Somerset HeraM.
ne
ay S'., 1T-
Va- . a?Jl.
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- - . a a a k
rrrT5ii' 'w
triins on ,nl ruad
Miv 13 .rr.erUrei.t
...:' r' -.'.i m
Mr. Joaiah Brunt .baa had m neat iron
fence plar-J la Iron! o( the Glade Ilotite
yard.
A lengthy cemimiinieation 'from Sipea
ville lis lawn mislaid ; Ihdiv, it non p.
rerane-e.
Il ill btxhi I lime lor the boys to hold
tip twa fin.prs, which cicans, 4J,et' ro
i a iinmirg."
Thr tramp t-.i.l hi received the ittna
tore o( (be Govern r. and wilt go into ef
left August l.itL.
IlEArMjCARTRit, Grami A p.vy or tiik ! Cvclopjcdia f Literatche It will
Iticrt.-t.u-. ntrAUTMKXT ur rnNXsvu- welcime newa toa!l kwrf g-wl ut
.. v m . . . . !erture tliatflie new, be-ntiM'til anil Dur-
tAiA. No. 10.. 4 i: kstn it STBr.r;T.. e,0luJ hcaiAfs,E ejilion (j CllAU.
Philadelphia, Pa.. Mat C, 179. J ber'a CTrt.pxDiA c? E.nclisii Litera
Gkskral Orders No. 5. ' tcrb is to bo completed on June 1. Yol-
I. In compliance with the Utiles nnd ! time IV. is jurt Usued, and Uic rcmniciu-Kt-pulaliona
e;f Jhe GnoJ anuv, ami Gen-! fjur volu.uca are to be ifsmd and thl vcr
cral Orders No. 5. trom Natioon! Head- cd ' one ,inie t tt date aUU.-d. Tfta
nn.rtr. n .. in .,-,,r,i.. h . work richly de-rres the sale it has obtain
tional custom. Friday. Mar. 3tu. will he,lf nearly 100,000 volumes already, and J
C Will vuui w nuaiu, us u i'ij-k.i y n tit, -
.Vi? 1 1' j t VEIt TISE3IENTS. ' j ,V-JJ' ADY'EUl ISEXESTS.
'at-aaraarj
PDOTEUN.
'I'ui ticking S-ll?
fit, iirrln-. palptta
Lit Bad I - ."I'll it
rvijr ou lt.;p .titers.
PROVERBS.
KK-!ATII.f. Ar-PRALSEMENTS.
observed as Memorial Day, ben we
. .l,l-M -
MiU "V i.. p. m.
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Hn. A. U. t'oflVnth has app.Mr.lod Ed
ICfiller, of Altoona, to the vrnt cadet
ship ia tLe naval Academy at Annapolis.
The Cdrnival of spriest dreasca reached
it beicht lart Sunday. The lad v w ho was
a little lientml In having hers torwarded
last week, will be on time next bun-Jay.
Mr. Jittiah Gebhart and wite who were
in Somereet laat week to attend the mar
riage ot their eldest n. remained aerei-l
mail. 1 davs renewinz former acaaainUnoea and
fiH-ming near ones.
If township supervisors would tke the
time and tiotuil; to nil up the ruts and un
even p. on the public roads, they would
improve them greatly, and save many a
wagon and buggy Iroru being jarred to
pIMt'S.
A clown belonging to Cooper Bailey's
circus waa run over by a ahifting engine
at J iliahtown on Wednesday, and insunt-
Iv -iiieu. Jl is name was James Cassatn,
and be was a general lavnrile with the
company.
An office is being made tor Treasurer
Knrpper out of what used to be the Tank
in the old Commissioner's office. There
will be a door rut from the vault into the
hall and w hen tinUhed it will make a very
comfortable o.ee.
We were made the recipient, a few days
o, oi a handkonie pecie purse. This is
a sort ol refined cruelty that we didn't
think any of our friends would be guilty
of presenting us with a receptacle lor
s mirthing we don't carry.
l-.rew
.ru.kimii nJ Smtih-
t'VMlN Mi-Ouunri..ille.
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wilt ! Wert.
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. 12 4 p.
ll.Si p. BL
, 4 ii p. m.
.5:08 A. X
-,L ::.-..'.? U-kward.
.::Tr.-i!i stC. K. i:v-V
v..: .r'.::-"a l-ciin t; wilt.
,i . ,,..-Jc Ni-ut at C. X. Boyd's.
-.v -n ';'! ."-'" catch at straws.
Vlism-if ! G. W. Spiers.
-, r.::, cucumU-iLits below tlc bell
... ior .:...:Leria Trent's Cigar.
-. at l, turly lminets is at hand.
s,'. B.:tnr' jxldler i earn-
1 . i: K- l-ackwaru this sa-
... v r. :;;. th ver t-a the viil
D. n't allow vour onions to interlere with
your nicety. o, we mean trther way,
With this smidt-n change of weather Irom
0 to 85 Farentteit, the onion is vour best
lriend. As the dutebman said "He smell
strong, but he makes strong."
W'v received last week a copy of the
Chicago Daily Inltr-Orean containing ll6
paces, i columns in width, which If pasted
together would measure 29-4 leet id lengt
and weighs 'A pounds. This is probably
the largest pajer ever published.
The County Commissioners last wet
pnrchaved tor the Treasurer's office a large
size- t. jrglar proolsite, ttlsoneol Mali s
umnti-actured at Cincinnati, and cost
;ih.(. We are told that it a as bought on
tim , and two hundred dollars below the
regular list price,
A tire has been raging tor the past few
days w ith unabated lury on Chestnut Kidge
ai.d i.aurel 11:11, laying wat acres or the
Ernst timber and destroying sheep, cattle.
deer and unall came, the charred remains
ol whi h have been found in large num
b.-rs. The origin of the lire is cut ositive-
ly known.
Al a meeting tu Company J a armory
lat t ridav cvouing committees were art-
pointed to collect fliiwtrs. make bouquets,
and wreaths, and make all other arrange
ments for the proper observance ot Deco
ration. The Sergeant neglected to give
us the names of the committees appointed :
hence, we are unable to publish them.
C. X.
arc tlir.uuh com
!;el.3iarrn:e.! l-tire at C.
xufrc L'o 'i lor a
larj;
. X. ;
-.wn's a btautilul
.'t New AJwiliment
tlie thc-jpeb: the G-xds
A iKtwU s.
Urrc'.Sf.il'-Vr is BKio- the EmU-d
!i -..if :i;ivf ni'iccy ty lin ing
li-i.-rrjiit: Cigars.
r:r.sn, Uwsre of "garter" snakes
I n:ii. rr:rg ivtir--y.
a-. buy cheap gooods, go to
s, Xt Centrt-yilie.
N R-id. In:;.:st, Mammoth Block,
ir: i liiiBiuLu, n mtrstt, I 'a.
B:. are the cheapest Sicn
-srii W(5t. rn Pennsylvania.
'-.s' Priscriplions and Home
v 'isjuia'ty, at C. X. Boyd's.
i..-iea vi-.i'ters, white vests
. ititK-i uive mailt lh(ir apptr
'i :. t-' T5 ,..n. t. ,m r..ns.1r
Vitf A. K.I hl's.
;'mv o X '.;y White Lend, Oil,
i I' lie, al Bvtrs Barne.t.
IktJ ihe diver Chilled
t U-.trs Baltielt,
i' --Chr-er h ij has ailopted and is
-; .;L a!i tc allectioa i-.sible,
r.!.;,i:
i;i,ik there will I aiiort
- -i ra-fprt iLotiiJ !ecopiou nbow-
- : vtry soon.
"T" :;tr '.i ii( the 1 are now devel--'
jts turjij tusiit al that "eahil-.-.rr
ti..iiu!.
, ?m r: i -c t e.- - n thine
i tbr r ou ni: men
"t .: evening.
" tr- fH-ulis'. and AurL-t, Xo. 250
-'. httrirch. Pa. Eve, Ear.
--1 '.ut -,!! ,.t ibe year hen ven-
Ja taut their suvnd ihil.lhood
,1',J-'''i t- spring chii-krna.
At a U'e nueting of the Faculty of the
Philadelphia Denial College, Dr. A. 1
Urutiaker was unanimously elected to a
Lectureship on the Minute Anatomy and
Phvsiology of the head. This is a position
ol considerable importance, ani the Doc.
tor's r.iany friends in this place w ill be
p!oscd to bear ol bis good fortune in being
chosen to ti!l lL
The Coninilssioncrs hive had Judge Mil
ler at work cementing and straightening
up the stone steps in lront of the Court
House. The Judge Las done the job in a
workmanlike manner, and it adds greatly
to the nrauce of the buililin. A con
tract ha been made lor lurnUhing stone
twcDtv-lwo tv seven feet to lay between
ihe gate and the entrance.
Many of the orchards throughout this
neighborhood now present a beautiful ap
pearance. The trees are in full bloom, and
as one approaches an orchard or views it
from a distance the varied hoes and bright
eclors ot the blossoms present a picture
Jar surpassing anything ever produced
by the artUt's brush. From all accounts
there is every prospect lor a heavy crop
ibis year.
Jacob Garcv. of this county, who was
ai rifted, tiied and convicted in the U. S.
District Ct art at Pittsburcb. of illicit dis
tilling, was on Saturday last sentenced to
coofini meat in the jail of Somerset, tor
the term ot fifteen months.
Garey, it will be remembered, waa last
summer arrested by Collector Davis, ot
Pittsl-ureb. at a small distillery erected on
Laurel Hill on the land of al Hay Eq.,
near the Fayette county liue. II is copar-
cx tiseis u crime Lave so ur avoided ar
re-1.
At halt past ore o'clock Monday alter-
noon the duelling house ot Mr. William
Ciomm.on Turkej fixit street, was dis
covered to be oa fire. 1 he alarm was
given and in a short time a large crowd of
men, women, and children had collected,
who succeeded after considerable ditlkuity
in finding the whereabouts of tbe fire and
ext nguisLing it before a great deal of dam
age vts done. The house bad been unoccu
pied for some time. Mr. James Ford who
had re Hed the boose, Ibia morning
put wnncn O work scruHUag it prepara
tory to moving into It. There was a large
fire in tbe coeing stove and it ia supposed
that the fire originated from a dettive
flue. When first discovered it was between
the ceiling ol the first d second floor ;
from thence il burned up the f arret stair
way to the roof. The house And furniture
although not much damaged by fire, bo'h
suflered severely from water and rough
handling
; f""-s and lies just re -
Mu. A. E. ViiL'.
hIai-I Nails. Iron. Glass.
Iffore ptirt-basicg ele-
J;tr 4 IlarDett, Somerset, Pa.
: '- fcrrtaom's io tuy your car-
Vn received, if.n4ing
to;;.jt: Hen p.lLsf. Mir and
- -
Tbe crops thnniebout the county are
f, iust now the sul-iect of much speculation
iai ' . . - , . -. ,
. . iy oiisioesa men u uaivijt vj w ..-
i era. We have had no rain for over two
weeks, and the Lih w inds and warm suns
hich have prevailed have intensified
fears tor the result. The cr. especially
the clover, is very short, though the
pround U well covered, and. unlet rain
j emus siou, mut give a small yield of hay.
The oa's is very Lackward ana 6on, in
many place not over two inches above
crouod. live is heading, but thia on the
rn,und and short in the straw, of the
w heat crrp it may be said with truth that
there is a cood average aland, and in the
lower lands, and espe-il!y th limestone,
it has made fair growth. Oa the higher
lnn;1s and in some parts ol tbe slate land
the crop has suffered from freezing out
and U past redemptjot- W uh timely raias
much of the damage anticipated may be
averted iid a good harvest gathered.
assemble to decorate the graves of our
dead comrades and honor with fitting and
appropriate ce-remouies their meuioiies.
when we will cot only lay upon their
graves Iragrant flowers and wreaths of
laurel, but plant above them the flag which
represents the National I'nity in wlutse
cause they died .
II. As year by year Decoration Day is
more generally observed, the ceremonies
become more elaborate. It Js our duty,
however, to see that the original purpose
of the day be not forgotten, and that the
ceremony be preserved iu all its beauty
and simplicity as tar as possible, and to
discounteuance and oppose everything that
tends to detract from the solemn signifi
cance of the day and its proper observ
ance.
The associations of the day are too sd
and its memories too sacred to permit it to
be made a day of sport or festivities. It is
requested that flags hoisted upon that day
be at half mast.
III. As we gather at the graves ot those
who are buried among kindred and friends,
let us be reminded ot the thousands who
sleep their last sleep in unknown, unmark
ed aud unguarded graves as they fell in
the terrible battle s track. Ana as we
think of the sufferings of these, our dead
comrades, and the sad and sorrowing
homes throughout the land, let us renew
our pledges "to care lor those whom the
dead have left to our care and protection.
And may the memory of all these sacrifi
ces incite us to a still purer and lofiier pa
triotism, and to a more determined and
earnest devotion to the inatiiuiions whose
perpetuity was secured at such n cost,
so that Peace, good will and prosperity
maj forever prevail in our country.
IV. It is suggested that each Pott pre
pare a record of all soldiers buried within
its limits, giving name, age, rank, compa
ny, regiment, date, and cause of death of
each, nnd that this record be preserved in
some appropriate manner, and that the
cercm iniea ed Decoration be made more
iuipres-ive by the read id g of it. Eirli
year : ,iiional n im-.-s will be added until
the last . 'era has been mustered out,
whenite-tu be handed down to posterity j
and be pr iz.-d, il may be. us the roll f
honor by tbe town or village to which it j
beloogs. In this way the record of even
the humblest comrade may be at least
partially perpetuated, and his patriotic
devotion and heroic deeds forever remem
bered. V. The Reverend Clergy, Churches,
Schools and Societies are rcqLcsled to par
ticipate in a proper cclcbiation ot the day.
Where there are Posts of the Grand Army
located, it is expected that not a comrade's
grave, no matter how secluded, w ill be
undecoraled, tad where there are no rep
resentatives of our Order, it is trusted that
others will kindly and tenderly perform
these beautiful and touching litrs to the
memory ot our country's dead.
By order ot
GLO. LAWRENCE Ri.OVYX.
J. M. Vaxdekslic-k. Djp'l Com.
Asst. Ailj't. Gen.
round million. The rrictf. which hasvar
ied at different limes, increasing m the
publication has progressed, has now been
permanently fixed al $2.00 for the paper;
(Svnls. complete, nearly 3,50 J pages),!
3 00 for cloth, ii 75 for halt morocco, i
gilt top, and fa 73 for tbe 4 vol. edition in !
half morocco, gilt top binding. A dis-!
count of 10 per cent, from these prices is '
allowed to those whose orders are received
before June 1, and a further discount ot 10 ,
per cent to those ordering in clubs of five ,
or more sets at one time. Postal, if by '
mail, cents sxtra Orders will be filled -,
ia the order of receipt. Specimen pag9 (
and full particulars will bo s.-nt tree oa
request. Amekicax Book Exchange,
o- Beekman street, Xew York, Publish
ers. Sold only direct to the purchasers,"
and not through dealers or agents.
A specimen copy in cloth can be seen at
the otlice of this paper, and those who de
sire can aid their names to a list which
w ill soon be forwarded.
Tub Nkw Tobacco Law. The new
tobacco law took effect oa Thursday, Jlay
1st By the new law the tax nn manufac
tured tobacco and sautl is fixed at IS cents
a pound. Every package of cigarettes
must be stamped. 1 he rate or tax on ci
cars, cheroots and cigarettes are unchan;
ed. Tbe reaistralioa of eigsr makers is
not required. Coupoa cigar stamps are
not adopted. Cigar manufacturers may
leave their names off of e-autioa notices il
they desire to do so. Tobacco aud snutT
manufacturers must continue to print their
names on caution notices. Tenement cigar
manufacturers are cot prohibited. Leaf
tobacco may be sold by licensed persons to
persons that are licensed in quantities less
tuaa original package ; in other words, it
is aeain made lawful to sell leaf tobacco at
retail
Kfn t f. i:rccur i
t5 H"', iiit'.er?, nn-l
l b jtronc
pnetu.uv', ami iiajipy.
I.11 uo y.a an:
dc siruox. iimithv
Uod beaut iTal? Tli-n
"iXi wi'A be Ja.i-1 1ot
itn Hill not
U. p tiiftCTi bultJsfl
iro. irnt!iienv ami,
ures ooannaaiijr .nu
"Fair Vla. rij
-necai. asm m rwm
-A breath ia -J Bit
itxi.
'The rnkst PP-f
;iier, ffn-uiacn, uiwi
tail 11-er "reralatar
Hop iiuicrs. ' , .
"CleneriiKa, Law
Kyrra, tJitors. liank
r, r:u 'lies
Hn? hlitwa Dailjf."
)nn Bitlera has re
Horoil to ubriety an!
neaiin yene-e wrera
froia lo(eirprc."
For While Lime. Land Piaster, Plaster
Paris, and Cement, call at the Flour Depot
of Coo'i & Uecnts, JUin C ross street, :vm-
erset, Pa.
A coinmunicatioa from llooyersviilc ar
rived too late for publication this week
will appear in our next.
A Kexareablk BesCLT. It makes no
difference how many Physicians, or ho
much medicine you have tried, it is now
an establishes! fact that German SvruD is
the only remedy which has given ceia
plete satisfaction in severe cases of Lung
Disease. It is true there are yet tbous
sands of persons who are predisposed to
1 uroat and Lung AuVctiona, Consumption
Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds set
tied on the Bresst, Pneumonia, Whoop
ing Cough, &c, who have no persona!
knowledge ot Jiosch e s Oerman Syrup
To such we would say that 00,000 bottles
were sold last year w ithout one complaint
Consumptives try just one bottle. Kecu-
lar size to cents. Sold by ail eiruis!s ia
America.
s tbe heart panteth ior the water
bro:k, so doth tbe young lady now pant
for the ice cream saloon. And the youug
man wails tor D- La Matvr's Greeubuck
deluge.
The bumble bee aal j-el'.ow colored
wasp have trown off their spring wraps
and are prosnecling for business places. A
yellow wasp is generally chock full ol
Dusincss.
A late nuuilier of a fashion j iiircal siys,
Xothinir will be worn this summer by
the fair se x except locciludital strijied
he." Good bve '. We are e lf to tbe
Fiji islands.
Icsuiiir.g messages will be less freq ler.t
on lK-stal cards w nen it is learned tnat a
Xew York jury has awarded an aggrieved
r ivrr of sut-h a card the su::i ol three
hundred dollars.
Old Bonnet A Ltdv, withLeamoa's
Dyes, made by ells, KieLardson & Co.,
Burlington, Yt., can so change the odor
and character of her old ribbons end bon
nets that they will be a marvel ot fresh
ness and beaut v. Xot much labor required
either.
Land Plaster. Farmer, enrich your
lands. Land Plaster w ill do it, and w ill
increase vour cretps 50 per cent. We have
in stock a large ejusntity. which we offer
at low figures. Call and see goods and
learn prices.
C ook ISkerits.
To raise good tomatoes, says an excellent
anthoritv. take away a wheelbarrow of
earth from where each vine is to stand,
fill with half soil and half coal ashes and
therein set out the plauL Plants thus
treated w ill bear nearly double the fruit
of others, and much smoother and larger
ia this soil, though in case of drought tbey
will require water sooner and more of it.
than those growing in common soil.
' hi,y il,e ui.j prev.oun.-v
liee.
... -- "iui.!.TCtiaii1e Mrs. Charles W.
.v. ;.. .r l'"rotr- He bas j.isl Tll, PTtMm lb- eMeij cf Mr. J
-t,tnl-r';b 'uU Uw:t,, tiebhart. f.nwrlyof tVis place, but
r"-t.:. fjn.vtin thio. Mr. Gebharl U a
i
I
llvvi seal Oa Thursday niorning.
Hay 13th, lti. at o'clock, to the Disci -
nln rhuicb. SoriK rstt. P-. one ol tymer-
I set s tairest danchters. Miss Hattie P. Kim-
ueMian.
osiah
now
fine
bu incwa man. aa well as a griiiaL pleasant
prciletnan. and has made host ef warm
of i friends duriog Lis frequent xmu to tins
i nlaoe within the rst few years. Bev.
j Joseph King. iastor of the First Christian
eny uy. assisteu uj
brireice. ot this Place, per-
r inu cd to keep 4e ceremony, and nsei the
t .!. n-r;il h-1 Diacioie-chorch.
has be- eiceeetingly fair i Mr. Gebhart. ot DaVton. bnrther of the
iuuT , mfrk. I'M the niihislgrtxitt. ir. nuperi iviiuuici.
'-" taiit fir frts. and vee-1 brother of the lrieie,
ia'.an. f... T l. .:.
C. . , . aiiuil l'J arc
c " to te b-ld " e-ur
tlTr i, ...ul
Z"& of Aiiegh,
Jlu .. V , W -Te"f .uu,diKev. A. M. Whtr.
, - ---- O-II TiieT
" .- i.,t i.o.cers.
The Lancaaier .Yr Era raises aa inter
esting question relative to Csh propagation.
It says that Joba Rice, a noted Lsnerman
residing at Mount Xebo, informs the EJ-
itor that be cannot discover any evidence
that the black bass produces its young by
means of egs. He says he has caught
quantities ol them ia the usqH-hanna,
and never in a single instance dii he find
any evideace of eggs ia the buiy of the
fish.
Xot h e. Tbe County Ceruiiiocers
will sell, on the premises, the repa.r-
iag of the bridge across tienmbooing
creek, at the point where the public high
way leading trout bloystown to Johnstown
crese said stream, near tbe Uc-use ot laa-
iel Weaver, ia Coaea-ingu township, ca
Saturday, tbe Jtth day ol May. lbTU, at
all past 9 o clex k, a. ui.
v , il. tcnBOoiv
Clelk.
The ix-t lhce at Gcisiowa. Ciii!ria
Couaiy, has been discontinued. Mr. Ber
nard Nets recently tendered liis ntigtia-
tion to the Deimrtuient, and tue emolu
ments of the office be ing very small great
difficulty was experienced in getting a
To TDK Prune. The undersiuneil are
prepared with one ot the leading Licbt-
ning Rixls of the day, pure copper, which
are pronounced by ail the heieiit -c men
ol the day to be the cheapest ud lii
conductor, which we offer vrr n and
oa good terms. All work done la tbe lst
manner and satisfaction maranteed r no
pay. Send in your or Jet- tlepur ng
promptly attended to.
R L! 1 1 i Lh'
SiTrirtEST JrsTit ie ATI Tb; al
most universal practice anion, c'airtrr.ea.
ot coloring all winter r.uJe Itv trr lu'eud
ed lor market, sullicieutly just.d a the far
mer in using the bjst color he en ceU
The Perfected Butter Col. r t Weils.
Richardson A; Co., Burlington. "t.. in tlie
purest and best ; at the World's Dairy Fair
il received the International Diploma.
Druggists keep it.
Shrewdness axd Av.ilitv. Hop Bit
ters so freely ad vertised in all the papers.
secular aud religious, are having a large
ssle, end are supplanting all other medi
cines. There is ao denying tbe virtues ot
the Hop plant, and the proprietors of these
-utters liave snown great shrewUntss and
ability in compounding a Bitters, whose
virtues are so palpable to every one's ob
servation Exiltangt:.
Wantkd. 100 Barrels of Maple Su
gar. - -
1,000 Bushels of Potatoes.
1,000 Bushels of Wheat.
For cash, or ia exchange lor goods.
C'ooit Blit.
Try Morrison & Bro.'s Cough Syrup
and Liniment, and get something good,
once. Price moderate.
i
I8 I
Fr .i!o by I
C. NT. liOYD, I
A UDiTOR'S NOTICE
llaiic
l&tlrr In MrnkaiklW. Ar.. la sxKmrrar: IV
tak autlrv. thai tn nira.iK ol the -vrral A
of A-oib.j ol ibii e'ufumona!th. to ptnvl'l
rcTouo ia mk lae .icmuiad uooa the I rruurv
nM lirtt U,. Hil.a ' a1 iureilhfr pr --, l h-aleri)cn-.l AMriii-r
a til of (nl in ni I muitr. awl (Ucr. nrli
ia that cfofi wijicb to lota appears jmti auJ Hrbt :
io-wu:
ALLKUilENY TWP.
Same. I7a. J mL
. W. nnlwr. )4 7 00
John M. .Schr- s, 11 7 U
AIiDlSOXTttP.
-ajrr4.
lAttim Br., , 13 14 00
M. A. Rum A Sons, 13 10 W)
H. Lu Dean A Bra, 14 7 ft)
A. O. Frer. 14 T uu
Wm. to Uej A Son, 14 7 00
BERLIN BOIL
BrfaUtrt.
Daniel Hefner.
S. A.AJ. O. Vhllson,
Mrs. J. B. Walker.
Poorbaoieh A Jolumm,
A O. Fbito,
Faul el. Nuwa,
Wm. Ziramenuan,
Pbilma A Bru.,
XE H- A l VEll TiSEilL'N TS SEW 4 li VEit IISEMEX T, .Vv' ii V Ell TirtEMti ' t S
W::
?C1 16
.,tir.
(-! ! I V t.u .
'Kt,l-eT a.l Ctrlna
T cm;lulDUi ef at!
ktili iMsrmaDentlr ear
eU Uy lloji Buterj."
'Soar ft(4a;h, ilck
ielche. and dull
aesa. Hup BttteneueH
nlia a lew iixei,"
Take Hop Bitter!
hreetlmeaa lav am!
run will have no tioc
ior bills to r7-"
E. L. ek.
V. A. BraKaker,
Bakm.
)4
a iireo auccmuu Aneiler by ite Lxur.oi
Coininufi I'leaf ol Somerset Co.. Fa., tu uistrtb ate
the tuuil ia tbe bands ot William Suiter, aftignee
,i juliD J. r rni, ua-j nmonK tuuae lefraiiy en
tilled thcretu ; Dutloe la lit-ri 10 Kiven, that I wi!l
eit at hit Bi-e. in s-.rorset, Ja.. t'tr all parroM
im Timreday, Ihe 12ih day of Jniic, ISTtf, at 16
u'elxk a. v..hen and where all parties ia lnter-
ck can ai'-enu.
J.O.OGLE.
May 21 Aoditor.
UDlTOIi'S NOTICE.
l nc atvlcrsUned ha'. teiitieenapputnted Aa illnr
rr the e vurt t'i .m a lue eX'iKlmi4 and dis
tribute the lunils in the liaii'ts tif Hiram Herh-
Uruer, aUmmiJiratur of iiaohael Henhtienrer,
ilec'il, t j and among those tr-allj entitled therelu:
heraby gives notice, that he will attend to the
duties ef s:ii l appoiutinenl, at hU etuce, lu the
b-irough el iSoUvrfet, un Tutf- laj. Juno 1 tu, lc?K,
wiien ucc wnere an panics in mieresi oan aiirKd,
j a?. uriun,
A!ayn Auilltor.
pUBLiC AUCTION..
t he Sutiscrihcr, Trntei li-r tb belhodcrs of
the Bullalu ailey all ad Lajmpaujr, secured
t)j mirUia;a. dated Uctuher 'iu l, IS i. and rcwl
ci at S-'nier.-ct. Fa., in m,rufnare book. voL 3.
poire 18S. a c ly virtue ul the power irivco in
.-aid muni. i;-o (itefauit having been made for
mure than to days In lite taviaent of luterest).
will sell al pjlilic auction, ut the Lxurt Uou.', In
Soincrsr.t Bcrongh, on
Wedmu'latj, Jane 4, 1S79,
All the nrt.Trlv of the Butlalo Valley Kill Kna
limiKnv. described in and enrumtieret he sun
inoniae, with the anurt-nanff: and all bene-
ii i and equity ui reueupiion oi tue saia
RAIL ROAD COMPANY
Therein, thai Is to say, their road made and to be
A la-ie. ii:elutilna ILe r:L'lit of way. and the land
ueeuuenl lUerebv. loirMlior with the saiwr'truct
ure (hercuf, ai ail rails and other material there
tn or iirocored therefor, aud au briilircs. viaducts,
calrerts, fenees, drpot, ffrvKi''" au-1 buthllngs
tnereon, and all enames, cars, iouid, machiuerr.
xuateml. coiilracis. and all i's other real and
per ma l prof sny of whatever Kind, nature or
liuerfption. tusjiiher with the toils, rents or In.
C"nies, to tie made aud levied therefrjia, and
-harevcr situate.
TEliilSVASH.
W. J. ilAKK.
Miiy It Trujtee.
PUDLIC SALE
Ot" VALUABLE
E RKAL tSTATE.
By virtue ol an order of sale lued out of tlie
n. I. ms' Cuurt ot SMimerset cuuntv. Fa . to me
elmTtot-', there will be exposed to sals by pubtle
r, on ice premises, oa
TaccJaij, June 10, 1S70,
s: 1 c'c'.i:k r. x., the f.illowirir described real
t ile, 1st!-thnefUte of J"i:n Baker, dee
A eerialn tract of land situate In Larimer Twp..
'jirt-t enuntr. Pa.. al.iiniftir lnds of Hr."rr
Kne;p. Peter Wetmer, W. F. Burner, Ell Shot-key
utnera, ewiiainiDK zi arrea more or less, ol
I .f.-h tncre Is about 7a acres cleared, about 10
acres In iedow, harinij a Ltrge frame dwelling
iiotjs-j:.
larc hack tarn, and other ou;bu!!,iIni(! "thereun
re'-ul.
TLK3IS. tJotMrd in hand on eonnrniaikin ol
sale, balance, oae-!!iird tn six nHnths and Ooe-
third In oi.e year with interest, ilelerred payments
rve secured liv iui!irment on Ihe laud : ten per
cent, ol purclrc?e m iney to be paid as anon as
projn rty In knocked down.
HEX 1.1 K.t.fF,
flay I AJminiMrator and Trustee
SSION EES' NOTICE.
JoLn C. nan-ja and wife, of Somerset town-hip.
avinir mmte voluntary asiiienment lor the
benehl of their creditors to the undersigned.
tlce ht'Miiv xiven lo all irsons Indebted to
the AsfianT to wake kumoiiato payment and
these l.'-u; claims wi:l please present thsra at
ne onice of Jbn n. t in in omerset borootrn, on
nursday, June 12, 17.
rniLirnA-aLK,
ilaj 7 .... Aaalgnee,
A
DM1NISTRATOIVS NOTICE.
HAItKir.U.
MetUADE FOGLE. April 4tii, 1875
ia Berlin, by Rev. J. W. Poliinberger,
Kdward Mctuade to Ellea Fogle, both of
Berlia. Pa.
SHAFFER COLEMAN. Oa May 4,
1879. by Rev. S. M. Baumgardner, Mr.
Samuel L. Shafler to Mis uiie Culcmaa,
all of Somerset Co., Pa.
iii:d.
EC L TORS NOTICE.
FORQl'ER. Oa the Oih itst.. Willie
Hanca Foruer, aged 1 year and C days.
FORQl'ER. On the lP.b iait.. al her
residence, near Ursiaa, Mrs Miry A. B.
Fcrtiucr, aged 39 years, 8 months and 23
days.
Mrs. Forquer, when quite young, ua
received into the fellowship of the Regu
lar Baptist church, of whieh shl continued
a real ins and laiihful member until the
day of her death. Of her it may be truly
said that, her hand was ready lo every
good work. Ia all matters et church en
terprise she :aiiifeted an earnestness an 1
devtrtion worthy of the imiuiiioa of al!
who have taken ppoa them the name of
Christian. Her death has cast a sfiadow
over the entire ctimmunity in which she i
lived, and the genuine sorrow lut by all j
who knew her was attested by the Ur.e '
Luruber of peeutle who cam- torether ta '
l the day ot tbe luacral, to terfirni the last ,
' duty thai the living tnsy minister to the '
I dead. She leaves buslmtid. a mother, I
and three children ,oe a baiic.wbe in tliis ar It is a r-)y Veartat.1-- ir,poind an4
atll.clive preivideaee have the symtby j &TrT
'(ilitiwiiv uxrni-Itf-irva-Ti frifnl. lit i i t cl. vi l ..'- iittiun. t. .
v . C- H- E0YD, Ajeat Somenel.Ti-
iaie of CcnraJ ijueer, late of Brotherrvalley
iwp deceased.
Letters of administration oa the above estate
having been granted to the un lertiirned hy the
prierauth-rity. notk-w Is hereby Riven to those
udehtedt'iltui make I imediat payment, and
th.iee haTiiufi-laims aainsl It t jiresent them
duly authenticated lir pavmcct.
CU-NUAil Ut'EER. JIL,
Laj 8 AiimiuiiJtr-tiT.
A
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
lne undersiane-J Lavini hcenapiiointed Aulitor
to make and report a distribution of the funds tn
the han-ls v( Aarua Fpangler, A lnunbtrat' of
Henry Han-e, late of Jstonycreek Twp., dee'd, to
and amioa; those lezally entitled thereto, give
'ice, that be will attend lo the duties at his
olfcee in S-'mersrt txruuirlL, oti Welncd.iy, June
4, WTS. wliere alt p -rsuns iLterestod can" present
their cUiuu or be Inrever debarred frum .claiming
anyporte of tbe snM luud.
J.. KItMEL,
5Iy 11 Aud:tr.
AVEKN LICENSE.
So- ice Is hercbr tven that the f-lhwlnsr nerscn"
hare hied their pet ii was tor license, end tbey will
be presetted to the ejoa rt lor allowance, on
Hi undaj, Jlay 3, 1ST9.
Jerome Ik wcc-a, Jencertown horout-h.
H. F. S'ULLL.
May 14 Froth-ojtary.
Lu.;e if retcr Bridge, lite of New BalUin'Te
Bir,uh. d3eased.
Lettrrs t-aaicntAry on the ahoreestate ha vine
t-een cranted lo tlie uiWiur.td. residina; in JnnU
aia 4iwniilp, Bel tori ctouiy; Borice is nereby
( vrti t,,it.u- indebted tu It to make Immediate
iv went, and tite haiiia claim r demands will
otiilLe U.ris the same wttnont delav.
AUt HALL HiCKEY,
, April CM Eieeator.
S. S. Shafler,
S. Phils.). A Co.,
BRlTHEE- VALLEY.
Vittillrrt.
Henry Land!,
Hanicl shulta,
COS FLL'ENe. E BOS.
Bclnilrrt.
U. A. Ross A Sons,
A. (. Black A Son,
J. M. Dodds,
Mountain A Co.,
t. a. Groff,
Brown A Bros.,
Haiti:
Scott Sterner,
li. V. Fraaee,
CeiXE-MACGHTWl.
Rrlailert,
HinimJ. Boyta,
JacA J. Lash,
IMtl.
Ann!tu Kochkr,
ELKL1CK TWP.
Br la I It r.
W. B. Octly.
(ill EEN VILLE TWP.
BtteiUr.
Mr?. M.Glodfelty,
Ho.J.
FreJeikk Burr,
JEFFERSON- TWP.
kelmilrr.
Henry Schluir,
JLXNERTWP.
Rrtailtrt.
reter Cover,
W. S. Morran.
Josiah J. Ontfisli,
J. J. Bhn.
Mrs. . J. tk-ver A S..a,
B. A. Fleck,
JEXNERTOWN BOU.
Bete Hi t.
Vrai-k'ln Slpe,
13
14
14
14
14
14
i
i
14
14
7 CO
l'l 00
7 00
T 00
10 00
7 OS
7 00
T 00
7 00
10 ou
M 00
SO 0)
:s oo
-4 U0
10 00
7 00
7 00
T 00
7 to
1 00
W 00
:.0 Ov
It
!0 OO
7 00
' 00
Stirs ;.. and ail ult u
Take notice alt who an- o-.nerrce l h llil- i
pratHrment, th it an apjienl rill 1n bpol at Ii r
e'i.ii,uilii mhts' oui -e. in o:ncr- f, im ibe 3. h
i!y if May. A. !.. 117 , be- na tlif nounuf V .
in . aul Stt'eluea, p. tu.. when a ad wneru yoa may
atirwl ti you think pnrr.
WM. S. it.VEI.i,
ily7 Mertu Al ..-ji-tr.
AT c. X. i:()YI)S
M. WUi'TII t t.X X,
t
' o.tasnt.mi
I riiin.ivi.iii:!.
! iil'LI.-.S IHI'OH SVfil F,
' HAW itt'K'i y.H TK V.
Tea et a
np nnTr.rc.
At Gi sr vi 1 rn
sr. .i Ai'uh's inu
li A lIL! NO O'L
.-wu;t. Tujis'.
H-rtlKI.'.' : I Kit ilX Sy Ht'P,
I t XKH Kr-'lt.i ANT.
HA H M KMr.H D .,
II.Mt laiill iiiu
gllKK
IFF S SALE.
t
H 1LI.S HA1K Kt.MKWEit, A VLK 3 HA1H ViOOK. r t It KDLU H.VlJlE.fT,
ji virtue of su'tdrv wrils of Fieri FaeU
owl oot of the t'-'ntl of unto -n i'la ot
SomcrH.-t O., Fa., and l uie iHrvcted. 1 will ex
pose to sale by pn'jlic outcry, at the tVjrt H ?n-c.
In Somerset, on
ItASK iJVI.Ls.
AKIKXSKEI!.
FINESl-ATHIMIRV.
i t'lITI! Bftl SIIIS.
i TUII.ErilD5,
Thursday, May 29, 137!),.
FMHlfO TAIKLE.
HSIkETWuKS.
FKS FEVIH'l.!f;K-t.
TtKif tt BKI SII hS.
s ch i.t ptm uric.
l.V.XDD'JRG'S rKKI f.MF.Ky. F!F.rPVr.
TOILET 5 UN.
l.l:.lLHLMiJ.
bi'HfiLH
vail H.tii-Htirw.
M'f r Sl'ill5t
t to oo
14 7 OU
7
7 00
7 00
7 00
Vi 50
7 00
12 10 10
f'r.
Jerome Bowman, i it
LARIMER TWP.
Btliiltr:
Herman Johnstin. 14 7 00
Y. Bittoer. 14 7 UU
Ditliller.
Jesse Bauahma-, S 2i OS
LJWEU Tl "KKEYFOUT TWP.
Bttailtr.
MIlHiLECHEEK TWP.
H'lailrr.
C. B. Mot rc, U 10 00
MILFURD TWP.
Rtlailtr:
Walte ATrca I. 13 10 (0
M. Savior. 14 7 oa
Miller A Co.. 14 7 UU
S. A. Haines A Son. 11 Id 0
1. H. Wolfi-nir.er. 14 7 Uu
H. A M. H. Saj lor. 14 J uu
llolil.
Jose'ih Schrock. i 10 oo
MEYEKSDALE ltfR.
krtailtrt.
E. Winelan-I,
J. T. Shlplev,
Hartley a Bru..
(JeorsreG- Black,
v m. Henley,
Geo. W. Gasf man,
A. F. John A Co.,
Horklnz A Bio..
. M. Beea-hley,
K. Bobbie.
B. Uold?mith,
11
11
lo
14
14
Vi
u
1
14
.;
14
Haiti:
W.
J. -Tone". &
Robert Oulh.lr. 1
Wm. Slicer. -i
Mrs. S. J. Baer. i
hilsuo. Black X Co.,
Asraa.
ohn Slacer,
MEW CEXTREVILi.E BUR.
Rtlailcr.
NORTHAMPTON TWP
Hrltiler.
H 00
IS OV
20 00
7 W
T OO
l i to
2u W
85 O )
7 U0
10 00
; uo
iu 00
iu 00
."0 UU
so tu
S 61
ohn H. Miller.
treo. W. Wavs.
Christ. Id es.
It
14
14
7 00
7 uu
7 uu
llattt.
7 C
7 l
O 00
li OO
A Krsrch Sarisaf
allows au t!liceT to an thn uih your house from
c-liar to carn-L and Llndsov'at Blaorl
Searcher 1 warrr.tel bia-o ibronahyour s
iroui tcp to uan.idrireoue ail blood -lseasea.
liscures are wonierrui ar.l certihed toby dor tors.
preacrra and people. SVrolula. Mercurial Ills
tkwi, :rv?ii Waa, letter. L'ic-.ln the Luniraor
ii tlte s"l i. B l i.or'."'. Ai-, we warrant it to
14
suitable snorAssor. oa w hich awunt il ha T l'"; '
len chised. the order tre.m tbe Department 6v-h -TCr cf her se-
BARXHART In I rir Voder Twp , !
at . o clock eelneaelav morning, .Mrs.
Elizabeth, wile of Michael Binn, iutLc
having arrived yesterday. Peop.e who
have heretofore received their mail at
tieistown will now get it thremh the
Jshnstown ofl'n-e until they order otherwise.
laelralk Is Xfta-IT
ii 1 : rvrslL Th.43and sbs liaraased and
lwen cured are lit rx witnesses to tbe truih of nr
f-awm.t.il at SELLER'S LIVER PILLS
111 l i us the ,r sol Lirer Cocuh.tbL
Bltl"-tief. H-'ailache ariina: Iheretriim, 0siive-
u-Nk e uf .it-allori. liirriness sd1 nu uiordm re
'uiiit'X fr- bi a -itcased hrer. For sale by all
Iru.Hj. Price 24 cents.
R. E. S FLLERS A C.. Prop ra, Tltti ur-'h. Pa.
C N- BOYD, Areat, Sor.ariet, Pa.
gHEUIF
FS SALE.
We are pained to tnnt usee her' dcalh.
which sad event otxnrred alter a lorr and
painful iilcfres; but she Istre bt r scilering
with Christian rcsignalWtst. Xra. Br
hart was a daughter of Mr. John Sell, and
as one ol thirteen childrea, twelve f
PRtst. at Last. The real new stj k.- i hont are stul living. She was born in
..r v;i;n,- ,,mr,i nut latsi in ihe -! Oueiuabonin township. Somerset county.
tr-,..:. ".i.:. r I ,. !.,. e ! aUrtil the Tear IhIS. and live.! on llirlarm iV'T vir.ue of scad r writs of Alias Ve.L Ex,
mm. au..-s .u.. .-s J-""-" .r 'r , -- , - I" T ad seorndFiurU. ,ri Faeia.. .-..id out f
ceiveel a laree inveHCeinat mc;u-u every-1 " -". -- -mi; .t.mji.i.. Jilie Court of e.-..nim' niw l S-imcrtef
thine that is new in Ladies' Mitses' and j Sbe was a communicant in the Methodist j Pa., and to m airertni. l w,n ripM t ie
-.piscoptti ciiurcu ior twenty live years,!"- ' ... v,.
and was resnccttu au loved t y a large
circle of ctaintacces and friends. I If-r j
husband sad seven childrea svrvire her,'
and lo them our heartfelt sympathy is etc
tended ia the arliiclioo they have beea call
ed upen to bear.
S. II. R.
Children' Hats. Ikmaets, Frames. Feath
ers, Flowers. Ribbons Buckles. c.
Now is tbe time to call and give your
orders for Summer Goods, ct -fident that
yoa are getting what is latest and nwt
stylLsa. in auuuion to the anoye, i wiwi
to say that my prices are behiw enmpeti
tion. Rcspecttully.
M. B. ClSMSCHAll.
Harry S. Eodsley.
Ukea lo CL,!-.lJr- ! ,h "
"ct e. t . .
- ; " Aanterkeaajr toweabip,
- miiKh had one hrt i
Advice
1 E-u. and EtL H. Ber. of Somerset, acted
! ... .-.,;.. ..i n.lx Atler the mar-
"-rg , . mding breakfaM was tbe benefit of amateur sportsmen, tbe fid- j
fh,p- s. rvttl at tbe boose of Mr. Charles Kim-; k ing good advie is givea by Seth Ureen,
Usiostowx, Pa.. May 12, 1$7.
Editor Herald. : I aee by late issues
of jour paper that there are preparations
being made lo have a "grand ild time" at
the Reunion of the 10th Reserves. Hoping
it may be a success. I would succest that
tbe 54th Pa Vol., go and do likewise, or
at least that portion of it tbat belongs to
Somerset county. I tor one would be glad
to see a taove in that direction. Com
rades, why cacD.it we have a permanent
orgaaiz-Uon. and bold regular jearly meet
ings ? It would be both piea-aat and pio
fi table, I think. Let us bear trora some of
you.
Ex uehaer of Co. C, 'At a Rec. .
SOIEKSET.WAKKEI
Corrected by CotiK A -terra.
Oucw. I shelled ) V bushel
TO TROCT FlSBF.R-IKN. Few Oera meal -
eau !.!. f.
CKOiCE CF-CCEF.IES, FtCL'R FEED
Apjlea, -rfed.
AvT-lebuaeT, ft sal
Br. a. i 10ia
Baiusr, ft ke:).
Bauer. (roll) ,
Buckwa-t,V baikel .
" meal, v ...
Beeswax. l .. -. .
Bacoo, sbou-uen, fl
tide.
" eoo-trr fcajbS. ft
Uora, (ear) Dusnei
Fnda u,Ju ne 6, 1370,
At 2o'e'.rek r. L, I be T:itknraa; ceacribeti real
es a c, vis :
Atl the riarlit, title, Ititcr. ft an-1 claim .r tn.
erick Hriug, ot, loan J Lithe i.ltowirg desrriiww
rr.-it estate, rli :
No. t. A certain tract ef land sttaate In Cone
mauali Twp sjcrwt to., Pa., eootainisa; loS
acre? more or rs, of which there are about So
acres clear and about ii acres In meadow, with
I hrce larged welhna; hoosea frame statue, water-l-,r.ir
saw-mill ani a new prrM i ill thereen
erected, a-tj linina; iatt Js o( Datid Blshler. lieu.
ILneis and tA ill-am Keel aad Bthers, with th ap
purtennces. No. . Situate in Somerset couc-'y. and State
a tores iM ebntainuut twcle aerea t-1 ainety-screit
ner-hes bema: a part of a laree tract ot land jTacl
ei ia te name ol John Slander atrfinifg tract
t o. 1 and ouix-rs.
. I Taken ia execution as the iroixnye. Frederick
.......4c to5ci Krine, al tie suit bf J. IL and P. J. Cover,
V." ." -ftae aim'rs 01 S. J. Cover, deed, tt aL
' t.-"toJ,2 ALSO.
....1-1) to I 1
Alt the richt title. Interest aiyl claim of the
4ae to iue 1-aU-lo 1 alley mi Ka Csnpa-y. ot, la and ta
...... .I Ti to A. 00 lne Kn3aH Vailey kail Load manersel county
.......ei aad Siauot Pernsylracla and npoa au tbe proper-
- -: tv reaL Dersocal and mutc-L ieiauiaa- locBmsur-.
.7e t ear, hand-ears tov? eifxtnc-b-juses. depot, water-
"It ihd tour b-rs
fc.. ..iriioex ia the Ix-e-
tittv, r-T,(toln 'be tesaf-
'U pettiest he-ls.
' it L A
Fj. 9 bbl .
knows more about Euutseed b (.).-..
Hams, (Maai-cured) V
Lard. t a
Loatber, rad acle, V
I per
atp.
i l i k.rr.- a-nunsr coui e loo B man uo prooauiy
i. 4r- -p- t J J . . !... i i ,ji ,. . - 1
their Uerarture on tbe 11 :10 traio. uiieoa- u- m men ii .--- "...i ... . j
. , , ..it;.. - LiiMVinlrf 1
ir totcke an exierxiea c--i 1 " , . . .., . 1
.i".....u.. i-f.-e roiB-- to tbeir "The fact is that rimost everilhing tn
betne ia Dayton. Quite a number of the soccessful trout flitting depends opoo tbese mi.-, iBd cop1u iS..".
. r. . . - i t . Jl I i i . Tf lli-i t Load fMl mikii rrnt I
ftu fu'a of the bride mccosmpmoicti in u jm-ei - a -v w-.- T --..
: mrt u!e de d-!le si-cere ia ! witboot any regard to color,, the fish will v,-- -
their withes for ber lutare kappioess aad !ee the fraud and will not lake the By. ,
Rye bo
a, .' 15 f tm tbe Alk-rhenv : welfare aad is tbeir espreswoos ot regret t iuay a nsaent-an aas out u emit r-.5ut u Kt j ---"-
?8,t u '" that Veil during the . hart Will K mcc.B ttitseu -rtw . S,.. ,T. f " 7 ! " A-abow, per -i
I t8 the l'Jib at.l -rh -irf-"a ia whieli a lie tnovtfl. as She was tacaic au ncsu wa.i w fr, y-w r
they were .V.t. ' rretir loved aad adiaired by U who knew Bdi see tbe IraiuL AO-iwy via taie i
-viJi;j.ob!eamv.,ber. May life's joys be oanambeml sad his liae jaist -Mjeaaiiy ws they wiu Mtif
I fTid. i i ,-., . f,. , ker ' then natural food. lwaoi.n
S to e
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lne
. Cw to t M
Tie
9 to k
c Me!
--tioii.t-ar' and switches Bow ha tlwreawtarsuw
ol lae said ttacaio alley Kan oai ompany m
the eoo!nttr of lu bcisinees aa a carrier, and tbe
lights. fr-Acius, priUe;es and rbrhl of way of
said Company, hncMleB-, ap;rteBat-t or In aaj
wieapcnauitor esn-ted therewith.
Taken u execution a tlte properly ol the Bmt
flo Valley Kail Koad .Company at the suit of
Yntiy. Scvu kC.iw oi dwarw kianufl and
f. L. Meyers. V m. Meyers aud Juha S. Meyer a.
aumirrrawrs '.': siaan jueTcra. oecemsera,
JJAri;i,lS.3, theav-
Sjrue j i EK.ws. Any persoa porchasinc at the abww
........ZjS4ie aie wiu pieaeeiaae doi-l-w uuiira per cent. 04
........ SI to I nwrease mey mast be patd a soea ma the
tUK-t-t W"iisr.y is kavAa. .own. et-erw-e It will ania
....... .4-e;e i o-toaaia. Thcrefklaoof the pvrhase
. .. . Su 7e ' a7 moat be paid oa r beloiw lh l dsv of
iu WTie Auut . 1T, the day lied by the Coon tar 'the
je arkauwhxla-ment of Sheritl's dee-lc ami tn deed
' ...1 Ti jwlii be arAwiedfd catilUM ysucaa mosey I
au ad La Al 74 Pa-d 1 -
!!.!.. EBOABKTLE.
I Siytl fc-eriff.
Mrs.S. Wilt.
NEW BALTIMORE BOH.
Beta iltrt.
ohn M. Toricer.
Wm. Uillesplr,
lion I.
Pat Owens,
Diriillt tt.
T'pr A Bro.,
M'EMAHONING TWP.
Rt tit iltrt.
Georae Hoover,
Hauler A Bro.,
SALISBURY Bolt.
ReUiltrt.
Peter S. Hay.
John son l.'.iiias,
Joseph Blvely,
snaut. i w r.
ktleiltr.
EJ Lobr,
SOMERSET BOR.
S'feWcri.
M. J. Hilloo.
M. Hol-iertum.
'ook A BeeriU.
Samuel Ft.
Mrs. J. K, Walter A Sm,
S-.l VhL
G. W. S peers.
nenry tleineT.
Ger.. W. Bef.L
H. Miller,
teo. W.Pile.
aseler A Co.,
Ryers A Barnet.
.-oane.:ascfeer,
Hrl A. E. I hi,
Ams Kwpper,
Hanlel it Irk,
treo. M. Parker.
Josiah Keller,
Itotrt,.
Mr. E. A. Fllek.
Josiah Brant,
Bant.
S.ier.-et Ceunty Bank,
SOMERSET TWP.
Rrfalera.
William Apt Ae,
Pettr Sipe.
A. e'tunujmaa A Son,
STONYCREEK TWP.
Retaitm.
i L. Baitttr,
It. A. HranL
Samuel Ininham,
Ilantel Waaur,
Joseph Sfuil, i Mw
hitlultr.
Jotia Sahrie. S Si Ou
SIM MIT TWP.
Rrltilrr:
Kn4 A Schrork. 14 7
K. MiiW. 14 7 oil
J R. HobllUell. 14 7 Oo
HotkiCK Bros. A Co , U lo uo
llJtt.
MSchatl Shannta. A w)
ilisfilicr.
KinaM tUuh, 8 S '0
STOISTOWN BOR.
- KtloiltrM.
P. B- Scbla r. 14 7 o
J. l. Zimmerman, 14 7 (0
SinkGnn. 14 7 I
Peter Cover. It " uu
llottlt.
John B. Uite. ". - on
Samuel Custer. Meat
UPPER Tt KKEYFOtJTTWP.
Krltilrr.
Krarar AGrrhart, 14 T
X'ESJNA BOR.
KrtoiUrt.
3. B. Lvons A Ol, II WW
T. HerrincUia, 14 7 uo
T. S. K-e.in, 14 T On
I torts Coder, U IS uu
J. A. Hunter, 14 7 SO
1),1 i.
Joba H. Be ii ford. fo 89
Thomas HUI. i io vo
WELLERSBVEG BOR.
Rrt Urn.
3. R. Brenham, 14 7 (
Henry M user, 14 7 uu
HotrL
(Hrge H. lehare. I J
SOCTHAMPTON TWP.
IH tliiler.
Val H inkle. k S 09
aSIFl-lT10( tt TDiTEES rfImlE
14
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14
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Sates 1 ma.
Sales t SJW.
Sales lu.uu,
SaleatlAOM,
Sa-es S-Q.(a,
S.les S3U.WM,
bales tau.ewt.
class 14,
e-asalS,
eiasa IX,
efa-w IL
eiaaaltt,
eiass .
A.
tax 7SO
taztlOO
tal S12
UltlSW
UX0U
UI W
dassi
elaaaS,
rUat
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tax 41 m
taatau w
QiS&S! 5f fal IffiiM Ma-
Sales sio
" Sjalr ScjkU
, Sale t-ow
(DLiSSmCiTICIf UF TiTEEIl
Sale aad leas, das A, tax a St
ai-sinuTi.i or unss houses.
Salss SS.OUI aad axslex, etass I, tax
at 1 o clock r. the foUowiB- dcscritxxl real
estate, via :
AU the rixht. title. Interestand claim of John D.
Roddy, of, lu ani loth following descrUwd real
estate, via:
No. I. A certain tract of lan I situate In AiMI.
sue Tp, oiaerct Co., Pu. contain. r 434 acre,
more or la-, warrantet in the name of Jane
Charey, with tbe appurtenances.
No. . A certain tract ol laud situate as afore
said, eoutainlns; 44 acres more or lew, warranted
in the name ot Jarey Charey, with the appurte
nances. No. 3. A certs In tract ofl nd sttaate as alem
sald, contairlna; 4U0 acres more or less, warranted
In lue name of Aaron Charey, with Ihe appur
tenances. Au. 4. A certain tract or land sitsatc at afore
said, containing 4-4 acres mora or less, warranted
In the name ol Abel Hood, wti tho appurte
nances. No. 6. A certain tract of land situate as afore
said, containing 4-4 acres more or lesa, waranted
tn the namtui Joeey Hood, with the appurte
nances. No. S. A certain tract of land situate as afore
said, containing 4UU acres more or less, warranted
tn the name ul Caleb Hood, with the appurte
nances. No. 7. A certain tract of lint .situate a afore
said, contalniux 4-4 acres inure or less, warranted
in the name ol JwHaa Hood, with the appurte
nances. No. 8. A certain tract of land, situate as sf-ire-Said,
cmtalnUiK 4-4 acres mure or less, war. anted
in the name ol ileniamii Tom, with the appur
tenances.
No. 0. A certain tract of land situate In Stilt rd
Twp., Sumorset Co., Pa., eoiitalnlng 4-4 acres
more er less, warranted to Mary Turn, with a
cabin bouse and frame barn thereon erected and
aojoimuK tract No. 8, now In occuancy of Koocrt t
x tcnolson. wun the apourtenanccs.
.o. lu. A certain tract ol land situateas aforesai l
on ine ot P. A C R. li. at Pine Grove sldinx. cm
taming a.-res mir or less, part ol the iuiuert
Kennedy tra-t, ha v hi it thereon erectel three rail
road sbsntles, snook -nop, Ac., with the appur
tenances.
No. 11. A certain tract of land situate lu t rrx-r
Turkeytoot Twp., Somerset Co., Pa., at Fora;e
-trmue on the I', k. sj K. II.. conU-lniuv u'. acres
morvorless, warranted to John Vouvht, adjoining
lauds ut Jonathan Khoada, the Robert A. Taylor
tract and oilier, wun tue appurtenances.
No, IX A certain tract of laud situate as afore
said, oa both sides of the P. A C. it. K , eoataln-
nfr 0 acres more or less, warranted ami patented
to H. L. Holbruok and adjoins No. 11 and others,
wun ue anpurtenances.
No. 1- a.ii the minerals and mineral sutntances
nndcrlymg ami beina: contained In and uudcr the
Ml Cupp larm In Milford Twp., sjomerset Co ,
Pa., iaoccupie.1 by John Lcppard, aljining the
town ot Caaselmaa and containing lsu acres more
or less.
No, 14. All the mineral and mineral rights, Ac
Underh ins; acres ol tne Jacob Hush farm iu
Lowor'Xurkeyloot Twp., Somerset Co., Pa., the
turlace being in ths pi-sesshn oi aald Jacob .tush.
No. 1. 't wo lots ut ground in t'rsina Borouh.
Somer-iet Co., Pa., Noe. Si i and Jotl, each iu leet
front and 1U leet deep, known as the John Grif
fith property, with a two story dweilinx house anil
stable luerron erected, adiuiuim; the Park on tbe
west, alley on the east, Ac., with the sppur.e-
nancea.
No. li. A parcel f landsitua: as aforesaid,
known as tho Foundry protxrtv, consisting ul
elKht lots wlih a iarv Foundry buiiiinz therein
erected, lying between where the Irrlna Kail
Koad was located aal tne nortn SKie or iiuri
Hill creek, with the appurtenances.
No. 17. A certain tract of land situate In Lower
Turkeytoot Twp., isnmcrsct to.. Pa., known as the
Anna i i;sue prerty, eontoiniug w a-res more oi
less, with a loii dwelling boue and stable thereon
erected, adjoining lands of Sylvester Coltmrn,
Andrew j. uyati and otners, wnu tlie appurte
nances.
No. IS. All the minerals Ac underlying tlie
Sylvester Coloorn larm, said farm containing ID
acres more or leas. adSfhilng No. 17.
r0. IU. All tbe mineral unflerlvlnz the C lurles
Hyatt farm of 04 acres more or Itcs. a!-dcica
aihir-w uysL. ana oiuers.
io. u. All the minerals Ac. andrrlTinar the
Andrew Hya t Sen. farm of ius'4 acres in Lower
luraeyioot iwp., sioisersei o.. pa., adiulaina:
John ieush. Jacib Moon's heirs aad others.
No. 21. All the nimcr-L sue. underlvinz the
Thomas Ream Ltrtn of lii acres more or le?s, sit
nauin Lower Turkcyiojt Twp., adjoining Jacob
Rush and others.
No. -i All the minerals Ae. untterlylna the
Jacob Moon farm of 1S7 acres more or leas. In
Lower Turkeylout Twp , adjoining L-ndsori'homaa
Ream and others.
No. 1. All the miccra.s Ac. andeiiying the
Andrew Uvatt farm of 16'.. acres, situaie as
aiorepatd, aljoinlng t.'ie Youguiogheny river, P. A
. It. K., SLC.
No. S4. A certain trart of In ml situate ia Jef
ferson Twp., S.rmcri Ca., Pa., containing 4o-
'res more or less, warranted in tu natue oi
ames (.llt.'O, with the appurtenan--s.
N j. 2. A certain tract of lan 1 situate as afcre-
U. eontaluinx 4uu a-res mere or less, warrnntei
In the name oi .tlary Galbraith, with the appur-nances-
No. s. A certain tract of land situate In Liwer
Tnrkeyto'it Tp., Somerset t:o., i'a.. eontaintng
K acres more t r less, and known as the Kregar
tract, on wbe-h there is a coal hank opened aui
In working older, adjoining lands of 1 nomas An
duraon, Tuoiuaa iieura and others, with Ihe ap
purtenance. No. 27. Ail the minerals Ac underlying the
William Horner farm of iWacres more Ct kf in
Summit lwp., Somerset Co, I'a., adioinfng W.
G. Walker anil others.
Vo. . All the minerals undcrlvtoirtlie Iianiel
Fill- urn rfK. .. U IM DIULiltie
valley Twp- Somerset Co. Pa.
No. -9. A certain tract of land situate at Berk
ley's Mills. Somorset Co Pa., eonialninir li acres
more or less, now in the occupancy of Jvun iun.
with the appurtenacces.
No. 'M. A certain tract of laid itoate in Sonth
ami'ton Tap.. Somerset Co Pa., eonuinirsr 1ST
acres more ur less, known as the Georae Alarti
tunn, with a two story dwelling boose, frame barn
Ac thereon erected. a.;Hnin- lands oi Irael Em-
enck ana otners, wun tne aupurtenances.
No. L A certain tract oi -ml situate as afore
said, containing utl' a-Tea, with a two story frame
dwelling house, ig barn au-. thereon erectoL
known as the Porter farm, adjoining Baniel
Korssandthe Uoymaa aai Sluru tract, with
the rppurtenances.
No..-. A tract of land ia Sa;hampoa Twp..
containing 167 .acres more or less, kuwn as tne
l'aniel Kurus tract, upon which is a le-g dwellinz
house, log bara ac, adjoining xicnry Ja-xtx and
otners.
No. 33. All Ihe minerals nnJertving the
Bepiamin Baker farm ot 1U4 acres, in Soutcamu
ton Twp., Somerset Co., Pa., adjoiutiig Jesse Bcal
and others.
No. 4. All the mineral Ac. underlying the
Pettr Troounan farm of lo- acres mors cr less,
'll-ate as aioresaio.
No. 36. Ail the minerals A?, uaderlylcg the
niD-ic una vi vtte -im vr tess, si'Uiue as
aforesahl.
No. 34. All the minerals anicrlylr). t?ie Iasiel
(Jraumer Hrm of 'Ut acres and aUowanee niore 'T
less, situate as BforesaiJ.
No. o'. All tlie minerals in tbe tract of 4 he
Troutman heirs ef Jo acres more or lean, situate as
aforesaid and adjoining tlie last aiave b-ined
tract ami others.
No. as. All the mineral n&lerlrlng ths "Saw
-till' tract of 7 acre mure or lets, sliujteasafore-saM.
No. tu. A eertaia tract of land a!i-ve as afore-
tai-i, warraoted is the name of w ilium Combs.
contalninx t J0 arrra more or less, sua the ap-parti-naiH.'ea.
Nu. 4. A cersla traet of I-a. I situateas afora-
sahl. waimnted it;i he name oi Wltluia Tbomjtt-a.
coctalimg M acre more or wlih the appur-
nances.
No. 41. A certain tract of lani situate as mtTt-
said. Sim nte.1 m ths name of James Bailer.
containing uu acres more or less, wun .ae apiw-tenaucea
No. 4.'. All the interest ofdef.-mlentlo a certain
pkw or parcel ol land at WellersLurg. cooLumung
w Km, ,aiu ii-c. oi uinii rriir ajc re.er nouis
In tiust lor Joha R. Brlnham. and the said Brill
ham Is trustee lor John I', rio-idy. the delendaat,
fr bi acres thereof, said iBteret of Joba I. li .l
dy will be sold subieet tv aa assignment la Reese
Owe, palintltT.
No. 41. All the tot. rest of defendant of. in and
to L hs la Jthe loan ol J rarreii. Somerset (.
Pa., on .he P. A C. R. K., sahl has being reserv
ed in a deed from Ji ha I'. Rod.lv awl sue to
Charles Earnest and Samuel I. iwlp. dateil An
aui m, l-:u. ami recorded In Deel bock. vol. 44,
(ace A, Ia the Recorder's office ul sioiueraeteouatr,
to which reiereb ce espeeln-uHy m' fur sire and
l-.e-tioa ol Ms a eent-lnesl in the original p'w. -tt
the town oi GarretL
Takes in exeeatloB as the property of Joba I.
Roddy, al the suit of Reese Owens.
ALSO,
AU Ihe right, title, iiitereH anj claim of Panic!
Ri-ain, of. In an-l to the f4low lea-described real
estate, via :
A certain tract of latd e itoate tn ErothersralleT
township. Svanertet ci-nntv. Pa., cmiaininz
acres, mora or less, all cicare.1. with a oae and a
half story lot- fcooe and sta'.Ir thereon eree;ed.
a.tjointnsr lanis of J.jel IWkley, John Suder.
.Michael Ream ami J.c: h Imiuitl, with tLc au
purtenances.
taken la execution as the t.n.ir!T of Ilznlel
Keam. at the suit of James Green, in tru-t I ,r
aran tireen.
TEIlMS-CAMi
EOGAR KYLE.
-aayT Sberift.
c.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS ANDiHOME RECEIPTS
A. SPECIALTY.
ICE COLD SODA WATER.
N. BOYD, SUCCESSOR TO G. W. SPEERS
sHouicrMct, la.
-fTniiimotli ISIock
May 14, 7
s
TRAWBRIDCE
& CLOTH,ER
Now Iu-. He eieclal a'.tentiua to the
DEESS GOOIDS STOCK,
As representing aa assortment of
Foreign and Domestic Fabrics,
Nev r t-efore shown In Philadelphia.
vi B in ovik
SI HITS OVKB
300 PIECES St 1TISGS AT ISC. 1 )) PCS. FORluiTirFABRItiAT 7,
Comprising
MOHAIRS, DIAGONALS, CASHMERES,
NOVELTIES, BEIGES, ETC.
WK BAVK OVKB
5oo:
Comprising
NOVELTIES, MOM IE CLOTHS, CAMEL'S
HAIR, MONO CLOTHS. PL A IBS,
STRIPES, ETC
PIECES SITTINGS AT
20.!
wi lAvsovra
Comprising
ARM CUES. BEIGES, MOHAIRS. LOCR
ETTES, STRIPES. PLAIUS, ETC.
a c rati ovta
1 000 t'lCES St ITINGS AT 25
Comprising
MOM I E CLOT HS, CAS HOI ER ES, SILK 31 1 X
ED SITTINGS, ALL-WOOL CHECKS,
PI RE MOHAIRS, SOFT-WOOL
BEIGES. I'A JILL'S HAIR.
STRIPES, PLAIDS,
ETC,, ETC.
1 3007
S. FRENCH TEXTVRES AT
LOO.
VI B IT! OVER
300:
i'l.'S. A LL-WUOL B KB iS AT
25.
Comprising
SILK MIXED, PEKINS, CHECKS, SATINS,
CAMEL'S HAIR, FOCLES, ETC.
Slngte aad double whith. al
Gi'i, 7-, STS. 9100.
And apwardA Ws hare
THOUSMDS cf PIECES
Comprising
BEIGES (3Z, it aad 40 laches wi le). FRENCH
CASHMERES. PARIS NOVELTIES,
CASHMERE DES 1NDES, SHOODAS,
FANCY BUNTINGS, PLAIDS,
CHEVRliNS, ETC- ETC.
BOTH TWILLED AND PLAIN.
"WE ISO HAVE
orsrE TE3:oTjrsjrx) pieces
BLACK HERNANIES & GRENADINES,
At pricea from
20 cect to $2,50 per yn-J. rnin ij A-is'irtmeat of styles quite eitrorQiniry.
Please note: Weeni.iloy rij a.eats. Send direct to the boaae for -Am
ple- of whatever yoa ma at til, and secure the dvntgeB of oor low prices.
STRAWBRIDltE & CLOTHIEK,
N. W. COR. EI6HTHMMARKET STS
PEECIIAnDEIiPE3nL..
Apr M
THE CHEAPEST HARDWARE STORE
-WEST OF THE
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS.
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BY EES & BAENETT,
ISUCCE3S03S TO JOHH F. B'.YwYER.I
SOMERSET, PA.
tak e pleasure ia announcing to the public that we hare
JUST BECGIVEI a large and complete stock of Hard
ware, which wc intend to sell at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES !
Our stock is complete in all respects, and comprises every
article usually kept in Hardware Stores.
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Blacksmiths' tools and supplies, such as Iron, Norway Xail
rod Iron, Vulcan Horse-nails, Taper Taps, Horse Shoes, Fins
Sleigh-shoes and Cast Steel, A lull line of Best Norway Iron,
Carriage and Tire Bolts, and Axle Clip . complete stock of
Malleable Irou, Burrs, &:c.,'&c.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
comprising a full line of Rim and Mortise Ix-kt, Cast and
Wrought Butts, arorncd and plain, a complete stock of Nails
always on hand, also a full assortment of Glass.
CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
SSIGN EE'S SALE.
By vi rt ne of a decree of .the Coon of Cum.jn
Pleat ol Somerset county, the following aamed
relna Me tracts ol land, the pmpenr of
Valentine J. Miller ot etaemahosing Twp
will be sold atpublf: oauay, ia Stoyetuwa Bur.
cugn, al the Hotel of Captain Hlte, uu
Saturday, May 24, Ifl'i,
at t clock P. tt.
No- 4. A tana, kaewa as the. Smith farm,
tat Somerset township, roouin na 1 a-re. ad
joining lands of Ji sua Lou. Franklin Bsra
hart, aad etliers, oa which is a bw plank house
and stable ; the land being ia a rood s;ale efceiii
vatkitt. No. A A tract of land simate In Somerset Twp ,
known aa tbe EphraUa Shatter land. emtalni
43 acres. adjitg laml ef Harry b ha tier. JacU
J. Miller aa 1 Jesiaa eiood, the land ia also la a
good statsof cuitieatioB.
TERMS. One-third la hand, en eonnirtk of
aale, cf oaa-thiril in six months, balanc ta c
year with iBterest oa deferred payment (rusa day
of aale. Tea per eeat. ef tbe purchase o -
Bean be paj 1 wbea the saiac Is knoe-sl town.
W. U. MILLER.
3IyT Assignee.
rVr
DITOR'S NOTICE.
Peter P. H. Walker et al ) To. 11 su-l !T. April
vs. Term, ista, (E. 1.)
Plttsbwrxh 4C.E.K. Co. )
Harina beea spiti AadIUirtalurtbattn
sa-joey arbdng frooa the sale ef dete-danl's real
Nate. W ana among tive lewally entiti! tbereta.
aotice is hereby rlvea that 1 will artesa (s the fa
tie, of the afcure ar poiaimeat at the etBce of VaL
HayoaTaeada.T.siAdayef May, wkeaaad
here all persons interested may atteivL
-AMI LL GA1THER.
XJ T Andittc.
We have lvavs ou hand a complete stock cf Saw both
Hand and Cross-cut, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers Steel and Try
Squares, Compasses, Bench and Fancy Planes etc., etc.
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We always kcp a full line of Revolvers, Pistols, Shot-guns
Powder-flasks, Shot-pouches, Cartridges, Caps, Wads, Rifle and
Shot-gun Powder, also a full line of Gun Repairs.
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We have a complete line of I-amps, lanterns, and supplies
A full line of Saddlery Hardware, comprising Saddle-trees
Buckles, Rings, Harness-pads, Ornaments, etc., etc.
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ASSIGNEE'S XOTICE.
NoCkw is hereby srir.a, that Sasael StaJt I
and wife, or jeaaer lea. ban as ed all tlieii
property real ana persuaal ta J-uah MUler
lor the beaetit of thier erediton. An persoas there
lore nteet-l ta tba aUa Saaaa Staift aad ania
will make -awiadiata fayaseat to ssd A tslg-ee.
aaa te war sag etaima er detaaaae wiU make
kaswa the aaatc wKAew dalay .
JOSIAH MTIX-R.
April a Asige.
In the Agricultural Department we have a full stock of
Forks, Shovels, Rope, Chains, Mane and Curry-Combs, Horse
brushes, etc., etc.
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We make a specialty ofPock ct and Table Cutlery. Also
Silver Plated Table Ware, Plated and Britannia Spoons.
We also make a specialty of Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, and
also Painters' Tools, etc. .
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We keep constantly on hand the Celebrated Cucumber
Pump, (porcelain lined) and a cheaper quality that are not
lined. This Pump has taken the lead of all others wherever
introduced.
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11 goods warranted to be as represented. Our principles
are Fair Dealing, Quick Sales, and Small Profits
We challenge competition. Call and examine good, and as
certain prices before purchasing elsewhere.
SATISFACTION" GUABAXTEEIK
BYERS & BARNETT.
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