
Side and all symptoms OF Diseased
Heart. One dose convinees. Sold by
Geo. w. Renford
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-Two-stOry
PLANK i: HOUSE

q good frame stable and al o.her necessary
o,.t buildings.
i; the same time and place I VIII also ex.
pose To sale the per-onssi property Of the a.
-igHor, consisting Of farming ami agricultUssil
implements, household furniture. one bGy
horse, one bob sled, one twu-hO-,e wagon, one
sleigh. one buggy, &c, &c
Tor,,o oH RFsL ESTATE - Ten Per
q iiiS cent of the purchase money Ca
be paid IN cash On DAY Of sale and the huls.uCy
oI the one-jhini on or before the continuation
Of sale; Onc-third in six months ami aug-Jlir-i
Ia one year frum confirmation OF Stle. De
iCrred payments to bear interest from cGnHr-
nation % sale and 20 be SECURED Ey Judgment
bond on the premises,
TERMS On PERSONAL property made
known on day uf sale.
JOHN II. ZIMMERMAN,
Assignee of Jonathan smith
Scnll & Hiesecker, AttY's.
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Turkey rafiles and shooting matches
The turkey crop in Somerset county is
the largest known in years past and the
devotees Of the slouch hat and old cop
pers and smooth bore are correspond
" happy.
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pEGISTER'S NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all persons con-
cernef aS legatccs, creditors. or otherwise.
that tine following accounts have passed Ea.r-
iS;er, and that the same Will be presented f1T
confirmation and allowance az an Orphans
Court 70 be held ~ Somerset. Pa. on WcdneS-
day, Dee. l2th, lssi
firS; and final account Of IL. II. Siahl ad
miEistraior OF Peter Z. Baker. decd
First and hnal account Of Joseph Johns, ex-
ccutOr OF Tobias lO1er. deed.
First and inai account of Joseph F. Meyers.
administrator OF Josiah +. Meyers, decd.
Ftrst and final account % John = Miller
administrator of Samuel y. Miller. deed
First and final account -. ". II. StIstub and
George q. StElub, executors OF Casper -,fr.tfl1 .
who WAS executor of John p S;rsub. deed.
First and final account of John 4. Moy. at-
IniniStrator Of Henry Smith. deed.
Partial account Of James VI. Cover and J. ]
bowman, executors OF George Rink. deed.
First and partial account OF Montgomery J.
King executor of sarah King, deed.
registers Office. JACOB =. MILLER.
Nov. lith. 1874 Register,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21

The coroner at Washington Court House
Ohio, has reported his findings in the in
quests upon the bodies of the persons who
defending the court house i'll the recent
riot. He finds the shooting TO have been
unjustifiable, and holds Sheriff Cook and
Colonel Colt, who was in command of the
militia, responsible.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21
Aal.ES B, HOLDE}BAUh'S

Men, Boys and Chiidren's fine and cheap
salts and a large lire of Gvercoats for
Men, Boys and Children. Underwear.
over Shirts, I-IIndried Shirts, Night
Shirts, overaliS, Pants, Hosiery, Gloves,
Mitters, SuspenderS, Braces. Cuffs. Col
lars, et,:, Hats, Caps, Nuflers and Hand
kerchieiS, etc, will sacrifice all goods
that have been in stock over one year.
Am closing out my entire line Of Boots,
Shoes, Carpets Il oil Cloths at Reduced
Prices.
| buy for Cash; sell for Cash or Ap-
proved Notes At short time; and con>e-
quently can afford Small Profits.
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A AUDITORS NOTICE.

In Re-Estatc In the Orphans Court
Of +Of Somerset County
Sarah and Jacob Wei Pennsylvania.
gle. deed.
The undersigned adiior aPpointd By the
Court September -eth, iSjf. 90 find the mctS,
pass upon exceptions and distribute the ftlIst.S
In the hands 90 the Executor and Trustee 10
and among those legally entitled thereto herr
by gives notice that he VIII ST at his Office N
the borough Of Somerset. Pa. ON Tuesday Mo-
vember 18th, ls94 at 10 O'Clock a. m. for the pur-
pose Oi attending the duties OF said appoint
ntent, when and where ali persons interested
can attend
FRED ". BIESECKER.
Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21

Mr.. Charley Young, JohnstOwn's pop
ular druggist, who few years since con-
ducted drug store in this place, is to he
married on the 2Sth inst at Wheeling,
West Va, to Miss Kate ID. Lane, charm
ing young lady of that city.
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Haunted!

\ haunted housc in these practical and
unromantic days is something Of a rarity,
ut an individual haunted with the idea
that his ailment is incurable is parsonage
frequently met with. Disbelief in the
ability of medicine to cure l. only a mild
form of monomania, although i'm some
cases repeated failures to obtain relief
from many different sources would almost
seem 10 justify the doubt. HOstetter's
Stomach Bitters has demonstrated its
ability to overcome dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, liver and kidney trouble, malarial
complaints and nervousness, ard its
recorded achievements in the curative
line ought at least to warrant its trial by
any one troubled with either of The above
ailments, even although his previous
efforts to obtain remedial aid have been
fruitleSs. Used with persistence, the
BittcTS that con qucr
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TOURT PROCLAMATION.
Monday Jan. 18th, 1898
Application for Unimprcyad Land.

Notice Is hereby given that we have filed
with the Secretary Of Internal Affairs OF the
State OF Pennsylvania, au application FOR a
warrant for l9is acres % unimpruvci land
situate In Jenner township. county OF som
ersct adjoining lands Of Jonathan Gardner
Joseph NadSwoTth on the east. lands wa rT.tn-
ted IN the name of Robert Parish on the
south aud west and lands Of Nancy Badger
on the north.
JOHN q. RATCiI.
NEWTON tJNLI-R
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21

The winter arrangement of passenger
trains on the Somerset Il Cambria Rail
road went into effect Sunday morning.
No change of time is made in the run
ming Of south bound trains, while north
bound trains are run ten INMATES ahead
Of the former schedule.
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Friday Nights Concert.

The Franz Wilczek Grand Concert
Company will appear at the Opera House
Friday evening. The company IL one ol
| the leading musical organizations in the
United States aud was secured az great
expense for this single entertainment.
Manager Cssebeer, Of the Opera House,
has for the past three or four years pro-
vidod az entertainment FOR his place OF
amusement OF the last night of Teachers
Institute, not only TO the qualification of
hundreds Of teachers, bat of the public
generally. Friday nights entertainment
will be one OF real artistic meri. and
should draw full house. The following
press notices Will give an idea OF the
treat in store for those who attend:
Mr.. Franz Wilczeh, young Austrian
and a pupil Of Joachim, played ''Ro-
nance and Finale of Wieniawski in "A
| manner TO astonish the audience. We
! have very few violinis:s of the calibre of
this young man, upon whose discovery
Mr.. Thomas is 20 he congratulated. In
response to prolonged applause Mr.. VILE
EEK played again, with the same beauti-
ful tone and musical inteiligencc.-.X. y.
Herald.
Mrs. Wilczek is a charming aid to her
husband-a feminine hand directed by a
woman's tender nature woos the violin
TO its sweetest utterances. So it seems as
Mrs Wilczek plays BIB,iHglam Daiiy
Ne,rs.
Nine. chultZe-Wichman charmed her
hearers, not only by her beautiful voice,
but showed such high state of cultiva-
tion in her style and artistic finish that it
places her, without doubt, in the front
rank of German Vocalists. She sang
with fire and noble inspiration, which
called forth the most enthusiastic ap-
plause Of the evening.-BcrIiR Germany
T'dgebIaH.
Signor de Pasquaii sang himself into
the affections Of the audience, which ap-
preciated his merits right speedily. His
voice is resonant, true, roand, full and
has the silver trumpet tone to it found
only in Italian throats.-EHo1giAe Ddi}y
Journal.
The opening number was piano solo,
which was given with fine conception
and skill by Mr.. J. Friedberger. His
technique was much admired, while his
excellent phrasing did full justice to the
composition. Nothing but praise may be
said of his work.-AucRt0 CoHsi't,tjOa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21

The teachers of Somerset county have
great fondness for DIR. Brumbaugh, of
Huntington. Perhaps it's his name that
attracts them, but we are inclined to the
opinion that it is what he says that draws
teachers 10 him.
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MONEY MAKER.

II frequently depends upon the auctioneer
how much money can b. realized at a public
sale He must have glib tongue. quick eye
and persuasive voice. John l. Tayman has
al uI thcS. requirements and has met with
uuhOuuded SUCCESS wherever his services have
been secured. He i the foremost auctiOnser
In Somerset county, to-day. Address
JOHN l. TAYMAN
I.lyanSSflle Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21

The following pension certificates have
been granted to deserving veterans and
widows in this county: Increase to
Ephraim Minor, Kingwood; Cornelius
Buechley, Jenner Y Roads; Solomon
Shaulis, Sipesvilie; original 10 Catherine
A. Rodgers, Hooversville.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of John =. kreCer. late OF Upper Tur-
kcyfOot township, deed.
Letters testameu;ary on the above g.
tate having been granted 20 the undersigned
by the proper authority. notice j. hereby Civ
en- 20 ui Persons indebted 20 said estate io
make immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same viii present tI.Ia H3r
settlement duly aathe euticdtcG, 80 tiie late res
ice-cc OF decd, in Upper TurSeyf0ot town
ship. SAifAI 4. kRfGE4t,
ENeyufrix.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21

Mr.. Wilson Shaver, of the boot and
shoe house of Shaver & Good, has accept
ed position to travel for large whole
sale boot and shoe establishment of Bal
timore. lie Will continue as a member
of the firm of Shaver & Good.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21

Mrs. Peter Gindlesperger, aged 90
years, died at her home near Ashtola,
Paint township, on Tuesday last from
typhoid fever. She leaves a family OF
twelve children. Her husband died last
Christmas day.
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Thursday, December 18th. next.

First and finIl account OF Moses LIpLart
committee q: Harriet Weaver
First and final account OF John L scott. as-
sigEee OF JGsius Walker.
First AID tina! account Of John r. scott.
assignee OF MaElou r. Walker
First and iual accOun; OF John r Scott. As
signec OF ". y. Baer.
First and final account Of Jonas = HerSh-
berger, assignee oi Solomon Hcrshberser
Firt account of F. NJ. Beichiey, assignee Oi
ID. A FFicdlinc.
First and final accOun. Of 7. ". Bieseckcr.
assignee OF jeremiah :Swartz.
Somerset Pa, f. p SAYI0R.
Nov. 18th, 81 ProthonotaTy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21

EN-Postmaster Welfey, OF Salisbury,
is attending institute. He is a member
of the Salisbury school board and teach
es a school III Greenviile township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21

Closing Out! clasing Dat. Closing Out
TO Quit BIsiness.
Great closing out sale of Boots, Shoes
and Rubbers, Trunks and Satchels.
1900 worth oF the above named goods
must be sold within the next sixty days
regardless Of cost.
Here is a chance you do not often get TO
supply your family with first class Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers for the winter.
Times are hard and people expect 10 buy
cheap. Do not miss this grand Cppor;u-
nifty.
FRANK SHIVLEE,
hnepper's Block,
Somerset, Pa
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4 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Barbara Ellen Toss, late Of Stony
creek township, decd.
Letters OF faGminisirati having been grant
cd by the proper authority, to tae uuoeTsiEu-
ed. notice Is hereby given 10 ali plreD1s IN
ceD.ed 20 said estate 60 make Immediate pay
incnt and those having claims against s-iij
estate VIII present them duly auihguticllt,,.
tOr settlement, on saturday, Nov, 18th, 1893, al
tine residence og administrator Ia Shanksviiic.
CHARLES ROSS.
Administrator.
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A pNINIsTRAToR,s NoTIcE.

Estate Of T.. u. Yutzy. late OF { U-sina borough,
Somerset county, Pa. deed.
Letters ofadministriiiOn having been grant
Cd by the proper authority, to the undcrsign-
ed, notice Is hereby given To al persons in
debtsd To said estate To make immediate pay
ment, and thos" having claims against said
estate will present them duly authenticated
for settlement, On Thursday, November -,
lSai, AT late residence Of dccca Sod.
MAMIE &. YUTZY,
JOHN X. Scott, Atty. Administrators.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-21

On the llth inst Mr.. Thomas Pullin. of
Confluence, and Miss Louisa Dridy, of
Listonbarg, were united in marriage by
Rev. III. NJ. Pe.rea
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Tha Evidence.

4 good many people in Somerset are
using the Cinderella Range, which is the
best evidence of its merits. Sold and
guaranteed by
JAMES b. HoLDERBAUM,
Somerset Pa
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Squire Levi Williams, of Upper Tur-
keyfoot township, has purchased the
Ludwick Gardner farm in jefferson
township, and will take possession about
April lst next.