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FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 14O6 STREET n. W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fR0PERTY On N STREET BETWEEN 9TA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NJ STREET BETWEEN 9TH
AND 10TH STREETS NORTHWEST :;
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust, bearinn
date May 81, 1898, and recorded in liber No 1899.
folio IA ct seq, of the land records of the Dis.
trfct OF Columbia. and at the request of the mar.
~ secured thereby We will sell. at public aucs
ton. IN front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, THE
SENENTEENTH n7thl DAY OF JULY. a. b.
s sseS.d AT IF FIVE O'CLOCK PM the following de-
ington. District of Columbia to Wit: Lot numbered
twenty-one CID. in William II. Brownies subdi.
vision OF lots In square numbered three hundred
and ixty-eight Gsss us per plat recorded in ibef
II: ID. e., folio q, Of the records of the suryevoe
Of the said District Of Columbia, improved by
desirable brick residence numbered eos M street
NORTHWEST.
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money
and expenses Of sale to he paid In cash balance n
~ and two (2) years. with Interest nntii ,,atH
at the rate Of six 90 per cent per annuu rayabie
semi-annualiy. secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold or all cash, at the option Of The
puIehaSer. deposit OF $500 required Mt time Of
SALE Terms Of sale to be compiled with within
ten days the property will be resold MT the riss
and cost of the defaulting purchaser An convey.
ancns at purchasers cost
JAMES B. FITCH,
GEORGE w BROWN
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C. g. SLOAN CO., ACCTIONEERS. 14O7 q NV.
Successors to Latimer & Sioan.l

TRUSTEE SALE OF TWO HANDSOME RRIcK
KtSlpENCES. nos 250I AND 251l PENNSYir
T yaNA AVENUE NORTHWEST. WASHING
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated April
q 1893. and duly recorded in Liber No 1904 folio
70 ct seq. one of the land records of the Distrfcf
OF Columbia and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby. We will sell, at public auction IN
f fr%nt Of sr The premises, on MONDAY. July
the following described land and premises. situate
In the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being all Of lots numbered
twenty seven 60 and Twenty-Five COZ, in MulIet'a
subdivision sub of lots in square numbered fourteen
OF the records Of the Office Of the surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia. together with the improve,
ments thereon consisting Of two nearly new hands
some brick residences known as Nos 2507 and
2sl1 Pennsylvania avenue northwest >
Terms Of sale: Onethi Of the purchase moneV
In cash. the balance In one, two and three years.
with interest payable seniannually. and secured
conveyancing and recording at purchasers COST
Two hundred dollars $200 deposit required on each
house at time Of sale II terms are not complied
with in fifteen days the trustees reserve the right
TO resell the property at the risk and Of tho
defaulting purchaser. after such public notice q
SAML CROSS.
9I6 Ia. ave-, | Trustees
JAMES N. GREEN,
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WEDNESDAY. July TWENTY FOURTH. 1895 al
HAF-PAST FOUR PM, by order of the trustees
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Embracing

TEA, CANNED GOODS, SPICES, CONDIMENTS
TOGETHER WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLE
THAT CANNOT DE ENUMERATED
'REMEMRER, ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF
AUCTION ROOMS 1929 AND 1921 STREET"
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JAMES 3. FITCH,
GEORGE W. BROWN,
DuScANsoN BROTHERS. Auctioneeru i tTssdSa:

U THE ABOVE NAMED SALE rs POSrPoNEit
undi WEDNESlAY, TWENTY-FOURTH July.
1870 at SAME HOUR AND PLACE. by order Of
lne trustees. ty17-d&ds
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JAMES NJ. GREEN,
5y9-d&t1s I'll 14th st NV.
RATCLiFFE. SUTTON & CO.. AUCTYONEERs,
SUCCESSORS TO RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO.

SUCCESSORS TO RADCLIFFE, DARR co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNNIPRovFD
KEAI. ESTATE ON FIFTH STPEET SOtTH@
TWEEN STREET gH TlH xYp GEoRs shk AvES NE;
S EIF1EE Z Fl AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. passed the LIST day Of
July. 1925 in Equity Cause No. 1i3S2. wherein
complainant. and Frances Elizabeth Dawson ct al.
front Il I VIII on sell q pg THE ase!ST Y
HAiF-rAsT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the whole q
ORIGINAL lot seventeen in square se3. in the city
9Th street southeast near a street iy a depth &c
one hundred and Fl . feet AMI inch. And ty
virtue OF the same decree on the following lay
HALF-P PAST FIVE O'clock PM. We VIII sell. At
public auction. In front Of the premises the whole
Of original lots 10, II and in square 1916 IN the
and IL front each GO feet on 10th street between
p street and Georgia avenue southeast. and lot
E street between 18th and 10th streets southeast.
Lots will be offered separately. beginni.:: ~iIn
Terms of sale: one-third of the purchase money
IN cash. onethird in year and one-t third In two
ycars from the day of sale. all cash. at thS
purchasers option; the deferred payments. II my,
payable semi-aunlaily, ana secured by deed q
eear OF ali and an taxes 10 &c Jso
go 1898. A deposit of sfO0 on each lot wifi Is
required at the sale. Terms must complied
default Of which the trustees reserve the right d
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
faultinc purchaser afte: five days advertisements
ington, D. C.
WILLIAM W. MILAN. Trustee.
WILLIAM SHIRLEY. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.

LATMER, MORGAN 4 CO., AycTIoNEERs
1919 and 1921 1t.
"Groceries."
Special sale of Groceries
at our auction rooms led
floor, ON Monday, July ~,
1905, commencing at 10
o'clock.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND ELEVENTH
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RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIoNEERS,
Successors to Ratcliffe,, Darr g. CO...
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Poster Weather to Come.

Nv last bal!ctin gave forecasts Of the
storm wave 20 cross the continent from
n - eth asd from S.h - l2lh. The next
VIII reach the Pacific coast aboGt 18Th,
cross the western mountain country by
close Of I4th. the great central valleys
from l5 10 I7th and the eastern states
about the 18Th. RtinGH a.cpm?aaying
the disturbance VIII be about the average
below that of the week previous. The
last ten days o! this month viii average
colder and bring more rainfall than the
ten days pre- ,eiing. Severe weather,
western blizzard and other severe storms
NAV be expected from 2lst 10 3ist. The
warm wave VIII cross the western noun
tain country abolt 18Th. the great central
valleys about The 18th and the eastern
state. about I7th. The cool wave viii
cross the western mountain country about
lath. tine great central valleys about 18th
and the eastern states about 20th.
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Road Legislation.

Senator Brown, of WeStmoreiand coun-
ty. has introduced into the legislature two
bills for beitcrins the condition Gf the
public highways. The first provides
that AT the November election this year,
AMI every three years thereafter, there
shall be electela county supervisor for
roads who shall have special knowledge
% the science and art Of roadInaking. and
be 4 competent engineer or surveyor. lie
shall examine applicants for township
supervisor, and only those TO whom ne
shall grant certificates of proficiency
shall be eligible to election to that Office
Each township shall elect for three years
supervisor vino shall receive = Tor
each day OF actual, sworn service. and
shall give bond of S5.OD0. Such super
visor shall have charge Of the roads, ami
shall purchase all material, tools, etc,
and hire all necessary labor. The town
ship supervisors shall meet in annual
convention. which convention shall have
supervision of all roads in the county,
shall ortlain and frame bylaws, fix the
hours of labor and wages of all persons
employed on the roads aud the salary OF
the supervisor, and estiblish 4 system
for constructing, improving, macadam-
izing all roads. They shall annually levy
n road tax not to exceed mills IN
amount. Taxpayers desiring to con-
struct or maintain roads abutting on
their property may contract to do 50 in
accordance with plans and specifications
furnished by the township supervisor.
senator Browns second bill provides
for an appropriation of sl,0o0,o00 to aid
the counties in improving their roads.
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Golden Eagle ofEos-s.

The following are the officers of Valley
Castle, 40. 2ai, of Hoovorsviile, Pa, for
the ensuing SIX months term:
P-'s, Chief. William Hoffman; Noble
ChioE. Albert Hoffman; Vice Chief,
Simon u. Geisel; High Priest, Jonathan
Y5ier; Venerable Hermit, 3. r. Berl1ey;
Master Of Records, Z. X. Ober; Clerk OF
ExchoqueI, Noah p Washer: Keeper Of
ENrheqger. :. 3. Clark; SIR Herald,
Amos Ber5ev; Worthy Bard. Nathaniel
II mer: Worthy Chambcrlain, =. T..
Livingstone; Ensign. ]. J. Miller; Is
quire- John i. CLARK First Guar,,sman,
David Story; Second GuardsIaan, G5bri-
e oher; Trustee, Jonathan Boyer; Rep
resentatiye 10 Grand Castle. 3. T. BerSey.
Winners Of the Ettsblrs "Tisnes" Contest.
The result Of ,he Pitlsburg Times vot-
ing contest Tor the five most popular min
i-,ess in the territory covered by that pa
per. was announced Thursday. The win
ners are Rev. +. " Trautwcin, OF ST
MIry-s Roman Catholic Church, Johns
town; Rev. I. 7. Tobin. Of 81 Nary's
Roman Catholic Church, Pittsbarz; Rev
John If. PUgh, Of Grace Reformed
ChIrch, Pittsburg; Rev. }. T. S.cay, OF
the Methodist Church, Dawson, Pa; Rev.
:. {. Bigham, of 81. Bridget's Roman
Catholic Church, pit.sburg.
Al of the a0ove named ministers will
make tour Of the Holy Land and Ed
rope at the expense Of the 7Fars. The
party viii sail from New York in the
course Of a few days.
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aeae . Ker Yina! ReEa.a.

Mrs. Maria l. krissiIgef. of Berlin.
died on Monday evening ailer aa illness
Of about two weeks She had been in
her usual health until on Christmas
night, when for some caGse sine fell, strik-
ing her head heavily upon the floor in
hc- bed room. The Injury she sustained
did not seem 90 be serious and for several
days she continued perfectly rational and
cheerful. not viihStanding, - results
proved. tha. he. brain and ncrvoHs sys-
ten must have received a severe shocS.
F5r five days prior 70 har death she was
eatireiy unconscious, living without
knowing the fac: aud gently breathing
away her life until the peaceful end
came.
MrS. Krissinger was the widow Of the
late Charles Krissinger, and reached the
age OF - years and months. She was
one Of the well-known and highly r.
sDccted women of Berlin, of superior 50
cal qualities, noted for her hospitality.
genial presence and kindly ways. Sey-
c-aI years ago she and her husband cele-
bfated their golden wedding. the occa-
sion being one lon to be remembered
B,srff, i,srlrf
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Highest of all in Leaycuin, Power-Lacs I. s. Govt Report
I}><|!DA:l Bsi;II2g Ps,kl|sg':
ABSCAUTEa.Y pgygE
The Father o.the IIO-ss.

Philadelphia Times.
The veteran representative. George V.
Lawrence Of Washington county. was in
vited to make an address, dcdicatiug the
new hall OF the house 20 legislative pur-
poses. No better selection could have
been made, for the old man who bears
the weight Of his 7G years lightly grew
reminiscent as he began . speak, recall
ing the laying Of the corner stone Of the
present capital in 1873 by Gov. William
Findlay, and its occupation by the state
legislature January ?, lss2, his own father,
Joseph Lawrence, then for the second
time speaker Of the house, heading the
Legislative procession which fled up Capt.
tol Hill from the old hall down town. He
recalled the speeches he had listened to
in the state house by Thaddeus Stevens,
james NJ. Porter, Daniel Webster and
many other nOtables OF the past. Referr-
ing TO his own public career, which began
AS = member of the house in 1873, he dwelt
upon the transitions and marvellous devel-
opment OF more than half century. II
have crossed the Allegheny mountains on
my way TO the state capital by every known
method OF locOmotiOn except 10y flying"
said the veteran orator. II have walked
over them aud ridden over them on horse
back, by stage coach, canal boa; and rail-
way train, and my father before me came
to this legislature on horseback with his
clean linen carefully slowed in old fash
ioned saddlebags." The speech in brief
contained an ePitome Of the marvellous
changes in transportation and develop
nent which have marked three-fourths Of
a century and was listened TO with intense
interest by the members, most of whom
are young men.
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Wei Provided Fo:.

The Standing Committees Of the Senate
aud House were announced last week.
Senator Critchdeld i Chairman of the
Committee Oh Agriculture, very desira-
bic appointment. lie is also member
of the following committees: Appropria-
tions, Congr ressional Apportionment, Ju-
dicial Apportionment, Pd5iic Buildings
and Public Health and Sanitation.
Representative W. II. Miller secured
al appointment on the Committee on
Ways and 5ieaHs. the most important
committee in the House. lie i also Il
member Of the following conmiitees:
Accounts, 10 Compare Bills and Banks
Representative MaureT is member Of
the Committee on Federal Relations and
Centennial Affairs.
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Jonas /. Baer.
"The Hustler"
TIE GREAT EVENT

Al goods sold regardless of cost. Con-
sisting of Dress Goods, silks, Velvets, &c
=Ginch all wool serces sold ut 20 cts.
Red Letter price - cents.
40inch all wool serges sold at - cts.
Red Letter price > cents.
36-inch Cashmeres sold at - cents.
Red Letter price Ii cents.
32-iTch Dress Goods sold at Is cents,
Red Letter price 10 cents.
An Endless Variety of All Kinds of
Black and Coloyed Cashmeres.
SERGES. Novelties in Dress Goods
at prices never before offered.
Dress Ginghams sold at 10 cents.
Red Letter price { cents.
20 yards of Lancaster Ginghams for
sl.01
- yards of extra good quality cling
ham for Si.a
! few odds and ends in Ginghams at =
cents per yard,
Old Canton Flannels. Shir;ing, Mems
23l yards OF American Indigo Blue
Calico for si.O1.
- yards of shirtIng Calico for sl.o0.
~ yards of Me-rimac Cocheco Calico
for sl.U0.
- yards of Cotton Dress Goods for Sl.O0.
Outing ilannels sold 1T l2l. 10 and :.
Red Letter price 10, 5 and J.
22i yards Of good Canton Flannel for
Sl.01.
wear reduced 70 cost.
IL Lonsdale Bleached Muslin, former
price 10 cents, Red Letter cents.
IA Fruit Of the Loom Bleached Muslin,
former price 10 cents, Red Letter sale :.
II Hill Blcached Muslin, former price
Ia cents. Red Letter price cents.
~ Androscoggin Bleached Muslin,
former price 10 cents, Red Letter price :.
"A Lonsdale Cambria, former price I2l
cents, Red Letter price 10 cents.
II Gilt Edge Bleached Muslin, former
price cents, Red Letter price cents.
"A Nonpareil Bleached Muslin, former
price cents, Red Letter price cents.
2Si yards Of good Unbleached Muslin
for SI.O0
~ yards of extra heavy Muslin for Sl.O0.
~ AppleIon's 4 Uuhleached Muslin,
sold at cents. Red Letter price cents.
Al Great Falls Z Unbleached Muslin,
sold at : cents, Red Letter price cents.
A. Piedment Unbleached Muslin, sold
at ; cents, Red Letter price s cents.
In Table Linens, Napkins, Towels. Bed
Spreads, Bleached and Unbleached Shirt
ings, Tiekings. Cretones, and skirts, we
are prepared to sell At great BARGAINS.
Ladies' fine Capes and Coats. Chill
dren's Coats sold regardless of cost.
Best five-quarter table oil cloth that
sold for Is cents, Red Letter price IL
Wool Carpet Chain at = cents,
3-ply Cotton Carpet Chain at II cents.
5-piy Cotton Carpet Chain at 10 cents.
Grey and Black Stocking Yarns, 80 per
pound or cents cut
In our upstairs department we will Of
fer special prices in Carpets, POrtiers,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Blankets, Comforts,
Chinilo, Table Covers, Trunks, Satehels
Oil Cloths, &c.
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Earrex Essses Fsoa Dsata.

On last Tuesday evening Beulah, tie
Eve-yeaT-oid daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon ShaHar. who reside or the Jesse
Slick farm. ~ shade township, met with
q serious accident and had a narrow es-
cape from what woai3 have most likely
proved a horrible death.
The child was playing about large
heating stove, and ia some way one of its
legs became displaced and the stove top
Piled over upon the little one, the hot coals
scattering all about her. Fortunately
Mr. ShafleE happenedto bein She room At
the tima. and quickly lifted his LITTLE
daughter from the hot castings and Goals
and succeeded IN eX.iBeuishing the FIRE
Dr. J. Il. Gardner, of Stoyestown, who
was Immediately Summoned. found that
beside several severe burns and contu-
sionS. the child had sustained fractIr,
Of tie Ies between The knee and ankle
Had it not been FOR tie presence ofAir
ShaGer in the room, the child in 4 short
time woalI have uGioabtiy hcen burned
- death.
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uuitorn.itz Of deeds in sonar.et County.

Register and Recorder Miller has adopt
ed new system OF recording deeds, and
hereafter all deeds, so far as possible.
recorded in Somerset County will be
uniform. Mr.. Miller viii exchange the
new form for old style deeds with all
Justices Of the Peace, Attorneys, Notsries,
Scrivernors, ct cetera. He will, also,
arrange with dealers in blank forms in
all parts of the county to furnish the new
blank deeds at moderate cost.
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Township Eigh Schools.

Representative Emerson Collins, OF Ly-
coming. has introduced & Iill in he house
which j. the frs; step toward establish
ing high schools Ia the rIral districts.
The measure allows two or more districts
10 establish joint high schools TO I've clss-
siled IS Of three different grades-those
in which the course Of study Is Of four
years duration L. be known - the first
grade; those in which the course is three
years II lee known as the second grade,
and those OF two years - third grade.
From the annual appropriation for the
support Of high schools the first grade
shall receive not more than 500 annual
Is. the second $50 and the third Sio1. IN
ease OF ius1fhcicney of appropriation
each grade = to receive a proportional
share. The bill dciigna:es the studies in
which the teachers of >Gch schools shall
be examined, requires an animal safe
mant to be made t. the Ssper-
intendant OF Publie instruction giving
full information as t. the teacher, classes
and courses of study. The course Of
s.Idy Is suhjec: to the approval Of the
Superintendent of Pablic Instruction.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-16
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been granted t
the following parties since the frs; day O
January:
William II. Baker, Somerset twp.
Mollie May Hoover,
Norman \. Long, Stonycreek
Mary 4. Rifle. New Baltimore
II. Earl Street. WestmOreland Co.
Harriet Benford, lockwood.
Samuel ii. Fletcher. Middlecreek twp
Emma y. Henry, Fayette Co.
George WoOlsey. Mckeesport, Pa.
Jennie u. Spangler, Shanksville, Pa
Harvey II. Knox. Ligonier, Pa.
Mollie NJ. Geisey,
James L. Cramer, Casselman.
Cora :. Snyder,
John II. Pearee. WestmOrcland Co.
Mary T. Speieher. Summit twp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-16
Repablioen PrimerY.

Notice Is hereby given to the Republi
can voters Of Somerset township that .
primary election, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates 10 be voted for At iha
February election, wiz be held AT The
Court House, between the hours Of A,
NJ. and z. NJ, ON Saturday, January
18th.
Candidates can have their names print
"a on tlIa ticket by lea:ing their names
and paying the usual announcement fee
at the Office Of the Somerset HERALD on
or before Friday. January 18th.
VI. SHOEMAKER,
Committeeman.
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The psnkars Mestipg for 1885.

The DIRkard annual meeting 20 he
held at Decatur. H.. in June, 1896, prom
ises to be the grandcst meeting ever held.
The city Is the principal railroad centre Of
the state. and has a population Of 2I,00)
people. The place selected IS in beauti-
fnl grove Of forest trees. containing is
acres. The tabernacle viii be III by l7o
feet, the largest for any previous meet
ings. and viii be enclosed. The dining
hall j. - by lsl feei and lunch room 81
by ~. AIl the hnildings are furnished
free by the citizens of Decatur.
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THE COLD SNAP

of the past ten days was old-fash-
ioned and chilly outside, but the
fortunate visitors at Mrs. A. E.
Uhrs Store, since her Low Priced
Clearance sale begun, were quickly
warmed up by the SOFT SNAPS
in the lowest prices for good goods
ever made in Somerset. These
Soft Snaps can be had until the 10th
day of February.
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Borough Repub,isaa Primary.

\ Republican primarv election for the
nomination of borough officers and
5 .hool directors viii be held in the Court
House, between the hours of II. VI. and
: p. NJ, on Saturday, January 26ih.
Candidates can leave their names, ac-
zee 10 defrdy expenses of holding elec-
tiol, with the undersigned or at the office
of the HERALD.
\. J. iiILEMAN,
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Republican Primary.

The Republican voters Of Slonycreek
township are hereby notified to NICE: AZ
the regular place Of voting to nominate 4
ticket foT township officers, on Saturday
January 25jh. 1876, between the hours Of
10 \. NJ, and p. NJ. Candidates must
register with the committeeman and pay
assessments to defray expenses before the
opening Of said election.
NJ. J. SNYDER.
Committeeman
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A UDIr0R'S NOTICE.
A UDITOR's NOTICE.

ID. A. Friedliael In the Court OF Common
10 Pleas Of somerset Co.. Pa.
r. VI. Beaehley) No. is9. Dee. Term. Isg3.
Voluntary Assignment
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
said Court 10 distribute the funds IL The
hands Of T. VI. Beichley. assignee Of n. y
Frieiline 10 and among thuSe legally entitled
thereto, hereby gives notice thai ne gill sit
az his Office in somerset horOash, Pa, on
Tuesday. Jan -. ls35, to oa;teEd Ia The dutis :
OF said appointment, when and where all per-
sons interested EBAY attend
y. ". RIhSECKER,
Auditor.
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SHARP Eotise.
I. J. SNYDER.
CounInitieeInai

Persons knowing themselves indebted
on our books will please call and settle
their accounts by cash or note. Parties
who have not settled by Feb. Ist, viii he
notified by statement.
PARKER * Packer.