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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17
WORK WANTED.

Male
TSEFUL-MAN.--By young man. -, %
do work Of any Kind good ponmaa:
sober indus rious and willing 20 work. !.
REILLY. 40 West s5,h-st.
UPHOLSTERrR. frst-c.ass, wants work:
city or country. UPUOl.ST ERER. 100
Bersen-st.. Brooklyn
WANTED. a position by young man,
q 81: educated: excellent penman, quick at
figures. X. CONFIELD. 40 West dith-st.
WANTED-B responsible party Of sxpe-
Renee q represent manufacturers IN
Ohio. Indiana and Michigan on commits
sion only. Address J. s. TOBlTT. GIN
cinnatl. Ohio.
wATCIIMAN-In or out OF city: reference
as 10 experience. character ability, 50
briefly. etc. can be given. x. H.. Tribune
Office.
WATCHMAN. JANITOR or PORTER.-By
a young married man Of strictly temper
ate habits Address HENRY GAYNOR,
3S3 Falmetto-st.. Brooklyn.
wATCHMAN. TIMEKEEPER or PoR.
TERRY Il man Of Al character and
strictly sober habits Address 5. BRADY.
olo Pacidc-st.. brooklyn.
WATCHMAN. &c.--By an Englshman.
SO; height. feet . inches; good address;
willing and obliging: good New-Yoik ref
erences: would engage as Waterman mes
sengcr or In any capacity. Address +. b.,
box $. 1.242 Broadway
wATCHMAN.-Oy 20 years In last place:
reference; strictly temperate. JOHN
DELANEY. 1852 Gth-st.. Jersey city.
YOUNG MAN. -. seeks employment as
porter. r. JAEGER. 80 East s3d-st.
YOUNG MAN. age &c. wishes a position
Wholesale house or anything good refer
ence: German descent FRED. HE'D. i3S
East l4th-st
YOUNG MAN. ~. desires position AT any
thing: best references. L. BLOWN. 32I
West ilst-st.
YOUNG MAN. 20. has years experience
In plumbing supply trade understands
bookkeeping. bill and entry clori. and office
work; best references furai he'd. PATTER-
SON. 1920 3d-ave
YOUNG MAN t2o) desires position In rncr-
camille house, can furnish best references.
DAVID LESSER. 332 East Oih-st.
YOUNG MAN. steady. Industrious. desires
position as assistant bookkeeper or cor
responding clerk, good CITY references. Ad-
dress 4. w. G., Tribune.
YOUNG MAN Of 20 wishes position at
anything; good psnn.an quick and cor
rect at figures. j. H.. 42t East 2oth-st.
YOUNG MAN dM. with good references
and not afraid Of hard work. would like
n situation. CTS. BERNARD. us TIL
lary-st.. Brooklyn.
YOI NG MAN. age 81. desires position with
arm that will advance as qualifications
promise, good reference and bond II de-
sired. @. o.. IL Wayeriy-st.. jersey city.
y J.
YOUNG MAN. %. strong and willing.
position as porter or similar work, city
or country. G. r., Tribune plice.
YOUNG MAN. "a with experience az
shipping and receiving clerk cal furnish
f1rst-class reference. THOMAS T.. CAMP
BELL. loj H,ysrd-st.
YOUNG BUTCHER desires petition. any
thing city Or country. HENRY W.
HOLMAN. 2;S Wallahou'-st Brooklyn.
English. French Italian. wants situation
with contractor or surveying party. wage
no object. f.. r.. Box ~ Tribune.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

AGENCY FOR CONGRATULATIONS all
kinds: sale or rent, building sites.
TUBES & TAYLOR. 3 Beekinan-st.
AT FLTSHING.-To rent. large hand
some house, fourteen rooms. hot and cold
water gas, etc; two minutes walk from
broadway station: seven minutes from
Murray Hin: at a rea sonable price 20 de-
sirable tenant Inquire Of MITCHELL
BROS, "A L~Onard-st
TO RENT-At New-Canaan. Conn. one
hour and quarter from city; house
with extensive grounds. eight bedrooms,
and bath running water, etc; garden
vegetables summer fruits and COW IN
Guided For further particulars apply 10
IL G. THOMSON. Office OF Anchor Post
Co, 42i-st and 5th-ave.. city.
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FLATS TO LET-Furniahe d,
FLATS TO LET-Unfurnfshe cd.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

LARGE corner store with 10 show win
dOws. 400 square feet. William and
Ann SITS: also basement II desired.
rutland & WHITING. 3 Beekman-st.
FLOORS AND HALF FLOORS TO LET
WITH POWER DAY AND NIGHT. ~
THE METROPOLITAN REALTY BUILD
ING. FIREpROOF.
size S0xe0S: windows On four sides: 'front.'
Ing Brooklyn Bridge. William and Rose SITS.
rutland 4 WHITING 5 Beekman-st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN. Write
plain statement of facts. .ncose with
" and written opinion sent you. All sub
tects. Send for prospectus. Judge WAu-
HOPE LYNN. Pres: Hon, HENRY w
UNGER. Treas. 257 Broadway
AT THE greatest bargains IN New-Yorkl!!
Trunks. Travelling bags Nalises. Pocket
books. straps. Dress-suit cases. Toilet
wraps. Steamer Chairs. Buy direct from
the manufacturer CHARLES SCHWARTZ,
Ole Reliable House. ~ 4th-aye.. near 9th
~.
BOOKS In any quantity bought for cash:
highest prices paid; residence calls free.
LOVERING'S NETWORK BOOK Elk
CHANGE, 1871 broadway. opposite I'LL
TONS.
LIBRARIES or small collections Of books
purchased: full value paid: town and
country calls made. LONDON BOOK CON
Germ. 4O+ Canai-st.. y. Y.
WANTED. Barber shop in summer hotel.
seashore or mountains. Address f..
FAULKNER 1.2i2 3d-ave.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCRiP-
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
CEE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. Lag Broadway
~ door north Of ThIrty-nrst-st.: and ADJ
yERTrSEMENTS at the foil wing Branch
"~'e~~r IA Eiehth-aye.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male.
a YOUNG COIORED MAN IS do work of
any kind: highly recommended and has
honorable discharge from I. =. Navy. ".
NJ. s.. Box -. Tribune Ohice.
ACCOUNTANT and general office man OF
experience seeks employment: can fur
nish Al reference from past and present
employer vii, accept low salary 10 begin.
q. W. =, care OF Tariff League. 1856 West
23d-s,.
AN ENERGETIC business man wants
care Of real estate: understands repairs:
best references; bonds If required. A..
Tribune ONCE.
like situation In wholesale house refer
cnces; good penman. /. !. WAIZMANN.
I57 Fast ln3d-st
A RELIABLE ATTORNEY gives promp,
assistance IN all business or domestic
difficulties. satisfactory results: privacy OBJ
served advice, day or evening free. Call
or write. Room -. West lith-st
A STENOGRAPHER OF hrst-c class ability
and character, with high reference as 10
same. desires special dctation or report
ing: experience In committee meeting
medical. as well as sermon reporting. Ad-
dress SUBTRACTION. Tribune once
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBsCI,Ir
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIi:.
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
"a door north 81 Thirtv-irst-s,.: and AID.
VERTfSEMFNTS at the following franch
Offices: ?5i Eighth-ove 200 Third-ave..
corner Forty-seveDth-s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-17
Death of a seautifal Young Ledv.

Death dealt crushing blow 10 the fam
lily of Captain w. II. Ssnner, when he
took Nannie-:he eldest dsushte.-W We'd
ncsday morning. and threw this entire
community into mourning. Miss Sanner
had been SICK FOR abolt two weeks in the
Pittsbnrg Female College. and, no. With
standing she had the watehfuI attention of
eminent practitioners and thc services Of
skilled nurses. her system was unable to
Withstand the attack of a wasting disease
typhoid fever. For days she clung to
life by very slender thread. strong
enough only To inspire the anxious watch
efs at her bedside with hope, hut the
thread snapped and sweet, innocent life
passed into the unknown world. Too
young to go to death. death kindly came
to her. Captain aud Mrs. Sanner were
with their daughter when the end came.
Her brother Frank had returned home
only the night before believing that his
ID ster would eeover.
When the news OF Miss Sinners death
reached here every man. woman and
enid IN Somerset received it Is = person
- N'iiNAii anu eN itfts,SioilS OF SDFrOW
were heard on all sides.
Miss Sanncr was an exceptionally
bright and vivacious young girl. Just bud
ding into womanhood, of most lovable
disposition and her circle Of friends was
most extensive. She had been pursuing
her studies. paying special attention 10
vocal music, in the Pittsbarg Female
College, the past winter. and was n prime
favorite with teachers and scholays.
The body was brought to her home in
this place Thursday morning, and during
the day the friends of the family were
permitted to look Ipon her face. too pret-
~ to hide in the grave" grieved friend
was heard remark as he turned sobhing
from the casalet. OF her it may well be
said, '-She came t. her deeth-bed with a
smile and those about hershcd the tears"
The interment took place at ) O'Clock in
the afternoon, when services were con
Quoted by Elder Mullendore, of the Dis /
ciples Church.
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Poster,s Little Weather Story.

Nv last bulletin gave forecasts OF the
storm waves 10 cross the continent from
April 20 :. and II to ID. The next
viii reach the Pacific coast about the
18Th. eroSs the western mountain conn
try bv the close Of the l6;h, the great
central valleys the 18th to 18th and the
eastern States about the 2oth-
The warm wave viii cross the western
mountain country about the 18th, the
great central valleys the Eth and the
eastern states the l9ih. Cool wave will
cross the western mountain country about
the 18th, the great central valleys the 2sh
and the eastern States the23d.
Readers will please note that forecasts
are made for 5 p, IA. Of the dates men-
TONED. and the weather events predicted
must occar within twenty-fonr hours
before or after that hour: otherwise the
forecasts fail. The change IS made from
sunset, in order to agree in time with
the weather maps published at p. IN.
each day 10y the national weather bureau
at Washington. These daily maps give
a. the best record of the actual state of
the weather in all parts of the United
states and southern Canada at that hoar.
Washington time.
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An Aged Couple Robbea SUNDAY Night

Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Kaufman, an aged
couple living between Benscreek Furnace
and Davidsville, were robbed last sun
day night a week ago by unknown par
ties.
How the thieves got into the house and
how they left is no. known, ~ all the
doors and windows were found to be
locked on the 70. wing morning, but
three large clubs and lot of matches
We're found at the foot Of the bed when
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman arose.
A large wooden chest that Mr.. KauiI-
man had kept under his bed for years
was carried away aud broken open. 1t
contained two $50 gold pieces that Mr.
kaufman received about thirty-four
years ago for a horse, twenty-five cent
piece that was given to the old gentleman
many years ago by Gunsmith Samuel
Border, and a fifty-cent piece.
The chest was found near Mr.. KaniT-
mans home on the following morning,
and nothing but the money was missing,
there having been foar new pen knives
and a lot of papers in il besides the coin.
1t is thought that the parties chloform-
ed the aged couple before they entered
the house, as their two daughters, who
sleep in an adjoining room, could wake
them only several hours after their usual
hoar Of rising, and then they appeared to
be very stupid.
The old gentleman is about serenity
seven years of age and his wife is over
eighty.
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Highest of all Leavenng Power-Iaes L. S. Govt Report
FIe<yl<hl Bs.,,l'sg2: BasI12
ABSOLUTELY EsUgE
Items OF Interest.

Miss Rnth Cleveland rides bi-
cycle.
One Of the first women 10 register in
Wichita, KaS., was Mrs. Harriet Me-
Murray, a giddy girl of lbs. who knew
Thomas jefferson.
The new court house at Cadiz, o., will
be ornamented with statues of Gen. q.
\. Custer, Bishop Simpson and John y.
Bingham, all natives of Harrison county.
Joshua II. Marvil, Governor Of Della
ware, died Monday, at his home IN Laurel,
aged 20 years. The president of the senate,
a Democrat, rucceeds to the Office and viii
fill large number of appointiye Offices
with Democrats.
The wife of Jacob Kirkland, of Youngs-
town, o., accidentally burned so i'm bills
which he had placed in stove for safe
keeping, but the fragments were for
warded to Washington and the Treasury
Department returned hira the amount in
new notes.
Judge Thayer rofPhiladelphia, of last week
declared that there is 10 existing law to
prevent a saloon in Pennsylvania from
being open all night. lie also said that
music in saloons is not forbidden and
that they may be patronized by women
as well as men.
Chief Hazen of the secret service, has
issued circular Of warning against
Eew counterfeit of five dollar treas
ury note Of The series fIS9l. The coun-
terfeit is Photographic production touch
ed up with pen and ink, and bears the
treasury number B3773672l.
\ statement has been prepared at the
treasury department showing that
salaries are paid annually to persons en-
ployed in the treasury at Washington to
the extent Of Si,766, ,l9S. The statement
gives the number Of such employees by
states. From Pennsylvania there are
27; Delaware, 70; New Jersey, 10; Mary
land, 305; New York, 4s7.
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FI.IfER's BnoK SroRE.
Recorded in tho Berlin Record.

NJ. 4. c. Fioto's Crystal Spring Cream
cry building is nearly ready for the ma-
chinery and by May lst, il nothing hap
pens to delay matters. the creamery viii
be in operation. The building Is 30N7i
and is Designed to possess all the modern
oonvenienceS, such as cold water streams,
cold storage, ventilation, etc, needed for
manufacturing the highest class Of butter
and cheese. The sepsrators and all other
devices viii be new throughout and OF
the latest and most approved patterns.
Contractor Musser is chief in charge of
the construction OF the creamery, which
Is a successfully conducted and import
ant industry oi Berlin.
Eugene Skyles, theological student of
the seminary at Lancaster, has been call
ed by the Zion charge, vacated 10y Rev.
Dr. Heller. Mr.. Skyles graduates in
May. after which he viii enter upon his
pastoral duties here.
The commencement exercises Of the
Berlin High School viii he held in Gar
mans Hall, Friday evening, April 18Th.
Miss Alice Muhleuberg,- daughter OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Muhlen5erg Of Berlin,
WAS married TO VIM. \. Smith, Of Johns
burg, Wednesday evening at the home Of
the bride. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Taylor after services were over
at the church.
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,,.,4,lins. Guitars, BanJos
iN' '.rsi instruments at Snyder
.-slrlas'
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ABB o. Engine Plunges 20 feet into the
Stony Greek.

\ wreck that might have easily resulted
III a serious loss of life and immense dam
age 20 property occurred on the :. Il c.
railroad near Krings station, about four
miles from JohnstowE at noon Sunday.
II seems that the rains must have
looSenod some large overhanging rocks
along the mountain side. At all events
several immenes b0wldeTs rolled down
the emgankment onto the track Sunday
forenoon and when the northbound
freight, containg aboat 20 cars, came
along at noon it ran into them with such
a force - to throw the engine over an
cmiankmeut - feet into the Stony
creek river.
Several c.rS were also derailsd tearing
UP the bed and rails-
Nobody was hurt. the engineer and IRE
man seeing the obstruction in time 10
save themselves by jumping.
As soon - possible both lockwood and
Johnstown were notified of the accident
and a crew and wreck train were sent
from the former place. The track was
soon cleared, and Monday morning trains
were running as usual
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-17
Hon. A. J. CoIboEn and Wife Celebrate Their
"Iciden 3edt ing"

hon. A. J. Coihcrn and Vile Celebrate Their
"iclden Wediing"
According TO previous announcement
Hon. \. J. Col5orn and wife celebrated
the dtieth anniversary of their marriage
on Easter Sunday and the following Mon
DAY. The occasion was made memorable
by the descendants of the venerable
couple aad by their hest of friends who
called IoF the purpose ~ extending Con
gratulations.
on the 18th day Of Apr.l lsi5, A. J. Col
born, young farmer of Lower Turkey
foot township, ana Miss Susan UarizeIi.
daughter ofthe late George Hartzell. Of
Stoyestown, were united in marriage.
Eight children, all OF whom are living.
resulted from the union. viz: Mrs. J. X
Miller, and L. C. Colurn, ESq.. of Som
erset; Charles b. and Frank X. Of Bay
ard, West Va; 4. :. Jr., E~q., and
ftol,er; g., ofScran;on; Harry i. Colborn
ami Sir,. Frani, Besl, Of Frostburg. Md,
All orthe children. excepting Frank Il.
who &, head look-keepcro ola large tannery
aud was unaroidably detained, arrived
in Somerset Saturday; t. married
mcmbers7of the family were accom-. ,.aied
10y their children, and Charles =, was
accompanied 10y his wife, daughter and
grand son, thus completing the fourth
generation present.
Sunday the children. grandchildren
and cat-grand-clildren 70 tie number
oftwenty- gathered aroundthe family
board In the old homestead. Tho tables
were fairly -roaning under tire weight OF
sub~tanti..ls and delicacies such As long
since made "Auutie" Colborn famous
among the housewives og Somerset.
There were three \. J. c5lborn's. /, II,
and IL. and three EleanoF's, the latter
being called for Major Colborn's mother,
present.
Monday friends of sir. aud Mrs. Col
born from town and different sections OF
the county called and telici;aied them
: plessu5 feature of the festivities oc-
CARED in the ey ening when twenty-five
or thirty of Mrs. C,lbo-n's most intimate
lady friends called. aad when elegant
refreshments were served. The hcspita-
be mansion was decorated with flowers
AID potted plants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colborn are both in excel
lent health, although the latter bears the
marks Of = recent serious sickness. The
Major looks rs though he might live TO
celebrate his diamond welding" and
declares that he has renewed his youth
ike the bird he i politically named af-
ter-ihe BALD Eagle
\ number Of remembrance, among
others s2l) in gold from their children.
were bestowed upon the happy couple.
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GoreC kya Bull,

Earl f. Miller, aged fifteen years, son
ofthe late Dihert Miller, of near Stoyes-
town WAS seriously injured on last We'd
ncsday, 10y being gcred 10y mad ball.
With some other lads, he was assisting
to drive cattle, when one of the namber
became tired and lay down on the road.
Earls efforts to induce it 10 get up reused
is temper, and. springing 10 its feet, it
attacked him, and, before he was rescued,
body; large cash was cut above the eye,
while his body was badly bruised. The
hoy was completely prostrated by the
nervous shock which he sustained, and
was removed 10 the home of his grand
mother-Nrs. Eliz4beth Millec-where
he i slowly recovering
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-17
Italian Bees for Sale.

As | am breeder OF Italian bees and
queens, am now ready TO deliver 10
those wanting good strain of pure I;al-
ian bees AT prices much less than can be
obi2ined from other breeders; can ship
and deliver bees in the spring and sum-
mer month hs with safety. Safe arrival
and reasonable satisfaction guaranteed
Bees strong and in 5 frame dov ctailed
hives The italian bees are hardy, gen
tie and by far the best honey gatherers in
the world. Try them and he convinced.
/ also keep Tor sale full line OF bee
keepers supplies. Write for prices. Adj
dress &. :. NoUNKIN,
Confluence Pa
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

JOIn \. Scoii. Atty.
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The prospect OF relief from drastic
cs;hartics for persons troubled with con-
stipation is poor indeed. True they act
upon the bowels. but this they do with
violence, and their operation tends to
weaken the intestihes, and i prejGdicial
to The stomach. Hostettcr's stomach
Bitters is an effectual laxative. but it
neither gripes nor enfeebles. Further
more, it promotes digestion ard 4 regular
action oi' ihe liver and the kidneys. K is
an efficient barrier against and remedy
for malarial complaints and rheumatism,
and i Of great benefit to the weak, nerv-
ou> and aged. As Il medicinal stimulant
il cannot be surpassed. Physicians Ger
daily recommend 1t, and Iis professional
Endorsement is fully borne out by popular
experience. Appetite and sleep are both
improved 10y this agreeable inyisorant
and Alternative.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-17
4 Nioc Line Of Carpets, Etc.

To see = nice line OF Carpets, viz: In
grain, Tapestry, Body BRUSSELS, Will
tons, extra quality Of Velvets. Axmin-
sters. Druggets, Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloths
and Linoleums, also nice suit of clothes
for yourself or sons, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs
Ties. etc. call at
Hoiderhaun's Clothing & Carpet Store,
No. i2j Main ST., Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-17

Rev. J. Z. Maurer and family, who had
been visiting friends in the neighborhood
of Stoyestown, LEFT Thursday for Harris
burg, where they viii spend few days
with the formers father-Hon. jeremiah
Maurer. Rev. Maurer is President Of the
Lutheran Home Mission Society Of the
Pitisburg Synod.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-17

To Lot Rgsh, % C01uelis-ilfr. Fayatte couu-
T.. Pa; John l. Rush. % Hit-atie. Miami
county. Kansas; Addison Ru>i of Edeiugfou
Illinois, Anu intsrUarIicd with - Phillip
per, of kearEey. &cu... Bruce Eu.h.of CIiri-
"a. Butier county. l.-- the SIX children or d
deceased daughter Raehci. VIZ. LizI.c J..
kuh!lEan and Emma RgfA Stern, Of HecS-
man. Of Falls City, i.lcl!ertl-sn c1uGty. Neb..
JiHr!a1 B. kuhilusu. Oi New Hebron, Kan
ssss; Albert j. kuilliuan, Of y iih-T, NCb., and
JACKSON Euzh, Of Texas.
loG are hereby notified that I'm pursuance
Of % VIII OF partition issued ont 0f the Or
pEsu~' Court 81 SolalIs=it county. Pa. / WIt
no!c an Inquest on %. premises, ol tIr real
estate of Ruth Rush. deed, S!tgate iu Lower
Iur.-ryiout township. SoU3yr rSct county. Pa.
on EIifa-, Nay -, l-.-s. when and whcr. Won
can attend u Sou th!us proper
Sheriff Ddirc. iEDXAED HOOVER
Alafci. =, i,h. sheriff
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We'.e Awfully Good.

on Wednesday Sheriff Hammer sent
the following notice to each of the grand
Jurors who had been drawn to serve at
court next week:
You are hereby notified that YOU viii not be
required to attend court during the week
commencing 4 prl u. a. a grand juror. for
the reason that the district attorney reports
that there will be no work requiring the con-
sideraiIon Of grand jury
The petit jurors were also notified yes
terday that their services would not he
required. so there viii be 10 cases tried
at court next week.-BedfOrd Gazette.
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Mr.. Josiah Spccht. of Sprueetown,
whose grist- iaiIi and store were destroyed
by fire on the night Of Dee. II, 1885, has
begun the erection Of a handsome new
store building. The new building VIII
be 4GXlio feet, three stories high, with
store room 2iSlfO feet on the first floor.
This viii he ihe largest store room IN the
rnHntv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-17
Friek Remembers Mt. Pleasant.

While at MI. Pleasant the other day in
specting the observatory which he pre-
sented 10 the schools OF that place, III. c.
Frick decided to buy the w. j. Hitch
man estates half interest in the five acres
of ground extending from the Church
stree; school building to Eagle street. and
present the whole Ia the schools for park
purposes. The transfer Will be made as
soon Is the necessary papers can be made
out
The giver also asked Principal Kline TO
have good walk laid fiom the present
school grounds To the observatory, and
have the bill sent 10 him. As the school
board WAS in session at the time, the con-
tract for the walk WAS made before the
coke king had reached the hotel. Just "a
years ago Monday, Mr.. Frick went Ia Mt
Pleasant to clerk i'm store for an annual
salary Of probably less than this walk
viii cost