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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19

LYDE's REGULAR LINE STEAM
~ >;I \ ~ t5,,IT 4 \; q DIEs6PHIA
FOLK TO PHILADELPHIA R'-
Until further orders steamers arc ~
nointed to sail from Norfolk everv MP -
by, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDXYt y,
6 p. M. and from Philadelphia eves q,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SANITY TfySry
DAY. Through Bills of Ladinr 10 ~,
POINTS South and Southwest Via Seabo,u,...!!
Air Line. Atlantic Coast Line. Norfo,tS'
and Western Dispatch. Virginia, Tennes..
way and Norfolk and Southern Raiiroosis
JAS. w. MfCARRIt,IS -
General Southern Agent. Norfolk, Va.
w. 7. CLYDE & CO., - -
in-.-----.s Gen'l Agents. Philadelphia. Pa,
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Grand Marshall. w. Jeanneret,
Asheville.
Grand Inside Sentinel-D. w. Wood
house, Poplar Branch.
Grand Outside Sentinel-T. l.. Nc
Lean, Greensboro.
Immediately after their election the
new officers were installed.
The next Grand Encampment will
meet in Elizabeth City.
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TRAVELLERS eulOE.
Norfolk Z H0SA'1l'ql SIsa1DOD| CO

steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASTE Pasuie
lNGToN end NORFOLK. Will leave
daily as follows:
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Leave Norfolk. N. &: w. S. B. ' - L.
Leave old FoInt Ccmfort .. S s:is p m
arrive In Washington ..... Gas a m
Leave Washington. Is & o.
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Leave Washington. Penn. r. g. w.
Arrive in Philadelphia. Penn. ''-0 a. in-
Arrive in Philadelphia. b. & '0''' a. m
Arrive in New York. Penn. i'E' o. m
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o. Il X. ........................ 'r:45 p. m.
SOUTH BOUND.
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Leave New York. %. & o. 49,
r. Il. $500 D. m.
r. ..;,;,i,..; ..;..... 1912 p. m.
r. r. ''3:07 p. m.
X X - 's:lO p. m.
X. r. ...-................... $1,000 n y,
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Arrive Old Fcirt Comfort 7.01 y ~
ere IN '11sI'o'k'...;. .......... 500 a. m.
arrive az ioi'sthoath. .-..... S:3o a. m.
SUNDAYS.
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X. X. II go a. m
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r; r; ........................... 1880 p. m
..DaIly, except Sunday
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company's. ofice on wharf
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The new and powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
lNGTON and NORFOLK, WILL leave
daily as follows:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
cOlousI samu.l Elder.

Colonel Samuel Elder, one OF the best
known aud oldest citizens Of Western
Pennsylvania. died on Wednesday last at
hi, homs near Ligonier, Pa He WAS
born at Carlisle. Pa. in 1915. and the
greater part OF his life was spent in this
State. During his life he resided at Car
Isle. Tnioutbwu, BrintOn. Somerset, and
in recent years at LIgouier. He was a
Republican. and prominent in the poll
tics OF this county. where he a. one time
held the Office of Register and Recorder.
He had voted for thirteen Presidents Of
the United States. Colonel Elder was
one OF the owners OF the old stage line
that ran from Pittsoarg 70 Cham bersburg
and while in the business made large
fortune, which hs later lot 10 attempting
20 run the mail through bystage from Ia-
dependence, No. 70 Salt Lake City. Ia
1919 Colonel Elder tOok a trip down tns
Ohio river ia a fiatbO4t, which was one Of
the .2st Of its kind 70 make the trip on
the local waters. Colonel Elder and his
wife. Mrs.. MargzreE ArInOr Bell, eelebra-
ted their golden wedding on December
10. Isos. and their seventh daughter. Miss
Fsnuia Ed r. WAS married % Mr.. Baker
johnson. Of Frederick. Md, on the same
d.v. He Is survived By his wi low and
the following children: Mrs Martha j.
Patrick. Of Piusbarg. Mrs Mary Hast
ings. Of Philadelphia. Mrs Alice Hoiii-
dav. Of Baltimore. Mrs NJ. E. Hudson. OF
MarvsviIIe. Cal, Mrs. A. E. Miller. Miss
Josephine Elder. Samuel c., Of Ligouisr.
George w. Of RsddinZ. Cal, and John B.
Elder. OF Pittsburg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07

Tho following. from the Windber Era.
tells how the StAlwarts Of Paint township
defeated the insurgents under the lead
ership Of our erstwhile friend Bully"
John Shafer:
The Republican primaries came on
rather quietly AZ this place Saturday ex-
cept that Committeeman Shaffer was busy
all day keeping the Insurgents in line.
and long before the close Of the polls the
large supply OF ballots furnished by him
were gone-every one He didn't stop TO
reckon 70 whom be was giving the ballots
when be threw them out so promiscu-
ously early in the day, for they evidently
got into the hands Of the Stalwarts, and
the chairman was kept busy hustling out
ballots the rest Of the day. With the
close Of the polls when the battle clouds
had cleared of the Stalwsrts had left lit
tie in sight. The following is the result:
Election officers for precinct number
.: Judge Of Election. 5. f. Reed Inspect
or. W. q. Granting Justice of the Peace,
,two) VI. E. Sell. J. A. LoUther; Super
visors, Gillian Shsffer. Alfred Gahagen.
Isaiah HOlsopple, jeremiah Shafer;
School Directors, two S. B. Lehman, II.
L. Seese; Auditor. E. c. l. Barlow; Tax
Collector. W. G. Seese; Township Clerk,
Noah Berkey; Treasurer. I. N. GOch-
nOur."
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BERLIN soY coxMIrs SUICIDE.


The people u Berlin were shocked
Thursday evening 10 learn that one Of
the boys OF town had committed suicide.
The name Of the young man wsS Allen
Earhart. s0n Of Mrs Ellen z srhart.
Thursday forenoon. says the Record.
Allen went 70 the store OF DR.. Brallier
and purchased box Of rat poison, saying
his mother had seat him for it. Between
two and three O'Clock in the afternoon his
mother discovered that he was seriously
i'll and affer eAsnAst effort secured from
him confession that he had taken
poison. The mother Immediately sent
for Or. Gsrmsn, who applied stom aeh
pamp and tried. bat in vain. 70 save the
boys life. Death took place about foar
o'clock.
Above was about II years old He was
the dining-rOom boy at ths Mansion
House. bat had been suspended the even
ing before. This. ind the reason for his
being suspended. is supposed 70 have
been the cause which led the boy TO end
his existence. II l. said that the boy was
of a very sensitive nature aud that be had
frequently. on previous occasions, threat
ensd 70 commit suicide
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07

Prof John Hamilton, Secretary Of Agri-
culture. on Wednesday issued advance
sheets Of his annual report of 1899. He
says good work has been done during the
year in the farmers institutes aud many
interested farmers have begun researches
Of their own through the encouragement
of the department Secretary Hamilton
suggests library in connection with his
department and products OF the state
along the farm lines in tue shape small
museum
The general condition Of agriculture ia
this state compares very fsvorably with
the other states Of the union. He adds !:
Pennsylvania, in area of improved farm
land, stood, ia 1889, tenth among 45 states
OF the United States. In the value OF her
lands. fences and buildings she was
fourth, and in value OF farm Implements
and machinery she was second Ia the
numbsr Of milk cows she was hfth. but
in gsllons Of milk she was third, and IN
the pounds of butter shs was second.
She stood tenth in amount of wheat,
eleventh in corn and oats. first in rys,
fourth in hay. sixth in tobacco, seventh
in potatoes aud ninth in apples. Taken
altogether the total value Of her farm
products places her fifth among the states.
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Jos. Horne &Co.
PiTTS5URG, PA.
Dress Fabrics for Spring


French, English and American Dress
Goods in = collection Of the newest
wesves and best styles.
Most Of the designs made especially
to cur order, therefore exclusive with
Us, and all possessing the extreme Of
elegance and fashion at lowest prices.
Rich Broatciotha. Chssists aud Whip
cords. an elaborate cOlor showing.
sl.oo. SIS. $I-5O a yard
American mzkes Of stylish SuitinRs.
56-inch widths in Tailor Stripes.
Checks and Mixtures. sLO0 and
sl25 a yard. Richest OF Spring
styles for 1900.
New Colorings in Plaid Back Short
Skirt and Cape Materials. are ready
for our Mail Order friends in uniim-
tied assortnents. 81 ., sL50 up TO
S350a yard
The foregoing tells Of ColOred Dress Ma
teriAls. Following re tell you OF the
new Black Dress Goods for Spring
wear.
Black Dress Chsviots IN pleasing
price range Of SOC. 75c, Sc, SI00.
Sis yard.
London Black Matslasse. latest de-
signs in Iustrous mohair and wool
dress fabrics, SIS. SL50 yard
Paris Black Crepons. swell styles.
priced very low. at s. 90 a yard
We shall be pleased to receive your
order for any Of the above, and at the
same time our Mail Order Department
will take pleasure in answering any
questions regarding Spring materials
or ready made garments for Spring.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
Home Rule for FIlipinO..

WAsHINGToN, February 2-The first
volume Of the report Cf the Philippine
Commission. which was sent 70 Congress
by the President to-day. is signed by Pro-
fessor Sehgrmann. Admiral Dewey, Col
Onel DENLY and Professor Worcester. II
strongly f4vors government Of the Phil
ippinss on plan analogous u that of a
territory OF the United States. with a gov
ernor appointed by the President. but the
people should enjoy large measure OF
home rule in local affairs. and each prov
ince should be substantially vested with
the functions Of county in territory.
The FilipinOs can manage their own town
and county affairs through their own OH
GERS, whom they could elect with no help
from American officials. except such a.
would be involved in control from the
central government at Manila. The suf-
frage should be restricted by educational
or property qualifications, or both. This
system would neeessitate a small body Of
American officials Of grest ability and in
tegrity, and Of patience aud tact ia deal
ing with other races
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO. props. Toledo. D.
We. the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able 70 carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. o. WALBISG KINSAS & MAR
YIN, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls CStarrn Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
eous surface Of the system Price 75c.
m0nials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
Exhibition.

We viii show full line Of Administer
carpets at 81 > per yard, cut to match, TO
it room and sewed, at the Somerset
Clothing and Carpet House, from the 5th
% I2ih Of February. We invite all per-
sons to call aud examine them.
They are all Of the richest and latest
and newest designs.
We will take orders % be delivered at
any time from now to the 18th April.
J. NJ. HoLDERBAUM,
Maua1ar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
County Auditors Drastic counsats.

The closing chapter Of the County Aud
itors' Annual Report. filed yesterday, Is
50 refreshing aud pertinent 10 the sub
jects upon which il touches. that we give
space 70 IL for the benefit OF our readers.
The report eoucludes;
Commenting on the ADMINISTRATION Of
the County Commissioners office for the
past wear we respectfully say that their
MINUTES contain little lucid Information.
From them. together with the ludi vldual
account of the retiring Commissioners,
we gather the following facts:
l. They are 70 be criticised for holding
unnecessary and profitless sessions.
where the salary amounted 70 more than
the business transacted
, For supplying in large quantities,
with the concurrence ~ the retiring tro-
thOnotArv, unnecessary and useless
blanks in the Office Of the Pr0tEOuotary;
enough in some instances We believe 70
last for twenty years. many OF which
will necessarily be wasted
3. Charging for time scent unnecessa-
-iIy ia " approving bills" such A. scslps.
etc. where the Compensation = liked by
law.
T. For Publishing thu ANIMAL state
ment in papers without general circula-
ton throughout the county.
s. For employing assistant counsel at
additional expense, when they had al
ready employed regular counsel AZ a stat
ed salary, as provided by the Act OF $50
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
Wanted.

Two or three good parties to join me in
the purchase OF l. 400 acres Of semi-anthra-
cite coal land in Arkansas. Coal and Lard
have been thoroughly examined by me,
and this Is one Of the chances Of life
time. will meet any persons interested
and give them full particulars. This coal
Is smokeIess and almost sOOtlesS.
Address GEORGE W. KEMP.
Harnedsville, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
a.a. E.lEinr a Kiar.rs.

The man who wanted to walk across
Niagara Falls on a rope was wisely re-
strained By the authorities Probably
be Is thankful that such was the case.
Death comes soon enough Take the in
roads OF disease for example Common
ailments ike eonssipation. dyspepsia,
biiiousness, malaria aud nervousness,
a, much 70 shorten life. There is a med
icine shat will cure these. If taken faith
fnlly. ard that is Hossetter's stomach
Blttsrs. Set the stomach rigns. and good
health Is sure % follow This peerless
remedy has a record Of over fry years OF
eures 70 back il Up. When in need OF a
msdIeins Of this kind. get the old reliable
Hostet1sr's Stomach Bisters. with Pri-
rata Revenue stamp over the peek Of
the bottle
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
Family Pills are the best.
THE BEST INVESTMENT.

Money That Pays You Per Cent Inter
est Without Expense or Bother.
Money that will return you per cent.
annually. without expense or bother is a
better investment than many mortgages
or real estate investments. This rate of
interest 4 per cent. compounded twice 4
year. is paid by the Pittsburg Bank for
Savings, No. 2lO Fourth avenue. Pitts
burg. Pa During these prosperous times
every person should save something.
Sums Of one dollar and upward are re-
eeived. You can deposit BY mail.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
Stated Ballot Boxes.

PHILADELPHIA. February 2-Samuel
R. Markley and Joseph F. Hogan, white.
and Franz Taylor. alias Pierce, eolored,
were found guilty 70 night by jury in
theqasrter sessions OF conspiracy TO make
& false count and false return of votes cast
At the November election last year in the
Twelfth division of the Fifth ward.
The cases bad been OF trial since Tues
day. MarkIsy was the assessor OF the
division and was charged with having
nearly 100 fraudulent names upon his list
Of qualified voters. The other two men
impersonsted the regularly elected slec-
ton officers. who were shown By the pro-
ecution 10 be myths.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
Tried Five Doctors.

Mrs. Frances l. Sales. Of Missouri VAL
ley, Ia. writes she had severe kidney
trouble fo- years. had tried five doctors
without benefit, but three bottles OF 20
LEY'S KIDNEY CURE effected per-
feet cure. All Druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
Frequent Coughing

infanes the lungs FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR stops the coughing and heals
the lungs. The ordinary cough medi-
cines which are simply expectOrants.
viii not do this, Is they keep the lungs
irritated in throwing of the phlegm-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
EstraY Heifer.

Came trespassinZ on the premises NJ the
undersigned. residing in Somerset township.
on or about the ist day OF January. 1901.
red and while spotted heIfer. supposed To be
wears old next spring. Of ordinary sire. not
dehorned- The owner j. hereby notified ~
come and take her away and pay the cha rges
and expenses or she will be disposed OF ac-
cordinK 70 law.
Jany'y 2, 1850. JACOB o. KiMMEL-
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Wednesday, February %, 1900.

First and final account Of Amy Henry. ad-
ministntor OF Matthew Henry. decd
First and rnai account Of Clara =. Shaffer
and Mahion :. Reiman, administrators of
9amucl =. Reiman, deed
First and final account OF Josiah NJ. Biough,
administrator Of Christian C. Biougn- decd.
First and nnai account Of owen Murray.
administrator and trustee OF Urias Murray,
dscf.
First and final account Of Philip n. Walk
eF, executor Of the last viii and testament OF
Catharine Phi!llppi. decd
First and final account Of Albert C. Eicher
administrator of D. 81. Loop. deed.
First and nnal account Of james Lambert,
executor Of Harriet Custer. deed
Second account Of ". ID. IOuukiu. admin
istator of Jacob c. Youkin- decd
The account of Frank BitIner, executor %
jeremiah j. Bittner. decd.
Account 0f Emanuel VI. Berkiey guardian
OF Winnie V. Berkeley. minor child of Ezra
Berkley, decd.
First aud dnai account OF Harvey Miller
and Cafhar1ne Miller trustees tor the sale Of
the real estate Of Jacob r. Miller. deed.
First and nnal account Of D. p. shaver. ad-
ninistratOr OF David rnharf, decd
First and final account of ". H. Fritz and
:. ". Fritz, administrators and trustees OF
VIM Fritz, deed
First and final account OF Joseph Auman,
trustee for the sale OF the real estate "f Hugh
Auman, decd
FirSt and fnal account OF Wm. p Kay. ad-
ministrator and trustee of samuel Neider-
heiser. decd.
First and nnaI account OF John F. Harrah.
administrator and trustee of DR.. Nm- >. Har-
nih-
First and nnal aecOunt OF John NJ Rose.
guardian of Minerva Morgan.
First and final account OF John u. Rose.
guardian Of Dolly Y. Morgan
Somerset. Pa. JOHN ;. SHAFER,
Jan 81, 100. Register.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
To Stopa Cold.

After exposure or when you feel cold
coming on, tSkssa dose Of FoLEf's
HONEY AND TAR Il never fails TO
stop a cold il taken in time. Take moth
ing else. All Druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07

FOR RENT-Dwelling house. corner
Union and Pleasant streets. recently oc-
cupied By William Winters Address,
PARKER TRENT.
~ Indiana svsnne.
Washington, D. C.
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Diaries for 1900.

Hsgerstown and Lancaster Almanaes.
German and English, for 1900 a.
Fishers Book STORE,
where you also get your Fountain Pens
repaired. and Farmers, Merchants, Coal
Operators, Business Men, LabOrers, and
all others can buy any kind of blank
books that they may require.
CHAs. Il. FISHER.
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Ernst sit.s and chiIblnins

quickly cured by BANNER sALvE, the
most healing remedy in the world All
Druggists.
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pULE To ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

To Pbenice Walter, OF Davenport, Nebraska;
Annie White. residence unknown, John
Walter. residence unknown
You are hereby notified 20 appear az an Or
phans' Court 20 be held az somerset. Pa. on
Monday, the 18th day of February next. %
accept or refuse 70 take the real estate Of
William Hauger deed at the appraised val-
uatiou, or show cause why the same should
not be sold.
Sherif-s Once, JAMES B. SAYLOR.
January 10. 1900. sheriff
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Grain-ol Graia-o!

Remember thst name when you want a
delicious. appetizing. nOurishing food
drink 10 take the place Of coffee. Sold by
all grocsrs aud liked by all who have
used IL Grain-O is made Of pure grain, il
aids digestion and strengthens the nerves.
IL j. not a stimulant bat health builder
and the children a. well As the adults can
drink Il with great benefit Costs about
Z a. much as coffee. I5c. and 25c. per
package. Ask your grocer for Grain-O.
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Big Rash
asullyjohnkopr Taken

At Cook & Beerits's for Second d-hsnd d
Syrup Cans, only g o. per hundred.
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Five thousand

Syrup Cans will be sold for
s6.e0 per hundred At Cook 4 Bserits's-
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

Il
Estate OF Daniel D. Johnson, late Of summit
township, Somerset county, Pa. decd
Letters testamsntary on the above estate
having been granted To the undersigned by
the proper authority. notice Is hereby given
70 an persons indebted 10 said estate 70 make
Immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same 10 present them duly au-
thenficated for settlement. on or before sat
urday, the 24th day Of February, 1900. az late
residence Of deed.
IRA D. JOHNSON.
John r Scott. Executor
Attorney
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T EGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that the ziiderSisn "a
,,s made application % the Secretary ~ ln-
s-,sI sfai.s fur a warrant for 81 ifrts - TN
proved land situate IN -nate foVtff.if p -tifl-
5sr-sst COUNTY. Pa. ae ic-D-nE sane~ g 4cNl4N
.,grr--'- glsi n and J0nu EhOads ru re cast
PhfIip Underground ICuaflin tsuI on ire
soufh. David Stafler md fte0r~e = ~ nieraisi1 n
an the vest and Chs ricS ~-af.lr cn ~. lerin-
WILLIAM CUSTER.
anuarv 2ftb. 100. BGxzstovns fa
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LIST OF APPLICATIONS
FOR
Liquor Licenses.

TUX
Liquor Licenses.
Notice Is hereby given that IN,
applications OF the nlllowlng persons foi
Liquor Licenses have been nied IN the ofiics
OF tne CLERK of Quarter Sessions Of Somersei
county, "a. and viii b. presented - the sal {
Court for its consideration on wednesday
February 18th, A D. 1900.
RETAIL.
Harry Kelfer. Somerset borough.
George H. Tayman, %
JACOB B. Winters.
Lewis ". Nanne-ir.
". II Tayman, sOm'srset township.
W. A scott.
Jacob ". Menser,
Chas. A. Mitchell Addison. township.
calvin P. Donges, COuemaugh township.
Thomas Il Caddy,
Wm- II. Evans. Paint township.
Daniel Rough, ..
John r. knun.
Walter q. Butts.
A n. Bloom.
Edward g. Henderson.
Thomas LOchrin-
Emil Lipscher,
Root r. Chambers. %
Perry c. Cole.
Harry MatSon.
John ROOak. ."
Nathaniel sIieer. MeyerSdale borough.
VIM. W silver,
Albert GOeppe.
John H Slicer,
J. T.. Reed,
Albert j. -tein.
J. F. Clare, Elk Lick township
Henry Loeehel, salisbury borough
Drucilia Hay.
Kiser rSinmei. Garrett borough
George Kennel
SceIt steiner Confluence borough
J. VI. DOdds.
John B. Augustine,
J. b Murray.
!. ". barr, Il rsina borough.
Gillian II Walter. lockwood borough.
Frank Mcdonald.
samuel Buchanan,
Lloyd j. " alter.
Andrew MeQaade, Berlin borough
A. B. Falknor.
John W. shaffer. Hooversville borough.
John 4, aite, S5oyesrown borough
Edward r Adams,
Harry G.. Farmer. Larimer township
Leon F. Holsopple. Benson borough
Michael Il. Sipe- Jenner township.
WHOLESALE.
Harrison Oldham 8 VIM Gilbert. Paint
township.
Charles !. Duncan E R. c. EdelbIate, Paint
township.
Joseph Hershbergsr & John H shaner,
Joaa Ms Seym95s, .';,i Paint township.
John Lochrie
jacob P. HIiegas,
:. r Wilson.
John VI. Topper. Allegheny township.
WHOLESALE As oIsTIILEas.
Thomas Reese. southampton township.
Simon p. 5geitzer, somerset borough
6oTTLER.
AdOlph F. GOieI, Paint township.
NJ ID. REEL
Pa. Clerk Quarter sessions.
Feb'y 5, 100.
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A Bargain
PsnnsyIvAaia FArmsrs.

Sc ond-hand Syrup Cans. $500 per hun
dred, at Cook & Beerits's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-07
4. UDIToR's NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed an
ditOr BY the Orphans Court Of Somerset
county, Pa. to distribute the funds In the
hands Of Francis Brant. administrator Of Ma
tilda Barron, deed, 70 and among those Legal
" entitled thereto. hereby gives notice that
he viii attend to the duties of said appoint
ment at the ONCE OF CoIhOrn & ColhOrn. in
somerset. on Tuesday. Feb Es. A. D. 1850. at
] O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said day. when
and where all persons Interested can attend
II they think proper.
Al. COLBORN.
Jonuary l., 1900. Auditor