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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04
Thursday. November II, 1896,
At I:3O O'Clock p. NJ.

The following described valuable reaI estate
late the property OF said deceased
No. IA tract OF land situated in Lincoln
township. Somerset county, Pa. one-lalf
mile from Edie Pa, adjoining lands OF Levi
Berkey. Alexander Brendle. Edward Miller,
Hnryey Frediine. John Queer. and tracts
numbers and 5. containing lf1 acres. more
or les. known a. the homestead Of decedent,
having thereon erected Two frame dwelling
house.. hilnk-barn, wagOn-shed, cider-press
and cider house, grtnary- two shops and
other Outbuiitings nearly all clear. and um-
der good state Of cultivation a large apple
orchard sugar camp. with all the sugar uieri-
sis except keeierS- The whole farm j. well
watcred /: "a nr-t-class spring fSandwaterl at
each house. All underiHid with coal. and the
i-fOOt vein had been opened. II being part
oi tire same tract Of land which John Fike
and wife conveyed TO samuel Berkey by deed
dated the 18th day day Of August. lss.i. and r.
corded IN Volume 3, pages a and IS.
No. known as the Beam tract situated
in same township and county. adjoining
lands OF Noah ". Brendie. Michael Swank
John queer. tract No. and Others. eoniain-
ing - acres and - peTcheS, more or les. about
2 clear. well wateresi. about one hundred
sugar trees on IT, JndeFlsid with coal aud
the 4-foot vein had been opened at two places.
Being the same tract Of iaud. which Abraham
Beam and wife conveyed 20 samuel Berkey
with other land>l by deed dated 18th July
lsts. and recorded in Volume 81, pages l07 and
40s
Also By virtue Of a power Of attorney given
70 the undersigned executors OF said deceased.
By the widow and heirs OF said deceased
GUY fttpfl.l IN tiie nl44ce Tor recording deeds
In and for somerset county. in the state OF
Pennsylvania. in deed record. Volume %
pages y and IL. there will be exposed TO sale.
81 the same time and place. the following
described valuable real estate, late the prop
erty Of said deceased. tO-wit.
No. Also situated In Lincoln township
formerly Somerset township Somerset eOun-
". Pa adjoining tracts numbers I and ,
Levi Bcrkey and David X. Ash. containing
llSi- acrts<. more or less having thereon erfcf-
ed 3. twostory frame dwelling hOuse, a new
bank-bstrn and other OutbuildingS a tine
apple orchard. and good spring AZ the house:
about "a acres clear and under fair STATE OF
cultivation: all unceriaid with coal, and the
l-iOot vein i open and IN first class working
order IL being the same tract OF land which
Abraham Beam and wife conveyed to samuel
BerSey with other lands by deed dated ,
July, l>'ss. and recorded in Volume u, pages
Al md
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A Desperate Burglar.

A Johnstown dispatch says desperate
battle between Officer james keily and a
daring burglar Thursday resulted in the
fatal wouuding Oft latter, who is dy-
ing at the Memorial Hospital.
1t was one Of the fiercest attacks in the
annals of police circles in this city and
was a desperate attempt to kill the Ofii-
Ger. Fhe burglar, whose identity could
not be established, was discovered rob-
bing the residence OF Otto Hertzinger, on
Railroad street and after attempting to
kill Mr. Hertzinger, made his escape
from the house.
Officer Kelly at once gave chase and
overlook the man in a dark alley. Then
followed murderous attack. The burg
lar fired two shots at the officer, but be-
fore he could fire a third time fell with
a bullet in his brain. He can not live
more than a few hours. Officer Kelly
was placed under arrest, awaiting the re-
suit of the mans injuries.
skeleton keys, a burglars blow pipe,
a pound of giant powder, a Bulldog re-
volver aud numerous other burglar tools
were found on the man.
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OF new pack Canned Goods now ar
irving, consisting Of the famous
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Terms of Sale.

Tract No. I will be- sold subject 10 81 5Oa in a
mortgage, dated and recorded A prii > 1895, in
mortgage docket, volume 10, page fg2, in flvOr
Of J. Harry Fritz, payable . March, 1895.
with interest payable annually from - March. D..
lsi7- Tract No. will be sold subject 10 500
in the same mortgage. in favor OF J. Harry
Fritz. with Interest payable annually from -
March, lsf7- Tract No. , will also be sold sub
iecI 10 $50. in the same mortgage, in favor Of
J. Harry Fritz with interest payable annual
Is from > March. ls.7-
NOTICE:-rhe amount named in the mort
gage. OF any part of IT, can be paid on the 18TH
Of March in each year provided % days pre-
yiOus written notice j. given Og each payment
a. specified In the mortgage The following
amounts OF the purchase money must be paid
on tie day of sale. that J. as soon as the
property j. knocked down. ON the old Home
stead, being Tract No. l. $40: on the Beam
tract, being No. :. ellO: and on tract No. 3
SiJl The balance Of the purchase money
above the amounts named in the mortgage
in each tract must he paid on delivery OF
deed, On he I'd day of March lS7.
v B-Tnere may be- a small dover in tracts
numbers / and which must be ascertainesi
after all the debts and expenses are paid; the
interest OF which must be paid annually 10
the widow. during her natural lifetime and
after her DEATH the principal TO The heirs who
are entitled 20 tine same. Possession viii be
given April :. lss7.
J. HARRY FRITZ
LEM BEKKEY
Executors OF samuel Berkey deed
Somerset, Pa Oct. Is, lss6.
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Church Dedication.

The new United Evangelical Church, al
Pleasant Hill. will be dedicated on sun
day, November -. Services will he held
in the church on the preceding Saturday
evening. Rev. I. Bach, of Hyndman,
will oliciate at the dedication. Many OF
the neighboring ministers are expected
to be present and assist. The ministers
and congregations of all sister congrega-
tions are invited TO participate in this SER
vice.
The third quarterly conference OF the
year will be held in the L. Is. Church
Somerset, on November DIST, at 30 p. NJ
All of the official members are expected
to be present. ID. l.. YoDER, Pastor.
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Christian Eaaearor AnniversarY.

last Sunday evening the Christian En-
deavor Society OF the Bakersviile Lnth-
eran Church held its anniversary service
The Christ (Casebeer) Endeavor League,
Lavansville {. +. Society, and the Bar
ronvale c. +. Society sent twenty repre-
sentat;ves to participate in the exercises.
The reports from each society were most
encouraging and added greatly to the suc-
cess of the meeting. The vocal music
rendered was u special feature of the oc-
casion, while the literary productions
were all of high order. The report OF
the pastor. by request, from societies Wis
tied i'm Cumberland, Centre and Union
counties, WAS of great interest. All OF
the societies represented are doing good
work. There is talk of holding local c.
z. Convention ere long under the auspi-
ces Of the Bakersville, Lavansville and
Casebeer Societies.
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Novelty
Dress Goods

at prices to suit all, selling all-wool at
&c, 35c, 40e, soc, 90, and zoe, per yard
good quality-handsome eOlorings
and about p per cent. cheaper than
they were four weeks ago; they are
ready; great bargains.
In plain Serges and Henriettas- all
eOlors-we can give you big values
ask to see them and see the wonderful
low prices.
In all-wool and part-wool Plaids we
can show you at s, 10, II, 10, p, - and
Scots per yard. They are great sellers.
We have the best and most varied
assortment of
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Death of a Venerable Lady.

Charlotte, relici of Isaac Barron, of Mid
dlecreek township, died at the home of
her only surviving child-Mrs. John
Meyers in this place, on Wednesday
last. Deceased was born May 2s, lstl.
aud at an early age became disciple OF
Christ. and lived faithful, cIristi@n life.
Her maiden name was Moore. Tine flu
neral services were conducted 10y III. a.
Wingard. Interment was made in the
Rarron church cemetery.
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Innocent Man Hanged.

CHICAGO. ILL, Ocs. 29.-Julius Man
now. who Is to be hanged tomorrow for
the murder of Carey B. Birch, in June,
ls95, has written aconfession, in which he
exonerates his companion, Joseph Wind
rath, from participation in the crime.
Windwrath, however, will not benefited
blythe confession, as he was hanged
last June on NannOw's testimony.
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Negroes Shot Fro,. Ambush,

MONTGOMERY, ALA. Nov. - -Four ne
groes were shot on Friday night il Mon
roe county. Some white people objected
to the negroes coming to Evergreen, aud
while they were sitting by a fire on the
premises of their employer the assassins
crept up under cover of darkness and
fired volley from shot guns. Two of
the negroes are dead, another was NOR
tally wounded and the fourth will lose an
arm
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Noah Roberts, late OF Somerset
township. Somerset county. Pa. decd
Letters OF ofatiminisir,tIon on the above estate
having been granted tu the unaer~isnsd bv
the proper authority, notice = hereby given 10
an persons indebted 10 said estate To make
Immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same 10 present them ouly au-
thenticated for settlement. on SATURDAY.
Oct 81. lssb. al the law oEfice of John X
scott in Somerset borough, Pa
LILLE Is. ROBERTS.
John r. Scott Adfninisfn.frix
Att'y.
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E'XECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Julia X. Hobiltzeii. hale Of Meyers
dale borough, Somerset county, Pa deed
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having 0een issued by the proper authority 10
the undersigned as executor of th.. stl,gv.. -
tate, notice y hereby given 10 all parties in
deDted 10 said estate 10 ma Immediate nav
ment, ana all parties having claims againSs
said estate will present them duly authenfi-
Gated for settlement and payment 10 tbs an
dersigned al Meyersdale, Pa
Ssioorn : Coloorn, J. J. HOsLIuEzdL.
AtsysI I0r Executor. Extcuror.
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NOTICE.

David J. Phillippi ( In the Court Of Common
and vile Pleas OF somerset 10 :
10 Penn'a
David Hay tNO. ~. May Term, ls7s,.
voluntary Assignment
Notice is hereby given 10 tine creditors OF
David J. PhiluPpi, that ou the 18th DAY OF
september i>'o said David ]. Phiuippi pre-
Sehted MS petition TO the Court OF Common
Pleas Of said county, asking Tor "a reconvev-
ance- Oy the heirs and administrators OF Dst-
vid Hay. deceased, OF all the assigned rs-i e.
tate now remaining uudispGSei Of. and all
outstanding claims sand property whatsoever
OF said assigned estate and ta.tt the prayer
Ot the petitioner VIII De- granted by the Court
uhieS> objection be made thereto on or before
The lVth uay Oi November. 4. u ls1s.
r. Z. SANLOE.
sept =, ise6. Prof1onot.,rv.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Estate of John F.,ner, of Paint township.
somerset county, Pa
Notice i hereby given tnar john Egner
OF Paint township, Somerset county. Pa. has
executed OceI Of voluntary s-ssIgumeut OF
All his estate, real 4mG Personal. ID the un-
derSi9ned. lOr thr bciIcll OF iuc creditors Of
the stid JOnn E-gn.r All persons Indicted
To said JonI Esucr ,yiil make Immediate rstv-
iueut, ana tnu>c having Ciat-ul. viii present
them duly authenticated Tor settlement, on
Thursday, OcL -, l,sj. at Residence OF A.
Si-nee.
ISAIAH HOLSOPPLE.
=. ". Biesecker, AssiEnee.
Attorney.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Cum Tes.amento Annerl

Letters Of administration Cum Testamento
AnnexO having been issued % me BY the
proper authority on the estate OF Josiah
Sturtz, late. OF FairhOpe township Somerset
county, Ia. decd, notice Is hereby given to
all PARTIES having claims against said estate.
10 present thein duly authenticated for pasy-
Inent, and all persons indebted 10 said esfstie
Will make immediate payment To the under
signed.
ADAM STTRTZ.
Administrator Cum TeStameufo Auuexo-
Colborn 4 IoiuOril, Attorneys.
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fancy silks

we have ever had in stock. Parisian
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 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters ofaGminiStration having bean grant
ed, by the proper authority. 10 the uuder~igu-
Ell ON the estate Of David Berkey. lats. Of
Paint township. deceased. notice il hereby
gwen 70 All persons Indebted 70 said estate 70
said estate to make immediate payment. and
those having claims against the sane viii
present them duiy authenticated for settle
inent and allowance. aJ the hate residence OF
said deceased on "Wednesday the "a tav of
December, A. D.. l>56
JACOB c. ENAVEL.
Administrator or David Befkey.
COL3OES & CoLEOsN, Attorneys.
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rF,-. ~ ~
- }. N''- While De
,sf-.-- A I-nan was car
-.+.s I'D the over
ar I's County Peni-
u5.r..- ..s afternoon, VII
y-,.----.'s.- .s.- W -.i.an4, serving a
's' made q bold
rtr-- o--- grabbed the
la7s1ei pa -.' 4fN5 10 his sides
- ....' Keeper Clark Crosby
E-.-@,-. ''.'.'l'e Before he reached
80 bonded over a table aud
r. .s''.'eE ia'm his
aE.a5 -' "a Crosby and
|aaaT- e7 revolver
a H. ..... A-l which r. subdue
s .' Nesfers' Win their
-i ,as,-5 y. 1s''i'' were then
l,. .seg -. y- y .-s -.'r.
aE -. sf b1faea stFoIied in.
usb.s g.. ~ f.,,. t-,.e- o. Hanan loue
| parry @ p..,.I I-5a.'S 5.i. IN check while
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. UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Mary v. CanGcId, q al. vs. Tho's Armstrong.
et al.
The undersigned, duly appointed by the
CourtOf Common Pleas 0f somerset county,
Pa auditor, tOaudif the irSt account OF John
Hiukiey and ID. j. Mcintosh. receivers. and
make a distribution Of the fund in the hands
Of the receivers 20 those legally entitled there
TO, hereby gives notice that be will attend to
the dnties Of his appointment ou Monday.
Dec :, l,'si al his Office in Somerset borough
when and where all parties Interested may
attend.
J. G.. LOWRY.
Auditor
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Ifyou are going 10 move and need a
new stove or range, drop in and exam
ine the Cinderella. Thousands in use,
and not one failure Sold by
JAS. 3. HOLDERBAUa,
Somerset. Pa
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TeYnS:

One-third cash down. or secured % De paid
on oay Of sale; Oue-third. after payment OF
debts and expense, % remain q lien ON the
real estate, the interest % BE- annually paid 10
Mary SWeitZer, widow % the deed. the bal
ance IN two equal annual payments from
date Of sale and to be secured By Iud gment
ON the Etrfn- lui- Erm viii be sold subject
10 "a dover Of Sis 7j now on the farm the
interest OF which Is % b. paid annually TO
Mrs. sarah Miller during her life time. and "a
her death the principal 70 those entitled 10
the same. For said dover see Mortgage Rec
ord, Vol 3, pages - and 81
J. III. Chl, ID. ". WILL.
j.. r. scott. Executor and Trustee.
Attyis
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The following described several tracts Of land.
bate the property Of Alexander C.. Moore, de
ceased
No. a certain farm situate In MiddIecreeI
township, somerset county, Pa, adjoining
lands 81 Peter Trimpey, Hiram UphOuse,
Henry Henningcamp and others containing
80 acres and allowances, having thereon
erected twO-stOry frame dwelling house,
bank barn j0xi01 feet, and other Outbuildings,
Of which lOD acres are cleared and In good
state Of cultivation. convenient 10 church and
school, good fruit, water. &c ina good farm
ing community, and being the late home
stead Of Alexander C. MOcre, deed.
No.z-A certain farm situate in Middiecreek
township, county and State aforesaid, adiOin-
ing No. i, lands Of Peter Trimpey, samuel
Cramers heir, simon Barron and Others.
containing 10 scres and allowances. having
thereon erected good two-stOry frame dwell
Ing house. sia Bile and other erOutbuiidings good
fruit, water, &c.
No S-A certain tract % land situate as
aforesaid, adjoining tracts No. and ?, lands
Of simon Isarron, Crias SsyIOr Silas Lyons.
hiram UphOuse ana Others, containing i2B
ACRES, more or less.
No. "A certain farm situate in Milford
township, county and state aforesaid. adj
joining lands OF OF John r. scott, 4. j. Miller.
Dennis r. Walker. David I.Ohr, Reuben Me-
Milien and others. containing 0oacres. nearly
all Of which j. cleared, having thereon erected
good twOstOry frame house. bank barn
lalX>, feet, and other Outbuildings, and gener-
ally known as the jeremiah Wcimer farm. IL
Is in good state OF cultivation, located with
IA One-half mile Of New Centreville borough,
in one of the most pleasant and prosperous
farming communities ia the county. and di.-
iHnt 81 miles from lockwood station; fine
orchard of fruit
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!:

Ten per cent. OF the entire purchase money
tn be paid when property il sold. balance OF
the one-third on confirmation Of sale. one
third ia one year and one-thir,l ia two years
from Confirmation of sale with interest de
ierred payments 10 be secured by Judgment
bond on the premises.
u. ". WILL.
ELMER r. MOORE
Administrators and Trustees. Glade L. o.. Pa.
JcHS r. ~COrr, Atty, SOmeTsel, Pa
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A UDTTOR's NOTICE.

In re estate Of Abraham Beam, deed.
The undersigned, daily appointed by the
Orphans Court Of Somerset county Pa. audi
tor 10 maze a distribution OF the fund in the
hands Of J. J. AriSulan, administrator e. Z a.
OF Abraham Beam deed. hereby gives notice
that he viii attend 10 the duties OF his ap-
pointment on the 3lth day Of November next,
at his Office in somerset borough. when and
where all parties interested may attend.
II. l. BAER.
Auditor
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three-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Barron, of this place. died Fri
day afternoon. Interment was made in
the Samuel's Church cemetery. near La
vansville. ON Sunday afternoon.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.


Estate of Daniel Weaver, deed
The undersigned. duly appointed by the
Orphans Court OF Somerset county. Pa au-
ditOr 70 pass upon the exceptions and make a
distribution OF the fund ia the hands Of the
administrators 10 those legally entitled there
70. hereby gives notice THAI he will attend TO
the duties OF his appointment on Tuesday,
the l7th day OF November. lsg6. at his office
IN somerset borough, when and where all
parties Interested may attend.
WI BAER.
Auditor.
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A DMINISTRATRIX's NOTICE.

Estate Of George Hitshew, late of shade
township, deed.
Letters Of Administration ON the above e.
tate having been granted 10 the undersigned
by the proper authority, notice j. hereby Civ
en- 70 All persons indebted 90 said estate 70
ma ke Immediate payment and those having
claims against the same % present them duly
authenticated Tor settlement. 2u SATURDAY.
Dec, l. l>1, at late residence Of deed
DELLA HITSHEW.
j. II. Uhl, AdministrltFlx.
Attorney
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04

Mr.. Abner Mckinley arrived here
Sunday morning and leit Monday even
ing for Canton where he viii hear the
news OF his brothers election. lie was
accompanied to Canton 10y his daughter,
Miss Mabel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04

r q. Parker and Will Endsley, of
Johnstown, were Sunday visitors at the
homes of their respective parents in this
niaea
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Mr.. Jacob w. Shaifer, of near Scalp
Level, Somerset county, brought two
the largest weighing thirty-two ounces.
He said that it takes seventeen of them
TO fill a-half bushel measure.-Johnstown
Tribune
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Samuel Hochstetler. aged ~ years.
died on Tuesday evening. 9TH inst, at
the home OF his son John, in Meyersdale
Deceased had been afflicted with paraIy-
SIS for fanr or tiNe Near>.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04

The Listie Mining Company shipped
more coal during The two weeks just
passed than during any similar period
since they began To operate their plant.
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The many friends of William Collins.
formerly Associate-Judge OF this coanIy,
will be sorry 10 learn that his wife died
az her hume. IN Ohiopyle, Fayette coun-
~, ten days ago. Death resulted from
cxncer ia the stomach
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04

The cabbage crop, now being put away
Tor winter consumption, is the largest
ever known in the history of the county.
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NOTICE TO ACCEPTOR REFUSE

To Lucy Frederick. Of UniOntown. Fayests
county, Pa. Matilda Hart. residing al
Brucet1n Mills. Preston county. " Va.
Mary Jane hO0ntz, VI New Haven, Iayette
county, Pa:
You are hereby notified 20 appear al an Or
piians' Court % Oe held al Somerset. Pa. on
Monday. the lith day % Uecegrber next 10
accept or refuse % take the real estate Of 10
- ih Liehty. deceased. at the appraised valu-
atiOn- or show cause why the same should
not be sold.
Sherin's Office, EDWARD HOOVER,
NOF !, lsso. Sheriff.
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erns {:

One-third cash. and the balance on easy
payments, with Interest, secured by mort
gage Address,
h. r. BOYTS. Administrator,
COnnellsville. Fayctte Co., Pa
or Josiah Boyts. Frodens. Pa.
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Dwelling House,

large bank barn and other oufbui1dIuas. This
farIii l. on the public road lending from som
rrset 70 Gebiiarts, only about three miles
south Of Somerset. and ls one OF the best pro-
dueing ttrms la the county. convenient 70
church ana school, with g00f water ON the
EtrIn, alsOa fine orchard of fruit, apples, cher
rteS. pears etc.
Any person desiring 70 look az the farm,
viii call on John Hoover On the Lafm-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04

Flag Day, Saturday, was generally OBJ
served by the people of Somerset, ire
spective of party. Chairman Mark Han
ma, of the Republican National Commit
tee suggested the idea, and it was after
wards taken up by the Chairmen of the
other National political organizations.
John O. Kimmel, Esq, and daughter
Miss Margaret-returned Monday
morning from Reading, whittier they
had gone TO attend the wedding of Miss
Marion Baer and Mr.. William Appel,
which took place on Thursday. The
bride Is Mr. Kimmel's grand daughter.
Zachariah Sarver, employed as a lum-
herman at Merrill's mill, four miles east
OF lockwood, was instantly killed last
Tuesday afternoon by a falling tree,
which he and Mr.. Merrill were engaged
in cutting down. Deceased was a son OF
Henry Sarver, OF Allegheny township,
and was twenty-siX years of age.
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Amos Peer, a well known veteran of
the war, died on Wednesday, at his home
one mile south of town, from consump-
tion. The remains were inferred in the
odd Fellows cemetery al Stoyestown on
Thursday. He is survived by his wife.