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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
They Took Too Much.

The report of Eugene Hagan, ap-
pointed to take testimony in the case
of the United States against the Leav-
enworth Coal Co., will show that the
defendant has taken from beneath the
military reservation, outside of the
twenty acres authorized by congress,
2,035, 900. Is bushels of coal. This was
proved by two expert engineers, one
employed by the government and the
other by the company, whose estimates
were within half bushel of each other.
The royalty on the coal is said to be
about 100000
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
Minor State News.

Eugene " Debs is slated for four
speeches for the populists in the state
late in the campaign.
The Kansas hotel at Ellis was recent
" destroyed by fire together with an
adjoining harness shop
John Laughlin, the attendant at the
insane asylum at Topeka who beat one
of the aged inmates for talking back, :"
later drew his pay and left.
The Kansas board of cattle inspect
ors. at a recent meeting, recalled the
resolution passed early in August es-
tablishing quarantine in the state
against cattle shipped from Kansas
City.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
A Bank Ruling.

In response to the request of tho
bank commissioner for ruling in re-
gard to the authority of a banking cor
poratiOn, organized under the state
law, to issue promissory notes or bonds
of deposit, secured by the entire stock
and income of the corporation, Attor-
ney-General Little gives the opinion
that such practice is against the in
terests Of the general depositor, as the
holder of the notes or bonds would
have a prior lien on all the stock or in
come of the bank
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
To Honor Gov. Robinson.

A corporation has been formed for
the purpose Of erecting a monument to
the memory of the late ex-Gov. Charles
Robinson. Fifty thousand shares at 81
a share are to be sold. The incorpor-
ators include all of the state officers
and all of the living eX-gorernors and
other men prominent in Ka nsas. 1t is
proposed to build the monument above
a tomb on the summit of Mount Dread
at Lawrence.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
Democrats Confer.

A conference of the democratic edit
ors of Kansas was held at the rooms
of the state central committee in To-
pella few days ago at the request OF
Chairman Richardson to discuss the
political situation. The result was
that the central committee will pre-
pare an address to the democrats of
the state urging united support of
OvermYer for governor.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
Got Caught.

A miner named Cunningham tried to
steal into the race grounds at Leaven-
worth the other day by crawling
through q hedge fence, but he crawled
under the feet of d horse that COM
menced kicking and Cunningham was
terribly kicked and bruised. Physi-
clans pronounced his injuries fatal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
Incendiary Arrested.

Moses Lauden bach. who had but re-
Gently been released from serving a
second term in the penitentiary, was
recently arrested at Lawrence upon the
charge of burning Mr.. Vanhusen's barn
in Douglas county a week previous.
1t was thought to have been a case of
revenge.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
Fell Into "a Well.

Scott Howe, a farmer residing near
Granville, lost his balance while at
tempting to fish a bucket out of a well
the other morning and fell to the bot
tom, distance of 40 feet. His skull
was fractured by the fall and his re-
covery is doubtful.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
The Gold Brick Racket.

Henry c. Turner, an old gentleman
living near Holton, was recently
swindled out of 81, 900 at Topeka by a
scoundrel who worked the gold
brick game on him, but the sheriff
nabbed the fellow and taking the
money from him furnished him
quarters in the jail. He gave the
name of George Gordon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
EOund Dead.

James Long, night watchman at the
Central Branch shops in Atchison was
found dead in bed the other morning.
His wife had died about a week pre-
vious, since which he had been on
prOtracted spree.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06

The governor has pardoned Mary J.
Scales, a co1ored woman 90 years of
age. who was serving life sentence in
the penitentiary for murder committed
in Shawnee county. She had served %
years.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
A CoIored College.

The colored people have purchased
eighty acres of ground near Bonner
Springs and win erect an educational
institution to be known as John Brown
college. It will be for the education
of colored youth.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-09-06
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of the Daily News.
wAsHINGvoN NOTES.


BOTH houses of congress completed
business and adjourned at o'clock on
the afternoon OF Tuesday, August %.
THE secretary of war started an Off
Ger for Mount Vernon barracks, Ala,
where he will take charge of the Ger
onino band of Indians and escort them
to Fort Sill. Ok. The band is about ESQ
strong and was taken off the warpath
in Arizona and New Mexico in 1884 and
placed in prison in Alabama, where
they have since remained.
THE president sent to the senate on
the 27th message announcing the
ratification of the treaty extending the
time for the completion of the bound
airy survey between the United States
and Mexico.
THE conclave of the supreme lodge,
Knights of Pythias, was called to order
at Washington on the 28th by Supreme
Chancellor w. w. Blackwell. The re-
ports Of the officers were very crafty
ing to the members.
FIFTEEN thousand people participant
ed in the great parade of Knights of
Pythias, at Washington, on the 2Sth.
President Cleveland reviewed the pro-
ceSSiOn.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND left Washing
ton on the Goth for Gray Gables.
THE secretary of the interior has ap.
proved the allOtments in severalty to
the Yankton Indians in South Dakota.
There are 400 allotteeS and the al1Ot-
ments embrace over 100, 900 acres.
THE census Office made public on the
30th the principal results of the iuvesti-
cation of farmer home prOprie GOrShip
in all of the states and territories.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28

Mrs Ben Stern has been suffering with a
soreaTm for the past several weeks, and il is
feared that ampuiaiion will be the only al
tentative
There are sin a number of people who
have not faiiy recovered from the effects Of
tie poisoned meat eaten at the Holder sale
about one month ago.
Judging from the prices paid for cattle and
other articles exposed to public sale in this
section OF The county farmers have come 10
the opinion that tie money siringency is
about over. At John stufff's sale COWS
brought from $40 to so each.
It would appear that the religious senti-
msut Of the people Of this community is on
the decline. The Lutheran weekly prayer
meeiiug that hal been in existence for the
past fjr;y years has died natural death in
spite of the efforts Pot forth by a few old
msm5srs - keep it alive. The Sunday
School has been closed FOR the past month
vrd only about one-half Of the members at
tend the regular services. A protracfed
meeting might have tie effect OF bringing
the de5elici members back into the fold
William Daniels is slowly recovering from
9 severely sprained ankle
Ii. Ii. Gardncr, and family, Of JohnsioEn,
have been visiting here FOR thr past week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28
Why dove. So Maon ?
ZION he Fi.sbarsd unes.

From tle Pit.sbursl Times.
The is. or Ap-u is close 6, hand and The
annual Il s,iug has begun. Wsg5ns loaded
Vi'a furniture may bsseea or eye5y hand
This spriug heari.ns IS necessary il most
casss, somethins which cannot ordinarily he
ssi5of it, Oae may aa-n ils. many q
.am.iy has been ksrs poor by useless NOV
ing. The isea II it is usually that sQme-
tli1g 5suc7 en- be ht5 ia some other place
f1r the m1E-E. aaia f4issr lea peor.c sell
d5m take up. They are 10 bs..er satisfied
with tae new Place a. the end of u ysLf
tas1tasy we're with ths cd, and 50 it is
move sssia, whi-a means los Of time, OF
patienos aud cl,ea Of religion, 70 say 10th
ing o. tins outlay for uas carpets 2ad 60.
furniture smashed in tie m3yius. A score
Of thinss are pointed 10 as iniicltias Tie
rest,e=s1es or See American, but none indi
czres 81 better tlaa this 2 shi to neF homes
which have 70 alaliAgs over tie o.e.
There are men in Ills ci;y wao have spent
enough i1 tais vsy s.acs they began their
married life % tuy them homls ol their
0Fa- Ia view oltlis Ae, there sssns 10
hare been sd. o. sl:m hun7r 10 making
ali Fools Dag iae dag for 03T-1-. An3s-
every umeoac Of tucse man declare and
soms q them Telr ss they a-rsaiie with The
st9yepiPe. o. bru.se tAsi, 5asaIs Eith the
tack hammer, OF Ersaca the.I aacss pat-iag
up lie 5siste-d, thai iiaey wi.i u1t move
again unti they hava 20, bat as osrtaiaiy
a All Fools D-y comes a-aani tie fs-e O!
l.t.ius oeiais iaem- Il woG ! SEN that
o1iy h.e could compel ihsm 20 20 contrary
O. -heir sore experience N5a1Iy m5rs Ei--
lingly llaa ihsy al-nils ta2. m2sias day S
q p-cpriet5'y al F35's D4-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28
Change Of Dais f0r Holding Repuh
lican Primary Election.

Wednesday, Nay 23i. ls9i hss 5sen nam
ed IS the ds.e or holding TIE Republican
SAFE Conveldsa.
B1lsl9 o. Ruiel G0vsTuiuE Repuhiican
Primarg E.eo.ioas of Somerset County. PFC
v,de:
Taat ihe Repuhli1au psr,y of Somerset
County shsil he.t les primary election fer
tae nomination o. oeul-11its % ibe folIfh
1silulaT o. June II sach Teer- Pr0gi3ei
tia. 10 wears When tha Rep1hicsn Siste
Conven0on IS he'd prior 20 tha. dsse. tie
Chairman of Use Relua'ican County CON-
u.i--ss te sf.fhe-zsl % cali tie ssid prims-
= election e. o. cartier ta-c. tie CAeirman
90 gre e. lcas. - days no-ice cl szif charge
of date.
By virtre Of re eu.h5sify Of the above
qaote1 ru'e, NOTICES hereby given tae Re
pabiicln so;ea u ihe County that On
sITURD4T. E4F i2,h lsoi,
a primary eiostioa zin 5s hs.d f5r lie pur-
pase Of Homiaatiag oandiaases for the FOL
losing named olless ana e.rcting fzo dele
gate u .bs Republican safe Convention:
one person for Cousrsss.
One person for STATE Senator.
Two persons Tor Assemblymen.
0ce person for Poor Dires.or.
One person f2s Ju-v comnissie1e-.
Ar1Esr- FazD 81. BIEseckEa.
GEo. T. scrLL, Chairman,
SacreiaTy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28
pesperate struzale va a Madn,n-


Aibsr, Sorber, of Shade township, uho
was released from D.xmorf Insane Asylum
about three months ago. was lodged in jail
Saturday, on charge Of surety OF the peace.
preferred by Jere Befkebils. Of the same
township. Tee psis3aer's arms AID legs
were bound when be ass bro1ght 70 The isil.
Constable M4nsls, whe made the arrest had
a desPsssieamzg,s With the mauise before
lie conquered him. ssrber hrs. threatened
10 bEain tie on ssr wiia rolling pin. which
be swung over bis head, and after it vas
taken from him be secured a raz3r aad made
s dash az the Constable. Fortunately for the
Cfieer his brother had gone With him to
mske the arrest ard the two proved more
thar match for the ffenzsd uaa. They
did not succcei in bind.ng hin hoEever,
until after both had ss!t s0Tber's teeth iu
their arms and bad felt the force Of his heels
in their ssomachs
Two weeks ago Steward Niier. Of the Po1r
House, received recommendation telling him
that SSrbar had sglia bs,eme insane AID
asking him TO take charge o. him. 4z. Mil
41A hictat- cf4g-t Ay-lal Atl. t-ta- fAl tfl1e
bu. vas told By the prisoner mother th 81
be bad been conducting hiGseif be-ier since
the .et-er w2s written and that lae Thought
be wGu'd remain quiet ara p-acelbis If leit
al home. Miller decided 10 g-aiify ths
no.hess wishes. butfg3 CT tA7e, days 3i
lowing Lis gisit il is reported .aa- salbsr
%, drunk and going home 5.7Ss up a'i the
farnitcee in t4e house. ras uezl dag be
attacked NJ. Bsrk o le aud Threatened 10
xii lin. is o3ailc. aal-ly bsclme So
bad that tae na-ga5o7ao3: s.oJiia tsfsar0f
him aud ig was ta5asat expe5lsa; u haze
him brought 20 jla rather taan wait iJr the
poor authorities 10 lo1k ai.cz him.
S0rber wi be relaraed 10 Dixmoat as soon
as the necessary legal Steps have been taken.
he has bssu in .he Asylum OF t,ga former
occasions, aad j, g ssii vas ca153ael 81
the physicians both times before heirs -.l-
charged 20 s5s-sin from inlox-c4n.a
Persons fanAi-r vita tAe lacs slidu,c
sorbers meaiai d=sangs 10 0vle ia5ul-
gence in s.,oag driak ana en ua 35s-sag.s
temper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28

Jar5s a. = son q Nr Jsrsa.;ah E'u=i--,
Of R3xbury, diei of selrl-. Esvsr Oh Assea
1913. asei fourteen yesT5. To @ 81.
Gins.e.' s daughters are as p-ssa2t 81 i-sirg
lrom the sane lsas
Thursday m5-liug 81 Joseph Eiz, O.,
S.o-y1retk k tsEaslip. snEs-et ihc lla o.
h zzo3ld ea3i-Glaoe, aged th-ce vetu-
f-sa scs-Iel lefe-. i Is repeated th-t scag-
l.; teses has appeared IN Z naIi5,- 81 o,asr
fiail Is Ia tle ae,sh'solho-i q iae 8si.zs.
D f,rilh THn9eF. . din'aa.ivs -na1.
of HIIilserssk .osassiP, w-oie striking
ps-soaai.y was familiar 10 people having
l'is.aess a,ars tl= e,nr.s of i2is elaaiy
dlTias ale p4s- several 5ssliss, dsi On the
I7.hi1.t z EreI all @.91e ard & j. nol
kaoRa ss SHAT boar The drslt eun aoas
cama 10 hin II a's bI9i b. s9ns )f his
neiehb5s si,liag N 3 rocking chsiE. s.iil in
d-a,h. BE wzz p-s5a5ly 3 yslrs eg sss.
Nu. Jalis Holder, rsl.et Of william Hol-
der. Of Qasnahonias toxash;p dieI last
Wsiassla morning. aged aboat 20 yes-s.
Ger bus52ud died last fsi' aai i Eas Il tise
sale of his peaoati eifscis, few Esek's
sinsa. that a number Of pers7ns Ws1e p1.son-
el by eating poisoned ms4t. Ms H)iier's
death can nos be attributed % this caase,
since her iilaess vas Of iaas duration. sae
IS survived hy . number Of children. one Of
them being Samuel Holder, Of Somerset
township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28
- so -. - Marr.sa.

David Oaine ard Caffeine Keyser, Of
Jenaer township. ws-e married D. = quire
Keller bis on in Lincoln township, on
Taes54v, March - 1891
Mr. Joseph B7v5E who is s. zr3ear at
H5evergiiic aad Wiss N=-t.e H-.p'., 3l1ra-
ter Of NJ Ffank Ee.ple, o. Isa-r t7Fn aaip,
were united 10 marriage lass Tuesl1y even
i1g g. the reilencs Of Rev. g. 81. Christ
pastor Of the La.agan Cau-ca, at Jeaner-
t5En.
Mr. Joseph Anzeay, Of Johls-7vn, ard
Miss Lssrs, daughter Of Josiah Fank. o.
Jsuaer tawnship, wsrs uaitsi ia marriage
Thursday afternoon by Il. A. Bafaagton, AZ
the UaiteI Brs,hran csurch parsonage. ~
Bsas1a b1r5sgh. Tley 1iH make .le.r p
,1'e bomeil JotasDza. vae-s tbe groom
Is employed rs saiesnaa IN BE P-an Ira
&c ComFa1y's store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28
Nsl.3rsbIrx

Tls sus.t =-issa vas Short ba. sScst.
Tas sac oftae alailissa.or OF John
Gssnsr Eas vs3 atlsaisi. All she articles
o.fsrsi f5r sale 5rSlsat q fair Pries-
Oar nac5lal-J. 7. Eaael-vao he'd
been clryinson basre-s in This Place fsr
the ,ass ten yeus has s5ss1.e3 hinss-i
fom tbs I'4ss ara tlkea charge q Be
sand Ps.ca Helsi. J. J tas s,rays beea e
v=.l-todo citizen % tais pla,e.
II. L Y Lspley is s.al tsaliag to his
daiiesas as-ia.aat -nss.sr ct tais place.
TIE a-.eaiaaes OF tas sel75i here bsias
kept aprsa wsl ua-sr tie slps-fi,i9a Of
T. & shsul.s. EAo ha7 5,sa gely saraslsfal
IN his pzolsss.oa-
Rev. Kaepper mas haiA ssriss OF meetings
during the past resk.
Bssszr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28
LyXECUTOR.s NOTICE-

Estate Of Noah ShaiIar. late of Quemahcninx
toE ls1ip. Somerset county Pa, deed
Letters testamentaIy OF the above estate hay
Ing beeu granted % the unsie ergiled by the prop
er authority notice L hereby given % all persons
Indebted % said estate % make immediate ray-
ment and those having claims sgains. the same
viii present them drl5 authenticated f1r settle
r-eft 20 the executor, a. his residence In said
township, on wednesday, April Ssh, is9f-
D. r SHAVER
Executor Of Noah Shaisi.r deed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28
NOTICE.

Letters Testamentary, having been issued b
the Register % Wills Of Somerset county. Pa. 70
the undersigned. On the estate Of Hariah Ringer,
Late % biarx township. Somerset county, Pa
decreased. notice is hereby ziven 10 all persons In
d-bIed % said estate - make Immediate pay
uleur, and those having claisls against the same
VIII presert them 70 the undersigned a. The house
Of A. J. Sterler IN Black t0Euship somenef
county. Pa, on sal lrcay the 2Ist, day q April
A. D. l-1f dUly authenticated Tor settlement and
allowance.
CoibOrn & coibOrn, HARVEY OHLER
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Tuesday She C3g1'y C5mmissioue.s in
spectei the bsidge crossing LEa-e- Gli
Creek Ct squire join Il Ilier's IN Middle
creek township, oae iaile 5e'0w Trent Iae
bridge was condemned some time aso by
viewers. Il has lot yet been decided TO re-
place il.
Thursday the Comnissi0ne-s selected @
site f1r a bridge to cross tie Cazselmau liy,r
IS Markleion The site seieceI is g l-w
rods below tie present tlam-.oai bridge 1t
Is probable hat advertisements asking t-r
bids for tbe erection Of the piers and abut-
nents viii be published next week.
Friday the Commissioners viewed site
suggested for bridge ac-es tls C.sssl-l2u
river ata point Enosn IS M21sls Cross-
ing" bstzeea Meyensia's aaI s lis51ry.
No definite action vas l4ksl in rglri 70
the matter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28

After spending nine years in ihe west Sir.
George B. Walker, son OF Benjamin Walker,
OF Brothersyalley township, has returned 70
Berlin. He tried farming in South Dakota,
bat has made up bis mind that there are
worse places 70 live than in Somerset coan-
IS. He has not ye. decided where he viii
locate
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28
NOTICE.

In the estate Of joel Z. X ing late Of Cpper Tur-
keyfOct township. IL said county.
NOTICE & hereby given that b. F. SNYDER
has made application % The Register Of Wills for
said county. for letters Of administration upon
the estate % Joel l. King who Is alleged 70 have
been absent AMI uaheaTd Of for more Than seven
years last past, and who = believed 20 b. dead
rfel the sad heg stcr has certified said aDplica-
tiou 20 the Orphans CCurr Of said county, aud
that On the lfth day of May. A. D. 1854 Il the
COuTt House IN the borough u Somerset IN said
county. the said Court VII hear evidence con-
reTuiEg the alleged ahssnce Of The sail suppass.i
decedent and t1s circumstances and d1ration
thereof By ihe Court
JACOB 2 MILLER
Feb 20 % Clerk.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28

Anumber Of Somerset county people Wis
tied Johnstown last Thursday for the p1r-
pose Of seeing James J. Corbelt, the champi-
on pugilist Of the world.
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The managers Of the Msrkleton Sanitari-
um have large force Of men ct work
lsveling up the ground in front Of that in
stitution
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28

The following appointments for the som
e-set district were made at the annual con
ference Of the Evangelical Association st
Hyndman last week Presiding Elder j.
". D5saer; Berlin and Stoyes,oFn, H y
Cook; Jennertown, S. B. Rohiaud; Salisbury
and lockwood, 8. Miliir5a; Somerset, "
Houpt Res J. D. D5mer, who has accePt-
ably filed the Some-sst charge f)- the pas
two years, has accap,el charge in Canton,
Ohio.
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Jurors fer Msy-specIaI-Term OF

Jurors fer May-SpecIaI-Term OF
Court.
The following persons have been drawn to
serve as traverse jurors at the May Special
Term of Count, commencing Monday, May
l4ih, lS3i:
Addison-Samuel Deal.
Alegheny-John O. Gellef.
B'sck-Hsa5y Afehison.
BfothersYalley-Ps.er Baker.
Coaemaugh-Jaeob r. Christner, Peter
Thomas.
Elk Lick-Wm. Nick -lson.
Fsirhope-Cysus Hu.zal. W. II. Suder.
Gneenyilie-Adam Deal.
Jaaner-BeajAtnin Elos F. z. Heiple.
Lower Turkey eyfoot-Adam Nicholson, John
P. Thomas.
Milfo-d-Gliian 4 Walker.
Mayersiale Bor.-Aus;in Friedline, E2h-
rain Mckenzie.
New Baltimore Bor-F. A. Werner
Paiat-Garscil Re3ln, :. J. Maham, Hi
ram Hessh5srger. Lewis D. ShaGsr.
olsmahoniug-Gzo- ~. miller.
lockwood B5r.-D1yii J. Wo!fsrs5srysr.
- " Coughenour.
shsde-chas. W Williamson.
Somerset-Simoa Siu'znan, Fred Pile,
joseph Davis, John Il. Ke.ser, samuel
Wendell.
s;onycreek-Joha Bsrksy.
Salisbury BoF.-Heny Dsah.
Southampton-Jacob Kennel
summ-i-3. B. C5ughenour, Hiram Nos
grave.
Upper TurLey 'sot-A. J Hyatt
Wo.lerLlrg Bor.-J T. ShaffeF
Fruis culture is more proa.ab,e 70 th5
farmer uaT than bis o;he. crops Brown
Bsos. %, the nost extensive nursery house
in tae L. s, have Vacancy in this section.
WI.ls ;hem 1T Rochester, " T., for their
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28

It viii do eX Sheriff Goods host Of friends
good to see that genial geutlsmla behind
counter selling dry goods aud clo-hing. B1t
they can see him there every day IN the
week hereafter by calling at the establish
ment heretcfor known IS Kuep2er & Fer
nef's. but now known as Knepper a Good
Mr Good purchased the interes, Of the
late EiEin C. Fsrner and took possession
last week.
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B.s5 ,.f.is tor,s q, ,r.3ss.,-,.t t.-.,.
saip. o. thel5.bo. s.srs.,. ls3i. G-oree Pie.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28

Monday night was one Of the coldsst ex-
perienoed in this section the present winter.
The mercury marked eight degrees above zero
Tuesday morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28
EXECUTORs' NOTICE.

Estats Of Margaret W. Dodds. izte Of c1ulusoes
Borough, Sslnersct eoGEty, Pa, deed
Letters tsstameutary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted % the undersigned by the prop
erautho-ify, notice Is hereby given 10 All persons
indebted % sasd estate . make immediate pay-
meut and those having claims sgainst the sane
VIII present them forSctfienent duly authsntica-
ted on saturday. April zlst. fs94 Al the store OF
the undersigned IN Confasnce. Pa.
JACKSON DODDS,
Scott OSle, W C. Dodds,
Au'ys. Execufors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28

Those h-ss aal bonne.s. T.sSse wssps :
Those drcss Trimmings Anl All those 9th
er nice and useful articles 3. Z A. Sayds's
and then yol get saeh a good l0s FOR yaar
mones =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-03-28

An effort is on foot to abolish hiiching
posts for horses on the streets ofthis bor.
ough- The town officials claim that the
streets can never be kept in proper sanitary
condition so long as this practice IS c5aun-
ued.