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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14
PEGIsTER's NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given 70 all persons concern
"a as legatees, creditors, or otherwise, that the
following accounts have passed Register. aud
shat the same vii be presented for confirmation
and allowance az an orphans Court 10 be held
Al somerset Pa, on wednesday, Feb. =. l79i-
Account OF John W. EisleF, sdminisirat1r OF
Conrad Habel, deed
First and final account OF ]. A. ard C. L. Gless
ner. administrators Of Lewis Glessner. decd.
Fist and fnal accolnt Of Charles Elrick, ad-
miuistrato- Of Isaac Elriek, decd.
Account OF Charles A. Mitchell, executor Of
Accoanr OF Conrad aud AbrSm Miller, admin
istrators Of Christian l. Miller, deed.
First and final account Of Joseph j. seese, eN-
ecutOr Of John l. Seese. deed.
First and final accom-. OF Missouri J. Phiilippi,
adtninistratrix Of J0an ". Pnillppi, deed.
First account Of Henry WilmOth, Auiard +.
Briuham and Joel l. Griaiih, administrators OF
Alfred Nilm0th. dee
Second account of Alfred y. Snyder, executor
Of + las Sanmer, dCc'd
First and 1nai account OF Hiram Orrls, eXeCU
.Or Of Jacob Murphy, deed.
Third account Of John G. Reiiz. executor OF
John Ware, decd
Account Of ". II. Hay, glar1tan OF Florence
LivengoOd.
First ana final account OF Jacob B. Friediine.
administrator Of Hiram Bfubaker, deed
tirst AMI iiuai account OF Edward smith, aG-
ninist satOr OF Margaret smith. decd
Firsi and final accouuf Of T.. ". viii, admins
.ratOr OF John Freieriek UphOuse, dee &
first aud hnal account Of Augustus Heiieys
administrator and trustee Of Jacob TnOmp=0n,
deed
First and fual account Of John C. Engle, al
nluisirat1r Of JACOB swerner, decd
The account OF valentine Hay. guardian OF
Iames e. MctrreE FOrquer-
First and fiasl account u iscJh Heinemeyer,
admins traf0r Of Edward Lar1is. decd
tirst ana final account OF St-cu-! T Fneiiile,
administrator OF kbF1m n kunlnau. deed.
Firsl aud nnai account 0f "a Keller AMI ".
Y. SorbeF admit isEratOrs Of David Clarke, dee d.
First ans fual account OF Abram b. Weaver.
administrator of Jacob ]. Weaver. dee J.
FIrsf and final account Of Abrsm ID. Weaver,
admiEist aIor Of JGEzs Weaver. deed
Eirst account % George We.sel, executor Of
solomon Comp. deed.
First account Of oliver Knepper and Annie Z
Frsasc, administrators o. WTl- B frsaSe. dee d
First and final account OF r J, BlOugh, ad-
miui-tratOr and trustee Of Andrew BlOugh. dec a.
Registers Ofice, JACOB :. MILLER,
Dec. 81, ~ Register.
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Aged Farmer Beaten.

About ten days agO, according TO the
Johnsiown Herald, Levi Gordon, Of Paint
township, made vicious asssul; on David
Seese, Of the same township.
The two men were at the time in Mr..
Seese's woods. where Gordon was cutting
timber. Mr Seese told GoriOn he was tres
passing, and tried TO show him thai be was
over the line, Gordoa's farm adjoining that
of Mr.. Seese.
Gordon became angry and struck Mr..
Seese with his fist, as is alleged, aud ended
by kicking him in the small Of The back and
throwing him backward over q sp-uce log.
Mr.. Seese, who is "A years of age, was unable
to defend himself against Gorion's vicious
attack and bis injuries are serious, and. with
the resultant shock to his system, may re-
suit fatally He was able 10 make his way
home, however. and on Friday afternoon
swore Outa warrant before 'Sl-i.e }. Luther,
who is also & doctor.
The warrant vas placed in the hlnds Of
Constable yeIe shaffer. who arrested Gordon
on Saturday aud took him before the Squire,
when he entered bail for hearing on Satur-
day next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Since the beating Mr.. Seese has been suf-
fering greatly.
In the meantime the neigh5ors are great
ly excited over the case, and there is said to
be much indignation among them against
Gordon on account of his brutal attack on
so old man Gordon is only "a years Of
age.
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Kearsarge a Wreck.

The [. S. s. Kearssrgs, which during the
war sank the privaieer Alabama, was wreck
ed on Roneador Reef, In the Caribbean Sea,
on February , All on board reached the
little deser, island in safety, where they are
awaiting their rescue by a steamer from
Colon. Admiral Stanton was in command
o. the Kearssrge.
RoncAdor reef Is situated about 30 miles
or the coast Of Nicaragua and is one Of the
most dangerous Densces TO navigation in
the world. Edorts have been made by
mariners to secure the erection CT a light
house on the resf, but witLolt success.
Every patriotic citizen viii read with
regret Of the loss ofthe Kearsargs, the most
famous naval relic oftae war. The story Of
her sea ight with the Alabama revived the
reputation Of fAmeriean sailors established
by Paul Jones and Decatur. The ships were
erealy matched; their commanders had
been classmates but the Alabama was man
ned by English sailors, the Ksarsarse by
Amsr r;can. In & perfectly fair dGel the
Kearsirse Won, aud Oroke up the career oi
Ssmmes, the commander of the Alabama
who had been for long lime robbing IN
arm,d Fesseis. The Kearsarge was not an
important vessel whea compared with the
ships Of The new American navy, but would
have been treasured for many years on se
count Of her historical associations. if she
had not been wrecked on R)neador Reef, il
the Caribbean Sea-
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Surveyed Into Another State.

1t rarely happens that man does not
know in what State be resides. but the sur
veyors who have located the boundry be-
tween Pennsylvania and Delaware discoy-
cred such a case. The result of the survey
has jest been sent 10 the Department of In
ternal Affairs. Il spPears that staGnch
Democrat, who supposed he lived in Della
ware and was running for the Office of Dis
triet Attorney in q Democratic County, finds
tina; be lives 100 feet within the State OF
Pennsy vsnia in a strongly Republican dis
trict. Five years ago a similar incident oc-
CURED, only then the aspiraut for honors
had been already elected to the Delaware
State Legislature and fonnd then that be
lived half a mile on the wrong side of the
Pennsylvania boundary line Il is now pro-
posed, if feasible, TO put up enough perma-
nent landmarks to prevent the repetition Of
such an occurrence.
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Ho FOR THE BANNER.
A Prize That Good Work VIII Bring |
TO This County.

A Prize That Good Work VIII Bring
TO This County.
The following circular has been issued by
the Young Republicans of Philadelphia, and
is selfexplanatory
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ,. 1851.
To the Chairmen of the Republican Com
mittees of the Several Counties Of Penn
sylvania.
GENTLExES-The young Republicans Of
Philadelphia, " with an earnest desire to en-
list the hearty corporation and earnest sup
port of every citizen of this great Common
wealth, who believes in the doctrine Of pro-
lection to American homes, American in
dustries and the American workmen, pro-
pose TO you and through you to the people
of the several counties, as follows:
Taking the vote OF the several counties Of
the State, as cast in November OF 1898 for
Jackson, Republican candidate for State
Treasurer, as basis, we pr pose and will
award to the Republican committee of the
county showing the largest percentages of
votes for Galusha A. Grow, for Congress man
at-Large, a handsome silk banner of the
fines; quality and best workmanship.
SAMUEL II. AsHBRIDGE.
Chairman.
Naurn,, N Nor-xo cacrafary
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14

All the right title. interest claim and demand
OF George A. smith. Hugo LOrentz and J. G. Mog-
net partners trading and doing business under
the firm name Of the Mountain Electrical. Manu-
featuring and Construction Company, OF Meyers
dale, Of in and to all that certain parcel OF land
situate in the borough OF Meyersdale. Somerset
county, Pennsylvania, being a part Of the out
lots in the Olinger survey 10 Meyersdale, Pa,
No. (s on the southwest side Of Clay street, the
cOurses and distances 20 said parcel Of land be-
ING a. follows: Commencing az post corner OF
Clay street and the ght Of way Of the Salisbury
Branch CT the b. & o. K. r.. thence south along
said right Of way g degrees west. one hundred
and thirty-sev (iy7l feet, thence south IA de-
grees east one hundred and thirty-five 1S5l feet,
thence north "a degrees east two hundred and
five (a5l feet to Clay street, thence along Clay
street north y degrees, west one hundred and
thirty-fye (lS5l feet 10 place Of beginning. con-
taininr one-haf acre more or les. conveyed TO
said Mountain Electrical. Manufacturing and
Construction Company, by Urias Miller and Re
becca, his wife, by deed dated l4th June, ls92,
and all the buildings, steam engine, boilers, bel
lows, lath presses saws fixtures aud other appa-
ratus. machinery and tools attached and belong
ing thereto, together with all and singular, the
buildings. Improvements, woods. ways rights,
liberties, privileges. hereditaments and appUr-
tenances to the same belonging,
Taken IN execution and 70 be sold as the prop
erty of the Mountain Electrical, Manufacturing
and Construction Company, of Meyersdale, al
the snit o. John I. Hooking.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14

The great offer being made by the Pitts
burgh Dispatch to take the sixty teachers of
the public schools of Pittsburgh, Allegheny
and other points in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
West Virginia and Maryland to Atlantic
Cisy in July is the talk of the hour. The
additional inducement that the twelve teach
ers of the sixty who receive the largest
number of votes will be taken on a supple
mentary trip to Philadelphis, New York
and Boston after the Atlantic City trip is
over is indicative of the liberality which
governs the Pittsburgh Dispatch in every
thing it does. Give your favorite teacher
the benefit Of a splendid summer outing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14
Friday, February 23d, 1894,
At O'Clock p. N.

The following described real estate. to wit
all the right, title, interest, claim and demand
Of E. whiiford, Of. in and 20 all that certain
lot of ground situate in the yillfge Of Lavans-
Vile Somerset township, Somerset county, Pa,
adjoining LOT OF Laviua Barknan on the west,
Plank Road ON the north alley on the east, alley
on the south. containing oDe-fourth Of an acre
more or less having a stable thereon erected,
With the appuIteDances-
Taken in execution ard 60 be Sid as the prop
eSty Of Z. +. WhitfOrd. al the suit Of Jacob A.
OF Chauneey Marteeny. decd, and Jonathan
Siahl-
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All the right title, interest, claim and demand
Of Emanuel NedrOW and Aaron NedrOw. OF, in
aud 10 the following described property, viz:
Two lots of ground situate in the village of La
yGnsyille, somerset township Somerset county.
Pa adjoining lands Of Alexander COuntrymsn's ;
estate on the east, Public road on the north. an
tanning thirty-twO and four-teufhs perches hav-
ing thereon erected twO-story dwelling house
and other out buildings. said lots being in good
state OF cultivation. and known in the plan Of
said village as lots Nos. 5 and si with the ap-
purtenances.
Taken in execution and 20 be sold as the prop
erty OF Emanuel NedrOW and Aa ron Nedr0w al
the suit Of Z. l. and ". +. COuntryman, admin
istratOrs Of J. b. COuntryman, decd.
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Highest of all Leavenng Power-Lates u S Govt Report
@!a!:'!!! g! BBss'9s Bsxdss9
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Last week q letter was received at the At
torney Generals department in Harrisburg,
asking whether a ajudge of election has aIegsl
night to sit on the board and still continue
10 be candidate TO be voted for. In reply
Deputy Attorney General Stranahan wrote
as follows. This QUESTION does not come
within the functions Oflhis 4 partment for
answer, but would say to you unofficiaily
that know of no law prohibiting a judge
Of e!ectiOn at a Spring election 70 sit on the
board aud be voted for. Il is different if he
were a candidate for county or state Office"
Il have been called upon in court frequent
ly to pass upon the age Of tree in order TO
decide as to the date of land survey said
DR.. ]. T. Roihrock, Of the state forestry COM
mission, TO newspaper reporter. 81 can
not say that the rings Of a tree are certain
indication Of its age, although the common
belief is that tree marks a ring every year.
l remember a very important case in New
Jersey where a great deal dept nded on
determining the exact year Of q survey. Our
side based its case upon the fact that a
section of a tree that had been Clipped at
the time of the survey showed it had after
ward grown certain number of rings. To
show the failaoy of such an argument
produced section of another tree Clipped
during the same survey which, when cut in
half, had more rings upon one 81 le than up
on the other. l asked why one half should
be taken any more than the other to determ-
Inc the age ofthe tree. 1t had either only
made half ring OF a ring and half soae
one year. Trees may make no rings some
years while in others they may make two.
have known of cases in the tropics where
they have made three or four rings annual
IL
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TypIca Southern Court.

Wednesday, at Savannah, Ga, Judge En-
ory Speer opened the United States Court.
In his charge to the Grand Jury he called
attention to the fact that the Judge, the Dis
trict Attorney and the United States Mar
shal of this Court had all been Confederate
soldiers, and this was typical Southern
Court, but ali the officers were resolved to
enforce the laws. The Judge himself said
he had had the impudence to fire upon the
flag Of his country from the outworks of
two of the cities in which he now held
Court. Certainly, be added, such a govern
ment, so magnsnimous with such laws, de
served the full support OF all the people.
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Also

All the right, title, interest. claim and demand
of Jonas Steyanus. Of in and TO the following de-
scribed property, viz.
No. !. A certain tract OF land situate in Broth
eTsYailey township, somerset county, Pennsylva-
mia, adjoining lands Of John 5. Meyers. John
Musser. John trof. II. W. ,knepper, Jacob Musser.
A. Hefiiey, Henry Gumbert, brethren Church
and Others, containing one hundred acres more
or less, having thereon erected twO-story frame
dwelling house large bank barn, with hay fork,
pulleys, rope, etc, sugar house with fixtures and
utensils and other out buildings. There is an
orchard Of about three acres, good sugar camp,
a lime qua ny and two good springs ON the prem
ises about twelve Rcres in woodland and bal
anee in good state Of cultivation.
No. >. A certain tract Of land situate in the
township OF Brolhersyalley, Aforesaid. adjoining
No. one above. and lands Oi II. W. Knepper. Ja-
cob Musser. John Grof and Others, containing two
and One-fourth acres more or less being the tract
sold by Jonas Steyanus 90 W. A. SeibeTt, by deed
dated l2th Of August lss2, with the aPpurtenan-
ccs-
seized and taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of Jonas Steysnus, al the suit Of
p. J. Cover.
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All the right. title, interest. claim AMI demand
Of Charles Miller, or IL and % al the following
described real estate. viz.
No l. A certain tract of land situate IN Ale
gheny township. Somerset county. "a. contain
lug 20 acres more or less, about % acres clear.
balance timber, sdjOining lands Of Henry Brick
Eaward Groft. the John Deeter farm and Peter
Brick, being the same tract conveyed 20 the sait
Charles Miller. by deed Of the Gran heirs.
No ,. A certain tract Of laad si-us;s in the
township, county and state Aforesaid. contain
ing 80 acres more or les, about one-half clear.
balance timber. adjoining lands of Henry Baer
Joseph Gindlesperger. Alonz0 Hartman and
Cathsrine Miller hcing the same tract that was
conveyed to Nancy Stevauus. BY deed Of Fierce
Ling. and By Nancy Stevanus 70 the defendant
Charles Miller, aud known IS the +" Red Oak
tract
No. 3 certain tract OF land situate in
RrotheSyalley township. Somerset county, Pa
containing seven acres more OF less. about one
half clear, Balance timber having thereon erect
ed log dwelling house and iog stable. sdi0in-
ing lands OF Daniei AlffEther, joel lands and
jeremiah BrOui her.
No 4. a certain t-act Of land situate in
BrotheEvalley township. county and State efore-
said, being the home farm. containing a51 acres
more or less. sbou, 20 acres clear. balance timber
having thereon erected q two story frame dwell
ing house. a stable and other eai buildings, with
the appurtenenceE.
Taken in execution and 10 Be- sold Is the prop
eTty OF Charles Miller, Al tie suit Gf John II.
Miller.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14

One ofthe last otiisial scts Of the retiring
b1ard ofCouny Commits toners vas TO or
der tin furnishings, similar to those in the
vault IN the Commissioners Office, for the
old vault in the PcothonOiary's ofiss. By
reference TO the Aa1iior's annual report OF
the county expenditures published else
where in this paperit viii be seen that the
furnishings Tor the vaali in the Commis-
sionsrs' ofioe cost the enormous sum Of
$500 We suppose those for the PFothono-
tlry's Office VIII cost q like amount. The
eK oenditure ola similar amount Of money
vo1I5 have rendered the ProihOno;ary's ;
ofice fire proof las it certainly should be in
ord r to properly protect the public records
OF the county, or would have bailt IRE proof
vaults for both the Commissioners sad
Prothonolary's Offices The furnishings re-
fsrred 10 are handsome and convenient, bot
they afford no protection agains: fire. and
they come high. The tax payers Of the
c1uHty should examine into this mStter.
VISIT the vaults when you come 70 Somerset
and see if the HERALD's siews are not correct.
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MARRIED.

PILE-KUHS.-At the home of the
bride. at Evansville on the 25;h Of Janua-
~, 1885,, Mr.. Clarence E Pile, Of Somerset,
and Miss Emma Kuhs, by Calvin F. Gep-
hart, pastor Of Evansville Lutheran church.
DIYELY-wEIGLE AT the Lutheran
parsonage in Friedens, on the Ilth Of Feb
1894, by Rev. J. J. Welch, Mr.. Herman P.
Dively, Of Roxbury, and Miss Ehie l. weigle,
Of near Shanksville
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~
Rowman-EsherItesW Win.

The controversy between the Bowman
Esher and Dubs factions of the Evangelical
Ciu-ch, which is of much local interest on
account Of the JOhasiown Church being in
volved in the issue, will be passed upon by
the Supreme Court about the middle Of this
month.
H. Murray GraydOn, of Harrisburg,
Master in the case of Rev. ID. S. Manning
ct al. vs.. Rev. James VI. ShooP ct al, fled
his report yesterday in which he decided in
favor of the compliments, who represent the
Bowman Esher faction. The Master holds
that the Conference held at Indianapolis,
Ind. in 1891, By the BoEman-Esherites was
the only legitimate Conference, and that the
action Of this Conference in declaring void
the trial and suspension Of Bishops Bowman
and Esher was within its power as Confer
enoe, and that its final judgment is binding
upon the civil courts, as is also its action in
recognizing the Norristown Conference as
the only legal East Pennsylvania Conference.
He also decides that the opposition Conier-
ence, held in Philadelphia by the followers
Of Bishop Dubs the same year, was Illegal
The findings Of the Master, if sustained by
the Court, will put the Bowman Esheriies
in charge ofthe Church property and records.
The Dubs s.de is nov in control.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14

NOTTCE-AB persons purchasing at the
above sale vii please take notice that 10 per
cent. OF the purhRse money must be paid
when property Is knocked down. Otherwise
IL viii again be exposed 10 sale at the risk OF
the first purchaser The residue Of the pur-
chase money mus. be paid on or before the
day OF confirmation VIZ: thursday, Feb.
. ls9s- No deed viii be acknowledge until
The purchase money i paid In full.
EDNARD HOOVER
Dec. 81. 1sa4 sherid.
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Also

Al the right, title. interest, claim and demand
OF W. Mock Of in and 10 ali that certain lot Of
ground iyirg in the borough Of MeyerSiale, SON
erset county, Pa, located on the south side Of
Meyers Avenue, and known on the plot Of said
town as lot No. twenty-five, in Meyers addition
to same borough, being the same lot Of ground
that Barbara E. Meyers conveyed 20 2. {. Mey ers,
by deed dated Oct. 18th, ISL and by P &. Mey-
eTs and wife to VIZ p. Meyers. By deed dated
Aug. 10th lsS2 aud by Wm. P. Meyers and wife
10 W. 5. Neck, by deed dated Nov ID. lSSs, hav-
ing thereon erected & two-stOry frame dwelling
house and other buildings, adjoining Charles
Meyers and Others, with the appurtenanceS.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the prop
eriy Of ". 5. Mock at the suit of c. Mankemey-
er, et al
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14

Corporal James Tanner, the ex Com
missioner Of Pensions. on Tuesday suffered
reanpa:siioh OF the siunps Of his legs, at
the ssney Hospital The operation consist
ed Of the removal ofIwO aud half inches
from each stump where they were pressed
by the artificial limbs. Mr.. Tanner seemed
somewhat exhausted after the operation.
Heis now resting very qaieiiy. he had
both feet shot away at Bail Ran.
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LOOK HEREI

Western Farm for sale; fine rich soil /;
large tracts Of from !, ,0o0 to 900 acres, suit
able for colonies; in good location; also
farms Of any size from 50 acres up, at from
$50 to so per acre. Call on or write to
Il. F. LANE & Co,
Rooms l and ,, Dixon, Illinois
COuntrymSn Block.
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EYES EXAMINED FREE.

Prof. S. 5 Little, the Graduate Optie;au of
Cumberland, will visit Somerset again Feb
ruary lf'h and 18Th, al the Somerset House.
Don't fail TO call and consult him about
your eyes, for glasses correctly adjusted to
a. fhaun
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14

We learn that Paul H. Hacke, IS going to
offer his splendid collection Of imported
heavy stock and standard bred trOtters al
Public Sale.
We have no doubt this sale viii attract
vide attention, il being known Mr.. Haeke
is anxious to retire permanently from the
ho-se business. The sale will be at the
Hacke Stock Farm, Green. burg, Pa, on
Wednesday, Feb. 2lst next. Commencing st
10 A. N. sharp.
We would advise any Of our readers at all
interested to make arrangements to attend
Great stock viii be offered and easy terms to
suit purchasers Mr.. Hsoke expressing him
self very decidedly as wanting this to be his
final closing out sale.
Pedigrees and any Information wanted
can be had by addressing Paul H. Haeke,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14

Mr. Frank G. Pritts, assistant stati mast
er in this place, surprised his mo . friends
last Wednesday when be announced that he
had been married the preceding Saturday to
Miss Olive Domer, daughter Of Rev. ]. D.
Domer, pastor Of the Evangelical Church.
The ceremony was perfo7 i.ed in Johnstown
and Immediately following it Mr.. Pritts and
his bhdeleft for brief wedding trip to the
Eastern cities.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14

G. A. Purbeck & Co., have agents getting
options on coal lands for them south Of
JOhnstown, in Somerset County, and Mr.
Reuben Ho-ner, Of Glessner, secured options
on three THOUSAND acres Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday Of last week, at $50 per acre.
He thinks he can secure options on ten
thousand acres in two weeks.-JoAHss0lra
Trillnie.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF suncry writs OF Fieri Facias. Ven
difioui Exponas and Leyari Facias. issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleaz. Of Somerset county,
Pennsylvania. 70 me directed. there will be ex-
posed 70 public sale. at the Court House, In soEn
crSet borough, Oh