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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04


The Ross MYsTERY-THE END NE4R
AT HAND-For some days past we have
leen silent concerning the Ross matter
aud have kept at work developing and
watching developments. This silence we
should sill preserve, deeming it for the
best interests OF all who are working IN
the matter. were it not for the fact that OBJ
tanning a partial knowledge of moves on
the board. Parties in Baltimore have
telegraphed the meagre information they
could gain TO a Philadelphia paper con-
corning il. This information, while not
in itself important, cover movements and
Developments which are startling, and
consist in the fact that on Friday detectives
Logan, Nelson, Parker, and a reporter OF
the Philadelphia Times were in Balti-
more, following up q clue which could
not be followed without terminating in a
personal consultation at our Office.
We were not astonished, on Friday,
when the three above named persons
walked into our sancium. and amer a long
conversation we were convinced that we
had the whole matter in a eaf dc sac, and
that the delivery of the boy was only a
question of time, and a lack of the right
time had for a few days defeated that pur-
pose
The persons we have named have been
foI some time in direc. communication
with the parties who have the child. and
Throughout; have dealt fairly with them,
and been dealt fairly with Is far as they
know. There are different parties in the
case, however, some of them suspicious,
unssiisfied and opposed to giving him up.
II was the intention OF the party We have
alluded TO, to leave Philadelphia last Tues
DAY FOR a certain fixed point, and before
this many hearts would have been glad.
bat on the night preceding the intended
day OF departure, Nelson Parker Was at
tackled on the streets OF Philadelphia by
TWO men, who threw red pepper in his
eyes, binding him, and then cut and stab
bed him evidently intending TO put an end
10 him and the clue at the same time.
In this they were not Successful, but
Nelson Parker was injured in srch a way
as to cause a delay OF the party for one
day, and upon their arrival 81 The indi-
Gated poini, il was found that they were
too hate 10 accomplish their prrpose. They
how conf9ed themselves In their be
lief tina, they were on the right track.
This posipones the discovery. and leaves
much ground to be worked over, but
Charlie Ross siil be recovered. The ut
most good hath will be observed with the
parties who now have he boy. they will
never 5e brought TO punishment. and they
will be paid Il certain sum which they
have been promised. We need nor say
more. the great mystery IS about 10 be
solved, the 10y viii DC returned 10 his
home. and ike all other things the Charlie
Ross abduction will cease 10 agitste the
F, WOrld--I0rk Pa DeHsSrrdt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

The prospects of the peach crop this
year are exceedingly bright. The grow
ers in Delaware are watching their trees
with great interest, and feel assured that
the yield will far exceed anything yet
known. and how to get nd OF the expec-
ted surplus is what is botheriDg them just
now.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

The Russian Court invited DIR. Aver
and his family TO the Archduke's wedding
in the Royal Palace. This distinction
was awarded him not only because he
was an American. but also because his
name as a physician has beeome iavorably
known in Russia on its passage around the
world.-Paebi0 tCoLl People.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04
W. S. TEMPLE & CO.,
PRODUCE
Commission Merchants.
AZ 8 w ST,
BALTIMORE, MD.

Special attention given 10 the sale OF
BUTTER, EGGS POULTRY, WOOL.
and Leather. We advise farmers not &c
tubwash their wool, as whole Fleeces viii
sell best this season.
We refer to Farmers & Merchants Nat
Bank. Baltimore. and 10 Peoples Bank. OF
Baltimore.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

Festival
Green peas
Cherry pies
Camp Tucker.
iOl-Uncle sam.
Rasplcrrles next.
The Art Gallery
Weed your gardens
Hay-making IS at hand.
Hurrah for the Fouith.
Don't forget the festival.
Squirrel hunting this month.
This is Uncle Sans birthday.
Black bass fishing IS now legal.
Don't fail to see the Art Gallery
This is The 1S5th day OF the year.
The strawberry season is shout over.
The summer schools close this week.
Americans burn s.eoo,ooo cigars daily.
Corn Is shooting up with great rapidi,y.
Goods lower after the Fourth OF July sl
SShrocks
Closing out goods at very low figure
at Schrock's
Quot pitching is a farorite Tas-time
with some ofour men.
Crops throughout the eaunty are in a
very promising condition.
The scenery along the Penns, lvanis
Railroad IS grand At present
Green apples and castor oil are now al
fscting the American urchin-
Ice water should be used with moirra.
ton during the heated term.
What 5 generosity s-Giving to Others
what YOU don't want yourself
We have gs the weather for hoeing
cabbage. but not the disposition
Company c win have dress parade al
nine O'Clock "Wednesday morning.
The great Observation-Disclosures. will
be on exhibition at the Military Festival
The pleAsantes, hours Of the day are
those between 4 and 8 O'Clock in the morn
ing
Many Of the farmers in this vicinity
have airesdy commenced cutting their
meadow gnxsS
Don't fail to 20 TO the Military Festival
Admission only Eve cents children I'M
der Is years free
.-Fruzeu gin" Is a popular summer
drink in London Ii may be classea under
the head u liquor ice.
HachstHler viii have time Ia make yo1
ne~ sriI after The Fonrth- Fits guar
snfeed. Call At Schrockis
The postal card has 8 scientific end IL:
NOT returned 10 the Dead Letter orice.
Int 5 aremAied afer sixty days
What became of that Nj Pleasant par
IL that was 10 he here ca The ssths DID
they take Tsnbuctco instead. Cooper
a large Bumher II American mAnntAc
turers nave Just been awarded premium.
At the Australian international Exhibition
Gc forth in haste. with bills and p4s;e.
Proclaim 10 all creation
That men are wise who advertise
In the present generation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

An exchange says TO keeps bouquet
fresh. drop a tablespoonful OF powdered
charcoal into the water intended Tor flower
stalks, and they viii keep their freshness
and perfume for several days. and smell
the same as those inst gathered. The char
cnal settles 10 the bottom Of the vessel and
the water remains clear.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

We wish to call attention 10 the card Of
Mr.. Samuel Pile. 10 another column. Per
N dealing with him are always sure o!
getting the lest and ireshes; goods Ia The
market Ills stock is large and complete,
comprising as it does. everything in the
line OF GrOceries and Connections. We
bespezk kr him a liberal amount OF pat
roaage-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

Upin Beiietoage they are having = Cath
olic lair to-day. Jaiy fourih. ISL NON
there Is nothing rema-zshle sboaI this
fac. bat there Is about The i2ct that : g0ld
headed cSne l. d be voted 10 ether the
editor Of the HeEflisdh OF RSgs5lfcas.
The latter IS expected 10 win votes On ac-
count OF his steady habits anS his Fesem
ts4nce TO the heroes q; the books we
used "a al pretend 20 read when We AZ
tended ;. & while the iornle rs sirons
hold : general Ornerynes
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

BERLIN HoUsE--Laie Brcllier House.
j. {. Davis. Prop. This house has been
newly furnished and reftied throughout.
Its location is the best in Berlin, being in
centre of town and nearest Il. V. r. X.
Boarding by the week. day or meal. Good
stable attached.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

Men are at work in some of the neigh
mers who osn patent hay forks, claiming
the fork TO be an infringement on a patent
owned by them. Look out for them and
don't lei them swindle you. They are
base imposters and cheats.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

HALIFAX. June sd koose ia
Trinity, NesioondIand, was struck
by ligttning- William Coy sss is-
stan;iy killed and bis wife rendered
Insensibse.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

The Rochester Democrat has an ex.
change which il says drops into Biblical
language very naturally and very wisely,
her father. yea, her mother also doth De
light in her but the foolish maiden bring
eth SORROW. She hangs on the front gate
she tippeth up her has 0ser her left ear.
Her eve Is full Of the old Nick. She
giznceih over her lefs shoulder when sht
~pronlenades On Main street Her hzBdker.
chief also is seen. Then the dry goods
clerk says, ia Ia He smilcth 10 him.
self he EsaSegh mistakes ia The measure
ot calico.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

Oar typo friend. Mr.. / J. Kelley. has
left 81 a Otire a copy OF his latest masi
ca production, The National Guzr3 :
Marcia arranged io- the piano OF organ.
Ills march i dedicated 10 Company &.
and we advise all the Somerset and al
otherj .yoEng i4dirs who Lave ~~iOyyiers
IN The Company 10 procure II, and yoG
other girls who woGLd Ike u have 3 SOL
dier lover should procure il by al nlezns.
Il Is strongly recommended by The BOYS Of
Comp4ny & 10 their soldier friends 81
osher places prsce ~ n Address.
lryia ]. Hcfhey. Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

MAT IHE BILEOUs REkrrKx since
torp5dify Of the liEer = the ehsef cause o;
ss disorder. il ! evident that xhai The
bilious require 5 an ~&liersuse stimHlsni
which viii GrOGse Il - acsisfy. an eEscf
that r followed By TIE dsAPpeazasce Of
the varsoss synpsazns Indicative OF is DE-
r~lngeuleui- Hossetfer ; Stomach Blfaers
invariably -chsese the primary tesaii
mentioned. b<side removing he ~consirz-
l5oa. ii4inienee. h~eau-Surn. ydtoSnes q
the skiu aud whites ot The eyc pain n
right side snd under The risht sho1ider,
nausea. vertigo and sick headache. 10
which hiiie1s inr1liis are PECULIARLY sub
iecx As remedy kr ehrsnie indiges
ueza. meat4l despoadency Ard efvol
MS the Buffers are equally sfk0cious.
and IS : reno<xnt Of ioss sigus. = means
OF arTestia< premature dear. sni . soosr<
q rei.ef fro.s tie l~sEru.iusz u EAzh be
sen,ser sex : peculiarly sshiref- hey
may te thoroughly rr,iei uEoz-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04
SALE.

BY rirts> q IA ORDER % the C1sr % CoRzz01
Pleas IN as1 tcr the County. q Ssssrssr Pa 70
ne directed / III expose % p1sik ale. O.
Wednesday, july ., 1871,
Mt sieIse< p n n the bszSe Of John J. v eEI-r in
NeeAznses51rg The isw real estate yhs
certain t< " xsunsd rffuase n ne ssn q
CxHelnaa- In Tpper Tsrkeyfsx Township, SSz-
e-see Cs1Ety- Pa, having . txoxsry base sad =
szhie theresa ere><sd
Ala . eeffASs E& 81 xrpans si-azte In Sznzs-
Tvsn<kips known AZ bs Sc : IN Mcchanscsezrx
having . tsossasJ h>zze ani xA<r exzssnxl
tAere1e erected.
TER9S1O1eshirs IN hze1- ose-tkirt IN stz
DpsEAs- End one-shfr1 n 01s year fUn 1Ay q
sk1e, vi.h in<<rs< % the def-rr-4 f1u
The ssy q zte- 30 - secured ~ ztzn>n< hocs1<
Ten per eeat q hankf nsn<y 90 - pad Wien prSP
srty Is ksorked toun
JaIy4 Z II ScHROcK,
Asf<z<s q J0a-J- Wsile--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04
CoNNlrrEE-

II brings tears to the eyes of the sensi-
live moral person to notice the peculiar
expression of q young lady's counienanec
when she observes, while pinning a but
ton-hole bouquet an the lappei Of her
adored mes coal, a halfpint FLASK in his
inside pocket
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

There will be a poor show for the
American eagle to spread himself at Ber-
lin on the Fourth. Hons. A. Ii. Cofiroth.
W. ii. koouiz and w. J. Baer are going
TO crate On the occasion. Peer bird =
BEDFORD Gasshe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

That's it Congenial. We have been
striving fcra nnG loag. weary time 10
ciscoxer why We could not have gas
works in Somerset. and jus, - We we're o.
The point 81 giving it up - . eonnndrufa
TOO hard q be soive1. slnng onnes. the
Bedford lNqutrsS xsEh eOneeniAl- Bed
ford uied 20 have It's streets and dwellings
lighted xith gzs. bzi amer having an est
mate rAsae OF tke cos- and fading that IL
figured $4,000. the IaqHirsr discovered
that the moneyet anienserP-iss ~elezaeais
are not co8gen.sl~ That's IL not corse-
NAL. ca /. Bedford ue thank thee fr
,hSt word
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

\ box OF Glenus Salpher Sap. which
contains three cakes and c5sts only
sixty cents. IS sufficient 10 supply material
for al least twenty Sulphur Baths which
would eradicate 4 whole catalogue OF
rheumatic and m4l2dies Sold
by all Druggists.
Depot, CTifieniOn's No. Z Sixth Avenue.
Nex York Hills Hair and Nhisker
Dye, black OF brown, 50 els.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

\ gallon of warm water poured ON 4
pailful OF walnut leaves will make a safe
wash for horses and cattle. aud save them
the annoyance OF flies We recommend
its use daily until We hear of something
better.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

The Art Gallery viii he the great at
traction At the Soldiers Festival. and no
n should hail 10 see il. The pictures are
rare and secured al great expense and
much trouble.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

Are yon a Township officer II So, do
you Know thar YOU make yourself habls
10 prosecution ard a heavy fine for ne
gieciing 10 publish y statement of your
accounts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

The Penasyfvzniz ~ii,ors. s~enskEscn
sho 81 sapinsly AZ tkeir desks xAllr the
gail drivers Do ali the sork in The back
oskce. rested frusn heir htssrs a. the Deh-
Ware Water Gap kxSt week Every time
they gsfed they aid ..xsier bat The bar
kesper knew thsm OF oiJ and SCI q gin
and sugar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

OE.TrARY.-Nrs- Rachael DlJeu. OF
JoARsiowE. departed this lie on Monday
mofDing. June 18th. al % cacS, sgef 80
years J month and II DAYS
Few persons we're better knOan IA tins
community tIal he deccaseL Her birth
place was in The n~sigbborLooc OF DlteFts
vile, Somerset county. where she lived
with her father, Mr.. Christian Hlou.h. a
MenEoniie tarEseT. unli the age OF TWEEN
;y-iwo wears. VIXEN she became united 10
marriage with Mr.. John Dihert FOF
nearly twenty years they resided in d.
bensyille Mr. Diberf being there ens4g-
Cd in farming milling and tanning. In
April ls46, they removed 70 lOhnssoSs >
NE d. here actively engaging IN EleTehan
cisins an manufacturing. For = lew
years they also resided 10 and keps the old
Mansion Hoase. conner et Naia and
Franklin kfreesx
The husband Ok The decrxsed. Mr.. John
Dihert. Is well Eeaaemoered by oar oder
citizens as an earnest. Industrious. excm-
plAry man. He was 3 descendant Of q
Holander. Who emigrstsd from Amser-
dam over a century ago and seemed TO
have inherited the thria. perseverance,
and other good traits psoyerosal with The
Dutch people He 6led IN November.
1919. ascd - years
Ms Rachel Diten lived % z.faia the
ripe see q three s1sEe and tAlfteen years
ito be 4 blessing and soiaer 10 her chill
Grcn aE1 grand children. OF whUm seven
children, boris -thrs grandchildren, anl
oce great grand-chisd. are living one
famiiy nO~ residing "a Topek8, Kansas !.
one il Lancaster. IA and oae in Trenioa.
y. J. wh:lr TIE oisers haFe their homes
Ia Johns:osE-
Tie 6eceeei was always known Is i
Kind mother and good christian wcmaa-
From early lite she Was a consistent mem
Ter Of the church. assa w&s ever dearly
beloved By fhoee gho sere associated with
her. As = friend has said her reii<iOa
Was deMorstratlse- cheerful and happy .
and she 50 demonstrated the christian
grxCes - 10 earn the respeG ard ~ccafdercs
II the Whole community. irrespective oi
social ~ religious ptcliszrit,es
Her funeral took place en- TUESDAY sfes-
noon Attxe oeanck her remains were
taken frcm her iate re<idrRce On Locust
street - the FirS ~ E chareh where
Appropriate services were eDnc1c;ed and
efnon delivered BY Rev Wm- Lynch
and from tlenre 10 SzEiyvzle Cemetery.
where she VAS BY tender h4sjs and be
reayed kezrts lad IN her kss resiag place
emil the ss tramp sAzll awaken her 70
xIories keid il reservation tor the pure IN
hsarf-ie ests tisset,
Hex RLEre> al f.sSn1s III eFeE re-
lafa . sweet reza<sahrsnee ef her ehs-.e-
.er azd xorth-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04
TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE a. OHIO 10. r..
PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
Tn AID arer February n, is.1. trains On this
ruad viii depart from and arrive at deIat- corner
Grant and Water Streets As iolioass
WEST.
EAST.

All trains run by Baltimore Time, IL minutes
faster than Pittsburgh Time
Mail trains daily except Sunday
Magnificent Day Car through 10 Nashinkt"h
and baltimore without change
Seventh -nye miles the shortest, and the only
route betreeu the East and West Via WAshing'
Ticket Offices. corner fiah Avenue and smith
field Streets. and depot corner Grant and "afer
Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. -
T. X HYNDMAN, SupI., coanehsvihe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

Unier the influence az the Murphy
movement srres,s in Philadelphia foI
drunkenness have allen of sixty per
cung.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

WE WILL aaii oPe AMI sas-hslf
lui nes Chromos, In freleh 81 color. ever Teen
hr slo0. They are lreuntesi IN , xi9 black eaam
el AMI gold mats, oval opening and ou-seil am
send 10 cenis !ur grand illustrated catalogue with
chrome Of Moonlight On the Rhine. Or - ccuuE hr
two aafseapesa and Gala Liiilez On black zr1uni.
J-LATHNAM Go. sf9 Washington 81 Bas-
too Massachusetts,. Head ~uarters or Chr1mas.
kaxr1sings and Art works hFoRTuAE.
Iune6
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

Gov. Har,n2nt has issued = warrant tor
he execution Of Thos- p Fisher. = Mol
lie Mcguire Of Carbon county. 10 take
plsce "a Serserbef 10Th
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

A health, snser,u, ,ptn',
G3dg1 s sFIps IS. sls is'1 ri il y
The cssap.s;. Psres. and Best Family Medicine ia
in the Word.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Jaln-
dice, Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Cole,
Depressiou Of Spirits. SOUR STOMACH Heart
Burn. sc. sc.
This unrivalsd southern Remedy il .arr.pied
nOt 70 contain = Jingle particle Of Mercury, o. any
injurious mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing thee Southern Roots and Herbs, which
az Allwise Pr1vtdeuee has placed in countries
zhere Liver Diseases most prevail II viii csre al
Diseases caused BY derzngenent Of tae Liver asa
Tne EXEMPTIONS Of Liver Complaint area biz
ter OF bad taste In the mouth ; Pain IN the Back
sides OF Joinfs, often mistaken for R~heumztism
Soar StoErSeh Loss Of Appetite Bowels 1ltern-
steiy ccssfve and izx I: Aessiaehe Less OF memo
~. with a painful sensation Of having Jailed 70 DO
something which ought 20 have been done Dcoill
~, Low Spfrits. n thick yelloS appearance Of the
Skin and Ewes a DRY eoagh often mistaken hr
Sometimes many Of these synpsoms attend the
diseSse. AZ others veyy few bat the Liver the
largest orEan IN the body. Is generally the seat 0f
ing. vretchednee and DEATH VIII ensue.
can recommend as an eficaeious remedy for dis
ease Of the Liver Heartburn and DyspeLsia, Sim
mons- Liver Regulator, LAWS G. HtzDzR- lses
Master Street. Assistant Pos Master, Fhilsdet
phiz-
awe hare tested its virtues, personally, and
know that Cor Dyspepsia, Biicosness, and fhroo.
binx Headache, Ii Is the best medicine the World
ever nx. We have tried fsrty other remedies Be
SIRE Sinmou<' Liver Regulator. but n0ne Of them
gave us more than temporary relief : but be Reg
aiztor, no< oniy relieved. bat cured zsf-Ep TEL
EaRAPH AND MEssEssKK- Macon. Ga
BAD BREATHE
Nothing L. 50 unpleasant, nothing 80 Dnan as
bad breath, and In nearly every ease IL comes from
the stomach, and can be 50 easily eorreeted II ySu
viii take Simmons Regulator. Do not neglect ~
also improve yoar Appetite, Complexion, AMI gen
eral Hesifh-
SICK
This distressing afairticn occurs most frequent
iy. The disturbance Of the stomach. arising ifOrn
inperfectiy dixested consenfs. causes 8Seyers pain
IN the head, Sesom panied With dies agreeable nsa-
sea, and tkss eonstifatez uh1f . psPoiarly known
a. Sick Headache Far pronpt relSsf
ftiE SiaH1E EET Rsglldia. Or Halals,
4ss R<.e<y IA
MALARfOUS FEyERS, BOWEL COM
PLANTS DYSPEPSIA, AENTALpEPRES-
SION. RES rLESSNESS. JAUNDICE. NAU-
SEA. SICK HEADACHE CfILlC- CUNSTI
PATTON All BiLiOUSNESS,
1T HAS NO u
oSrT Br
J. n. ZEflIh 4 CO.,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Price Sl.Oo- Sod By al Druggists.
Jaiy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

As Ne snnconctd ast week She Lnth-
sr.n Church Al his place vii t< deaiczsed
July the Ssh- The hreshren t~hrcagha1t
the cocaty are invited ~ he preseRt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

Ths girl q he period i taking mid
exercise nowadays by playing hop. step
and jump Thirty feet = The t<sf STAINED
BY The bass Jumper Of this town
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

The Western Refornlcr has the follow
ing timely advice in regard to Kidding the
garden OF the bugs. etc. ITO destroy
bugs on squash and cucumber vines. dis
solve . tesspoonfal OF ~saltpeire in a pail
inll OF wafer put one pint OF this around
each hill, shaping the earth 50 it will not
spread much and The thing is done. Use
more saltpeiye il you can afford tit is
good for vegetable but death for animal
life. The bugs burrow in the earth At
night and fail 10 rise in the morning. 1t
is also good ior the grub in peach trees
only use u vice as much. say = quart to
esch tree. There was not a yellow or
blisiered leaf on twelve or fifteen trees To
which II Was applied last season. No dan
ger OF killing any vegetables with H."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

The heads Of some oi the Young men
Sbagt tosa remind Us very much OF an
ohi-izshioned hair trunk amer years Of
travel
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

MsltOa Pile. The young MAJ who bad
his leg broken xhile wrestling some weeks
aga : sbie 70 be up and about on
crusches.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04

The temperance meeting announced for
the srst Saturday evening in July is with
drawn on account of religious services be-
ing held al that time. The mex; regular
meeting viii be the first Saturday evening
in August next.