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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-03-21

THE survey of the Isthmus of Darien, now
in progress, has confirmed the report of the
American exploration of 1866, that an inter-
oceanic canal across that isthmus is practica-
BILE. The survey, which is the most careful
and elaborate that has yet been undertaken,
will be completed by the end of this month.
The expense of this great work will be great.
er than that of the Suez Canal, but the COM
mercal advantages will be of such charac-
ter as to guarantee as fair profits to the stock
holders as the Egyptian canal. 1t will give
new development to the commerce OF the
United States by bringing US into closer rela-
tions with the Pacific South American States
and by facilitating intercourse with the island
groups of the South Sea, with Australia,
New Zealand, India, China and Japan.
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CLERK ADAMS has completed his roll for
the next House after long and anxious con-
sultations and deliberations with his Demo-
cratic friends. As it now stands, the number
of Democrats is one hundred and tifty-one,
Republicans one hundred and forty. This
includes entering two Democrats from Flori-
da, Louisiana, and South Carolina and leaving
off one Republican each in Missouri and Cal
ifornia, where certificates have not yet been
issued. There is much disappointment
among the Democrats that the majority
does not turn out to be larger, and efforts
will be made to induce Adams to make it so.
The fear is that by southern votes the Re-
publicans will succeed in organizing the
House.
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SINCE the New Hampshire election the
Democratic papers have had very little to
say about "the mighty uprising of the peo-
Pile against the fraudulent President" If
they can't take a hint, they can at least
sometimes understand kick.
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

Mr.. BOUTWELL, was chairman of the
Senate Committee on the Revision of the
Laws. The fitness of his appointment as
commissioner to prepare new edition of the
revised statutes is therefore, apparent.
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SOME of the Democratic journals continue
to speak of President Hayes as "the acting
President" Mighty good acting it is too,
and the people are delighted that they have
secured him for four years. engagement.
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THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY NORM Nc. MARCH 81

We do not read anonymous letters and communi
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not ssary for publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
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Puen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
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WANTS.
Wanted.

GITUATION as Custom Cutter by practical Tail.
- OF OF experience. Address CUTTER, care of
Orla Sa hawkes. & Co., opposite Preble House, Port
lana, Me, mh19d2w%
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In the way of "rebuking' the Presidential
settlement, New Hampshire vas dead fail
urp
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w anted.

100 Agents, both Male and Female, to sell our
1OO useful household articles They will sell
to almost every house. Any one can sell them We
have agents that never sold anything BEFORE making
from four to five dollars per day and expenses
Please call and examine the goods every housekeep-
er needs them and wants them Wehave large
variety. n. B.-Busiuess chances bought and sold
here. Call, or address with stamp, T.F. BOWIE,
119t Exchange street, Portland. ja9dtf
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Horse Wanted.

A small family without children desire a
#i rent in the western part of the city, House
must contain from seveu to nine rooms, having
considerable direct sunlight, and be supplied with
gas q ana good water. Reference given. Address
"L'J BOX 1857. ian29dtt
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BOARD.
BOarders Wanted.

1 FEW boarders can find good rooms, furnished
a or unfurnished, with or without board, at
febSdtf 416 CUMBERLAND STREET.
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Wanfed.

IENo borrow, on ample security, ten thousand dol
lars payable in ten years with interest annually
$1,000 payable in two years, and the balance at the
rate OF $1,000 per annum. Address
felodtf BOX 97S, Portland, Maine,
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Partner Wanted.

w LII n $4,000 Canital, in Boston Mercantile
,na,, house; business established ten years, and
,;,at;o wen BLOWN throughout New England; close
AZ an. VIII demonstrate that this is opportuni-
~ seuo onered; business steadily increasing, and
ea 9pa TAI Is required to handle it satisfactory
@ ha VIII be given to principals, none others
VIII pe ueait with, Fer interview, address
o,oa REPRESENTATIVE,
hal9uzW* City Hotel, Portland, Me.
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NOTICE
Pure Milk for Family Use.

WOULD respectfully inform my former patrons
Il and citizens IN general who contemplate change
nlsh superior quality Of pure milk at reasonable
rates; all orders lett at S. WINSLOW 81 CO.'S, IS
Market Square, will receive prompt attention by me,
where the tiatterng testimonials of some now
taking will be shown to those who wish to nyesti-
gate shall employ no boys but deliver the milk in
person. CYRUS LOWELL, Agent,
dec25 dfw*tf
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25
July2
DUBLlC SALE.

5y virtae Of an order issued out Of the Orphans
directed, there will be exposed To sale, by public
outery, On
Thursday, august is, 1877,
a. / O'Clock. al the Court House, In Somerset Dor
euyh, the following described valuable rssl es-
tate, late the property Of Cyrus Meyers, Esq,
deceased, viz:
No. /. A certain lot Of ground situate In the
cedent on the north, Main street on the south,
East street on the east, and an alley ON the west.
with = large new one story brick cottage house,
with q mansard root, finished In the most complete
style, with furnace, range, water-tank, bath
room, wafer and gas pipes and all the modern
Improvements, thereon erected said lot fronting
on Main street about Ia feet, and extending back
toward Union street about liz feet, being the late
residence OF deceased. The location 10 one Of the
most desirsbie in this portion Of the State. There
Is a spring Of good water on the premises.
No. . A lot Of ground situate In the Borough
OF Somerset, adjoining No. l above described On
the South, and fronting on Union ST., said lot be
ing - feet front on Union ST., and extending
back - feet to No. L. =.
that properly known as the "Con1uence Town
Property, said property originally consisting Of
four tracts or parcels Of land.
No. /. A tract Of land situate In Turkeyfcoi
To. Somerset Co., Pa, known rs the Nicola tract,
No. tract OF land situate In the same Up,
known as the Lenhart tract, and containing about
100 acres.
No. A tract Of lapd situate in the same TIP,
known as the Tissue tract, containinx about W
acres.
No A tract Of land situate In Addison TIP.
Somerset Co., Pa, known as the Steiner tract,
containing about IS acres.
The Interest hereby to be conveyed being the
onetwentieth part OF the land remaining. after
the sale OF sundry town lots In the town oil conhu-
TERMs.-Ops-tblrl In hand on day Of sale,
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Names Of person drawn TO servc as ju-
Tors ut August term. 1877.

Names M f,erst,n drawn 10 ..rv. a. ~.
rors NJ A ANNA; serm Ja7-
chAND so"ohs-
Addison, Wm- Endsley. VIM Lenhart.
brothersvaiiey. Philip ksuniser-
Soneinaugh. Henry Woiiord, Fred
hing.
LiAiick' JOSIAH -. nay.
Jenner jacob Mime, Chas. IL. Lohr.
Lower Iurkeyfo0i, Jeremiah Sayder,
a, q u Andrew Hyatt.
hiuuiecfeek. Daniel Wetzeii. Josiah
ue,naru-
Miiiol1. Jacob D.. Crichneid-
Ne" baltimore, f.A- Luken.
y" Cen.ersiiie Aioeft McAiiien-
- ~ Twp, "". .. nnoads' Der
ficA rniiiippi
pnyc.ecA oauiuei
summit, MILLION Horner, refer b0wser.
IpPet i9rkeyioo. jacob Gerhard
eisina' "eo. M Anuersoh-
TRAVERSE JUR0Rs-FrRsT WEEK.
Addison. Hiram Hartzell, George Wass,
James niiensn, Dsniei Mitcheii, andrew
"IInnn,ock, oan1oei wright
cSene"s' WIN N opencer' nenfy
LEY -
perrin, Emanuel Atcnison, isaac Sioner.
Sonema9gh. John o., hanuman
- ~ ua''''A' Sl"iue' .''mp-
G-aans:,A n'ns
IaEsu'un "Ha" De
emerson oasper s1coos.
L.. p:"a.N. "eaae lGiy naocn'
SIniy Naahs, soua SUM
no"cI ,IrA1f.oo1 a .. Aioon.
MM.3{sssA, M ~. LS~s.
M;,sa"S r. yacuo l.ecAiei.
W""Nn, ~ r,ov'ea,
Ne~ Dafe, Ia; werner.
nDan,shdn;as Wm sSo'"Ausn'
Sae1a Ihus, Wn, onyuef-
Saas". ou paI WnanH Ion
ro' Thson ,Iait,ei-
T. Ta;.n ua~p, II Me's'ey' 'eionie
-. G-
Southampton ann H'eiiu"c' 'acoo
unN nj, ,,.,
insani San;eia 'nAsy' oen'on T. NM
iet, o1sepn Spe'SiS
"ehs'' onn he'hei.
TRAVERSE 5ukoRs-sEcoND WEEK.
Addison. John Wilkins.
Berlin, John Weyand.
Confluence, G. G.. Croft.
Elklick. John Lentz. Elijah L:vengooi.
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MARRIED..

TOSPoN-KUSTER. - July 18th, at
the Reformed parsonage of Somerset, by
Rev. A. Z. Truxal, Mr.. John Tospon, oil
Bakersville. to Miss Matilda Kuster, OF
Somerset.
M0ST0LLER BARNHART.-Jnly
Is, 1877, at the residence of the brides
parents, by Rev. j. j. Welch, Mr.. John
Mostoller to Miss Kate Barnharf, both Of
Q~uemahoning Twp, Somerset Co, Pa
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NeU advertisements.
Valuable Property
IN MT PLEASANT.
FOR SALE.

The First National Bank Of Mt Peasant. Pa.
offers for sale the toilosing property NJ said place
viz
One lot OF ground On corner OF Main and Charrh
streets. % feet front BY I'D back, having thereon
erected . three story brick Hotel. with all neees-
sary outbuiidings and known as the -Hitehman
Hocse-7
Also. one lot adjoining the ADORE, froofiax %
feet - Main street and le feet back 10 an zlley.
ALSU. enc lot % other csrner Of Main and
Church streets. 81 feet front znd III back. having
thereon \ large frame stable on the alley
ALSO, one i< frontirx 70 feet on Church street
and running hack lB feet 10 al alley, having
thereon . two story brick aud frame dwelling
house, stable and other outbuiidingz-
ALSO. one hall interest in the four lots AID
Foundry Buildings formerly owned by Nct,aleb
L Hursl, near the Railroad.
These several prsperties are offered II Psfvaae
sale and u Lot previously disposed or will be Of
fered at p1blbc sale On FristAy. the 5lst day ot Au-
gust, lss1. On the premises. Title perfect For
price and other particular apply 90 the or1cerx Of
said Bsnk, Mt Pleasant. Pa
JuIy Z.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

CurraniS.
Dog days.
Harvest home.
Huckleberries next
Pic-nics in abundance.
Hay making sill goes on.
Fair time will soon be here.
our farmers have all got the hay lever
Roses are in abundance and al their
best.
The number Of summer visitors IS sian
on the increase.
This is the season to untwist your boy
from around the green apple.
That was a delightful hop at The som
erset House on Thursday night
Don't fail TO go on the excursion 10
Ohio Pyle on Wednesday the 18th
A Grabbed old bachelor says women are
the greatest thieves in existence because
they steel their petit, o IS, bone their stays'
crib their babies and hook their dresses
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

THE RAILROAD WAR--The excitement
caused by the strike cf the brakemen on the
various Railroads throughout the country
did not escape Somerset sor several
days past small crowds OF excited men
gathered around the corners discussing
the situation, and city papers were eagerly
sought alter On Saturday evening Com
pany q received orders from Maj. Gen.
Gallagher TO be ready to march at a mo
ment 5 notice, and al an early U On
Sunday morning Capt. kimmei received
orders 10 report with his cSmmand 10
General Pearson at Pittsburgh The long
roll was beat and the company assembled
al their armory where they were placed
under arms and ten rounds Of field car
trldges were issued TO each man. A large
number o. citizens, many Of them being
ladies, accompanied the q boys to the de.
pot. The train moved of amid ioud
cheers and the soldiers were bound FOR the
scene OF action. On their arrival AT Min
IN Point they found thai the train tha'
had been sent there 10 convey Them 70
fnisburgh had heen oniered OF Ahcsy
long the boys lay around the defoi al tht
dancrun waiting ior orders, The Time
was passed IN dnll. siuging. and longing
ioi the arrival OF The train. About ave
minutes before the mail. westward bound.
Nas due. = Telegram was received from
saps- Hyndman saying thai he could nct
furnish transportation Tor the Company,
also tizat Capt Morrow cDmizny, xhicn
vas u ing AZ the depot in Conneilsvilie'
were in The same TX
The boys returned home ~ The Az
train. The members Of the Company
deserves great deal 81 credit Tor the
promp,aess and unsnimiiy with which
they responded to the call, every piece
was in the ranks and officers were pesiered
BY hunters OF volunteers. who were anx-
ious to have 4 hand in sustaining the law.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

Miss Belle Barrone, q daughter OF Mo-
ses Barrone. Is eaiitled TO The bel; as the
champion snake hunter, While passing
asong the rad the other dzy : black
snake had the andaciiy q u scross dl
recfly in front Of her and secreie himself
under = log. Miss Belle. not relishing
his impotence. procured \ switch eight
inches in length with which she snccred-
ed IN driving his snakeship from his hid
ing place. when she jumped upon his back
and pinioned him fast until her little SIS
tel brought her q club With which she dis
patched IL The snake measured I've feet
and one inch.
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SIS GNEEs SALE.

n
By virtue OF an order issued out OF the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Somerset County, to me direct
ed. I.wili expose to public sale the real estate Cd
John A. F0ust, On
Saturday, August Is, 1877.
ut / o'clock. on the premises, the following real
estate
A certain tract Of land situate in Stonycreek
Township, Somerset County. and State Of Penn
sylvania, adjoining lands Of Henry StuIl, Solomon
kingler, Henry Maurer, and Jeremiah Kinxler,
containing SIC Acres, with the appurtsnanees.
There Is a good two-story house and bank barn
thereon erected. This i = very desirable fsrnl.
the cleared land In good cultivation and the bal
nee well timbered.
TERMS-s4o in hand, $50 in six months
$40 In one year, with interest from day Of sale
ESQ IN the first day OF April. 1879 /; $50 en- the LET
day Of April, lsso ; $40 On the lat day Of April,
ISL <fe9 on the 1t day of Apffi
lss2 SEQ on the first day Of April. iss3; 500 On
the LIST day Of April 1854 /: $50 On the lst day OF
April 1855 tozS On the first day Of April 1850,
$50 on the FIRST day Of April lss7.
WILLIAM STULL,
July. 3. Assignee OF John A. foust.
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w. S. TEMPLE & CO..
PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
AZ 8 no WARD ST,
BALTIMORE, MD.

Special attention given 10 the sale of
BUTTER. EGGS, POULTRY, WOOL.
and Leather. We advise farmers not TO
tubwash their wool, as whole Fleeces will
sell best this season.
We refer TO Farmers x Merchants Nat
Bank. Baltimore. and 10 Peoples Bank, OF
Baltimore.
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DULE TO xCCEPT OR RE.

DULE TO ACCEPT OR RE-
hFUsE
10 Sarah Speieher, widow, Henry Speicher,
Lewis Spetcher and Sarah iniernarried with
WIZ. Penimsn. Eve Speicher. widow Of Jacob
Speicher. deed, jefferson Speieher, residing IN
CO, Iowa. Tehn Speicher, Jacob peieher,
Sarah Speicher, ~ntermarried with Josiah
Yutzy, Lewis e., Susanah, Intermarriei with
Jacob Weavern- now deed, leaving three chill
dren, Lavinia, Mary Ann and Angelina. T. NJ
Sehrock, guardian sd Item Of Vim. jefferson
Chzs. Augustus, Clinton NJ, and Mony, Jusfa.
Joseph Speieher, now deceased, leaving TO sur
v.ye MIN widow Reeecca, nov kebeeca - -
and the following children, Jefferson residing
in -- Co.. Ind, Margaret. intermarrted
with ions, Frzntx. reading In Somerset Co..
Pa, Julia Ann, intermarried with Tobias Mus
ser, now deed, residing in Black Hawk Co
Iowa, Sally, intennArrief with Christian Berk-
ct, Hulda, residing 10 Somerset Co., Pa, Mary
residing In Garrett Co, Nd, Austin. residing
in Garrett Co.. Md, Alexander residing II Som-
tus Jacobs, residing in Somerset Co. Pa. 10
seph. residing In Somerset Co, Pa. Laura A.,
Minor. Of whom L. NJ Sehroek, Is guardian ad
lifem. Sarah, OF whom N A. Ross. 10 guardian
Elizabeth Speicher, intermarried with Joseph
Yoter. now deceased, lea vinz six children. Tobi-
as, residing In Somerset Co, Pa, Joseph. resii-
ing In La Grange Co. Ind. Elizabeth inter
married with Jacob NJ kaufman, Isaac, resit-
lag in Somerset Co.. Pa, Levi foier. RESTING
in Somerset To-, Pa, Polly Speicher. intermar-
ried with David Biough, nov decd leaving nve
children, David, Joseph, Moses and Jacob, re-
siding In Wayne Co, Ohio, and Henry, residing
in Jefferson Co. Iowa, Solomon Speieher, Sarah
Speicber. intermarrled with Tobias loder,
Abraham Speicher, collateral heirs Of Tobias
Speieher, deed, and all other persons interested.
You are hereby notified 10 appear atau orphans
Court, To be held at Somerset, On Monday, the
9TH day Of August next to accept or refuse
20 take the real estate Of Tobias Speseher. decd.
at the appraised valuation OF shov cause Why the
same should not he sold
GEO. W. PILE.
July IS. Sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

A fine OF FIVE dollars and not more than
one hundred. with imprisonment not less
than twenty nor more than sixty days. IS
the penalty provided by law for stealing
fruit or breaking. clubbing, stoning, or
otherwise injuring fruit or ornamental
trees.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

ExCURsiOS TO OHIo PYLE-Mr. Chas.
Porter, the gentleman in charge OF excur-
siOns on the b. X o. X. r., called at our
Office the other morning TO say that an ex-
cursion will leave Cumberland, Wednes-
day, July a5th. for Ohio Pyle Falls A
special train, leaving Somerset at $50.
will be run on the Somerset X Mineral
Point road 10 connect with the excursion
train, which passes the Point al 949 j. M.
The return train will leave Ohio Pyle al
) O'Clock p. IA. Tickets will be sold at
the very low price OF so cents for the
round "Trip on the Pittsburgh Division.
and 80 cents for the round trip ON the
). & NJ. p. Railroad. Children between
five and twelve years of age half price.
This is certainly a splendid opportunity
for those who have never seen the beau
ties Of the scenery along the Casselman and
Dare Devil" lough- Only a dollar for
the round trip which places it in the reach
Of every one. All should avail themselves
of this opportunity OF seeing what is call
el the Switzerland OF America"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

WHAT II BILIOUS REQUIRE Since
torpidity of the liver IS the chief cause of
It's disorder, il is evident that what the
bilious require is an Alternative stimulant
which will arouse it 10 activity. an effect
that is followed by the disappearance of
the various symptoms indicative OF its de-
mngement. llosietter's Stomach Bi,iers
invariably achieve the primary result
mentioned, besides removing the constipa-
ton, fiaiulence. hearth burn, yelloSness OF
the skin and whites OF the eyes, pain IN
right side and under the right shoulder,
nausea, vertigo and sick headache, TO
which bilious -invalids are peculiarly sub
ject. As q remedy for chronic indiges-
ton, mental dependency and nervous
ness the Bitters are equally efficacious.
and as a renoyant Of lost vigor. a mean
of arresting premature decay, and a source
of relief from the infirmiIies 10 which the
geniler sex Is peculiarly subject. they
may be thoroughly relied upon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

One OF the most deplorable features OF
the seyery storms that have visited this
neighbOrhood recently. is tie destruction
OF fruit. The ground under the apple
trees everywhere is covered with the
green irufi that was switched of by the
galeS-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

She kicked up her dress with her right
foot and showed the stripes on her left
ankle. and the little rascal saw IL and
yelled. Say. Cuty. there goes another
woman that's string battered. watch her
hist her fooi like 3 boss. And they
watched her until she kicked again. when
they both yelled. Whoa. Nancy"
and rolled of the enrbsione into the gut.
Ter
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

A Normal and Select school will be
opened at Somerset Pa-.o Monday. July
50, 1877, and continue for a term 81 ten
weeks Good boarding can be had at
very reasonable rates.
: L. TRENT,
PRINCIPAL.
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An exchange says the time wAs when

An exchange says The time wAs when
lovely woman stopped 10 conquer.
She has become too proud 10 DO that now.
and Ior fear thai she might, en- extrordi-
nary occasions. he induced TO condescend
TO sioop. she dresses herself 50 tight that
hard IS the times are. she can't get down
to pick up q nickel She. however. still
o~ontiuues 10 conquer. bur she manages II
some other way--;o stooP Is out Of The
queS,ion-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

An exchan &c says ITO keep a bouquet
fresh. drop a tablespoonful OF powdered
charcoal into the water intended for flow
er stalks. and they Will keep their fresh
ness and perfume for several days, and
smell the same As those just gathered.
The charcoal settles 10 the bottom OF the
vessel and the water remains clear.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

BERLIN HoUsE-Late Brollier House.
J.. c. Davis. Prop. This house has been
newly furnished and rehlIed throughout.
It's location is the best in Berlin. being in
centre OF town and nearest B. '. X X
BOARDING by the week. day or meal Good
stable attached
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

A gallon OF warm water poured ON a
pailful Of walnut leaves will make a safe
wash for horses and cattle, and save them
the annoyance of flies We recommend
ils Use daily until We hear OF something
lsstier.