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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-10-21

The gagement-announced several
months ago-of Miss Marion Parker, eld-
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George f.
Baer, of Reading. Pa, and Mr.. William
Nevin Appel. of Lancaster, Pa, will cul-
inmate in their marriage on Thursday
evening. October 29ih. at Hawthorne, the
c0u ntry place Of the brides parents.
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Chairman Rep. Co. Con

|GBo. r. ScULL, Sec'y-
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The next meeting of the Somerset
Ministerial Association will be held al
the residence Of Rev. T. J. Bristow. who
will read a paper on THE Use and Abuse
OF Numbers in the Records of the Church
and its Agencies " 4 full attendance is
requested as the appointment Of q preach
er for the Union Thanksgiving Service
VIII be made al this meeting.
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Mr.. Ward Morrison has returned from
Dixon, III, and.leased his father's-John
H. Morrison's-farm, one and one-half
miles east Of Bakersville. Mr.. Norris
on. Sr., viii expose his personal proper
ty to public sale. on Tuesday. Nov. 10th.
Morrison, Jr., says the Republicans will
carry Illinois.
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Bad For Bryan.

Wheat keeps going up and silver keeps
going down, just as if there was no nee
essity OF supporting Mr.. Bryan's theory
that they must go in the opposite diree-
tions respectively. Wheat and silver APP
parently have no more scruple in cutting
Bryan dead in the crisis of his campaign
than the millionaire bimetallists.-Bo Boston
Transcript.
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The home of the Roman Catholic priest
al Meyersdale was burgiarized by two
tramps al an early hour Friday morning.
The thieves entered the parsonage
through the cellar, aud carried away sew
eral hundred dollars worth Of silver ware
aud some gold. together with large
amount Of money. The parties we're
traced TO lockwood, where the officers
lost the trail.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Kimmel, Of Pitts
burg, are visiting with the formers faith
er, John O. Kimmel, Esq, on Union 81.
Mr. kimmel draws a salary from the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and as
be does not want to have it split in two
after March 4th he will cast his vote for
Mckinley and Hobart.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-10-21

The Republicans living in the neigh
borhOod of Fairhope will put up Nc
Kinley and Hobart pole, at Beck's Cut,
three fourths Of a mile east Of Fairhope
station. on Saturday, October 9th. 4
large crowd viii be present and promi-
nent speakers will discuss the issues of
The camr,aigu
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A Hint 10 Ladies'

Delicate cakes and pudding can be
baked successfully in the Cinderella
Stoves and Ranges. The large, high
oven insures uniform baking and no
burning on the top. Sold and guaran-
teed by
JAS. b. HoLDERBAUN,
Somerset Pa
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fancy silks

we have ever had in stock. Partisan
effects, black and white, red, pink,
green and blue dots, plain and black
figure Silk, Fringing silk from % to soc.
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A SSIGNEES NOTICE.

Estate OF John Egner, OF Paint township.
somerset county. Pa
81 Paint township, Somerset county. Pr has
executed "a deed OF voluntary assignment oi
AZ Ms estate, nal and Personal, 10 the uu-
utISsned, Tor The benefit OF the creditors OF
the sald Jcnn Egner- All persons indebted
10 sud tohu EsDer will ma ke Immediate nav
iHeut, ana those having Claims viii present
Them Guiy authenticated for settlement ar
thursday, Oct -, Is.s. at residence OF A.
sisL-e- - -
a. -. ISAIAH HOISOPPLE.
80 Assignee.
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Three hundred earnest Republicans OF
Stonycreek township assem- bled at Dow
ney Saturday afterr oon, where they
erected Mckinley and Hobart pole.
After streamers bearing the names OF the
Republican candidates aud ''old gloryn
were run ap, a meeting was organized by
the election of J. j. Kimmel. President /;
Chauncey Lowry aud Jonathan Kimmel,
Vice Presidents; Ira Carver and L. NJ.
Lambert, Secretaries Speeches were de-
ivered by Capt w. II. Sanner, A. c.
Holeert Esq, aud J. A. Berkey, Esq.
The pole was made Of three parts, one OF
which had served in the Blaine cam
paign of 1854. the second performed a
similar duty in the Harrison campaign
OF lS22 and the third part was new.
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Dwelling House:

Iarge hank barn and other oufbuildings- his
farm j. on the public road leading from som
rrSef 10 Gebnarts, only about three iiiies
soafb ~ Somerset and i one OF the best pro
duciue farms in the county. convenient 70
churrh ami school, with good water on the
fiTIn als0a Tine orchard Of fruit, apples, chs z
ri.--. pear. etc
ANY person desiring 10 look az the Eirnii
will call on John Hoover ON the htrIn-
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

As.'1se ale OF Julia r. HOblitzeli. late of Movers
n somerset county, Pa. deed.
LH.tefs lestamentary ON the above es,o,.
having been issued By the pror,sr ss.ate
- uiiierSigned as executor OF ths sbo,-s' -. -
80, hVtlee J. hereby given TO an rarties ,n-
1,.sr,, -. 80 sl>.te 70 make immediate nav
80 ., ,.t az parties having claims against
-, s, VII VII present them duly aufhenti
e.i.ei ~ lnf settlement and payment IN an. -,
1tfslsned al MeyeTs,iaIe, PA. " 'ie IN
Executor
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters administration having besn grant
ca ~ the proper authority. 10 the underSign-
e'i- ol tnc estate OF David Berxey. late OF
PANT township. deceased. notice j. hereby
n ca To All prr-on- indebted u said estate 70
ssild estate % ma ke immediate payment. and
ii-p-- having claims against the same will
present tneiu ouiy authenticated for settle
D. -Aa ana allowance, at the late residence OF
.aia dectztard on wednesday. the 2d dav 81
December. A. D.. lsy5
JACOB g. KNAVEL.
Administrator Of David BeFkey.
CoaEoES a C0LBOES, Attorneys
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate oi Noah Roberts. late Of Soroe-Se,
township. Somerset county. Pa is,-,rf
Letters OF administration on the ahoxe .-S,a,,
having ueen gutntec To the UNDERSIGNED -,
.ie proper authority, notice j. hereby given ~,
..,. ~ .-ro.,a lhuebtsd 70 said estate 10 make
as-liisi ne same 10 present them amy an
.Lchtlcated fur settlement. on Saru-,tav
-. 81, l-st, al the law usiice OF John 4
'ectl, IA somerset borough Pa,
-, LILLE B. ROBERTS
Atty.
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John II. Altmiller. b. & o. freight
conductor. has been appointed to the
newly created position of trainmaster,
with beadouarters at Meyersdale.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-10-21

The Bedford and Somerset Telephone
Company now have their wires strung
from Bedford to Listie, and as soon al
satisfactory arrangements can he made
with the Somerset County Telephone
Company the line will be extended to
this place. The first named Company
has about twenty-five offices already es-
tSblished in Bedford 20 Inty and will
soon open Offices n New Baltimore,
Shankss lille ar g.isiie.
The Somerset County Telephone Com
pany viii extend their line to New Cen
treviIie. lockwood, Casselman, Ursina,
Confluence aud Petersburg. if no change
be made in present plans.
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Terms !:

Ten per cent. Of the entire purchase money
tp be paid when property L. Sold. balance o.
the Ors-third on conf rrnaff1a of s4Ia. opf-
third IN one year and oue-thiri iu two yefrS
from confirmation or sale with interest de-
ierred payments 20 be secured by Judgment
bond on the premises
u. ". WILL.
ELMER p MOORE.
Administrations and Trustees. Glade +. o. Pa
JnHN II. SCoTT. Afl'N. Snlnar...I. PI
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David Rerkey, whose death resulted
from injuries inflicted upon his person
by robbers at his home in Paint township
leaves an estate estimated at $4,000.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-10-21

Letters addressed TO the following
named persons remain uncalled for al the
post office: Mrs. Avery, Lewis ii. Nil
Ter. Mrs. ]. Shafer, Nancy Stern.
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Rich and poor alike suffer the tortures
that come with that terrible plague, Itch
ing Piles; rich and poor alike find in
slant relief and permanent cure in Doan's
Ointment, Your dealer keeps'it.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF rs Aberdeen-Angus Cattle,

few Jersey cattle and 10 head of
draught horses. at the farm of w. II.
Rink, Jennertown. Pa, Thursday, Oct
D. 1896, at o'clock p. N.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-10-21

The Republicans of Bakersville and
vicinity will erect a Mckinley and Hob
art pole on the afternoon of October
oath. Friends of Protection and Sound
Money are invited to be present.
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The Great Chicago Parade.

Johnstown, Oct. IA, 1895.
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Saturday, November q 1896,
~ One o'rIock 3 AZ

The following described several tracts OF land.
bate the property Of Alexander e.. IDYre, de-
ceased
NO.i \ rtain arm situate lu 3iiddi iecTee K
township, Somerset county. Pa adioiuiug
bands OF Peter Irimpey. HiMm gphuuse.
Henry Hennilgcamp and Others. containing
10 acres and allowances. having thereon
erected q two-Story frame dwelling hous..
hank barn 59Ei09 feet. aud other outbuiiliu-s.
state Cf fcuiiisatiun. convenient 20 church and
school. good fruit. water. &c ina good arm
ing community and being the late home
steId og Alexander q. No0u.. decd
No. "A certain lirfn Situate in liddiccrers
township. county ana state af0rest ri. ad foiu-
ing No. ], lands OF Peter Iriluusy. samuel
Gamers heir. simon Barron and O-hcrs.
containing 10 acres and allowances. having
thereon erected q good tWu-stpry ifalue dwell
ing house, Stable ana other 1ut1utidings, good
fruit. water. &c.
Aforesaid, dioiniug tracts No. and > lands
of simon Barron. Urias SAVIOR. Silas Lyons.
Hiram tphou-c and OtherS. containing i-5
acres, more or less.
No. A certain Eim situate iu Milford
township. county and state Aforesaid. ad-
joining lands Of OF John r. scott, a J. Miller
Dennis +. Walker. David .ohr. Reuben Mo
Miilcn and others. containing lUiacn-s. nearly
all OF which Is cleared. having thereon erected
a good twO-s.Ory icime house. bank barn
.l5xsS feet. and other outbuiidiugs. aud geneF-
ally known as The jeremiah WeimCr farm. 30
l. In "a good state OF cultivation. located with
IN one of the most pleasant ami prosperous
farming communities in the county. and di--
tlnt - miles from lockwood stutiou- lue
orchard Of fruit.
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Terms /:

One-third cash and the balance on easy
payments with interest, secured by mort
gage. address.
4. g. EOYTS, Administrator,
Couneiisville, Fayette Co., Pa.
or Josiah B0yts. Friedcns. Pa.
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Terms /:

One-third cash down, or secured 10 be paid.
ON day Of sale. Oue-third. after payment OF
debts and expenses, 10 remain ' lien on the
real estate. tiie interest 10 b. annually paid 70
Mary Sweifzer. widow OF the deed; the bal
amce In two equal annual payments nom
daff of sale and To b. secured 10y Judgment
on the Farm. This Farm will be sold subject
10 "A dover Of Sl5g 70 now on the farm, the
Interest Of which j. to be paid annually To
MTs sarah Miller during her life time, and at
her death the principal 20 those entitled 10
thcsarle. For said dover see Mortgage Rec
ord. Vol. 5, pages - and -.
J. IL UhI ID. W WILL,
j. K scott Executor and Trustee.
Afty'~.
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Thursday, November II, 1896,
At Lao O'clock p M

The following described valuable rsaI estate.
aff the properly of said deceased
Nu. IA tract uf land situated in Lincoln
t1f, u-nip. SoilGrset county. Pa. one-haii
milo rom Edie, Pa, adjoining lands OF Levi
iierkey. Alexander Brendle Edward Miller.
Harvey Freiiiue, John queer, and tracts
numbers and 3, containing I'D a-re~ more
ur los, knuWn a. the homestead % Gecedent.
having thereon erected twe frame dwelling
houses. hiuk-itrn. WagUT.-sued. citier-pr-~S
and cider house. gTuuars. two shops aud
other uutpulidlugs nearly all clear. and un-
der good state OF cultivation. 4 Ltr-. apnfe
orchard sugar camp, with ali the sugar ulf.-
siis except keelcrS. The whole laun j. well
Watege4 q nr>l-Ctass spring isandAratcrl al
each GOGse. All u1derlaid with coal. and the
+iout vein had been opened. II being "a part
al the same tract 0f land which John fIke
and wife conveyed 10 samuel BcrSey by deed
dated the 2ith day day OF August lsiis. and IT.
corded in Volume 3S pages 8. and s.,
No 2-NnOwn as the Beam tract. situated
IN same township and county. adjoining
lands OF NoHh ". huudig. Michael ~yyaub
John Queer, tract No. 8 ana Others, contain
Ing ~ acTes and 81 percles. n9re OF less. about
5 clear, well watered. abou. one hundred
sugar tr-es ON H. tnGcrMiu with coii aud
the i-.o0t vein had bgon opened 40 TWO place..
h-iug the same tract of land. which a bra b., n1
betm and wsie conveyed 70 SinIe. Berisey
with other iandsl by deed dated 9th JuIv-
lS,s. and recurled la Volume =, Psiges coz and
4Os
Also by virtue of a power OF attorney given
% TIE undersigned executors of siid os-C.si.a.f
by the widow and heirs of said ,ra.srsa5
duly recorded in the ofiC- Tor recurdfn.. ,fs,tI.
IN ana inr somerset county. I'M the state OF
Pennsylvania, in deed record. Volume ~
pages ~. and lli there giil he exposed h, - Ia
al the same time and place. TIE f8iioyviue
described valuable real estate, Rate the prom
erty "a said deceased tu-wit:
No. 3-AlsO situated in Lincoln township
formerly somerset township SouerSet cotl1-
y, IA adjoining Tracts numbers / and
Levi Berkey and David =. Ash. ecntsfniue
liN,l acres, more or icss, having thereon ,r,,,.-
ed g. two story frame dwelling hogsf Il n.,,
mnk-caFn and other outbuiidines Il fine
apple on,iiaId. and q good spring ut the nous.
about ~ acr,s clear and under q liir state OF
cultivation; al undcriaid with coat ana the
foot vein Is open and in first class working
order. 10 being the same tract Of land which
Abraham Eessfn and wife conveyed 10 SsraueI
b1rSey with other landsi by deld dated u
july, lsls, aud recorded la Volume 5I. p1res
sOl and fh - FoT
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Terms of Sale.

Tract No. will b. sold subject 20 sl 20 In a
mortgage, dated and recorded Aprli j. lsqi. i.,
mortgage docket. volume 10, page ~ ia favor
OF J. Harry Fritz. payable - March, Ioi,,
Win interest payable annually frSia =, March
iay1. Tract No. will be sold suEfecr ~ siei
IN the same mortgage, in 1iycr 81 !. Harry
FRITZ. with interest payable slIdtually from u
March. lsfs- Tract No. viii also d., sold s,iI,
tect 10 SOL IN the same M l-tut.a In favor ~
J. Harry Fritz. with intestst payable annual
iy from - March. lsg7.
NOTICE:-The amount named in the mort
gage. or any part OF ~ can be paid on The 18th
OF Narch IN each Nsiir prDyiaci 20 davs ur,-
NiouS written notice i given Of each psivuisrt
a specified ia the MORTGAGE The t,lioui1,,
amounts of the purchase money must be M N
on the day of Feiir. that j. a. soon a. me
property T. knufkei down ON the old Horr.-
stead, bring sr9ct No. /. $50; ON the R.slf
tract, being Nj = sia0; and on tract No h
$50 The balance OF the purchase money
above the anit,unts NAMED in the rnortsae,s
IN each tricD. must be- paid on delivery ~
deed, on the I'd day Of Marrh ls,7
y. B--Ihere may b. a small dover in tr,c.s
numbers and which must be a-certr,lne,I
after an the debts and expenses are paid fh..
interest OF syhich must b. paid annu.llv 10
tlf widow. during her nafunsl lifetime. and
after her death, the principal To the heirs uho
are ehtliied 10 the same. Possession will be
given April.. lss7. 80 '
HARRY FRITZ
LEVI BERkEY.
Executors OF samuel Berkev decd
Somerset Pa Oct. ID, lsD5.
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The first SNOW Of the season fell here
Sunday morning and at intervals
throughout the day and night.
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The Farmers Institute 10 be held here
on "Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 9Th
and 5ih. and at Meyersdale. on the 6th
and 7Ihs viii be q much practical benefit
t. the farmers Of the county. As was
seen by the programme published last
week, topics particularly adapted 10 the
necessities Of this county, were assigned
e persons fully capable Of treating them
inteliigenily and bringing 0ut all that is
in then- The former sessions Of the
Farmers Institutes have been interesting
bat this years meeting promises TO ont
strip It's predecessors in every pariicu-
lar. Make your arrangements u attend
every mssuns. YpI viii fssl fIily re
paid for the tune and expense afterwards
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NOTICE.

David J. Phiilippi ( In the Court OF Common
ana vile Pleas OF somerset 80
70 peuusa
David Ray No %, Nay Term, lS7B
voluntary Assgnment.l
Notice j. hereby given 10 the creditors n.
David J. fhilhppi. that on the 18th day oi
september, $50, said David J. Phillippi, pre-
sehiel his petition To the Court Of Common
tie'ts oi said county. asking for "a recOnvey-
anrv- uN the heirs and administrations OF Ds,-
Viz Hay deceased. OF All the assigned rssl e.
ttte now remaining undispOseG OF and an
Outstanding claims anG properly whatsoever
% said .uci estate ana that th,. ur,tver
ol the petiuoneT Will be granted by the t'0uri
uHics- objection b. made thereto on or before
ine isih o"y oi November, \. h lss.
81. 49,, r L. SAlLOIs
7eP-- = $50 PrOthOnOtssry-
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Don't fail to read the ad of Parker q
Parker in this weeks HERALD.
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4 noticeable feature of DIR. Salm's ad-
vertisement, which appears elsewhere in
this issue, Is that the testimonials are all
from persons whose homes are in this
part of the state, and in many cases are
from persons with whom the reader is
acquainted.
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Tuesday, October II, 1890,

TO commence at seven O'Clock p. NJ.
Some of the ablest political debaters
in the State will be present and ad-
dress the meeting on the vital issues of
the campaign. Among those who will
speak are
Senator Boies Penrose, of Philadel-
phia.
Hon. :. ]. McCarrell, of Harrisburg.
Hon. w. a. Stone, of Pittsburg.
Hon. H. j. Hancock, of Philadel-
phia.
Hon. J. ID. Hicks, of Altoona
Every voter in the county, irrespect-
i've Of former political affiliations, is
urged to attend. There is no fight this
year between Democrats and Republi-
cans: there is no sectional or class is
sue. 1t is patriotism above party. 1t
i bravery against coNaTulce- II II
honesty against repudiation- 1t is sin
cerity against Hypocrisy. Ii Is the ma
ton against the mob.
No voter who can should fail TO at
tend this meeting and hear an able,
frank and fair discussion of the issues
of this greatest of all political battles
now being waged by the friends Of
protection, the country's credit and
honor on the one side and the advO-
Gates Of free trade, free silver, repudia-
tion and anarchy on the other.
II. VI. BERKLEY,
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

tum Tes;amento Annexo.
Letters Of administration Curn sras,.,.,.....
AhiirA" naNing been issued 10 me IN fbs
Ptpfer authority on the estate of iscsi-,b
>tariz, hate OF Fairhope foyynsbin es.,,s -. J,
county, Pa. decd notic, il hsra,st,, ~ set -
81 L 'I'les having claims against said estate
70 plesent tiein duly authenticated for na =.
..S''s, anu anu al persons indebted To said eStaie
signed. ~ INC uhcer-
,s,,,.,-. ADAM STURTZ
q %, .A. administrator Cum Ttstamento Annexo
Ooi0orn x Coiborn, Attorneys. : = u
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Herman Dively, aged 30 years, died at
his home in Berlin, Wednesday night,
from a complication Of physical troubles.
He was a veteran of the war and was
well thought of by his neighbors. He is
survived by his wife and three children.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-10-21

The Republicans of Meyersdale held
an enthusiastic meeting Saturday even
ing. Speeches were delivered by Capt.
johnson, of Altoona, w. II. KOontz,
Esq, and County Chairman Berkley, Of
Somerset
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Public Sale
OF
Valuable Raal Estate !

By virtue OF the power and authority con-
tainrd In the last viii and testament Of sam
uel BerSey, hate of Lincoln township. Somer-
ser county. Pa. deceased the undersigned eN-
ecutOrs OF the last Will and testament Of said
deceased. viii offer for sale by pabiic 0.ltcry
~ the oll l-.l4-s..--l. bin. INC. 40. !. o..
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Hon. Cyrus Coleman Dead.
MARKLEYvILLE,
Alpine Co. Cal. Oct. Q. 1sof

VI ARK kLEYN WILLIE.
Alpine Co. Cal, Oct. 9, 1896.
EDITOR HERALD
Cyrus Coleman, native of your town
and county, was found dead in his chair
last Monday morning, in his residence al
the Pleasant Valley Ranch.
The Doctor who held the post nortem
examination pronounced the cause OF
death "heari failure" lie had evidently
died about noon Sunday, as he had pre-
pared his monday meal and apparently
sat down to rest a moment, fell asleep
and passed away.
am the special administrator Of the
estate and if any OF his friends or relatives
in your vicinity desire any information,
a letter addressed to me will receive
prompt attention.
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Yours truly

H. r. MCsSER.
Hon. Cyrus Coleman was son of the
late Daniel Coleman, whose farm is sit=
uated on the Berlin road halfway be
tween Somerset and that place. He was
about iiffy-two years of age aud unmar-
ried Mr.. Coleman went to California
when young man and met with crafty
ing success. He was interested in three
or four productive silver mines. lie
served several terms in the California
legislature, being elected as Republican,
Mr.. Coleman paid periodical visits TO his
old home. and two summers ago spent
several weeks here when he was the guest
of his neiees, Mrs. Frank Weimer, Of
Somerset and Mrs. /. ID. Leydig, of
Glencoe.
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GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY.

The friends of Mckinley and He
bart, Protection and Sound Money viii
hold a mass meeting in the Court
House, at Somerset, on
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The usual services will be held next
Sunday in the Presbyterian Church,
morning and evening. On the sabbath
following. Nov. ist. communion services
will be celebrated, when the sacrament of
the Lords Supper will be administered.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-10-21

L. c. Colb0rn, Esq, LEFT Monday morn
ing for Pitisburg, where the annual con
ventiop of those interested in the charit-
able institutions of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania is being held this week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-10-21

Parker 4 Parker advertise some good
things at low prices this week.