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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
The TrampLaw .

The Pennsylvania tramp law provides
that any tramp who enters dwelling house
against the permission Of the owner or even
kindles e fire on road or land Of another,
without the owners consent, may, on con
victiou, be sentenced 70 imprisOnmsnt for
the act Of vsgrancy. such as going sb0u,
from place to place, is prima-facie evidence
that the offender is a tramp, and be cannot
escape as such unless he can prove By salts
factory evidence tha, be does not make a
practice Of begging.
A peculiArity Of the Pennsylvania tramp
act is the authority il gives 10 any person
an officer or otherwise, upon view Of any
oifease described in the act, 10 arrest the Of
fender and take him before a magis.rats.
Every citizen and any number OF citizens in
the county are officers for the enforcement
OF this law.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
For the Earmer and EruIt GROWER

For the Farmer and Fruit Grower I!
5000 Trees. Vines, Plants, Evergreens,
Roses and shrubbery for sale at half price
Apple trees, very fine, ) to feet high, of
all the leading varieties. I5s each or Si2
per hundred.
Pear trees, choics, to s feet, all varieties,
SOC each OF $40 per hundred.
Prune and Plum trees, feet, all varieties,
soc each or So per hundred.
Peach trees, all sorts, very nice, 2oc each
or SIS per hundred.
Apricot trees. feet high, very fine, 4Oc
each or 81 per dOz-
Raspberries, the choicest varieties. % p
per 100 or so per iOOO.
Blackbsrries SIS per thousand
Strawberries, 20 different varieties, s. to s.
per thousand.
Currants and Gooseberries I5c each or
Ls0 per doz.
Flowering shrubbery Of all varieties, 3 to
4 feet high. SOC each.
Roses, - different sorts, all very choice,
SOC each.
Evergreens, 10 different distinct sorts,
from SOC up TO sJ.5O per tree.
Shade Trees for lawns and street planting.
from to u feet high, very iine, from soc to
75c each; special rate per dog.
Every tree. vine and plant warranted to
be strictly first-ciAss and true to name, or
money refunded; best Of reference given.
Address G. W. & II. B. KEzP,
Harnedsyille,
Somerset o., Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
A Strong Temperance Object
Lesson.

Squire Patton has bottle Of beer in his
Office which was taken from the pocket #
an Italian who vas killed on toe railroad, at
this place, several months ago. He has Of
fered the bottle of beer to a score or more Of
persons without money or any other eonsid-
Grafton, than simply to take il away, but not
one has accepted the offer, and the Squire
is likely 10 keep the bottle for an indefinite
period. The bottle Is sealed and the beer is
just as good as any other beer that is sold in
the saloon, but the thought that it was tax
en- from dead mans body is repugnant to
the taste, AMI nobody wants it. The other
day the Squire offered Il TO a person known
to be inordinately fond of beer. He took
the bottle in his hand, and was about to put
it in his pocket, when the Squire related
the circumstances under which be obtained
the beer, but before be had finished the sto-
ry the man handed the bottle back and with
q look Of disgust remarked that he didn'I
want il. That bottle Of beer should be pre-
senied to some temperance society TO De
used as an object lesson to demonstrate the
fact that while liquor does kill people. no
body wants to drink liquor found on dead
mans bOdy.-H,Hfiag,fo Ners.
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Horse ana euggx Recovered.

George Anderson, the young man from
Jenner township, who three weeks $50
came 10 Simpsons livery stable in this
place and hired horse and buggy for the
purpose Of takinga drive, notice Of which
appeared in last week HERALD. has return
ed to his home and the horse and buggy
have been returned to their owner by the
young mans father. Anderson drove the
horse TO a point near Boiling Springs, in
Cumberland county, where be claims TO
have a brother working. l. IS said that his
friends learned of his presence in that place
and wrote 90 him 70 return 10 Jenner as
soon as possible. Mr.. Simpson has not yet
been paid the hire for the team and says
tha; nnless the money Is forthcoming in a
day or two be viii have Anderson arrested.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
JURORS for Nav Term Of Court.

.
The following named Persons have been
drawn to serve as Jurors at the ensuing May
term Of regular Court, commencing Non
day. Nay ., is94-
GEAND JURORS.
Addison William FAilinger, John Wilk-
ins, jeremiah SiIhaBgh
William McAuliff, David B.
weriz.
Elk Lick-Lonis A. Peck.
GreenyilIe-Ozizs weimer
Jsftsrsoa-Ausiin sehrock, George W..
Dicksy.
Lsrimsr-Jacob L. Geiser.
Middlecreek-W. c. Lingo.
Milford-John r Boose-
Northampton-Harry Bowhan.
lockwood Bow T. s Kimmel.
shade-Johu W. Wechtenhiser-
Somerset-George Altmiller, UriAh II.
sayIor, Isaiah Johnson.
SoulhAmpton-6eOrge C. Pfeiffer, II. L.
Martz.
Stonycreek-D. G. Martin.
Stoyestown Bor-Jeremiah Maurer.
summit-M A. Romesbnrg, Cyrus BOckes.
TRAvEEsE JURoRs-FIEsr WEEK
Addiscr-Charles II. Bird.
Berlin Bor.-william L. Kurtz.
Biaek-AleKander Snyder, Samuel Enos.
Brothersvalley-Joseph c. weimer, Hen
~ C. Wshl
Oonemaugh-E. L. swank, Joseph 7. Yo-
der
Confluence Bor.-W. &. Rush.
Elk Lick-G B. showslier, Elijah Liven-
good, Phenas Compton.
Greenville-OEen Murray.
JeffersOn-Henry NJ. Weyand.
Lsrimer-Wuiiam Knepp, Henry Slagie.
Hiram Beal.
Iincoln-Isaiah Bell, Samuel J. Maust.
Lower TGrkeyfOOt-JamesM NJ. Liston, Al
exander Nicola, William Berkholder.
Meyersiale Bor.-Elias Younkin, W. A.
Bowman, Amos E. Finegan, 5. J. Miller.
Milf5rd-James P. Meyers, Samuel J.
Bowser.
Paint-Dlniel j. Custer.
Quemahoning-John z. MOug, F. F.
Wingard, George Blanset-
Salisbury Blr.-Abraham 7. Bsachy.
Shade-Jesss Crum, John H Coyle, syl-
ves;er s. Potts.
Somerset Bor-JOhn F. Snyder
Somerset-Ed Emeri, William T. Shafer,
Jonathan Young, J. j. Snyder, J. ".
Brougher.
stonycreek-James R. Smith, Henry NJ.
Glessner. Harvey Boyer.
Summit-Harvey Miller. Joha Fiddler
Upper TurkePfoOt-J. B. Ddmbauld.
rRAvERsE JURORs-sEcOSn WEEK.
Addison-Uriah NJ. Ringer, josiah Wills.
Berlin Bor.-SamGel Engle
Brothersvalley-Uriah Lehman.
Clsselman Bor.-Cyrus YoEler.
Confluence Bor.-William W. Kurtz.
Conemaugh-JAcob D. Blough, samuel
Mishler.
Elk Lick-Thomss Conlehaa, Samuel P.
Maust, J. W. Pile.
Greenville-Louis Klutz, E K Hos,etler.
Jenner-Henry Bruner, George Wechte1/
hiser, Calvin ". Ankeny
Lower Turkey yfoOt-Frank Lichty.
Middlecreek-Jesse sEeiizsr, R. G HO-
s;etler.
Mlfo.d-Fremoat Younkin, Jofph C.
Newman.
Meyers.lale Bor-H. L Griffith. = F Wi
land, ]. N. Cook
N0rthamplOn-J. NJ Stief.
Osle-Enanuel Meyers.
Paint-Sidney Holsopple.
Qlemahoning-Jac35 ;. KOOntL
Sslisbary Blr--Harvey Hay.
Shsde-Jscob \ Miller.
Somerset Bor.-Adgastus Tramp, J. F.
Baker, Michael Kifer, Frank Granger, Ed
ward BJyts, Frank Suall, James Cassedsy.
Somerset-Williem kister.
StoaycTeek-Jsremiah Reiman.
sammit-Jonsthan Llps, Wilson Ru-
bright, Elias J. SchrOck.
Upper Turksyfolt-JAoo5 PhilliPPi. John
Lser.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
Interesting to Pensioners

Somerset county pension agents have re.
oeiyed a circular containing the following
directious as 10 signatures and witnesses :
The pension certificate mast be exhibited
a. theexecution Of each and every voucher.
When pensioner signs a mark, two Wit
nesses who can write are required in the
body Of the voacher, and one witness who
can write in each Of the duplicates. When
the pensioner writes his name, no witness to
his signature Is necessary in the body Of the
voucher; but bis signature in each Of the
duplicate receipts mnst be witnessed by a
person who can write bis own name The
magistrate before whom a voucher IS pre-
sented is not a competent witness in any
case. except that such magistrate may vii
ness in the duplicate receipts the signature
Of a pensioner who writes his own name.
The post Office address Of the pensioner
must be plainly written in the bOdy Of the
voucher"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
On Deck This Week.
Wnl Not Be a Candidate.

A large Iine Of Fishing Tackle now on
sale at JAMES g. HOLDERBAUM's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
EdIe SpIinters.

Baldwin & RbOads recently purchased a
new boiler which will take the place Of the
one nov in their mill.
Mrs. William Knspper, who has been suf-
fering for the past several months from the
effects of fractured leg. will soon be able to
be about again.
Mrs. David Ash, who has been seriously i'll
for the past two or three weeks, is still in a
critical condition.
Mr. John Kline was visiting relatives in
Johnstown last week
Jack Frost is no respector Of persons.
He seems to have visited AL Of the orchards
in this section.
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DIED.

APPEL-April II. is9I, NeyeTsdAle, Pa
at the residence ofhis son-in-law, P. J. Cover,
Mr Nicholas Appel, in the 18th year Of bis
sge-
Mr.. Appel seemed to be in his ordinary
health and was unusually active for a man
Of his age. About eleven O'Clock in the
fornoOn, his daughter. Mrs. Cover, went to
his room, thinking be was down stairs, as
usual with him at that time a day. She
found him sitting on the floor. Supported by
the wall. dead Doctors Good and Mckinley,
who were at once called in. pronounced him
dead for an hour at least His wife died
about seventeen years ago, since when be
has made his home with his children. al
ternating as fancy directed him. He original
ly lived in Jenner township. where his wife
died, and was al that time a farmer. His
children, aIl Of whom survive him, are Mrs.
Hiram Boyts, Of DavidsviIle, Mrs. Jesse
Walter, ofStoyestown, Mrs ?. J. Cover and
William Appel, of Meyersdale He was all
his life an earnest and devoted member cf
the Reformed church. A kindly old man
who made friends Of all be came in contact
with. May he rest in peace.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
Scott 8 osIe No Longer Partners.

Scott q Ogie No Longer Partners.
The firm Of Scott & Osle, attorneys at-law,
was dissolved BY mutual consent, Saturday,
when the junior member Of the firm. G..
Ogle, Esq,-entered into partnership With
VIM. II. Koontz, Esq Five years ago John
R Scott, Esq admitted Mr. ogle into part
nership, since which time they have con-
Quoted one Oft largest and most success
fol practices at the local bar. Mr.. Scott will
continue the practice alone. Monday morn
ing Mr.. Scott put q force Of mechanics at
work remode'iug and improving his Main
Cross street office, and when all ofthe con-
templated improvements have been made
he will have the handsomest law offices in
town
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
Prize Poem
r. A. SSYDERs,
lockwood, Pa.

The following original poem is from th'
pen Of Miss Matte Shafer, daughter Of VII
liam B. Shsfer, OF this place. a brigh
young school miss, who IS eontesting for on
Of the prizes offered by large seed house
One of the conditions of the contest is ths
poems are to be published in the leading
paper Of the place in which the eonies;an
lives.
In New York State you viii find arm,
John Lewis Childs by Rame,
And In all the continents we know Of
1 spread their world wide fame
Five hundred thousand catalogues
Are over this vast earth sent,
And read in every house and home
With the greatest Of content.
Their business Is the largest
Ofits kind on earth
And they that buy their goods from them
Are always fuIl OF nirih-
For their seeds they HeuT never fail,
And their bulbs are just as good:
And when yOu plant th're sure 70 spsOut,
But Of course that's understood
And now my friends I bid you all
This simple lesson heed
And when in want Of flowers you are,
From J. l. Childs buy seed.
For III warrant you they'l never fail,
Cheated you cannot be;
Z That's not the kind Of work they DO,
Just Try them once and see.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
To conaern the south Penn.

Hon. d. Watson Rowe and Alexander
Stewart, Esq. attorneys for Colonel Thomas
B. Kennedy, president Of the Cumberland
Valley Railroad, appeared last week in court
81 McCoune.ls5urg il special session and
presented petition from him as president
Of the Southern PennsylvaE;a Railway and
Mining Company, a short line running from
Marion 20 the Cumberland Valley Railroad
to Richmond Furnace, 10 condemn that por
ton Of the old SJuth Penn rOaibed lying
between TUscarora tunnel, in Franklin
county, and Mt. Dallas, in Bedford county.
The corporation proposes TO construct a
rairosd between the two points, using the
road5ed Of the South Penn from ruscarOra
tunnel The same corporation has survey
ed and located branch to iniersect the
main line Of the Cumberland Valley a. or
near NeEyille. The extension, distance of
fifty one miles, will be used By the Pennsyl
yania Railroad as an outlet for the West
Virginia coal fields, without hauling their
freight over the Broad Top Railroad.
Tue court appointed seven viewers, who
viii commence their duties May to value
and assess the damages to the South Penn
for the taxing and the appropriation of the
road0ed and Improvements.
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SSIGNEE's NOTICE

John R. Scott Any
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
leaaI Notice.

At meeting of the Directors Of the Poor, held
az the county home on April d. is93. the follow
ing preamble aud resolution was adopted.
WHEzEAs for the past year there have been 4
number Of parties come into IN. county without
means. home or friends, and ck. and being per
mitted q say az some kindly heArted person
hcuee and in tine cecOIne a burden and theli
recourse l. on the county ami OfLen times they
are unable % be removed and consequently large
bills for uurSing and maintenance and physi
clans bills arc incurred Which the county i com
PEELED % pay for,
Therefore Be it resolved that hereafter no bill
vii be paid Whatever for AM poor iudigpn;
ferSon for main. .enAnce Or physicians blils beiaE
Or coming into the county without means. home
of friends. aud when ssicn person requires assist
ance aud help from oghers, the p4rtie<, cOusta-
bles and justices are instructed 70 make tnf0Tna
riOn OF the same and have a warrant tzued foi
their removal 20 the Home in mediately and D
30 doing save large bills 70 the county.
JOsEPH l. Miller.
Arrest josiah D. WxIcLE,
L C. coLBoRS JAco3 NcGREsoR,
Clerk Directors Of the P0or.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

Russell Friedline, better known as ell
hooleT,n surprised bis many Somerset
friends Monday morning when be appeared
among them dikei out in The Uniform Of h
United States sailor. He enlisted in the na-
W about three months ago and was at once
assigned to duty on board the United States
dispatch boa; DJlpiin' Tue Dolphin
has been used as the Presidents yacht fer
the past few years and is one Of the nattiest
ships in the navy, and ID be assigned to du-
ty on her IS looked upon as a snap By
sailors. "GilhOoley" IS son Of Mr.. David
Friedline, Of the west ward, and be makes a
very trim looking Jack Tar" he IS on
ten days farloggh, while the Dolphin % is
being repaired IN the Washington Navy
Yard.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

Monday our venerable tOwnsnan Daniel
Trent received telegram from Washington,
d. C.. signed by MS son Parker, announcing
that Walter o. Trent, his youngest brother,
had been killed in 4 railroad accident in
Tennessee. Tuesday morning M Trent
received . dispatch from his sgn Charles,
Who Is resident Of Milg4ukee, Wis. say
ing that be would leave that morning sOr
Tennessee to look after Walters remains A
short time after The receipt Of Charles dis
patch, Mr.. Trent received letter from West
Chester, y. Y, dated April IS, and signed
BY bis sou Walter, who has been in that
place for some time. Walters timely letter
Hfsed q great load from his aged parents
minds, and his brothers were promptly no
tilted By wire that se was alive and well,
and that the man killed 10 Tennessee was
= member Of di1erent family.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

The following named persons have been
drawn to serve as Iarors at the ensuing May
term Of regular Court, commencing Non
day, Nay ., is94.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

NJ L. B4er, Esq who viii be remember
ed ss q former resident and school teacher o:
this county, was in Pittsburgh last week
looking after the interests Of clients in an
estate valued 81 500 90. Many years ago
one Thomas Z Morgan left Pittsburgh for
the west and iaally located in Seattle,
Washington, where be accumulated a vast
fortune. Since his death some time agotEo
sets Of claimants are after his estate. One
Of MS alleged wives Is a resident Of Pitts
5urgh and the other Of the State Of Wash
ington. Mr.. Baer has been a successful
practitioner in Seattle for the past ten years.
His business calls him east frquently.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

Nj Charles l. Spencer, ofJohnstown. and
Miss Ella Hoffman. were united in marriage
al high noon, Sunday, at the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs jacob Hoffman, n Scalp
Level Mr. Spencer is well known through-
out this county through his connection with
the public schools, he having taught several
terms in the vicinity Of Somerset. HIS
bride Is s handsome young lady. and is
highly respected BY all who know he. The
wedding ceremony was witnessed bs about
eighty invited guests and was performed BY
Rev. Hiram MEsseiman, Of the German
Baptist Church.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
A DMINIsrRAToRs NOTICE.

In the estate Of Julia Holder late Of QuemahOn-
Ing t0suship. Somerset county, Pa, decd
Letters Of administration having been granted
by the proper authority % the undersigned, no.
tce Is hereby given 20 al persons indebted 70
said estate 10 make Immediate payment. and
those having claims against said estate viii pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlements a.
the late residence % administrator In said town
ship. on Saturday. May 18th, ls9l
JOSIAH sIIACLIS
Fred ". BisSeeker. Any. Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

The County Alliance viii meet at Cassel-
man, on June 81. for the purpose Of comPlet-
ing arrangements for their snnual picnic.
The picnic will be held some tine in Angus,
al point yet to be decided on. Farmer l.
E Dean, Of New York, and State Lecturer
Thompson, have promised to be present and
deliver addresses.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

Rev. N. L. Weaver, editor Of the Ths0erat,
a religious weekly published in Johnstown,
was Somerset visitor last weeS aud while
here paid friendly call to the local news
paper Offices. Sunday morning he preach
ed in Lehtys Church, three miles north Of
town. and in the evening in Pleasant Hill
Church. three miles east.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
LavansvIlIe BrIefIets.

John Miller left last week for the wild
and wOoIly vest"
Ms. and Mrs. Cyrus Heminger have re-
turned from an extended trip TO the west.
Farmers are getting their oats into the
ground as rapidly as possible.
Mrs. and Mrs. Harvey have removed to
their new home, theold .Nedrow" farm.
Communion services will be held in the
Lutheran Church a. this place on Sunday
April 18th.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

ReY. T. J. Bristow, lefi town Tuesday
morning to attend the Spring Meeting" Of
RedstOne PTesbytery at Seottdale, Pa NJ
VIM r. Siahl, an elder in the church ses-
sion. goes with him. Mr.. Bristow expects
to return Thursday or Friday evening.
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Easy 70 Manage.

The Cinderella Range is easy to manage.
Many other ranges are not. The construe-
ton of the Cinderella admits of plenty OF air
under the CRATE, which prevents II from
burning out. and every provision is made
for cleanliness. Examine it before you buy.
Sold by Jas. B. Holderbaum.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

Prof Byron King, the well-kn1wn Pitts
bargh eiOcutionist. reader and character de
hneaior, viii give one Of his capital recita.:
IN this place on Tuesday evening, May ls;,
for the benefit Of the young Peoples Society
OF the Disciple Church.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

The miners at Kring's station. on the s.
& c. r. R., quit work one day last week
because Of reduction in their wages from
40 to IS cents per ton. Next morning the
operators agreed TO restore tie old rate and
the men returned TO work.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

Albert sorher. OF Shade township. who
vas lodged in the county jail two weeks ago,
suffering from insanity. was yesterday re-
turned to DixmOnt Asylum By order OF the
couTt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

Hoisopple Lodge, $50 L O. o F, viii eel
citrate the seventy-6f,h anniversary OF the
independent Order Of odd Fellows in their
hall on Thursday evening next. 4 number
Of the members Of Somerset Lodge have
promised to be present
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18
A PPLICATIoN FOR CHARTER

NOTICE Is hereby given that an appiicati0n
viii he made 70 the Courr Of Common Pleas Of
Somersef county. state Of Pennsylvania. on the
zsth day Of May, A D. i-1i. a. 10 A. u +, under
the Act q A ssemhly entitled -Au Act ~ provide
FOR the incorporation and regulation Of certain
Corporations. approved April -, is7f. and the
SupT leneuts thereto. By josiah J. long, George
H smith. John II. Zimmerman, Daniel p Long,
DAVID n isr and James Calvin Loug for the char
Ger Of an intended corporation - Be called The Re
formed Church 0f Friesiens. Pa. the character
and O1jeot Of which - tEe public Wcrship Of
Almighty God According % the Constitution.
cznons discipliEes doctrines faith. governments
and forms Of the the Reformed Church IN The
United states, and for these purposes 70 have,
posses and enjoy AL the rights henedts d Priv,
iiezes conferred By the Aes Of Assembly, afore-
said and irs supplements
solicitor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

According to the Is4e,ineT. Bedford county
Democrats are talking about nominating
General COfr0th for Congress. to be Knocked
down at the general election to be held next
November.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

The frst catch Of trout Of the season was
brought to town yes.efday By the mali
carrier from Bakersville. who had probably
q dozen Of as pretty speckled beauties IS
were ever taken from the crystal waters o.
Laurel Hill creek. Later in the day
several other lots Of trout taken from a
stream in the south Of the county were
brought to town.
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EXECUTOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of HenFy F,l.en. late Of Allegheny town.
ship. somerset county, Pa. decd
Letters tesfameutary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted - the uriieT- iyned b. The prop
authority Bofice j. here - given co al persons
iudebred % said estate % make immediate pay
-nenl and iha-e having claims against The s.rne
meuI o. the executor a. his reside nee in said
township, on Monday May iith- t,9t
WM. Il FELTEN,
Hay & Walker. Executor Of Henry Felien, deed
Auys-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-18

Mr.. samuel Trent, Of Somerset toSnship
is another Of our honest farmers who has
always believed there was no necessity for
keeping his stable, smoke house, &c, locked
up st night Recently when he exchanged
properties with his s0n-in-laE, County
Treasurer Pugh, the latter advised him ID
place a lock on bis smoke house door as
protection against thieves. Mr.. Trent laugh
ingly refused to comply with Mr.. Pugh's ad
vice. and nov he wishes that he had Fri.
day night thieves entered his smoke houss
and carried of a large supply Of meat