The Somerset Herald.
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.April 7, IS.
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Sale Register.
Ai.-il lu.-Slo of Real Entate of Daniel Pile, dc
waxeil, ol Somerset boruUKU.
tjiriDg.
Martins.
Xuw jail.
A-ril Tth.
Fii-h lor trout.
Aptil thowtrs.
Fire company.
Spring chickens.
Ho, tor the West
Clean the streets.
Our schools close to-day.
Fine Joint Rods at Boyd's.
What has become of our bind !
Fis'.ing Tackle at C. N. Boyd's.
Silk Fi-bing lines at C. Boyd's.
Xice Fish Btskets at C. X Boyd a.
Wearing of the green the meadows.
It it. the duty of every on? to be thrifty.
Farmers and gardeners will soon be
busy.
'o more ice-houses will be filled this
season.
II oks. Rods, Lines and Reels
atC. X.
B) d s.
Horns 1 ave supplanted the emblem ol
tliL h.iise shoe.
WhII Tapers at Henry Htffley'a. Call
ui look at them.
1 he 'arcest stork of Wall Pajiere in Som
er--t at Henry Heffley's.
A new lot of Fishing Tackle has just
be o received by C. N. B"yd.
A tood prooerty for rent in Rckwood.
ge-our advertising columns.
Over 2300 bolts of Wall Paper in stock
and for sale at Henry Htffley ,
Somerset.
I
you would le succefsful in catching
t, buy your Fishing Tackle of C. N.
trout.
Boyd.
Goto E. M'Dowell's and examine his
taeive dollar Elfiin watches ; the best in
the county.
Charles II. FiMier & Co.. Stationer.
XeWMlealers and Booksellers, neit door to
the Posiuflice.
Fur a pood new w atch, cotoE. M'Dow
tU s, two diKirs west of Smieraet Huuse,
S iiifiKt, Pa.
Bins who ring door bells for fun should
know' that they are liatile to be arrested
iud punished lor such conduct.
FotM). A tmall amount of motey at
KnepiH-r's sale. Owner can call on Nich
olas Bcrkcy, prove propeny and receive
DiiiDcy.
Fahmkhk, Ixiok Hekk. Tor your
(irt s-dM. Clover and Timothy, call at
the Flour Depot of
Cook & Beerits.
Notice. Mr. Henry II. Smith, agent
HSil. liitlner's W.mlen Mills, wilj mate
liis usual trip this spring with a select
t"tk ol g.KKls, hich he -tlers lor wool.
Fahmeks. Ixx)k Hkhk ! I am again to
tie Iroui with a lull line of Mackerel Fish
to sell at bottom prices lor cash or pro
duce. All fish sold are guaranteed.
Joiah Keller.
An nbserving exchanee remarks that It
it AitoiiiciiiBg how full lour women can fill
church pew made to accommodate six,
hen a woman they don't like comes along
flnwn the aisle inquiringly looking for a
plsce to sit down.
' A f jll line of Men's. Boy's. Youth's,
La'ie', Misses', and ChiKlTen'a Slims.
1 be a'ortmeifl is 'complete' a'pd wjll be
"U at hottohi prices, lor cashat
Sol L'hl's.
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Fisn ! Fisu ! In exchange tor country
pro. ncr, or lor Cash. We offer the largest
Ruck ul Extra Shore, Ho. 2. Mackerel in
town. " ' '
Cook $ Beerit.
J'Ways on Land the relebrated poldcp
( tv-ve 1 rlour. Rjude at ep'ripB'Qeld, (Ihio.
id market. A fpll l(ne ol Family
(jmctrjes acd IJrain. cheap for cash.
Jomah Keller.
!et IUkket. Mais Cju8 St. I
i! have on hacd at all times. Beef, Pork,
iliittno and Sausage, at reasonable prices.
upcD daily i w ill rua a meat wsuon th,re9
Hues cat h week.
llENIiY KKKOAIL
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M hb'is. Granulated Maple Sugar.
- " Maple Sugar Cakes.
" Good Apple I utter.
" " Dried Apples.
' White Navy Beans.
-2 " Ooou Flax Seed.
Cook & Beerits.
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i n i i on i i nK tiiqi a crftfui krnm ui ... . . fu . .1. .... i
r, ' r , V JV i "v :PWijr of treat Rg diwe of thfi eye, Evening lollowiu
I'm ( WJl called huebaiid. .ry . J,,,,., i,,, uere in i j ot Mr.
t. v.Vr lU" i : ,h.e near lumre. We lound Dim, to I ; were present
8 hjue top niucV repose about the , . a w and p.lligheJ gentleman and ive," '
W-VUIU.
Our spring birds htve all arrived, and
the trees are leaficg.
Garden makine has mmmend and lit.
tie onions are being planted.
The membe rs of Company "G" received
tliiir pay lor ltd fall's insnt-r.ion. Kri.liv
niht. There wan quite a luli turnout at
the armory.
It is time for farmer whi do not wish
to Rive sportsmen tile liiierty of fishing and
uuuiing on tueir crjuaUa, to pubiwU cu
tionary notices.
As Fprine jogs along, see to puttingdou-
ble hinges ou your gales f r the benefit of
tue lor tbey nave grown much heav
ler since last year.
e received a very weli-written and
interesting communication from Mr. 8
Vt mnd, ol West Branch, Iowa, but want
ot spies will not purniit its publication.
There is a good bit ot tue flesh. Ih
world and tue devil in that Pittutiurgn
cuurcn, an account ol wlnwe latest pio-
ceeamgs win ue touad in another column
Those who contemplate marriage, can
ooserve one ol it siern realities in the
numerous ' flitlinus" about these Dirts
juti aooui now, ana reconsider the propo
sition.
Mr. Charles Donnelly, President of the
S. & V. 11. 11 . and Mr. II. 8. Burcesser.
General Freight Agent of the 1'ittsuurgti
Division of tbe B. & O. H H , were in
town Saturday.
Josiah Pisel Esq., has had a frame awn
ing piHced across tbe pavement in frout ot
hi jtrovry store and eating saloon, on
North Main street, running the full lcuib
of the building.
You can fish for trout now. but remem
ber tliat you dare onlv catch llie sneckled
beauties Willi rod. book and line. The
penally for doing it in any other way is
twenty -five dollars.
Mr. Rupert Kimmel, the popular young
salesman lor Waller Audersuu, Merchant
Tailor, Pittsburgh. Pa , was in town tiat
urdav, busily engaged in soliciting orders
for spring and summer clothes.
Mr. Ned. Thompson, of Lsvansvillc.
left this place for the West this (Tuesday)
morning. He intends locating in South
Bend, Ind. That he may meet with un
bounded success is our sincere wish.
There are about .'i.OOO justices of the
peace in the State, to whom commUsions
must be issued dating lrom the first Mon
day in May. The bute w ill realize about
flOftOO trom tbe officers in the shape of
lees lor their commissions.
We are. informed that 'Squire Ben Fleck,
of Jenuer X Roads, has disposed ot his
stock ol general merchaudisa to Mrs. S. J.
Cover. Other business demands the
'Squire's entire time and attention. There
win now only be oue general store in Jen
ner X.
An exchange ventures to proclaim that
a piece ot zinc placed upou the coals of the
slove will clean out I He stove pine. Tbe
vapor trom the zinc wiil carry off tbe soot
by chemical decomposition. Persons who
claim to have tried it warrant it to work
every time.
The number of taxpayers who present
ed themselves bclore tbe County Commis
sioners in tills place last week to complain
of their valuaiious and assessment was
comparatively few. The work ot the as
sessors was tnuud to be about all right, ex
cepl in a lew instances.
A convention of school superintendents
will I Mi held at llurrisliurg, beginning
April 27 aud continuing ttiree days. Ex
cursion tickets will be furnished over near
ly all the railroads reaching the State Cap
ital, and every effort wiil be made to se
cure a large attendance.
Two enterprising citizens ot Councils
ville are engaged in the erection of a build
ing which wiil am tain a commodious room
adapted for operatic and theatrical per
furmauces. It's a pity Somerset hasn't a
few enterprising citizens who would fur
nish us with a public hall.
The ruinor current throughout the
northern faction ot the county that the
Pennsylvania Company hid purchase
fri'in tbe B & O. the rights, franchises
etc.. ot the S & C. R. R. and that
the road would not be built, was a canard,
gotten up, no doubt, as an April Fool gag.
The Supreme Court ot this State has de
cided that a laudlord and tenaut can agree
to dissolve their relationship, no matter
tor what length of time the premises were
leased, and this is binding on boiU puties
without any memorandum ot writing, il
the tenant gives up possession and the land
lord accepts It,
We know the inany readers of the Her
ald will rejoice with us at ibe appearance
ol ibe letters of our Washington correspon
dent, "Picket." They are always inter
esting aud tbe avidity with which they
are read, proves conclusively tbat he
knows just what will please the average
Somerset county reader.
Jerset Bitter. Jersey butter is all
the lashion, and it baa become so, mainly
because the makers have kept up a uni
form color through the year, using artifi
cial color whenever necesstry. Dairymen
who wish to be in the lashion must use the
Perfected Butter Color made by Wells,
Richardson & Co., Burlington, Yt,
The Somerset public schools will close
to-day (Wednesday), after a very success
lull term of six months. We believe we
are sate in saying tbat the record of the
lerm about to close will compare very f
vorably w ith that ot any ol the past. It
has been a year of harmonious action and
great progress iu all the departments.
Msj. Gen. Hartraft announces to the of
ficers and men of the first, second, and
third brigades, N. O., that a week in the
early part ol August will be assigned for
their encampment. The lourth and filth
brigades will hold their encampment in
the latter part of the same month. Time
and place will be made known hereatter.
The game of from 25 to 40 will puzzle
the census taker more tban the little game
ol 13 14 13. He will tie awfully puzzled
when a maiden lady with cork-screw curls
and false teeth tells him that she w as "born
in 1800. and be can count it up himself."
He will be ready to swear that she has
Jumped the "13" from the lower left hand
corner.
Every Republican should take a good
imper of his ixilitical faith. We are about
to enter on a presidential struggle of great
activitv ana bitterness, anu our irienos
should" see that every voter gets a Rvpub
lican per. e are glad to rewrt quite
a large addition to our list during the
month of March and hope for a still larger
increase.
There was quite a brisk trade driven in
the fish market Saturday afternoon. A
barrel of Iresb fish had lieen shipped per
B. & O. Express, to one of our dealers,
w ho for some reason refused to take them
frm the office. The Esptess Agent re
tailed ((ieLiat ris cents per pound". Quite
a number bl our poo' pedplen joyed tresh
fish for breakfast Sunday morning.
If your IocaI pper happens to tread on
vnnr toes a little in perlormtng it mission.
don't get buHy and say harsh ihings about !
it t.nt stoo and lake a lona; oreaia ana
think back ftr a season acd see if you can't
remember aonie ol, le Wo,i ana mu
pef! it has shown you and yours in the
past. Then reflect that it may not be long
before you will want favors again.
We had a pleasant business cH from
Dr. W. F. FuudeulK-nr, ol Cumbetlani,
take pleasure in recommending hj'U to tbe
Citizens of our town and county. Hunting
don 3vuitor.
:
As will be 8cab br reference to our ad
vertising columns, the Bowman, Miller
and Lavansville cheese factories will he
aaia put in operation next Monday the
j 12 inst. Owing to tbe high price ot cheese
which is more than double tbat ot one
year ago. these factories are being oiened
' earlier than formerly in order to give the
J patrons the advantages ol the present high
I prices. Tbe outlook U for much belter
t prices during the entire season than was
j paid at any one time last year.
I The contracts for the building of the 8.
j&C. K K. hve been awarded, but it has
i nut vet been announced, publir.ly.to whom.
Mr. Kendall, resident eneineer at this
place, informs us thut he has some thr
miles of tbe road, at this ecu, statca im
j and ready for the pii k and shovel men to
jro to work. I tie iron lor me roan win no
made at the B. & O.'a mills, at Cumber
land, MJ., and the track will be laid from
this end. Mr. Kendall thinks the road
will be in running order within the present
year.
Township and borough auditors will
meet thia year on the second Monday ot
April, but alter thia year, under the pro
vision of the act of June 4. 1879, they
w ill meet on the second Monday ol March.
The accounts of school director and school
treasurers Will be audited on the first
Monday of June. Tbe terms ol all officers
elected at the recent election, except school
directors and justices ot the peace, will
commence on the first Monday of April
and end on tbe first Monday of March,
1S81, given them only eleven month in of
fice. Kt.
At a recent sale ol rare and old books, in
New York City, a copy ot "A tan for
Fanning anu a 1 ouch stone tor lryon.
Contaiuing an Impartial Account of tbe
Rise aud Progress ot the so much talked ol
Regulatois in North Carolina, by Regu
lus," being a vindication of the Regula
tors and their leader, Herman Husband,
ot Orange County, was knocked down for
The Mr. Husband spoken ol in the book
was the grand lather ot Mr. David Hus
band, one ot the best known citizens ot
Somerset Township
Rare Avis. On Monday afternoon a
box was placed ou our taole and iutoruia
Hon given us that it contained a present
from au esteemed lady inena. unin
the neat receptacle was found a veritable
curiifcity a day-old chicken with three
well developed legs 1 he lowi is cneuriui
and its internal organs appear to be sound
and iu good running order. What to do
with it puzzles us. If the hen is consign
ed toour care, we will do tbe lair thing
toward the minister, but if the triped re
mains without the tostering care ol a
mother, we fi-ar its lease ot lile wil be
short.
The County Commissioners are having
large rUg stones hauled for the purpose of
la tug w alks lrom tbe tront and rear ol the
Court House to the "department ol puulic
comfort. Ibis is a greatly needed im
provemetit and oue that will add much to
the appcarauce of the grounds. The pres
ent Board ot Commissioners arc entitled to
great deal ot credit for the miny im
provements they have made in and about
the public buildings ; but there is sua
room for considerable more ot the good
work. Ibe pavement alone the north
side of the Court House and Jail lota should
come next, then new brick outbuildings
tor tbe Jail, tbe present ones being in a
terribly dilapidated condi'ion.
The Philadelphia Prem of a recent date
say8 tbat o.micrscl county is the great
horse producing county ot Western Penn
sylvania. That it lurmshes more horses
aud they demand belter prices than those
ot auy other county in the state, liy exer
cising a little more judgmeul in breeding,
our tarmers would make horse raising pv
much better than it does. Don t breed to
scrub horses because they are cheap, their
progeuy will have to be sold cheap, lou
will make double the insurance by breed
ing none but good horses aud will have
much finer class of horses for farm use as
well as for the E ts'.cru market By con
suiting our advertising colums you can
discover where the good horses are kept
It is an ill wind that blows no one good
As will Im: seen by the following, taken
trom the liuintiore American, the strike
among tbe mim-rs in the Cumberland Oil
regions is water on the mill ot the Ixmier-
scl Co. operators :
Clmbehlano, March 31. The supply
ot Luiu norland coul in Ibis city is exhaust
ed, aud ttie coal now generally in use is
from the Meyersdale region, aud is known
as the Ke stone coal. While the strike
las.s it costs the county over f 10,000 per
day, and drives the customers ol Cumber
land coal to other regions lor coal that,
though it be inlener in quality, is prefera
ble to Cumberland coal at the increased
prices that would be asked, were the dc-
tnauds ot the railroad men and miners ac
ceded to.
Lent being over this paper should not
be lent any longer by our subscribers
This practice ot borrowing newspapers is
shamelully prevalent in our community
It certainly betrays a mean, stingy spirit
lhe liatmual newspaper borrower is a
pauper, obtaining his news from others
a ho in mauy cases are less able to pay lor
the paper than the borrower. We know
men who read this paper week alter week
aud have never paid a cent towards its sup
port. They either hang about stores
where it is taken and read or borrow it
lrom a regular subscriber and take it home.
To such we say. subscribe. If you real
ly naven'l the money to pay lor it and
want to read the paier, say so, and we
will wail till you get it. At all events
don't be a sponge.
Our streets were crowded with country
people last Thursday, being the first of
April America 8 great settlement day
Thousands of dollars and considerable
property changed hands. Payments were
made more promptly and a better feeling
prevailed among business men than for
years back. Money was treer and pleo tier
tban it has been since '72. There was no
demand at over six per cenLk and it went
begging on our streets at that. It is said
that there is more ready numey in the
county to day than there nas b;-en at any
one time siucc or during the panic. The
symptoms ot the almost general iienira
were visible on our streets lor several das
prior to the 1st, and at an early hour in
the morning it could be seen that "Hil
lings" were to be numerous. It is said
that "three removes ..re as good as a fire,"
which means that the wear and tear upon
crockery and carpets, furniture and fancy
goods, and all other articles of household
use and comfort, has a tendency toward
destruction from rouh handling and
rougher hauling. There was and is a
greater demand lor tenement houses in
Somerset at present than was ever betore
known, and a great many persons are una
ble to suit themselves as they wish. For
the present they must put up with sucn
quarters as can be secured. If several ol
our citizens would have as much enter
prise as they have money, tbey would pur
chase a number ot the many available
building lots in and about the borough aud
would erect t hereon a parcel of neat and
comfortable tenement houses, tbey would
have no difficulty iu reulin. them to good
tenants, at paying prices. U would be a
good lavesiment ot their money and would
be vastly beneficial to the town. Who
will be the first to try it ?
FitoM UitsiNA :
Mr. .limits Albright Jr., is preparing to
leave us and go to Berlin, where he in
tends going to school tbe coming suiumer.
Quite a number ot changes took place
in our low n, on the first of April, by some
ot the citizens removing into different
properties. ' ' ' '
Mrs. J. J. Davis who left here twq
weeks ago for New Mexico, we die in
formed, made the trip' tA iianla Fe in
four da 8 w hich was beyond her expecta
tions as" she expected to be seven days on
the way.
Mr. Abe Levy of this place, who has
been ill lor some time past, is improving
Very rapidly, and it Is hoped tbat be will
soon be in the enjoyment of his usual good
health and able to resume his duties in lb?
saddler shop again.
Ejev, bailer, the presiding Methodist
uiiliisler ol thia place aud Confluence, who
lias not been well tor some time, has left
And gone home to bis friends, to try to re
cruit bis health, while Mr. Younkin of
Padytown, fills the pulpit is his absence.
Among the great pleasures w? eajjyed
here, during Kit'.er, was.' tna,t of a'social
c young peopie, on tue
g Easter Monday, at the'
Jerry Wirsing. All that
undoubtedly enjoyed Ibeui-
The Lutherans qf tu,is Itlaoe, bae 8
wide awn s&t'Uatb, srhool, 'which ia well
ftUcaded, and in a flourishing condition.
The members and superintendent are cer
tainly deserving of much praise fur tbe
interest tuanilcsted in tbe grand and noblo
work.
Mr. Jonaa Meyers, one of our enterpris
ing tarmers, and stock raisers, from tbe vi-1
unity of Paddjtown, was in town on Sat-,
urday last, wuu a very fine horse, under ,
two years old which weig'ieil 13W pounds.
can any of oar Somerset county farmers
beat that if to we will gladly bear from
them. M. I
Somerset, Pa., April 3, 1880
Mk. Editoh : I have been watching
with amdseiueul the cuuraeot the LIkkald
in regard to the personal assaults made up.
'on lis editor by the Meyersdale Vommer
ri'at.in its vain attempts to provoke a re
ply by its continued barking.
1 think jou are right in not taking any
notice of it, as the people do not care very
much about iiersonal quarrels.
I came across this story told by Bur
dette in tbe Haiekty, about a little dog
lound barkinif up a tree in the wood.
As it illustrates the position the Comnur
eiaL we want its editor to read it. Bob
aavs :
The tree was about two hundred feet
high. The dog would probably stand
about thirteen iuches from the door. He
tried to climo that tree. He barked as
though his throat was all tbe ram's horns
ot Jericho. He was alter that squirrel,
which was just as far out of reach as the
clouds. And the squirrel wasn't paying
any attention to the doir, and. indeed,
didn't know what he was barking at, I
am not positive that it had not gone off in
to another tree an hour ago, and was
away off in another part ot the woods,
down near the county liuo bo I patted
the doit's head as I came away, aud said
to him :
"Carlo, keep it up. It seems to do you
a heap of good, audit doesn't bother the
squirrel a particle. So keep it up ; you
cau never climb the tree ; jou will never
catch the squirrel ; when he wanta to come
down, he will come down another way,
aud you will not see him. He will live
just aa long, and be just as happy with
your noise aa without it. It occupies your
mind, and it doesn't distract his ; aud it
shows a very human trait in you, Carlo.
I have known men just like you ; men
who spend their lives doing just what you
are doing uarkicg at people who were
out ot their reacu. Keep it up. Carlo,
good dog."
Stalwart.
Fhom Uoovehsville.
"All Fool's Day" never drew more lone
faces in one little village, than here on last
Thursday. And ii is not known even
now, whether we are looted or sold per
haps both. If railroad corporations have
taken to April fooling, il is a "new thing"
to us ; but if (hat is all this unwelcome re
port means, we will cheerfully acknowl
edge lhe catch" and grin with Ibe rest ot
the "sold-oul" world. The plain fact is
mis : We heard that the Somerset and
Cambria railroad had been sold out to
Tom Scott lor oue and a-halt millions, and
that the road would continue to be run
jut at it it ! Now, Mr. Editor, do you
wouder al our long laces? Indeed, it all
this proves true, it will uot be strange it
ihdt "tricky Tom," hears ol long laces all
along tie line. At any rale, we want to
say to all concerned, such April fooling is
carrying things a little too tar. It may
make small odds to the B. & O., or PC,
as to what we Stony Creekers think of.
tueir doings ; but we will go on thinking
all tbe same. It may be excellent amuse
ment lor the B. tic O. people t make f 1,
300,000. just now, at the expense of our
long faces. We can't see it in that light.
VVe iielieve in "live aud let live," Oui
no i.su hau illustiationof theldea, as this
wouid be. Ol course we can get along
wi;hi.u. s railroad ; as who could not in
ourcircumsbtuceat But then ! Well, we
don't like to be sold at such a figure, and
take all our pay in disapjioinluient. and
long faces. But, if the railroad is gone,
there is one consolation lett it is no larlh
er to Johnstown than it Used to be, be
fore we had Ibis pleasant little dream of
"riding on the rail." And we will man
age somehow to get even with these peo
ple, it we have to build a railroad of our
jwn, or do without one I
Lsclk Jay Bee.
Confluence Items.
It is said that "Little End" has loaded
his big gun and will fire it off this week
burst or no burst.
Quite a number of our citizens exchang
ed residences on the 1st inst. A tew fam
ilies lett and others have come in their
places.
The celebrated lecturer. Rev. R. Smith
son, wiil lecture here in the M. E. Church,
on Baptism, on the evening of the 14 and
13th inst.
The Burgess imposed a fine ot $G on a
farmer for selling tour bushels ot corn
within the borough limits without first
weighing it on the Borough scales. Of
course the Burgess understands the law,
but the people are so dull of comprehen
sion. The Borough scales are now fully com
pleted and it has been ordained by tbe
Town Council that, "all hay, straw, coal,
potatoes, grain, chestnuts or anything else
sold by weitrbt witbin the borounb limits
ot Confluence, by the wagon, cart or slid
load shall be weigned on the Borough
scales.
The majority of the Republicans here
are for Blaine and prefer him as the stand
ard bearer in the coming Presidential con
test ; but tbey take no stock in tbe twaddle
that it would be wrong to honor Grant
aliove Washington. Those who profess to
tielieve iha tbe unprecedented ovations
tbat greet him wherever he goes have no
greater significance than that he is tbe
hero of Vicksburg and Appomattox, are
greatly mistaken in the public feeling.
Bscs.
From Turketfoot. The remains of
George Bells known as "Dick Turpin'
during the late war, were brought to his
borne in Lrsina last Sunday muht. Betts
died in lhe hospital at Philadelphia, where
he bad gone tor treatment of disease con
tracted during the war, as a memtier ot
tbe famous Jessie Scouts, who operated in
Virginii curing the war. After Jim Jack
son, the leader ot tbe scouts was killed.
Betts was chief of this daring band ol men.
He was the man who captured tbe famous
Rebel Guern.l., Col. Ba 1 y. After Betts
became too well known to the southern
army to operate in Virginia, he was sent
to Arkansas by the Government, where
be rendered efficient service to the Gov
ernment on various occasions. During
the winter, Betts had been in Washington,
wbere be was recognized by Generals
Snerman, Benbridge, and other prominent
officers, who promised him to look after
bis interest in getting a pension, as he had
been very unfortunate iu business affairs
while in the far west, and his health being
poor. Gen. Benbridge persuaded him to
go to to tbe hospital, where he died. His
wile arriving In answer to a telegram.
just in time to be there before he died.
llu leaves a wife and several small chil
dren.
Mrs. Jane L. IXivis, (formerly Lewis!
who lell Ursiua, Monday, Sid. aroived at
her destination, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Saturday, 27th. Little Fred Lewis, her
youngest son, accompanied her. Mrs. D.
writes that her son, Henry Lewis, who
left Ursina a few years ago, when but a
boy, has grown to be a G looter.
Mac.
An Editor in Luck. St Jacobs Oil
cures Rheumatism ; of this I am convinc
ed. For two years I suffered with Rheu
matism in my left shoulder and fight arm,
and last fall I was incapable of attending
to my duties, and lay many a night UQaUe
to sleep on account of turriltie pains. A
few waeks tg ft ;ieure attack of this trou
tVaiihck me, and Ibis time I concluded
to try tbe St, Jacobs Oil. I must acknowl
edge, with but little confidence in its mer
its. I freely confess tbat the result has
completely astonished me. Tbe first ap
plication relieved tbe pain very materially,
and ibe continued use of only two bottles
ba completely cured me of this chronic
evil, and that, after the atmfi eieaV pby
sician and their prescriptions had been ol
no avyi. I therefore consider it a duty lo
iublisb tbe above for the benefit ot all suf
lerers'witb Rheumatism and kindred com
plaints. O. A. IIkilvan,
Editor Republican.
" Pittsburgh,'
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AFFLICIJE SAvtS
Widow JE. Lohr has a very sick, little
girl.
One of Mr. Joseph Lohr's sons hs bcQ
very ill
Mr, Parfttk Is u(vtba3 greatl;
frscjured, rib.
Jesse Slick has been confined fa bis
room for lour weeks.
Just now the people about Otterblne
Chapel are sorely visited.
Mrs. M. C. Wagner had to send for the
doctor on the 8tst, the ery day on which I
watrons came to move ber
and family to ,
Dard.
Alpha.
Takr Notice. I have purchased a first
class Alderney bull. Will be kept at my
stable, in somerset, during tbe summer.
k . t k " Wm. Gilbert.
Butter and Chebsk Factory. Glen
Rose Creamery and Pioneer Cheese-factory,
located at the head of I)xlge street,
just east of town limits, was built in 1878,
J. B. It we, proprietor. It is a roomy and
well-arranged building, two stories high
04 by 63 lett, and engine room built on
west side, costing in all about $3,000, and
is supplied wiih latest and best machinery.
A newly invented butter worker, with a
capacity of 1.00C pounds a day, is about te
be added This establishment has exhibit
ed its products in all the leading lairs in
Iowa always taking first premium on both
cbeese and butter ; took first and second
premiums on cheese at St. Louis fairs in
1878 and 1879 ; took first premium on
cheese at international fair at New York in
1878, and at same fair in 1879 took second
premium on butter miking no exhibit of
cneese ; ana numerous premiums at small
er fairs in various places. Previous to
July last cheese only had been made, but
then the creamery business was given the
lead, adopting tho "Fairlainb cans" for
raising the cream. These cans are fur
nished patrons at cost, and have become so
popular that nearly all who have hereto
fore made buttei are adopting them, in a
radius of about twelve miles around De
Witt, gathered by wagons lor the creamery.
Besides this scope of com t v, Dem t s
made shipping point by rail, on our
north, extending to Maquoketo (and it is
Mr. Rose's intention soon to make M.iquo
keta a shipping point also or else locate a
factory there) ; Calamus and Whe&tland
on the west, extending to county limits
and south into Scntt county ; on the south
shipments are made from Eidridge. Elev
en teams are now employed in collecting
cream
the driver doing the skimming andt
keeping a duplicate a-count with each pa-
tron. Other routes, with additional teams.
will be made tributary to tbe creamery as
last as tbe business can oe extended. J.
B. Rose, tbe proprietor, has bis headquar
ters under Cbardavvyne, Drew & co.'i
store on Jeffeison street. One hundred
and fifty three patrons of this creamery
now use the r airiamo cans, and the num
ber is increasing almost daily. Mr. Rose
employs the following persons in the fac
tory : C. A. Turacr, Superintendent; Rob
ert SIcBertb, Assistant ; U. C. Kellouic, ot
Evanston, 111., has just taken the place of
book keeper. Mr. Rose has labored hard.
and early and late, in planniag and estab
lishing this business, which is now upon a
hrm basis, and be tntorms us that the out
look augers well for a large and increasing
business the coming season. What is to
his interest is also to the interest of his pa
trons, and he keeps an eye to so disposing
ot bis products as to secure the greatest re
ward. Ills establishment is not only t
good thing for DeWiti, but is also a huge
thing tor his patrons. He pays them more
for the cream on their milk than tbey could
get for the butter were they to make and
sell it, so superior are his manufacturing
facilities. 1 his advance is trom three to
tour cents a pound, and the farmer has bis
milk tbe Same (only in far better condition)
as if butter was made by his wife and
what a saving to the overworked woman !
lhe more this svstera is tested and under
stood the more popular it becomes. It is
simply revolutionary in its effects, to tbe
delight of the farmers. DeWitt (Ioiea)
Ubnerter.
The farmers of this county will be glad
to know that the rairlamb Milk Can which
tbe Somerset Dairy Company are intro
ducing has proven such a success else
where. Mr. Sage, during the past wint
spent several weeks in Iowa and other
butter and cheese producing sections, and
after, not a hasty, but complete and thor
ough, examination of tbe different cans
and methods ot setting milk, was so well
satisfied that the Fairlamb was tbe best
calculated to suit this region that tbe com
pany have gone to great expense to get it
into general use. several new routes have
already been established and more are to
follow. So great is their taith in these cans
that they furnish them frts of charge
to all those who use them By only gain
erinir cream, it is possible to cover a much
larger scope of country and many of the
tarmers who last year made their own
butter, will this year send cream to the
factories. Feeling confident that by the
use of tbe Fairlamb can, the production of
cream will be so increased that it will pay
them very much better. We have recent
ly printed at this office a circular, setting
forth the merits of the new ptocesswbicb
should be in the hands ot every farmer, and
which can be bad onTapplication at the ot
fice of the Dairy Company, or any of their
lactones.
Some Addison Items.
Our farmers are very busy preparing the
grouud tor their spring and summer crops.
Several of our young men have taken
Horace Greeley's advice and "have gone
West."
Many of the wheat fields in this section
look well, although in some fields the
wheal is "winter killed"
Among the buildings going up tbe pres
ent season are : ew barn, Joseph W.
Pullin ; new bouse, William Peck ; new
tenant house, George Wass ; new house.
Christopher Tressler ; new house, George
Beitzell.
Our schools are now closed. There were
thirteen schools open in this township dur
ing the past winter, each tbe full term of
five months. 1 he Hoard ot Directors were
very fortunate in selecting teachers tor our
schools, as all rendered satisfaction to par
ents and pupils generally.
We believe our people are fully abreast
with the foremost in our county in enter
prise and improvements.
During the past year there were a num
ber of substantial buildings put up in our
township, among which is a Methodist
church, at Silbaugh's, making the fourth
regular Methodist church in this township.
The writer is not a tery old man yet, but
remembers the time quite well when there
was not one regular Methodist church edi
fice iu this township.
In addition lo the regular chapels they
have regular services at several school
houses and also at some private houses,
which argues well tor the zeal and energy
ot that denomination.
The Lutherans have two churches, the
Evangelical Association one, tbe Disciples
one. Tbe Dunkard Brethren will erect a
church during the coming summer, at the
Peck corner. So it will be seen that ours
is a township ol schools and churches. We
also have within our boundaries ten Sun
day schools, most of which are supplied
with first-class Sunday school libraries and
with many ot tbe best Sunday school per
iodicals ot the day.
Tbe morals ol our people genera'ly are
good. There is not a place in our town
ship wbore intoxicating liquois are sold ;
aud a "flaming sword" in the skies would
not, perhaps, attract so much attention as a
drunken man on our streets.
Knox.
April 2. 1880.
Uow toReacii Kansas. Persons mov
ing to tbe West should consult their own
comfort by selecting the route by which
there are sure connections in Union De
pot, fast Wains and comfortable cars.
There is no line that can compare wit,U the
Pan Handle Route in these particujars.
Two daily trains leave IJnlon Depot, Pitts
burgh,' via Pan Ilqinjh Route, which run
through in many hours quicker time tban
by aav other line as follows :
Leave Flttsburab, (city time). S:A.. 11:47 p.m.
Arrive, St. Luuis,
" Kansas City..
14 Leavenworth.
" Atchison.
" St. Joseph....
...7:30 a. X. 9:00 P. M,
.10:00 P. M. 8:00 A. .
..11.40 r. x. 10:15a. x
...120 a. m. 1120 a. m.
...2:05 A. X. 12:06 P. m-
Prompt connections
are made la Union
Depots at points named Ur s,i land points.
tor lurtuer i"U,.Jiiau"n nine laoies, etc..
ad'rps W. li. O' Brien, General Passen
ger Agent, Pan llandle Route, Columbus,
Ohio.
A Remarkable Kewtlt. It makes do
difference bow many Physicians, or hoq;
much medicine you have tried, u is mow
an established fact tht Cuiaaa Syrup is
the only recy which has given com
plete' i&tjtaWtion in severe cases of Lung
ttisease. It is true there are yet tbous-
sands of persons who are predisposed to
Throat and Lung Affectkms, Consumption
Hemorrhages, Aaintna, taeyere i;aiua set
tkd on l,be Beast, P wutupnia. Whoop
ing Co'jgh. c., who have no personal
knowledge of feoschee's German Syrup.
To such we would say that 50,000 bottles
were sold last year without om complaint
Consumptives try just one bottle. Regu
lar s;?e ?5 cents. Sold by all druggists in
America,
Thb Dkst I Ever Khbw Of J. G
Starkey, a prominent and influential Citi
zen of Iowa City, says : "1 bave bad the
Ilvsiiensia and Liver ComDlaintfor several
years, and have used every remedy I could
Wr of. without anv relief whatever, until
I aaw vour Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised in
mlr naiier. and was persuaded to try ic I
an. happy to state thai il has entirely cured
me. it w certainly the best Itemed; I ever
knew of." Price 73 cents.
I ; Bold y George W. Benford, Somerset,
IPa..
A Mother s Grief. The pride of
mother, the life and joy of a borne, are ber
children, hence ber grief wben sickness
enters and takes tbem away. Take warn
ing then, that yon are running a terrible
risk, if tbey have a Cough, Croup, or
Whooping Cough, which lead to Consump
tion, il you do not attend to it at ooce.
SIHLOH S CONSUMPTION CURE is
guaranteed to cure tbem. Price 10 cents,
50 cents and f 1 00. For Lame Back. Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price 23 cents.
Sold by G. W. Ben lord, Druggist, Som
erset. Pa.
Suiloh's Catarku Remedy. A mar
velous Cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Can
ker mouth, and Head Acbe. With each
bottle there is an inuemous nasal injector
for the more successful treatment of tbe
complaint, without extra charge. Price
50 cents.
For sale by G. W. Ben ford, Somerset,
Pa.
A Dbmocbat Cured. A leading Dem
ocrat ot Burlington, Mr. E. M. Sutton,
speaks in the highest terms ot tbe curative
power ot the celebrated llidney-Wort. Il
first cure J bim of a distressini; Kidney dis
ease, and be now uses it whenever he has
any symptoms of biliousness or needs ton
ing up. It acts efficiently on tbe bowels.
and cures the worst cases of piles.
Nobby Hats for boys. Stylish Hats for
young men. i ashionable and serviceable
llats for all. My stock is clean and fresh
and prices are as low as formerly. You
can rely on getting good Hats cheap for
caiih, at
Sol. Uhl's.
Palataele Medicines Ayer's Cher
ry Pectoral is a honeyed drop of relief
his Cathartic Pills glide sugar shod over
the palate; and his Sarsaparilla is a nectar
that imparts visor to lite, restores the
health and expels disease. Waterford,
(I -) Adcertuer.
MARRIED.
GOOD MANGES. March 28th, 1880,
near Sloystown, Pa., by Rev. J. S. Wag
ner, Mr. Franklin Good, of Johnstown,
Pa., to Mits Katie Manges, of Chestnut
UilL
ROBERTS WALTER. Oct 30, 1879,
at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr.
Robert Roberts to Miss Mattie Walter, both
ol Somerset, Pa.
By Rev. A. M. Whetstone.
DIED.
CRISSEY.
morning of
At one o'clock, oa the
March Glh, 1880, Hannah,
wife of Thomas Crissey, near Hoovers-
ville, joyfully welcomed the messenger of
death, and went borne to her everlasting
rest.
Sister Crissey had reached the age of 57
yeais. 7 months and 11 days. Her life
was one of quiet usefulness, and lb ere
were three things she was not a stranger
to toil, suffering and lulpinj grace. Her
sphere was home : quietly and taithfullt
she performed ber duties there ; and those
who were the objects ot her care and affec
tion, rise up and call her blessed. Mother
Crissey was "patient in tribulations.
Rarely has it been the privilege of the
writer to witness more uncomplaining res
ignation during protracted suffering. On
the 27th ot last November, while we were
engaged in "Thanksgiving," aiHielion laid
a heavy band upon ber teebie frame, from
which she lound release only in death
she is mourned because ber presence was
dear, but not as one hist. She could and
did say : "I am naw ready lo be offered.
and tbe "time ot her departure was wel
corned. Kind friends were always around
ber sick-bed, and "a great company" came
to see her laid in the grave. 1 he husband,
an only daughter and four sons remain to
wear tbe garb ol mourning. (Two little
hoys had gone before to welcome mother
borne.) While we miss one again in the
church militant, we know thai oue is add
ed to tbe church triumphant in heaven !
J. B. S.
SOMSE'iT 3IAKKET
Corrected by (Joos & Bekbits.
DEaizaa is
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED
Applet, dried, fi e toft3
Appleiimter, V pal 3Utt40e
Hrau. W 100 ft 1 00
Butter, f) B (keg) 16c
Butler, ft (roll! Sue
Buckwheat, y bushel 60c
" meal, luO lfci 83 OU
Heeawax. f 8 26c
Bacon, aboulden, k 7c
" sides, " 8c
" country hams, V ft 10c
(Jots, (ear) 1 husliel (S to 70c
Uorn, (shelled) bushel 75c
Uurn meal ? ft 2c
Call akin. V 6c
&KKS, iia iuc
Flour, V bbl e so
flaxseed ft ba., (56 ft) 7&c
Hams, (suicar-careil) V ft Vie
Lard. ft 8e 0 lOc
Leather, red sole, V ft 3o33c
upper " KXff7tw
kip. " lixaxot
MtddllDKS, and chop 100 fts 1 W
IJats, l ba.... 3M,6;
Potatoes, ft ba 26 j
readies, urlou, ft m to loc
Kye Vbu "be
Kans, ft ft le
Salt, Nu. L ft bbl.eztra 2 352 SO
ti round Alum, per sack u osa. i
' Asbton, per sauk f 06
Sugar, yellow ft ft SvfiO
" white 10Q12!40
Tallow, ft ft Te
wnoat, bos i
Wool. ) ft 36340
NE W ADVER TISEME TNS.
MORGAN'S
WOOLEN MILLS.
ESTAIlLISlIEl) 113
0 Having for the past year or two. been entirely
unable to supply tbe increasing demand for my
koo.18 1 have built an addhion to my null and put
in a larico amount of
NEW AND IMPROVED MACHINERY
and thereby almost doubled my capacity for mar
ulacturitur. I have now on nana a large sto:k consisting ol
BLANKETS,
CASSIMLRES, SATINETS,
JEANS, REPELLANTS, FLANNELS,
COVERLETS, CARPETS,
YARNS. AC,
which I wleh to
T2AI53 F02 WOOL.
:o:
Farmer), I have the kind of goodt you ncciV
want jour
WOQL!
to work np
Riwx w ioR ows coi.vrr,
and In order to leqA all my customers In (rood
IUjv,' 1 have employed I be same agent I had !at
I ear, anil In adaitioa Mr. Joseph L Oauicnerty,
ao bVst Introduced my goods into many partt'of
thiseounty.
1 will drive, as In the past, to give Brst class
gouuRanu iuii value to an.
AarNew customers and those we failed to Had
last year, will pleaae address card to
WM. S. MORGAN.
Stanton's Mills.
Apr
S"
EKIF'SSAtE.
ds virtue of a certain writ of Levari
Facias issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Somerset Co., Pa., and to me directed, 1
will expose to sale by public outcry, at the Court
House, ia Somerset, Pa., on
Thurtday, April 23, 18.3Q,
at 1 o'clock p. w.. all the rlut. tnK interest and
clalmol the John M. tVlly, deltadaat, aud Jonae
tban Emen, terie tenant, ot, in and to the follow
ing aucnoed real estate, via:
A certain tract of land situate in Cliner TarkeT.
toot fwp., Somerset county Pa., adjoiutng lanosof
John Lannlng, Ueorge aiougn, Michael Hoca.
stetler. Jacob Henry and olhtra, coaialmaa Vd
acres, more or leas. With a bouse and Darn thereon
erected, being the the same premises woleh Sam
uel J.Cramer as administrator of William Knigl
deceased, conveyed to said Jobn M. Uowloy, by
j?l baarlnK date 4th April, laAA, with the appai.
Taken in executioi as the property of Juha M.
Bowlby, uefendanl, and JuLaluau Eautrt, terra
tenant, al the suit of Samuel J. Cramer.
NOTICE. AU perrons parenaslng at th above
sale will please lake notice that a part of the pur
chase mosey to be made known at the time of
sale will be required as soon as tbe property Is
knocked down, otherwise it wiil be again exposed
to sale at the risk of tbe first pure baser. Tbe res
idue of the purchase money must be paid on orb
lore Thursday of the first week ol April Court,
tbe time fixed by the IJourt lor securing the ac
knowledgment of deeds, aud do deed will be ac
knowledged until the purchase money la paid io
lull.
SherliTs Office,
April 7th, 1880.
EDOAR KYLS,
Secriff.
OR RENT.
A mod two-otory frame house and shoe shop. In
the town of rlockeeod, ean .be osl by single
tamlly or will aeoummodate two small families
oomfortabl). Th.re are two lota of ground eon
nectau wlta thia propeaj, everythlns; ia gned
order, and will be rented at a very reasonable
hjrure. For farther lnjurmat Inn call on or address
PHILIP KRAFT,
April 7 Rockwood, Pa.
NE 17 AD VER TlJEJIEXTS
TO THE
FINE
LOVERS OF
HORSES
I wish to 'ay In tbe breeder of fine Uoner, that
I will Hand my Aeniucsy oreu n.rre
CHIEF,
at my farm this manon. rwnlimln April 1st, at the
low price of &' to Injure a mare with loaL
Also my Draft Stallicn
KING,
He Isaiecnd .IIUUtK in build, with bone
and general makeup second to rone In this oouoly;
will be at my farm during the season, lrm April
eta to Jul tb, at the low raiaolts to insure a
mare with loal.
To old patrons I would (ay don't fail to see this
Horse, as be is a s;ood one or I Wtuld nut have
bim. liis rolls are all first class, t or pedigree of
above Horses, see posters.
April T P. HEFFLET.
N
OTICK.
in the matterof tbel
petition ol citizens of ( Io lne dn of Quarter
Somerset township, 1 ot snierel !o,
for the consc.l.laiion P., N , m, January Sea
of Election Diitrlrts lion '
No. 1 and 1 in said
township.
And now, S 'th March, 1SS0. Ibe Court appoint
Win. Haker. Jobn Ktcbardfon and Win Maurer,
Cumini&.d ners to view prrmist and report.
HENKi F SC IibLL. Pro.
Notice is hereby given that tbeuooersiaued
Couiaiiwk'ners appointed by lhe Court aa alore
said, will mwi on Monday, April 1 lsso, at 12
o'clock ., in Sipesvttle, in said township, for the
purpose to view the premises and of Inquiring; in
to propriety of recommending the consoUdalton of
said Election Districts.
WILLIAM BAKER.
JO N RICHARDSON,
WILLIAM MAl'KER.
April T It Commissioners.
OTICE TO FATKOXS
Ol tbe Bowman, Miller and Lavansvllle Fac
tories, that Monday the 12tn Inst., we will receive
ycur milk and coutinue to receive It once per day
until further notice. If brought pure, sweet and
unskimmed. Any person tailing to deliver milk
in god condition luut deliver twice each day.
We desire to e '11 your attention to the bitch price
of cheese, and are arilcularly desiious that yuu
snou.o nave ine aovntage oi tne same witn as
liitle trouble as poepihie. Tbe price of cheese is
raiTthjn double tbat of one year atco at this
time. With the niaiket of Europe bare of stock,
tbe outlook lor tbe eomiui; season is very promis
ing lor continued good prices
E. A SAGE, Aiient.
Somerset Dairv Conipa ny,
April 7 It (Limited.)
E
XECU TUB'S NOTICE
Estate ef Oeorire Spec tit, late of Shade
A Somerset Co., Pa., deceased.
Letters tesiamentary in the above
bavin been vraated to the nndersiKued.
Twp.,
state
notice
is berehy nlven to those indebted to It to mike
Immediate payment, and tboee bavins; claims or
demands will please present them duly authenti
cated lor settlement, on Friday, ilst, day of May,
lssu, at dis late reeiuenre
HENRY PENKOD,
SA.ML EL CABLE.
April T Executors.
T
AVERS LICENSES.
i he following named persons have tiled In my
office their peiuious tor ravern Licence with the
certificates and In. nils rei(U red by l.iw. and notice
is nereoy irivcn that they wiil he presvn eti lo tne
Court tor allowance, ou Thursday, April a, 18).
TAVERNS.
Samuel S. Shaffer. Berlin llor.
W illtain Baum, Pocahontas, Orei'DvllIe Twp.
Waller J. Jones. Meyersdaie borough.
Eliia Uaer. Meyerdxle borough.
Juriah Sp rht. ttuemahoning Twp.
John A. Ciark, liooversvilie. Uueui.ihon'nit Tp.
Joseph Slull. Mianksville, btonyi-reek Twp.
Sainutd A. Haines. Kockwood, Aliltord Twp.
John H. Benlord, t'rsina horouicn.
IVIahala Nweincr, Sand Patcb, Larimer Twp.
Josiah Brant, Somerset borough.
August Kaler. Conemaugh Twp.
Samuel Custer, Stoj stown borough.
Saninel H. Krnnrt, Weliersburg borough.
Dennis Wagner, Salisbury borough.
R. T. Fraieo, Confluence borough.
John H. 11 Ue, Stoystown borough.
Thomas Hill. Cr. ina borough.
Robert Outrie. Meyersdale borough.
Mary Ellen Wilt, Glencoe, Northampton Twp.
Samuel Buckiuan. Rockwood, Mil ord Twp.
IScoll Sterner. Confluence borough.
Eleanor F. Shannon, Summit twp.
H. F. SCHELL.
March 31 Clerk.
LIST OF CAUSES.
For trial at Acril term 1380. mmiaencing 4th
Monday In April, (ioth day).
1.
William McClellan's executrix
vs. John
Ansoacb Jr's. a iriahees.
2. Levi Coughenour, vs. Isaac S. Coughenour.
3. Ann C. Yanert's use, vs. 1. J. B ier.
4. J. O. Kimm'l A Sons' assignees, vs. Llcht
liler. Coder ACe.
5. Imvld Ross and Ed. Schrock, va. John, Ada
line and t'ornelius Reei.
. Is-.iae Hugus vs. Ed. Alcott.
7. Menrv Tilp, vs. Adam Krentzbnrg.
8. Samuel Weiscl, vs. Jacob E. Deal.
A Samuel Meyers' administrator, VI. Henry A
A 1, Lindis.
0. David Koss A Sons, vs Josiah Brant.
1. Catharine Lohr'a administrators, vs. David
Lohr.
i J. O. Kimmel U Sons assignees, vs. E. M.
Schrock.
Francis Baer. vs. Daniel Shnlta.
John Shaler. vs Ludwtck Brack.
Aloses Young, va Daniel Avers.
Karnet Picking, vs. Frederick Nangfe.
Eliiabeth Auman, vs. Abram and Priscllla
B.Tkey.
James Leltch's Ufe, vs. Ursina Borough
School District.
HENRY F. SCHELL,
March 31 Protbonotary.
JULETO ACCEPT OU REFUSE.
1
lOQeorge Stever. lhe petitioner. Mara-aret
Steyer. of Frostburg. Allegany County. Marvland.
John S'eyer s heir. vis : Sui-annah liishnell. of
Oakland Post I 'race, Marylard, Uenrge Steyer. of
.aaiann rusi umee. itiaryiano, r.nzaetn Ham
mond in Iowa, address unknown. Catherine's heirs
(name ol husband an children nnkn wn, no ail
dres). -.bsaloni Steyer. deceasel, has tbe lollop
ing heirs, (nine)vii: John Steyer, Jaib Steyer,
Mary Jane Iminel, Sarah Stever. Daniel R Stev
er, Elijah P. Steyer. Martin L. Steyer, Oeorge
Sieyer. all of Elm Post OlBca, Fayette county.
Pennsylvania, ahadrick Steyer. whereabouts on
known, not beard from for about thirty years.
Eiizatieih Spiker. a sister at Oakland. Marvlan.1:
Catharine Hammond a sister also of decedent, la
dead, leaving nine issue, vli : Ueorge Hammond,
and Sarah Ruttington, Mi.Iwood, Knox countv.
Ohio. Lissie Jlills and Lvdla Carter. Mt. Cn on.
Knoxcoiinir Ohio, Mary Ann Lybirger. Shlli.h
rosi i mce, Hienianu county, urno. usan Little.
upiuaa. LAt couniv, Alabama
lou are nereny n itineu tu appear at an:or-
phans' Court io held at Somerset, on Mondav.
the -Jit h day of April next, to accept or refuse tbe
real estate of ol Jacob Steyer, deceased, at tbe ap
praised valuation, or show cause wby 'the same
suouiii nob oe SOIU.
Sheria Office, 1 EDQAR KYLE,
March 17, 1",S0. ( SliertH.
MENTOR.
I herebv give ootlretbat t will stand mr fine
black Staiibnt Sk.iTOK. full three quarter
DioiKi, at, tue itaiiie o: Josiah ttnint, m
Somerriet Borougti
dwring theday thmuKbnnt tbe season. Morning
and evening oi each day his services can be bad on
my farm one and a ball miles northeast of Somer
set
ME) TOR is a black horse sired by Hefflcv's
Imported Euglish Draft Hors- "NKIUER." lie
is a borse of hoe style, with Immenr-e strength of
bone, and will weigh law to 1' 00 pounds There
are a number of bis col is in this nelghlnirhood fur
which T5 were ottered while tbey were still eiaM
ed as sucking colts.
My other black bor e
will stiuil bt Manns' Chidce, Beiif..rd countv, and
in that vicinity. A large numtter of his colt ean
be seen at Bedford ami Everett. Don't fail to see
these col',s before patronising any other burse.
March 24 HENRY KE1STEK.
IJUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REALIST ATE.
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Court of
Someset county, fa., inase will he avail at public
sale on the "Uiawojid.,'' Somerset bortfugh, ia
said county, oa
Saturday, April lt, 1SS0,
at2eVlnckr. the following described real
estate, fate of Daniel Pile, decV, tuwlt .
A certain lot of ground situate in Somerset bor
ough, Somerset county, Pa., on which there Is
erected a two-stivy bouee and outballdings
said lot ol ground Is bounded on the noth by Mjtin
street, oa tbe east by Spring alley. o lb south by
Patriot street, and on the west by lot of Washing
ton Megahaa.
TERMS-CASH.
JAfOb r. P1LF
AUSTIN S. KEEL,
March 1 7 Administrator'.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Eautte of Gertrude Mishler late of Jenner
Twp., Somerset eonnty, pa., dee d.
Lettersol administration on theabove estate hav
ing been granted to tbe anderslgned, notice Is
hereby given to those Indebted to itte make lraaw
diate payment, and tboee having elaixos or de
mands will present tbem duly a Jtkemicated for
seitlement, Saturday. April. 2t0. 180, at lau
residence of deceased in tenner township.
J. (.'MISHLER.
JAMES M MISHLER.
Mrch 17 Admiiilstratora.
The, Somerset Herald.
SUBSCRIPTION $2 IS ADVANCE.
BILLHEADS. " ENVELOPES,
STATEMENTS. LETTERHEADS,
BUSINESS ami VISITING CARDS,
HAND BILLS, Ac, Ac
All kinds of Job Priu'lng done with neatness
and dispatch.
- - : - -J - 7- jr
NJiWADV Jfr
v y
y
AareeaMetothei
blv. directing tbe mh
Ut taxes, passed UJtl
and tbe several Supi.k
urer ol Somerset counn
unless tfie uoanly, tc
Uses, due on tbe foiloA ?
paid be lore the day ol sk
ul each tract as will pay V
be sold at tbe Court tt. usk
on ISth day of Jane, lHO,
tajs due, and the ousts accrui.
ADDISON.
Stmt e Trad.
IV m. J. Baer
Acrt:
0
1"0
417
414
40
411
400
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lou
loo
4W
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te
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4
400
II U
41U
412
Charry. Marv K
Hoover. Jaoe. ...... ......
Jdoore, Mary
Moore, Hiram P-j)
Ogle, Charles ( S)
Siutiman, Jost J,'s heirs.
u
14 fc
7 1
T On
T 90
a so
3 Al
14 O
7 00
T S)
1 78
8 83
14 00
14 00
10 80
4
. Tom, Philip
Tom. Jaco.....
V hue, Ailam
C harry. Jane(S)
AIXEUHENY.
Anderson, William
Amu ibomas
A merino Philip
baer, Ishmael Jr
Bitwen. Tfiomaj. ......
Check, Juno
CoiirotbAscbell (Sweitser)..
Habn, Jobn
Miiua. James
Meyers a Recde.Balanee....
Mcl'all. Joseph
Scnell A Co. (Miller)
Wells A Cu.bertsua
Wcyand. Daniel
Tom, Samuel......
BROTHERS VALLEY,
Barclay. Joel
Stem ora ham
CONEMAUGH
Jones Isreal .
Mlsliler. Jonas
Kensinger, Mary A ...
Paisley, Richard
Ross, George.. ....... .......
CONFLUENCE BOB.
Dudgeon, James....
Iielp Sebastian
Davis, J B
D.vin Natnan.
Deruin, Simon
Edwards, Ibomas
Fulerton Bros
Olixueliy, Samuel
Hoiitnan A Kro
Henry, John ..........
Hotlman, George
Jobuson, 31ary J
M e era, Peter's heirs
Roberta, N. M
Scbeil, Malleard
lannehill, J. N
Tnmtman, William
W'altrecbt Charles. .........
W ir-ing, H. C
Wellley, Decater
ELKLICK.
Cbarry, James
Corey, Jamee
Corey, JtNdah
.orcy, Tbouias ()
Camp, Henry
Ciark. Jdaurice
Cbrlstner, Joseph
Corey, Enoe
Fox. Tbomas
Howell. P-ul
Jones, William H
Kutchmaa, Reuben
Knoile, James. ..... ........
Lugs Ion, Ellas
Mr.ri h, Leonard
Mixire, John .......
.Mmire, lietsy
Miller, Jacob D. et al., (ext)
Riddia". Jacob
Wagner, Alpb
Fike, John A S. J
Raunscralt, Stephen
GREENVILLE.
ID M
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100
10 m
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40
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110
400
1
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10 3
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4 Vi
2 90
34
3 08
43
2
34
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2 i-i
1 70
4 2,
x 40
2 M
2 ii
1 60
eo
86
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1 40
1 TO
2 40
1 so
1 2.
2 40
a 30
1 0
74
4 0
410U
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7 00
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1 00
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1B7
Lot:
1
1
Aire:
40J
4O0'j
4O0
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1
Acre:
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Lot:
1
Acres.
UNSR
i
4U;l4 Thompson, Jacob 14 40
JEFFERSON,
362 Hall. Jobn 2&
lod Flick, Ludwig 2 80
JENNER.
401 Biack, James.... 42
400 I '.ile, Jane 4 60
i5 liehaven, Peter 34
4uo lluoley. Frederick 4 1.
'Juo Ring. GeorgeS 5 04
3i3 luct.'artney, Isaac 2 88
4uO Minbicr, Ibomas lo
:w OUer. William 6 81
400 Philon,kobrt -0
100 Pitcher, William 10
200 Picklug, Henry S 3 06
400 Scott, John S 10
3.0 V timer, Jacob 4 88
400 W Illinois, George 10
90 Haulm. James 1 "8
LARIMER.
Lot:
s
Acre:
:m
M
v
l.i
MO
J4
to
150
luO
Lot:
1
Acre:
40
31
144
M
Lot.
1
Acre:
400
Lot.
1
Acre:
M
4C4
'Al
4110
Abernathy, Thomas
AOeroalhy, Charlotte.....
Bowman, Samuel ,
Bowman A Ebersule
Deal. Jobn K. '8 heirs
Hebner, George...........
Heilev Ananias...
Liut, Gillian
Meyers, Peter's heirs
Miller, Gabriel ,
Miller, Jacob D.'sbelrt...
Meyers Peter heirs
W'llmotb, Alph
Klmmell, Jonn O....
Speigle, Andrew's heirs...
May, William
LOWER TURKEY FOOT.
Anderson. Thomas W
Boucher, S. W
Burgess, Williams ,
Deal, Francis
Forward A Hugus
Hallowell. JoUu
Hiring, Silt ester
Lowry, Peter
McVoUgh, D.J. A Co
McAflrey, James
Powers, Alex.
Vougnt, Simon
Welter, John
MckllUen, J. R
MIDDLECREEK.
Bedford, Gunning
Gaery, Adam's heirs
King, Williams
MILFORD.
Beam, Jacob
Brook, David
Benson, Peter
Calowell, David C
Caldwell, SamueL. ........
Dunlai. John -
G.bhart A Walter
Ginbar'.,Mathias
Johnsou, William
Meyers, Peter's heirs..
Wollenstiergcr, .......
Tom, Raebael
Tom. D.nab
Wilson, Tnomas.. .........
Wilson. James
Miller, Tbomas
short, David ,
Short, John
Berkley. Phils. A Rboads.
Bitner, Henry
Margudent, Charles ,
1 19
2 38
3i 70
20 40
44
T 70
14 20
2 07
ft 10
4 80
13 60
VS
42
3 M
40
1 34
3C2
60
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1 K
10
13 te
1 74
13 00
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Lot.
1
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41 0
212
4t
6n
ai
uo
34
14 70
ft 39
2 I
1 30
10 00
ft IM
2 50
ft 62
14 40
14
4UI
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to
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10
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i.
l
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JO
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14 27
IS 92
14 40
3 6
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1 44
7 23
1
13 44
12 26
12 77
13
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45
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18 20
4.!
14 98
MEYERSDALEBOR.
A'li.ms. Thomas A Kettle.. ..
Baer, Henry
Huose, John R.. ...... .......
Benbird, Jobn H
Croose. Maryaret.
Deal, Edmuud
Engie, Jobn.
Friedbo if, Joseph
Hoffman, John
Lindamin, Solomon
,Mri..n a .niller.
Mwiary Aagaeiaa
Minkeymire. C.
Merrll. Nathaniel.
Paul. Tbomas.
St v won. James
St. vei son. Franklin
Sheets Joseph
Scbniuker William
Tipton, Jobn
NORUTHAMPTON.
Lot:
l
I
ft 28
3 08
3 e
2 14
2 SO
4 30
4 44
3 14
90
4 22
t IS
1
64
72
8 no
3 3
1 08
30
1 62
M
Arret.
4
MV
20
leu
214
M
131 .
200
ioa
Lot.
Acre:
184
'JO
1(U
Baety, Sarah
Bruwn, usan.
Bowman, Henry
Bowman, Mat bias
Colirutb A Pica ing
Kntf!re A Smith
Kngleka, Lewis
Finemore, Sarab
IKil.len, klisalieth.
Me Bride. Sarab
Witt A Wullentoerger (',)..
Wad man, Mary
Weighs, James
Wllmolh, Alph
Krisslnger.Cbarles
Witt A Wottensbcrger.
FAINT.
62 82
78 34
1 '-4
1 02
64 OH
31 20
87
28 18
41 SO
50 70
10 71
67 0
60
390J
e u
20 sp
440
440
219
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30
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Barton, Thomas
Barklev, Hugh (S
Clark. Daniel.......'.....
Clark, lamel
iK.rsey'PairV'k
Espey, Andrew
Ejjey. Josiah
loskeep, John.....
Johnson, Perry
Li in man, Joseph
Moore. Abraham
Monre, Joseph '',)....
Martin, illlam...
Poor. John
Primrose, Violet
Shaw, Benjamin.
Stov, John...............
Sirogte, Thiimas.. .......
Stockton. Richard
Seese, John
Tbornt-n, William ,
Trial. Elltabetn
Walker. Lewis
West, John ,
Warner. Hironemot.....
Williams, Israel ,
SHADE.
A cK enna n. George
Auleison,Saaael (I-).
Campbell, Margaret.....
Campbell. Mary
CaroduM, Thomas........
Clark, Daniel
Da ley, Juha ,
.. II 10
.. ft ft
.. 4 IK
8 08
.. 82
..11 1ft
.. ft 87
.. 11 94
.. 10 1
.. 2.7
.. 12 14
.. 2 17
.. 2 7
.. 10 12
.. 1 71
.." 11 23
.. 11 10
11 10
.. 11 1
.. 1 84
.. 11 10
.. 5 66
.. 8 40
.. 11 13
.. 11 10
.. 8 47
101
3X0
4oe
4i0
400
4IIO
1
200
303
40
400U
44
21
3U '
3M
4UI
4t'l
20
l& 04
13
1ft
13
eard'more distinctly and al
distance during the rattle
A V .,1m nt hattlsi
-J SUU fcUW U1'
ugle ; tbat its beat wm oe
$ feeble and discordant
K,Dder the same cirenm-
')AA-h9 ounded by the
VV W . NCI ait 'a -
- A. V
ill affect much more
5?p3of the bugler;
4. or utilizing
tbe
vjr ordinary eTent
jrous acu
uccurioj. O -J
.A '
diecolor-
rye
luO
10
3o
27
6
23
16
31
pi. '
STV
KircheV
8UJU,
Hatns. W.J....
Witt A Woirenstw.
UPPER TUBKEYFOO
Baer. W. J. (welaier)
Blddle, Jamas.
Clevenger, Paul.
4C0
Lot:
2
30014
100
Acre.
94
14l
20
Lot:
ft
2
Acre:
44
toft.
Acres.
4UU
Lot:
1
1
Arret.
60
IVan. Eilwanl
. Hanna, William....
King, John
1 V
17
Lohra, Peter
Pile. John
Snyder, Peter.....
Shultx, James.
URSINA BOB.
Andenoa Spencer A Co...
Baer, W. J. (saw mill)...
4 60
ft
30
1 93
Lot:
JO
2
7ft
1 9?
2
60
1 !
IV
I 02
73
ST
1 :
39
1 78
Baer, Retina.
Conrad, .Margaret
Cuuninghacn, Wesley..
Hiieox.H.mekiah
Morgan, 1 oung AltemasACo
' Meyers DavUl.
Sloan. Henry. ...... .........
Thompson. Juha.....
Snyder .George
N. B. Sale to commence at 10 A. M.
H.F. KNEPPER.
Taaascaaa
SOMERSET NORMAL
ACADEMY.
Tbe 'Spring Term of tbe Somerset Normal
Academy, will open on Monday, April 19, lsw), and
continue in session 10 weeks
COURSE OF STUDY.
There will be two courses : A Normal and an
Elective course.
Special aueatlon will be given to those pursuing
tbe Aorinai Course, having tor lis object ibw bet
ter preparation ot Teachers. To this end tbe
common branches ami the most approved methods
ul teaching uurn will rseive particular ear.
ELECTIVE COUKSE.
For tbe beneflt nf those desiring to lake special
Btuuies, classes will be forme.1 aud tnonmgu in
tructioos given In Latin. German, Pbys okwy,
fbiiosepbt. Botany, tligher Alebra, Geoutetry,
trigonometry, ttooa-Keeping aud Drawing,
btuiienis -oouid biiug tueir Tex nooks, aad ar
rangements wilt be made fur the chtau uarebaae
ol books.
EXPENSES.
NORMAL f8 09
1-J.tUl 1VE 7 00
MODEL 4 00
One-half payable Ul advance, balance at middle
of term.
Boarding in private families from 82 60 to S3 00
per Wt.ek, single meals lrom 12 to Iftots.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The teachers are 01 many years expert, nee, tbey
will be wide-awake to tne Interest of tbelr stu
dents, and they will spare no labor to make the
scnooi a success in evei y particular, rney are coo
ttdentnt placing within the reach of all who will
lavor tn. mwun tneir patronage, wlta mocn ieee
cost, advantages equal to thoae enjoyed at higher
institutions.
A Literary Society will be organised, in which
all will be exjiecied 10 lake pan.
Tbe grounus are ample : the building is pleas
antly snuauid, and the whole surroundings well
adapted to tbe pleasure and profit ol ail connected
with the scbnoL
For further particular address.
J.JAY MILLER,
R. K. SAN NEK.
Principals.
Fall Term opens August 2nd.
Ae-Speelal terms 10 studeuts attending both
sessional.
JEGISTER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given to aft persons eonceiued
as legatees, creditors or otherwise, that tbe bil
lowing accounts bave passed register, and that tbe
same will be presented for confirmation and al
lowance at I Irp bans' Court to ba held at Som
erset, on Thursday. April 2ih, 1880.
Account of Hamsun Yoonalo, guardian of Win.
H. ZulalL
First and final account of John ft. Hay, admin
istrator and trustee of Cyrus Bowman dee'd.
Account of Samuel Weaver, guardian of the
minor children of Simon Shatter dee'd.
First and nnal account of Meees Younr. admin
istrator and trustee of Henry Young, dec J.
First and final account of Harry D. Lohr, ad
ministrator and trustee of David Lohr, dee'd.
First account of fcubraim J. McKaaxie. acting
executor of Joseph McKeniie, dee d.
Aoroni 01 nenry r. scneu, jtuanuan 01 Eliza
beth Homer, formerly Heleeil
First and final account of Samuel Snyder, ad
ministrator and trustee of Stephen Trent, dee'd.
Account oi Samuel Tbomas ami Joeepa Gindlev
snerger, executors of Peter Gindlesperger dec d
"Account of Josiah J. Walker, guardian ef th
minor children of Jobn B. Walker, dee'd.
First account of Jesse ant Wn H. Walter, x
eeuton of Jobn Walter, dee'd.
First ard final account of John Server and wa.
M. Schrock, executors of Henry Server, il 'd.
Account of Matbbu Pourbaagli administra
tor ot Herman Poorbangh, dee'd.
First ami final account of H. B. Barnes, adabv
Istratorof Mary Deit dee'd.
rinal aceount 01 H. 0. name, surviving M
mlnistrator case Icifianlstsww of Christian
Dell, dee'd.
First and final account of Simon L. Korns. trus
tee fur the sale of the real estate of Philip Maurer,
deceased.
First and final account of of Valentine Hay,
guardian of Rotten G. Walker.
Account of fcpbraim Walker, surviving admin
istrator of Perry Berkley who was administrator
of I alharlne Berkley, dee'd.
First and final account Frederick Blngner, guar
dian of Bruno Von H onsen.
WJl. B. FREASE.
March 81. Register.
pOURT PROCLAMATION.
Va
naas, lb Honorable William M. HatL.
President of tbe several Couns of Common Pleas
of theCountiee composing th sixteenth Judicial
District, and Justice of the Courts ol Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, for tb trial of
all capital and other otlenders in the said District,
and D is 1 si. STttrrr and CO. MreecLnan Es-
3 aires. Judges of the Courts of Common Plean,anel
uetiee of tbe Courts of Oyer aad Terminer, asal
General Jail Delivery, for lb trial of all capital
anil other otlenders In the County of Somerset, Bav
issued their precepts and to me directed, lor beetl
ing a Court of Common Plena, and General Quar
ter Sessions of the Peace, and General Jail Dell,
ery aad Courts of Oyer and Terminer, at Somerset
s MBdnj. April 23. I7.
None 1 ts hereof pioen to all tb Justices of tb
Peace, tbe Coroner and Constables witbin the said
County of Somerset, tbat they be then and there in
their proper persons, with tbelr rolls, records, inqut.
sition s, examinations, and other remembrances, 10
do those tbings which to tbelr odlees and in that
behalf appertain to be done; and also, they who
will proeeente agalnstthe prisoners that are or shall,
be in the Jail of Somerset Cortty, to be than and.
there, tprosecuta against tbem as shall be luC
EDGAR KYLE,
oct IS Sheriff.
SSIGXEES ACCOUNTS.'
Notice ts hereby given, that th fbUowlnsy sssw
enun'S bave been hied la .my office and thM they
will be presented to tbe Court hireonhnnntioa on
Thurndaij, April 29A,
First and final account of Jobn R. ScviL aajigne
of Singleton Kimmel and wife.
First and nnal account of Ueorge-1., walker,
assignee or Valentine Hoon. . .
First and final account o B. ft. Fleck at S. L.
Korns, assignees of Philip P. Ma a res and wit.
First and final account or X H. Hay and A. F.
Blltner, assignee of J. R. Boos aad wi e.
First and final account of Cornelius Baeehler.
committee of Kuelna Mirier fa lunatic.)
First awl nnal aeconnt or rranklln waller as
signee of Jaceb Kline aad wife.
First and final aeeenot ol Alex. C. Xoerw as--Ignee
of Dietrich Kreager.
First and final account of W. H. Kapple, as
tlgnea of John J. Hodman ami wile.
Account of Conrad Uueer Jr. administrator oft
Conrad linear. Sr., dee'd.
r lrst and nnal account or Cbarte L. Kaltsar
and Abram W Uson, execators l Geera Baltaer.
deeeaaed.
First and final account ot Joseph Sheets, ad
ministrator of Jacob Sbasts.'deo'd.
H. F. SCHELL.
March 31 CisvA.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Judgeaef the Orphans Court of Somerset oenly,
to ascertain th advancements and nak a d
tntmi ion of be fund in tb hands of John Delter ,
Ea'tr. of Samuel Deltew, dee'd- and aianasj
those legally entitled thereto hereby give nuuee
tbat he will attend to tb dt of bis apportrt
ment at bis om. In th Boroagb f Somereet.
Penna.. on Thursday, the 2-d day of April. I"
at l e'cloeb p. m.. of saM day. when and wher
tboee uurestad can attend and be hernial if taty
see proper.
J. B. SCOTT.
Mareh 3L Auditor,
WANTED :
LOCUST PINS
Aa ttnftkt, in torft gaaniwa
Permanent contracts would be mad with relia
ble par le w ho ean furnish regular suppllea. A,
dree W. A. LEVERING Wholesale Leeib I
Uerehaat. Poplar gtrMt Wharf, Philadelphia.
Feb. la.
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Mlrlir.