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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

New YORK, June %, 1877.
p1TITrrAI

New YORK, JGae %, 1877.
POLITICAL.
The event of the week was tie re-
cept;on Of Tilden aud Hendricks By
the rammany Society and the Man
haitian Cluh. There are always
wheels within wheels, and 10 this
there we're a great many aheels in
side IF each other. The splurge was
originally intended by the anii-Tilden
Democracy of this city as the begin
ning Of a movement t o put llendri Ks
on the track three years from now.
Originally it was intended TO leave
TiIden out Of the demoBstration-the
excuse being thai il was merely q
goodbye to Hendricks who was en-
route for Europe. Bat Uncle Sam
nv is altogether too asiute for any
thing Of this kind. and be quietly no
tilted the managers tina, they had bet
ter invite him or there wonld DC trou-
BILE. lie had no idea Of permitting
Hendricks TO get that per cent. on
him. IL was done accordingly, and
then Sammy put himself at the front
and what was intended TO be a GEM
onstraiion 10 favor of Hendricks was
converted into q demonstration in ia
vor Of Tilden. Then came the nsu-
al fight between the local politicians
John Kelly, the head of Tsmmany,
was bound that MorTissey, his an
Glen, enemy, should not have an op-
portuDi.y TO air himself: and be so
miuipa.. "a tie demonstration as 10
be every@t-te recognized as the cen
trail tgn,e, even though Il do il be
bad to Homie TiideD. whom be hates
most cordially. But he cut the comb
Of Morrisssy most eiIec;rally. The
speeches Of Slippery Sam make anus
ing reading. Ia the crowd eho
s,0od clo-e beside him while be was
denouncing fraud in politics, were
Peltou, who engineered the attempt
10 bus a Republican elecior 10 Ore
gon, Tweed's District Attorney. and
TWO OF bis deputies, a score Of
Tweed's best-kncwn officials, men
who grew rich cut Of his stealings
bv TiIden's help, aud every political
shyster and adseotnrer 10 The city
AID 10 such a crowd the shameless
man who stands Grst on the list OF
political 60 rupsi5nists, who spent
FIVE millions of stolen morey in an
attempt TO buy himself into The Pres
idency, spoke ~graveiy II the terrible
frauds thai had KEPT him out Of tire
Presidency. 1t was the ~cbeekies,
periormaIee,h that New Yorkeyer saw.
Tilden still intends 20 be a candidate
In 1850.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

MASONIC SUFPER-on Tuesday even
Ing of last week. the Masonic fraternity
at this place gave their annual banquet. at
the Somerset House Sixty-fiye persons,
not including reporters, sat down to as fine
a repast as ever graoed a festive board /;
among them being a number OF visitors
from Pittsburgh and Baltimore Lodges.
The toasts tia, were drank Were like the
balance of Masonic mysteries. shrouded
in gloom The supper was enjoyed
greatly by al present. and the manner in
which the iands disappeared was a guar
antee that the Somerset House was not to
be exccllcd in its table.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

Al the session of the State Sunday
School Association at Harrisburg. We'd
nesiay. a repor; was submitted showing
the number OF Sunday school scholars in
the State 10 be 529, SIS. and the number OF
schools 6.lS2. The number of officers
and teachers is sl,5S5. LAST year H.
17 were added L the Sunday School
membership.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

The celebrated Paryn0seEaG CorAHfpm,
otherwise know as the RaAa C0fEiclslat1,
will be on exhibition at Fashion Bazaar for
u few DAYS only. People in this country
seldom have an opportunity of seeing this
rare freak of nature in the animal world.
This specimen was obtained at great n
pense 10 the owner. and has been loaned
Us as great favor. for the eradication OF
our patrons Call and see il.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

Our Berlin neighbors evidently do not
believe that their celebration on the
Fourth viii be much of Il success al
least we judge so from The fact that they
advertise 10 run a train which will carry
people TO Meyersdale in the morning and
bring them back in the evening after tie
celebration is over.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

Ia this State. last week, possibilities were
established at Big Tree. Greene county;
Bullion, in Nenango county; L~istonburg.
in Somerset county. The name of Coal
vile, in Susquehanna county, was chang
ed 10 South Montrose. The Office al
Round Island in Clinton county, was dis
continued.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

Il is said of Judge Orvis, Additional
Law Judge OF the 18th District. that he is
endowed with a most wonderful memory,
which enables him TO review all the testi-
mony IN a case, even TO names and dates,
without taking any notes or memoranda
whatever of the evidence elected. Such
a gift is as rare as ii is valuable to the for
tunate pOSsessor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

era Word county jury. in the case Of
a boy that died from a bite OF a dog, re-
ported, that death was caused by a bite
from the teeth of a dog, and that the boy
was to blame, as. he caused the animal S
soul TO leap into his teeth by running a
darning needle between his nbs. and that
the dog was justified in the act.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

BLyGYER has made great reductions in
prizes Of Hardware. You a buy goods
jest as cheap from him as you can buy
them in The city. lie buys his goods from
The manufacturer, and IN large quantities.
and therefore buys them al The very low-
est prices. and Is determined now 10 sell
goods al a very low price. Call and see
him and get his prices. his stock is very
complete. including Building Hardware.
Paint and Glass Oils, NarnisheS and
Wooden Pumps Again we say. call and
see Blymyer. and bur your hardware from
him and you viii save money.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

LIT Us be clean, in order 10 be healthy.
To be thoroughly 50. and 10 couBleract
erupiiye tendencies and render the skin
white and smooth, let us use Glen's Sui
phur soap. No eruption can Withstand it.
Depot. Criitenton's No. : Sixth Avenue,
New York. Hills Hair and Whisker
Dye. black OF brown, so cts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

The GLoRIoUs FOURTH or jULr.-TO
all, q hearty welcome. The jubilee oi
American Independence. a. Berlin, Som
erset county, Pa
The citizens and Sunday schools OF Ber-
lin and vicinity. will celebrate the coming
anniversary OF American Independence.
the first Fourth of July in the second cen
fury, On such a scale Of grandeur as was
never Leiore attempted BY any Town OF
its size in the State. No labor. trouble. or
expense will be spared to make IL a big
thing" and a grand success
The Sunday schools in the vicinity have
been invited 80 participate with US in a
body, and should any have been over
looked they are hereby invited 10 join in
The celebration
The different localities are requested %
make up and come TO town in delegations ;
ali delegations will be mel al the outskirts
of town and escorted IN with music. Del
ega,ions should notify the chairman. not
la.er than the end, OF their coming. and
how many horses there will be in the del
e~gati0n, that arrangements msy lie made
lor their s;absing. The Buffalo Valley
RaIlnsd will carry passengers al greatly
reduced rates A train will be run ~ Ney-
ersdale in the morning and return late 81
night
Refrshmeni stands viii be on the
ground. and no pains will be spared 20
make the day joyous and pleasant for all
The programme Tor the day Is,
First-MasquerAde procession. at Q A n
Second-Procession of Sunday schools
and citizens at 10 A. ".
n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

Some fellow impiously remarked thai
womAn may be the -wesker vessel. . bui
judging from the smouni OF s~snwberries
ami ice cream q girl can surround on =
warm evening. she IS not the smaller ses
sci by several gallons
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

The corner stone OF the new Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran Church. OF Shanks-
vile, Pa, will be laid July ., 1917. ID.
W. Services at lc! O'Clock a. NJ. Emil
nent men from abroad are expected 10 be
present Acordisl invitation is extended
10 all ~neighboring brethren.
j. W. PoFFINIERGER,
Pastor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27
w. S. TEMPLE & CO.,
PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
~ s HOWARD ST,
BALTIMORE, Md.

Special attention given to 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 & Merchants Nat
Bank. Baltimore, and 10 Peoples Bank, of
Baltimore.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

Some of our exchanges are wrestling
with the old, old problem that has puzzled
the s;eady-minded and vir,uods for ages:
How is it hat there is a class OF young
and old men IN almost every village in the
country, WHO toll not neither do they saw
wood, and yet drink more beer and wear
better clothes ihan those who work six
days in the week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

Bean Dumplinss. - Boil till tender.
alter parboiiing. just before dinner Is
ready, stir a stiff batter OF flour. sour milk.
or sofa, or. better. sweet milk and bak
ing powder, and drop by the spoonful in
10 the beans; have enough water in them
TO float the dumplings. II liked, small
bits Of pork may be boiled with the beans.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27
MARRIED..

June
10, 1877, by j. NJ. Siief, Mr.. Hiram
Tressler, of Northampton township. TO
Miss Annie Williams. of Cheno. III.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27
A%ssrGNEEs NOTICE

WE WILL 5 9ss s q ,s sa d.. ss sss.h
ful leE flrrlcs lr Frc1el III color. ever seen
ar sioQ. TheT arc alul-sf In 40 black euam-
Cd ant g1l mac. lrai opening and c1rseI auy-
teef. Two samples o. - cents. orzix Dor csnu.
Se1l - centE ar grad llEssrtef eatlnrua with
cAr1m3 Of MoonIight @ the Rhins % - cent? pr
two LarlEcapesa ld Gala Lles On black ZT1lni.
JLATEuAT a O.. 30 Wasairzt0l 81 Be-
11l .M~aU4cllscfts. headquarters hr Chrlm1s.
E1srzT.uE aat Art FesE2 a FORTuhE.
Iuned
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

Our attention has been called 10 some
new and useful cooking utensils, recently
invented, which make baking and cooking
a pleasure. instead of 3 dreaded necessity.
One OF which, the Centennial Cake and
Baking Pan, made of Russia iron, IS 50
constructed that you can remove your cake
when baked, instantly from the pan. with
out breaking or injuring il, aud you can
remove the tube, and convert ii into q
plain bottom pan. for baking jelly or plain
cakes, bread, etc. Another-the Kitchen
Gem-a plated wire boiler OF steamer TO
hang inside OF an ordinary pot, Tor boil
ing or sieaming vegetables. etc, which
when done, cal be removed perfectly dry,
wi,hou; lifting The heavy, sooty iron pot
of OF the stove. avoiding the danger o;
burning the hands with the steam in pour
Ing off the hot water. and the vegetables
cannot possibly burn il the Saier Soil>
dry, as the steamer does not touch the bot
tom of the pot These goods are sold ex-
clusi gely through agents 30 families. and
every housekeeper should by all means
have them. 4 splendid opportunity Is
offered 10 some reliable lady OF gentleman
canvasser of this county TO secure the
agency tor a pleasant and profitable busi-
iness. For terms. territory, etc. write to
l. L. Brown j Co, Nos PA and ai6 Elm
street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

REGULAR SECRETION ESSENTIAL TO
HEALTH-The regular secretion and flow
of the gastric juices. and the bile which
the use OF llosIeiter's stomach Biiiers pro-
notes, are effects which conduce material
" 10 the restoration OF health, when the
system is dis0Tdered. Food is not digested
in the dyspeptic stomach because the gas
trio iiGid is deficient, superintendent or
yitisted, the liver becomes ~congested and
the bowels e~onstipated because the supply
OF lille is inadequate or misdirected. The
Biiters reciifes all this, and remov
every III consequence OF non-assimilation
bilious irregularity. Furthermore. il
stimulates the action OF the kidneys. by
which impurities are. 50 TO speak. strained
from the blood. and any tendency in the
urinary organs To grow sluggish and dis
ordered cuurteracted. Whether it be
used as a means of regulating gastric or
bilious secretion. and relieving the over
loaded bowels, or 10 promote complete,
and therefore heallh;Hl. ufins,ion, Hostel
ter's Bitters may be relied upon with con-
iidence 10 accomplish the END in view.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27
Cherries in q few days.
Potatoes are In blossom.

Cherries in = few days.
Potatoes are in blossom.
G~ooseberries are in market.
Don't forget the Military Festival
The easiest way TO raise Strawberries Is
with a spoon.
Go to Camp Tncker" on the evenings
OF July 81 and 4rh.
The Disciples Sunday school will pic
mic at Shamrock July 4ih.
The vexed question now is-where are
YOU going on the Fourth
Dare to do tight: dare 10 do irue-kiek
at your mother -in-law if she kicks you.
A nice brown calico that looks like a
serge sublime is very fashionable these
hard times.
The Burgess is determined TO have the
streets kept clean and the borough ordl-
nances enforced
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

BE- il ordained by the Burgess and
Town Council OF Somerset borough, and
I; is hereby ordained. that any person or
persons who shall deposit any ashes in
any manner y haieyeT on any Of the streets
OF said borough. shall be liable TO fine
not exceeding five dollars FOR each and
every such ofense.
Enacted and subscribed the 5th OF June.
1875.
W. II. WELFLEY.
Ru--HSs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

4 Ban on THE RANPA6E.-On Mon
day morning. June 18th, a tramp whom
Mr.. Batscll. of Hopewell township, kind
iy kept over Sunday, being informed that
there WIS no work for him and that he
could move on. concluded 10 have his own
way. Being demonstrated with, he threat
ened, with plentiful use of bad language,
10 burn, shoot, &c. Nr. B. called in a
neighbor passing by. and together they
bound the old fellow and took him to the
Justice. who, not wishing to send him
up" and thinking his violence due to
hard cider, TO which he had got access
and helped himself in Mr.. BIS cellar,
after admonishing him. and receiving the
promise that he would move en- his tramp.
unbound him. He did move ~" as far
as Mr.. Snyder's. There, no men being
about. he terrified the women with his
cursing, swearing and threatening. and
then having helped himself with q pair OF
new shoes, he departed toward Everett
As no special attempt was made 10 over
take him and obtain the stolen shoes he IS
doubtless enjoying the benefit Of them, or
has sold them TO some anti Murpliyite-
When will the tramp nuisance, the terror
of women and children. be baHishe1 from
the landg-Bsdf0rd IsqHirer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

The numbers of Tie Lisiag Age for the
weeks ending June 10Th and 23d. respec-
lively, GOTHAM Wallaoe's Russia, Eiis-
burg Rsnieg The World Of Fiction.
caarc1 laagfcrlg: Mrs Lucy Huicain
soa and Lady Mary Wor,Iey Montague,
Tictsr:a Magazine; The Kitchen and the
Cellar. Quarterly Reri<r; The House OF
Fo.ieseue. EdiA5Erg Eeriev; The "Ffad
in the Land OF INDIAN. Spectator; The
Transyaal, E~c6A0Esist;; A Circassian
S~cOichman, Leisrre Hour; Italian ser
wants versus English. EzaHieer; The In
come Of the Established Church. SExcfa
tor; kidnapping > SiOth, Leisars Hosr;,
with instruments. of George MaeDonaid's
Marquis OF Mossie. Of Pauline, a re-
markable new serial, and Of VIM. Blsck 5
nex story, and select poetry and m.seel
iauy.
For fifty two numberso OF sixty -iour large
pages each Tor more than 3eS pages .
yesrh the subscription price IS Is bx {;
while for $40 so the publishers offer 10
send any one OF the American 81 mouth
lies or wesklies with The Lieia9 Age for
= year, both posip4id. Liiiell d Gay.
Boston, are the publishers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

Down ia the mountain where the hgcS-
leberTies grow and Suhrie distils a pure
article OF rye, resides a young man named
John Ross. Now there is nothing strange
in the tact that john should there pitch
his tent, for know you he is a valiant
youth. To him the fond hug Of the lear
IS but as the embrace OF q sweetheart, aud
The meurniGi cry Of the panther is music
10 his ears a few nights ago hearing the
dogs snarling around the wood pie. he
looked from The window and saw ONE
thing disappear over the top of the pile
like a flash. Hastily calling to the gentle
man who occupied the mex rom. that
there was a Wild cat in the wood pile. the
valiant John seized 3 gun and started to
the assistance of the dogs. As John drew
nezr the object il flew high into the air
and cam down amidst The biting. growl-
ing, snarling dogs. Such pranks caused
each particular hair upon john head TO
stand out like the quilts upon the fretfal
porcupine, and he had about concluded to
allow the dogs TO deal with the untamed
feline themselves. when one OF them pick
Ell il up and lsid it at his feet. not a Wild
cat be-; the body Of q dead rabbit. The
next time be sure il is q wild cat before
you waken your neighbors-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

We have been snnoyed for the pas dzY
or - by the larking OTIS dog hack Of our
cfice, snd we xish 10 make il known that
ifihe dog < not removed oct q hearing
dist=rce q physic viii be administered
that viii cure his barking nsost efecfEaiiy-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

We must have the aocouhis on OnI
books settled.
MES JAS. b TKEDwELL-
No. 8. Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

All trains run by Baltimore Time. Il minutes
faster than Pittsburgh Time.
Mail trains daily except Sunday.
Magnificent Day Cars through 10 Washington
aud baltimore without change.
Seventy-nve miles the shortest. and the only
route between the East and West via Washing
ton City.
Ticket Offices. corner FIJI Avenue and smith
6eId Streets. and depot corner Grant and Water
Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
4. HlNDMAN, Sapt-, ConneusSiiie
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

A PhiAdelphis woman advertises 20: a
husband. She SAYS be must lie perfect
no court house hummer, no Tree lunch
cadet. nor corner loafer. nor tobacco
scented individual need apply.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

The Hockey man makes this humlliAi-
ing confession; Bogus ten cent pieces
have been put in circulation. and = crafty
ing increase in church collections Is 20
tiCei.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

On Sunday evening Hans made his APP
p~earance in the Diamond, carrying u trap
in which was a large rat. Mr.. G. o.
Hurst called one OF his fine hunting dogs
and had Hans free the rat. expecting the
dog to capture it in this, however. he
was mistaken, and the rat was rapidly
fleeing when Charlie struck it with his
cane. This most unkindest cut was too
much for even q rodent 10 bear. and he
forthwith made a dive for the foot of his
foe and ran up his pant leg like a flash.
c. O. made i frantic grab and succeeded
in snatching the fierce rodent IS he was
passing between his knee and thigh. Then
ensued a scene that beggaIs description /,
the rat squealed and squirmed and Charley
danced around there holding to ii with a
death like grip. Finally Mr.. Josiah Zim
merman came 10 the rescue. and rolling
Charles trousers up to where he had
clntched the rat il was allowed TO drop out
~lifeless.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

BERLIN HoCsE-Late Broiiier House
J. C. DAVIS Prop This hoese has been
newly furnished and rrfirf throughout
is location Is the brS IN Berlin. being 10
centre q ,o~n aud se3resz r. '. r. r
Boarding By tAe week. day ~ meal Good
stable attached.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27
BUSINESS

is dead, and the weather is terribly
hot The days bake and the nights
parbJil 1t is muggy. saItry, sticky
and nasty. OF course there can be
&c buying or selling in such weather,
for The seller hasn't energy enough
TO name q price for anything. ant the
buyer hasn't strength enough TO ae-
eepi or decline. Everybody is get
iing out of town who can get out.
and the rest spend their time wishing
they could go. Thank Heaven. the
authorities have opened the free
baths, 50 the poor al al keep cool
PIETRo
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27
SOL SNYDER,
DAN. DiCKET.
q. II. BAKER. W. II. WALTER.
Juns u. CIefh. Anli.nr.
JaneIs
SALE.

by dirsction Of the C0ur: n C0muen Pleas Of
Souierset Co. Pc. the uuiefsiZref Assignee nt
George Alderman. viii sell at public sale. On
Friday, June II. 1877,
q. o'eloes. p. M. On the premises. a ths TcsL
deac. Of George Alderman "a Queunh9nilg
Twp. the following described real estate. va
No.. l. The homestead faIfn, cgntaining %
aeFes, situate IN Qucmah0Iing twp, al cleared
and IN n goyi state Of cultivation. with d use
barn. shop. weo.-hOuss. orchard and tcu sores gi
meadow. This farm Is on the turnpike rad Lead
INK from Stoystown % Bedford. and isa very De-
sirdbie home.
No 2 a trct % land situate Shade MP. adj
Joining Henry Ko0ntE, Pierce L0hr, Cyrus Bsrkf-
pile and Others. containing - acres, vel tiu1sreI
Terms made known On lay OF sale.
ABRAHAM Lambert.
Mays 9. Assignee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

The fun viii ali be At Camp Tucker
on tie night Of the Fourth OF July.
That's the place 10 swing your partners,
and see the fire works
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

FIoUK teaching bottom slowly We
noSe zn0her decline OF IS cts. by The bar.
rel. ~ t0cis- per barrel in : retail way BY
tht szck.
Cook < BEEETTs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

The hotties; summer ever experienced in
our country &as that OF 1879. Harvest
hands died in the sslds. and muliiiudes Of
birds fell 10 the ground l~ifeless-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

NoTIcE-Noiice is hereby given that
ali Licences remaining unpzidJuly !. isss.
viii be collected according To law.
JOSIAH KELLER.
Treasurer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

NoTIcE-Ali persons Indebted 10 me on
book account will please call and settle
their accounts before the 20ih OF June and
save costs. All accounts not settled by
that time will be put in the hands of an
officer ier collection.
Sol. LII.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

New arrival Of Gents Collars and sum
ner neck wear al Fashion BaIsr.
Mas J. b. TREDwELI-
M 6 Mammoth Block
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

A lunar pruiuberance. SOM Forty thous-
anc miles hong. has been discovered by
astronomers Ii Is supposed rs be : vart
on the nose Of the man in the moon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-06-27

The Rev. r. W. Conrad, Of Philadel-
phia. viii preach the ~dedicatory sermon
at the Lutheran church, on Sunday, July
:. 1877.