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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

COSGEEssMAS BELTzH0OvER, Of the
York district in this State, is another
Democrat who viii not bow the knee TO
tie Pension and Free Trade vagaries Of
this Administration He had the hon
esty and temerity some time since TO de-
nounce Hoke Smiths rsid on the old
pensioners, and lately he announced on
the floor OF the House his opposition to
portions Of the Wilson free trade bill.
As a matter OF course the Democratic
iournals-Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart,
little dogs sll-sre bowling on MS trail
and he is being denounced and read
outof the party"
In fact and in truth, Mr.. BeltzhUOver
is "died -in-the-wool Democrat and q
"tsrif reformer," but ne gags at free
trade. He IS a man Of ability and Is
serving his fourth term in Congress. But
what matters q Democrats lifetime par
IL record, OF his ability, or his fidelity TO
the interests or his constituents, if he
vii not submissiyely bow to the dictates
Of the Southern free trade element now
contI,Iing that pzrty2 We much mis-
Judge the man If be VII be driven 10 Vi
olate his conscience b. fszr Of the party
lszh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
Danger In the Income Tax.


NEv YoRK, Jan. 2s-Rlchz-i Croker rs-
tarne1 from Washington yesterday Ee
said be called on the President simply -
pay his respects, and talked with some OF his
friends in Congress ab0st the mistake be
thought would be msde 10 push the income
tax bill. 4 tried % impress IT upon ms
friends in Congress, said NJ. Croker, hoE
likely II was that declaration in favor Of An
income tax might endsnger the passage Of
the Wilson bill and the success OF our con
gressionsl candidates in this city next Sesk.
4 was very frank il telling Speaker CrisP
and Others that the party that fathers an in
come tax would have hard row to hoe, and
repeat that statement now. Such a tax Is
inquisitorial and unjust Many OF those
who would be required By Law 10 pay Il
would evede 1t, while the honest m1n OF
moderate income viii settle. The landlord
for instance, in case he is compelled 70 pay
the tax, will see to il that the poor tenants
rent is rsised oorresP0ndingly. 50, you see,
sfter al, the poor, and not the rich, are the
ones who really viii suffer most
What they call unjust taxation has
already driven some pe0pleout ofNew York
They thought the real estate, personal snd
other taxes were too great How much more
cause for complaint would there be should
the income tax bill become e Law"
And do you think it willt7
Il don't know. That il viii have power
ful opposition was apparent to me during
my stay in Washington
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
Muscle and vIgor-A Difference.

Many muscular men succumb 20 fatigues
borne With ease by persons far their inferior.
IN physical strength. Muscle does not imply
Fig0r. n fsct, IL IS not difficult Of DrOOf thai
athletes do not live as long nor eni0y as good
health as the average individual who j.
visorous-thsf Is 10 say, whose digestion
and sleep are unimpaired. whose nerves are
tranquil, and Who has no organic tsnden Y
to disease These requisites of vigor are
conferred upon those inherently weak, no
les ihan upon those debilifated through
wasting sease, by a thorough. persistent
oourse of H0steiser's Stomach Bifiers. the
leading national tonic, ind0rsed and recon-
menGed By physicians Of eninence. Il viii
not end0E y0l Eith the muscle ola Coroet;.
bat Il viii infase energy int0 yc1r system,
and renew the active and healihfnl per
Torrance Of is functions Il averts aud
cures malarial. rheumatic and kidney com.
paints, aIo osercomeS dyspepsia, con
siipstOr. Ever trouble aud nery0usneSs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
ON TO WASHINGTON.
Another Opportunity to Visit the
Capitol of the Nation.
LOW RATES AND EXCELLENT
TRAIN SERVICE.

On THURSDAY, February Slh, B. & 0. r. r.
Co. viii run the second Of the series Of mid
winter excursions 70 Washington from
points On its lines between Pittsburgh.
Wheeling, Parkersburg, Lexington and Ha-
gerstown. Toe same arrangements that
proved 50 satisfactory for the former excur-
sion. viii be continued Those who could
not take advantage Of tie fFst excursion
should use every endeavor TO 20 this time
Washington is al instructive city as well as
beautiful one and every citizen Of this
great Republic will feel prouder Of his coun
lEy after visit 10 lis Capitol. Congress viii
be in session aud j; will be specially inter
esting to watch the part your representative
takes il the qaesiions that nov occupy its
time and are - freely discussed in TIE press
Of the country The numerous public
bGildings, art galleries, museums. &c, are
open to visitors free OF charge, and Mt. YER
non, Annapolis, Baltimore and Old Point
Comfort, all within easy reach oasr the
tourist additional attractions to fill up the
ten day itinerary.
We give below list OF stations in this vi
ciniiy showing time Of trains and rates Of
fare
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
Holiday Cheer.

The holiday season IS close upon Us. and
every household in the land is preparing for
the plum pudding. and the general feasiing
and rejoicing A little good brandy for the
minee PIE, rum Tor the pudding or q little
sIimulani TO keep the spirits up and the
cold ont, Is absolutely necessary for an old
time Christmas cheer. One Of the most
prominent liquor dealers in the conntry, Mr..
Max Klein Of Allegheny, Pa, whom We can
cheerfuIly recommend, and who has the
reputation for handling only absolutely pure
liquors, viii sell you the following brands Of
six year old pure Penn'a Ryes, al SlOO per
fuli quart or six for $ CO. Bear Creek
Gibson, Gnckenheime-, Pinch and OVerholt
The famous Silver Age. the finest ghiskey
in the country at 81 80. and Duquesne, a
whisksy distilled from Rye and Malt, at
Il > per quart. Guckenheimer year old,
81 15c per quart, and the Anchor Rye a. soc
You can have your choice of all kinds Of
California Wines, Gins, Rum ard Brandy,
all pure and old al from 80 cents per quart
up. All goods neatly boxed and shipped by
express send for catalogue and price list
Of al kinds Of liquors 10 Max Klein, 50
Federal 81, Allegheny, Pa.
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ernment Of its revenues and beggars It's
people. and then propose to borrow from
them the means Of defrsying the expens-
es of the Government. Great hnaneiers
are these modern Democrats. !. tor
more than thirty years the Republicans
provided for theexpenses Of the Govern
ment and paid of many millions OF the
public debt, and by their policy kept the
country in q condition Of unparalleled
prosperity. With less than a year OF
control by the Democracy beggary and
vaut stalk throughout the land, its IN
dustries are prostrated, snd it is proposed
to supply the governments necessities oy
borrowing and increasing the public
debt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
News Items.

Pending the settlement OF Senator Stan
fori's estate, his widow will get an allow
ance OF $4,000 a month.
Refusing TO indorse free silver. Governor
Stone OF Mississippi. has taken himself out
| Of the Senatorial race
Mrs Thompson. wife Of Speaker c. c.
Thompson. OF the State legislature. died at
Warren. Pa, Sunday, after q short illness.
Representative sibley, Democrat, Of Penn
| sylyania, has sent his resignation to the
/ governor Of Pennsylvania, as = member Of
congress, to take eject Februsry Il.
4 big Democratic mass meeting was held
at Mechsnicsburg. Pa Monday night. = hen
resolutions we're adopted De Il ouncing Demo
cratic Congressman F. E Belzhoover as a
traitor for opposing the Wilson tariff bill,
and demanding his resignation.
james Newton Hill, convicted Of fmurier-
I ing Mrs. Rosa Roeizler in the East Psrk.
/ ALLEGHENY was sente need to death by Judge
slagle on Saturday. Hill was deeply affect
ed and sept bitterly during the proceedings
Tie application for : new trial was consid-
I cred and refused.
Rev II. q. Pershing. pastor Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church At BeiIeyernon, Fay
estee county. has LEFT his charge very sud
denly. is alleged that before be left be
confessed TO the Presiding Elder that he had
/ oeen guilty ofimpropsr conduct with young
ladies Of his congregation. A warrant has
been issued for his arrest. Mr.. Pershing's
| friends believe his mind is affected, and that
be is not responsible fer his actions.
While the body of August Eiehert OF
Scranton. Pa, who fatally shot himself q
week ago because his love for Miss Sophia
Miller was rejected, was being borne 10 the
grave Thursday the object Of his alteration
vas being welded to another. Miss Miller
was married to Professor i. KOon, Organist
Z Of Zion Lutheran Church. The ceremony
was prefArmed in the room just outside Of
/ which Eichert lay down his life for love.
ofsix bills favorably acted on By the
I House Committee on Invalid Pensions.
three concerned survivors ofthe War ofISl2.
Andrew franklin, Of Cofey County, Kan.
who is q survivor, IS l02 years old. Jane
Thompson is a widow ofan 1872 war sur
viyor and nearly 100 years old. Rsbeccl
Risley. also Of Louisville, Ky, is a widow 90
years old, blind and helpless. Another bill
is 70 pension Hannah Lyon, OF Marblehezd,
daughter of a Revolutionary soldier, who
posed as model Of the soldier which sur
mounts the Trenton u. j. battle monu-
ment, Is nearly 100 years old and destitute
The building on the Boone Coun'y Iowa.
Poor Farm in which the incura5le insane
were confined was burned at 10 O'Clock
Wednesday night, and eight Of the nine
inmates were burned to des;h. Oaly one
woman, T. HibbArd-escspsd from the
building and gave the alarm 10 the Steward.
who was in the building adjacent I, was
then too late 10 save the insane people. and
the main building vas saved only by the
greatest effort. The steward says he bank
ed the fire in the furnace about O'Clock
and does not know how the FIRE originated
unless by defective fle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

il Is amusing 70 see the Democratic
journals rest their case on the alleged
fact, daily psraded by them, that the
mills all over the country are resumine
work. Hitherto they have denounced
the existence Of these same mills as mo-
nopolies and oppressoFs Of the workmen
and their owners as "robber Barons, en-.
rched by an unoonstituiiona tariff. Now
the resumption Of every mill ostensibly
warns the cookies Of their hearts. They.
IN the slang Of the day, could give old
PolOnius points.
HAELEr-Do yoa see yoader cloud, thsfs Al
snost IN shape Of a camel
ho--Bg the 2ass. Snd It's Ike camel in
dssd.
EaE--Neihinks Il : Ike weasel
FoL-Itis backed Ike weasel.
HANOI. like : y hale.
ioI--Ye-y Ike whale
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

C0SGEEssuAN SBLET, Of the Erie
Crawford district in this State, has re-
signed the Office because ne could not
swallow the Wilson free trade bill and
share the responsibility Of the distress
sud ruin It viii bring upon the working
men and farmers OF the land. Mr.. Sib-
ley was a favorite Democratic candidate
for Governor, but this rare exhibition Of
conscience will utterly destroy al his
hopes in that direction, if he had any.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

TIERS IS No longer the slightest pre-
tense made that the Wilson bill entitled
bill 10 reduce taxation an1 provide
revenue for the Government will accom-
plish either Of its professsd objects. Il
is admitted by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, as well ss by ali its supporters,
that It viii not provide sufficient revenue
for the Government, and there has beea
reported and Is nov pending bill to in
crease taxation by levying a direct tax
on incomes and increasing the tax on
whisky, cigarettes, &c. Ha=ing secured
poSer by false Preienses, the same false
preieDses are carried out in methods Of
legislation. 4 spade Is no longer a
sp&de, nor tax tax, in the Democratic
VOCABULARY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

TIE warring factions Of the Democra-
Cy in this State have nov two regularly
nominated candidates for Congressman
at-large in the field. Efforts are being
made to get the two wings Of the party
TO fop together, but without any pros
poets Of success. The Republican candi-
date-Galusha A. Crows already as
good as elected, and the only fun the Re-
publicans have in store is to watch the
kilkenny eat fight between the two fac
tons Of the disunited Democracy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
Afraid TO { ace Adversi,x.

HUSTlSsDoS, Pa, Jan. 2S.-Lying in bed
BESIDE his Il months old baby and bis wife.
Lewis N. Crum, zgsd "A, this evening put 4
bullet from 3S-caliber receiver into his
len temple aud ended his life instantly.
Cruu's niud had been ns.ioesb,y zlFsciei
for some time and being ont Of work. be
grew dss25ndsnt His aged mother, Who
has just coaeln1ed al eight weeks period Of
nursing ano.eeF son who had 65,h legs Gu.
OK By the can. Is almost frantic with gr.ef.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

4 HALF DOZEN test votes within the
past few days show conclusiyely that the
Democratic free trade element is in con-
trol Of the National House Of Represen-
tstives. In truth there is no longer any
effort made 10 disguise the fact that the
National Democracy is Joined 10 its free
trade idol, and the cuckoo journals are
nov openly denOuncing any and all
Democratic members who dare attempt
10 protect the interests Of their constitu-
ents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
DIED..

TEDROW On January 10Th. near Glade,
Pa, Mr. Jonas Tedrow, aged y years and 3
Gus farmers, who took care to educate bis
children, OF which he has nine, and among
them Is Rev. W L TedroE, Dr. James Ted
row, and Miss Bertha. who Is nov reading
medicine in Philadelphia, Pa. Aud not
only did be educate his children. but he
brought them up in the church, OF which
all are to Gay members, and look forward
with hope to a glorious reunion in heaven
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
AnFarmers May unita.

HARRIsBUxG. Pa, Jan 25--A plan to con-
solidate all farmers organizations in the
United States Is being sgitated. The
Executive Committee OF TIE National
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Unlou has
fixed Topeka, Kan. and February &. as the
place and date for the national cJnTsnilon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
Jerry simpson Fleoree.

WAsHIs0r0E. Jan. 2J.-"Jaekr Robinson
and Jerry Simpson locked horns in the
House to-day over the yslae Of farniands
Thesockless statesman from Kansas made
the assertion tba; farms had not appreciated
in value under the protective system Of the
Republican party. Mr.. Robinson disputed
the statement and read Telegram from
Simpsons home 10 the effect that Jsrry's
oEn farm OF eight handred acres in Barbour
county, ansls, bad i0ablei in value in the
last ten years. Robinson was loudly ap-
plsnded By The RsPEb.iesns as vel as By
the galleries.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

THERE was lively debate in the House
on Friday last between the Democratic
friends Of the working men over a pro-
posed amendment reducing the duty on
uncut diamonds and precious stones. i;
Is quite interesting 70 observe the ankle
IS expressed by these special friends Of
the poor, that they may have their dia-
monds cheaper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
A SUIT at Law For a Nickel

SAskTO6A, Pa, Jan. 27.-Ta1 Collector
Montgomery Yerger snd james NoI, 8
blacksmith, yesterday me; in George C Hol-
lenbacb' store here, AID each asked for a
plug Oftobaoco. one Of the men pa. nick
e upon the counter, and when the two
plugs Of tobacco we're produced both men
claimed the I've cents Af,er dispute that
lasted an hour, the men went 10 JusticeOf he
Peace Christman 10 have be matter settled.
Yerger ssore the money vas his, but Soll.
Who claimed il was Dot. refused 70 take an
cath to that effect The tax collector got
the nickel. snd the blacksmith PAID the costs
amounting 10 a good many nickeis
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

THE New York Herald and other lead
ing Democratic free trade journals that
are hostile 70 an income tax are advocat-
Sng sn issue Of small bonds BY the Gov
eminent, which they denominate @Ia-
Testnents for the people" A very
cs'chy term for people who have roth
ing TO invest. These psosessed adVo-
Gates Of the peoples interests first urge a
fee trade tarif that deprives the Gov-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

The "reyenne tariff bill7 that will not
raise revenue is being hurried through
the House under the party lash. The
smokeless chimneys, idle factories, IN
employed men and famishing women
and children count for nothing as against
theoretical free trade. That the bill viii
pass the House Is a foregone conclusion,
although its progenitors admit that il
viii fall short by more than $4,000, 900
OF raising the necessary amount Of reye-
uua
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

ing cars on the night train.
COrresPoniiagly lOE rates from other sta
lions.
Tickets viii be good ten DAYS. and viii be
valid for passage from Washington to Balti-
more al any tine within the life Of The tick
et
For Pullman Car accommodations and
guide TO points Of interest in Washington,
address ne4res; B. 4 o. agent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

IoN Johnson only and ire
pressibie free trader Of that name in
Congress; Tom" Of Cleveland and
MOxam fame, stepped into the arena on
Friday LAST in behalf Of the babies ol
this glorious Republic. TIE question
being on an amendment to the schedule
taxing dolls. the free trade Statesman
plaintively inquired IF there were not
enough grown people in the country
without taxing the children" The sym
pathetic Toms" motto apparently is {:
Let the workmen stsrye, but give their
babies untsxed dolls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
wilson Beaten in Caucus.

WAsHISGToE, Jan 25 -Bg vote Of 50 to
II the Democrats ofthe House OF Represen-
tatives, in eaueas this evening, decided that
the bill recently reported 70 the House by
Representative McNiliin from the Committee
on Ways and Means. providing for ;ax
upon incomes. should be offered as a amend
ment 20 the pending Tariff bill. This action,
while not necessarily binding upon those
who attended the caucus. msksi; practical
ly certain that the income tAx proposition
viii BE- added to the already oyerEeighted
Wilson bill
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

The Judiciary Committee Of the
House has fAvorably reported E resolG-
ton denying the right Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury 10 issue bonds, save for
redemption purposes. Now watch Sec
retary Carlisle contemptuously kick the
resolution Of his party friends under his
Office table and proceed with the sale Of
bonds. L must not be forgotten that
this is a personal Administration, and
that Cleveland, like Andy" johnson,
viii brook no opposition 20 my policy"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

CoxGREssWAS HICKS made 8 tariff
speech in the House last week, which We
observe is heartily commended by the
correspondents Of the Republican daily
journals Of this state.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

have a large line Of Blankets,
Comforts, Shawls, Table Covers,
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels,
etc, that must be sold.
Our stock Of Carpets, Rugs, Lace
Curtains, Flannels, and Portiers,
at way down prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

A GOOD many factories and mills are
starting up. buta al Of them with reduced
Democratic wages This, however, is
better than absolute idleness.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
GALUsHA A GROW.

WITH wool, eosl, iron-ore, sugar and
lumber on the free list, the pretense that
the Wilson bill IS s revenue measure
could not fool blind man.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31

We want sLOO for 20 y'ds OF be=t Indigo Blue
Calico
We want sl-oo for 2l]S y'ds best Dark Calieoes.
We vsut 81 % for : y'ss Of good Calico.
We want sI00 Tor 20 y'ds OF Domestic Flannel
We wantslOo Tor . y'ds OF gooi Dress Gin.
CHAM.
We za1t 500 for > y'ds ofhea7y-weigh, Gin
CHAINS.
We want 81 90 for 3 y'is Of good Muslin.
Outing Flauneis AZ S. Z, and scents.
shirtings Of kinds al ete, :. and S cents
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AYERS
HAIR ViCO r
Physician wants Primer in Rusiness.

physician. Regular. ia n city % ao.li', doing
s-cilfv and 81 ca practice slnloo pr year, 3 90 o
which l. cash sill sell enc-half interest - right Har
~ Reason for seIinr Outside matters demanding A.
rnfion- vita no persons the businfs be incre1s
"a 10 $500 VII also ci-FSe OF English wilton car
pets Pizno ENceieuf led nom sts, Ipboislere1 bur
nifure Lambriquus Psrfiers in fart entire furnish
uleutand equipment cf ten iel ROOM h1use. upN IN
slri for a. ~ one-haif iuteresf in llcraiye appoint
mont 1es with sale. Price for one-haif interest 500
or uith entire household furniture le Would TAX
trdrlsir.s In cash and one third tn Real E-faie-
Aldress= Regular
L care Of Dispatch P--fsoIrEhs n
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DUE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

To Mary NerIey. iuternarried with John
Thomas. Of Brush Valley P. o.. Indiana coanEy,
Pa Hiram Meriey, Of Shipshewsna, Lagrange
county Indiana Henry Merley, Of sheldon,
Obrieu county. lows
YouRre hereby cited 20 be and appear before
the Judges of our Orphans Court, at an Orphans
Court 10 be held a. Somerset. Pa. on Monday.
the 18th day OF February. is9f a. 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon then and there 70 accept or refuse
"a take the real estate OF John Merley. Sr- de-
ceased al the appraised valuation put upon Il by
an Inquest duly awarded by said Court and re-
turned on the llth day Of December. lsaci or
show cause Why the same should not be sold
And hereof fail not
Sheriff-s ONE EDWARD HOOVER
l7ti Jan IS9f Sherif
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-31
PULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

To Israel GlOtfelty OF Garrett county. Mary
land Mazhen Donges. Of the STATE Of Kansss,
and Martha Donges, iutermarrfed with -
MauSt OF Allegheny county, Pa
You are ereby cited 70 Be end appear before
the Judges Of 0lr Orphans Court. At an Orph6ns'
Court to be held ~ 50 1erse- on Monday. the
18th day Of February, 1895. Gt 20 O'Clock in the
forenoon. then and there TO accept or refuse 10
take the real estate OF jeremiah GiOtfelty, dee d
Al the appraised valuation PIT upon Il by an in
g~esf duly awarded BY said Court AMI returned
on the lith day Of December. l-s3 g show cause
why the same 81 Juid not be sod And hereof
fail not.
Sherif's Ofice. EDWARD HOOVER.
I-th Ian 1901 Sheriff
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pULETO TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

u
To Annie Faidley. Levi Faidley. Henry Fsid-
ley. simon Fsidley Of Colfsx. Jasper county
Iowa. Joseph Rembold Of Egion Preston cOun-
y, West Virginia. Nancy. interularrled with
Nm Bitfner. Of Garrett county. Maryland.
You are hereby tied 20 Dc and appezr before
the Judges OF our Orphans Court, 81 an Orphans
Court 70 be held 81 Somerset Pa. on Monday,
the 18th Gay Of February. Isl, AZ 10 o'clock In
the forenoon, than aut there 10 accept or refuse
% take the real estate q Christian RembOid.
decd. AZ the appraised valuation pur upon il By
an i1qnest duly aW Ertied BY said CoUrt. and re-
TUNED on the iltk day q December, ls95. or
show cause why the same should not be sold,
And hereof fail not
sheTif's gfiec, 2 EDWARD HOOVER,
I7th Jan Ise4 sheriff.