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nR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP.

Eakss the SKIN Son. Clear. Pure white AMI
Healthy q Ciearsi1E. DeCtoriEiEg. Disiafee.
leg s9etalrr. Healing aul paTifyinz removes
DI1crIL- tha1nz. ticer.. Seres, Ersytl1nF-
E0ug1ness are rsluess % TIE sEIS reiIeTesiteA-
tnz, burli1g AMI sunzing q tle Ssin. and irrifa-
loo % bisinz and sflrgllz i1sects viii relieve
ITCHING Pills where no,birg eiss Eiu have
any eject g. FkEE FKDE ALL OFTEN-
.SIFE ODDR- ana prevents Contagious Diseases.
and ~ "A External edlrAl and Toilet Prspara-
ti1n 8. has % Equal. Price. = els a caks .
HG1. three Cakes sixty sents. Soh ~
Ge0 ". Benard. SotaeTset, Pa. and Drsz1is's
gsnsraiiy- z. =. WEBSTER Pr9prletcr. OF
Eoe. 20 Nh 81. Phfladfa- Pa. Wb8ieszie lie
~ ~ y TAi71 St., Phla. Pa
Juis =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

The abundance Of the new wheat 4
has had a tendency to reduce the price al
ready, and in some localities in Ohio. it
has been selling at 50 cents, but now 65
cents is all that is offered, but, of course,
farmers are not anxious to sell at such
prices. Wheat. doubtless will be much
lower ~hereabouts ihan last year, but ii
would be better for all classes were the
price TO remain not less than one dollar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

TEAM RDcovERED.-The Everett Press
says that the team hired out some time ago
by j.. W. snyder. liveryman at that place.
10 one Charles Deargargen, a basket maker
and at times q cigar maker. was recovered
by its owner a few miles from Jenner X
Roads. in Somerset county, one day last
week. The horse was sold 10 Mr.. Shaffer
for twenty dollars and an old silver watch.
In this transaction the German cot three
dollars cash, as he promised to wait for
the balance, it is not likely be viii call for
il. The buggy was disposed of TO Mr..
Hench, a shoemaker, for eighteen dollars.
Deargarden promising to take the bill out
in shoemaking. as he represented himself
a married man, having three children that
needed shoes badly. With the money he
got he bolted the county, and it is TO be
hoped that he will never travel this way
again. II any one feels disposed TO cap
ture HIM, they can do SO, as there is a re-
ward OF ten dollars offered for his appre-
hension.-BedJ0rd Gazette.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

CoUSTr FAR-The time fixed for
holding the next County Fair Is rapidly
approaching; the question % frequently
asked msv l. repeated now,
Are County Fairs. As CONDUCTED. OF any
real benefit TO The farming community
Iwould answer the question n the Al
srmafive. ihat The County Pairs. impei-
,ect As they are, in the 4 IN which
a,sducted. are benefit At the fairs va
md 3 variety al sock-horses. cattle,
sheen. hogs olall kinds AMI grades. with
chickens TOO numerous to mention Ma
chinery oil The most improved styles
Fruits and vegetables not 20 Be numbered.
And while attending the fsirs We meet
hundreds ofour farmer friends with whom
We can interchange views On the great
sod most important nf al ofae- subjects
farming. No one who attends The County
Fain with the proper object IA view SAi
ever be sorry tor the time lost y money
,perf. but he viii reap an abundant h1r-
vest. Perfection in farming and system.
u,;e Iabor j. the only remedy FOR hard
lines. Charley Walkers "Greena4ek
cure Is ; fallscy and injufes every class Of
society. Il + only 4 green water melon
and needs no attention. Let the Farmers
with The asssTsn1 Of ;he osnsumeis 60 10
work TO make The conIiDg fAir asucoess
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.~ORPoRATION NOTICE.
OFFicE 90 TIE sArIsBrRr RAIL RoADI
AI..... Il = d. L..

MOsDAT NAY y. ISIS.
Notice 3 hereby given that In accordance VITA
9 resolution Of the Bgard Of Directors u the sails
bury Rail Road Company . a meeting gl The siDcs-
boilers % sail company Eli BE- heii AZ ifs 0flce
in Meyersdaie. Somerset County Pa. On the Z5Jh
day d july. ISIS. betscCu the hoErs " l. eciscs
II. and . O'clock 2. ". II sail Gay for the purp0se
u hoiding an election 70 determine whether said
e01rpauy vii make AMI plfcg a new mortgage On
irs road AMI franchises Or the sum- f one hunfrci
and atty thus sud dollars % setur that amount
% benis b. b. is5aed AMI % take tls place q an
existing mortgage On the aid roaf AMI franehisss
for the same am1lEt which D. o be eauceied
JOHN y. JACKSON.
MAJ - Secretary.
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TTczn money make nsier a. WORK Cor ~ than a
1 ianyrhing else. Capital not required We vi
start you. 81 per DAY 70 home made - the
Industrious. Aleu women. boy AM griz sant-
- ei eEcryWhsrc u work for u. NGW q the
lire. C1sily outfit AMI terms free. Adeuss
TEcE x 70. Augusta Maine.
March y
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DUBLIGsALB

a
Orphans Court Ct Somerset county. Pa. the IN
dersigzsG VII oGsT ior sale, "a the premises. ca
FRIDAY, august I6, 1878,
atIo'eiock p. NJ. tee rial estate CT Sylvester
Wamhaugh, deceased.
Csnsissicg ef 3 fsrm sitsass il Allegheny Twp,
Somerset Co. Pa, adjoining lanas Of Hear
SaFvsr. jacob Wanb4ugh. Charles y. Smith.
Francis Hanabargh and others. sgntSiEing 10
acres. with tEo dwelling houses. barn. tan yarE.
huiiiings ET tanning: about i2e acres clear. y
acres In meadow with piesty o. frrit trees a1s
nne springs % never falling water On the farm
TERMS reasonable, viii Re made known On
isy Of sale
ANNIE WANBAUGH.
July 2cMi1istratfix-
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q DoyouHantto make somemoney?
II ~ here : yOur chance. Competent Agents
Male or Female want . sell the Rotary Sefye.
The most Culvenie1t Artiele for Domestic use. FOR
tie purpose designed ever iaveutei. l. scoops.
sits, weighs measures and mixes. Also fr strain-
ing Fruit, Washing Rice &c.
Over 10 0 Agents are nov engaged in selling
item In tas west Territory eagerly taken where
ever oHerei, - apply early. For particulars al
dress, G. w.. WHITE
Gen Agt West PENN Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

There are a large number Of summer
visitors IN town al present. The Somerset
House is almost full and the Glade has a
good register Of names. The private
boarding houses have nearly as many as
they can accommodate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

LIST evening q wstchman and track
walker on the B. & o. Railroad. al In
dian creek. WAS found living in q helpless
condition near the road. As the mail
train from the east neared The above nam
ed place the engineer noticed hat the
waichman at that place was not on duty
The train was stopped and The waichman
found in a clCmp OF bushes. near The
track. gagged and bound hand and foot,
lie was Immediately released He said
that about three O'Clock he had been
s,ealthily approached and knocked down
by two strange men, whom ke supposed 10
be iramps. lie made q spirited resistance,
but was overcome by the desperadoes.
who ut first administered a terrible body
beating to him and then robbed him OF
two hundred dollars, which he had re
ceiyed but s short time before to axe
home with him. when relieved iron ID
~. for q special purpose. The msn re
ceired medical attention. but his condi-
ton IS considered rather dangerous
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

A rumor has gained circulation that a
band OF Communists and Socialists in
New York have bound themselves TO as
sasslnate all the great men in this country.
We leave for Canada in the morning. to
remain until the danger is over.
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Juue /, 3
r EGAL NOTICE

To Nanoah Ta1nshll, Saah Lingenheil.
Elizabeth. -iatsrmarfie1 with william SHAW. Je-
seph TarnehilL- al 81 Somerset Co. Pa MAJ
g4ret J.. Harriet. Minerva. James ard Jieman-
tine. children d Aipheus Tau1ehiil, deed. resii-
Ing IN Rossvilis. STATE q Iowa Va TaEleAil
resieiuk Ia the STATE Of Missouri. AMI Catherine
Beverage, residing IN The state q NaTyiand-
Io1 are hereby notified 70 spIear At an Orphans
Court 70 be held AZ Somerset u Monday TIE 45th
day OF Augustl ISIS, 70 accept q refuse the real
estate 81 Josiah TznrehsiL deed. az the appraised
price, or show cause why the same should reg De
soid.
Shesin-s once GEO - PILE.
il y IL. lS-s Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

Daniel DeHaven returned from Broad
ford, and is again working on the repairs.
John Heinbaugh is very busy this week
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p-NlvlsTRAroRs NOTICE..

Estate o. WIN. II. Deetz. late o. Jenner Tp..
Somerset Co, Pa deed.
Letters Of AdministatCn On the above estltc
having been grun.cd % the undersiznea - the
proper authority, n0iice a hereby giFen tgaH per
sons Indebted o sgif estate % make imfnefi1te
payment. and thoss having claims azains< the
SANE % present them duly authenticated tr est-
Element IN SATURDAY the Eth daycf July. ls7s-
SAMUEL - Ek.
June -. -. Admlnlsfrlflf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

The cold wave struck Somerset on Sun
day, On Saturday the thermometer
marked % in the shade. and on Monday
morning 6lo. Another fall like that and
we would have milwinter weather
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

4 REMARKABLE REsULT.-It makes no
difference how many Physicians. or how
much medicine you have tried, it is now
an established fact that German Syrup is
the only remedy which has given com
plete satisfaction in severe cases OF Lung
Disease. II is true there are yet thoGs-
sands Of persons who are predisposed 10
Throat and Lung Affections, Consumption
H~emorrhages. Asthma, Severe Colds set
tied on the Breast, Pneumonia, N5Oop-
ing Cough. &C.. who have no personal
knowledge Of Boschee's German Syrup
To such we would say that 80, 600 bottles
Eere sold hast year without one complaint
C~onsumpIves try just q bottle. ftegu-
lar size 70 cents. Sold by all druggists in
America.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

WHENEVER AND WHEREVER Diseases
OF g choleIatjc type prevail. CT there Is
cause tosPprehend a visit from them. The
system should be toned. regulated and re
inforccd BE- a course Of Hostet;ers sum
ach Bitters. Perfect digestion and a regu-
lar habit OF body are the best safeguards
against such maladies, and both are Sc
cured by this mos; lnestimabie tonic and
alternative. The bitiers are also extremely
s~ervioeable in ~remedying such disorders
II promptly taken in bilious colo, diar
rhGs and cholera morbus. the disease IS
usually frustrated. In diarrh9a cases il g
only necessary 10 restore the tone OF The
relaxed bowels. and this IS one OF the spe-
cife effects Of this medicine. Wind on
the stomach. heartburn, b~iliousness. nau-
sea, headache and other symptoms, OF DIS
turbancc in the gastric and hepa,ic regions
are also speedily relieved by this excel
lent remedy. As a family medicine it is
invaluable, since il promptly and com
pietely remedies those ailments which are
OF most frequent occurrence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

DENrIsTRr.-Dr. Beachy is now in
Somerset and will remain a short time at
his Dental Rooms at the Glade House.
where he is prepared 70 perform all opera
lions IN the line OF his profession. Ope-
rative Dentistry a speciality.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

There was a grand musical soirec al the
Somerset House on Saturday evening.
Mr., Irvine, Of Pittsburgh, won great
praise by his superb violin playing.
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"THE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS,
EARM FOR SALE.

Iwiii sell a farm ia Milford township. contain
Ing 80 acres. OF which Is acres an clear. tive acres
In meadeE. wlfh dwelling house, harm and shops
thereon erected. Adjoining Jacob n. Walfcr's
mill property. j. within three miles of SGmrTset
toroagh. one nile from rail- road ~ Miiorf Sta
tiJa. an. q hsIf mile from German Baptist church
At Pleasant Hi.
TERMS-One th5usani dollars cash q Hs
equivalent
JaiyI7 10. Kb1iEL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

Our Methodist Episcopal friends held a
quarterly meeting in their church at this
place. commencing on Friday last. On
Sunday morning the presiding elder, Mr..
Miller, preached a very earnest discourse.
In the evening. Rev. \. j. Endsley. of
J~ohnstown, delivered a sermon, taking
for his text the words OF John, For God
Is love. On all sides We hear this ser
mon spoken of as a most eloquent effort OF
n well known TO our people as an able
exponent Of the scriptures.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

The diphtheaia is yet prevalent through
out Somerset county. We hear that quite
disease.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24
1T HAS NO EQUAL.

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering from
dyspepsia a disoriersd stomach and liver. prOdue-
ing hli0usness, heartburn, cOstiYeuess. Wcaknsss,
Irregular appetite, low spirits raising food afer
eating, ami often ending il fatal attacks Of fever.
Iheg know they are SICK. yet get LITTLE sympathy.
The u~af2iiing remeiy b prevent these afifsfi1as
and restore health i SIHGo1sLIvEE REGULATOR.
zSUFACrrRED ONLY EY
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

WEsTERy PEEN'A. CLASSICAL AND
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE
The i~rs-i.ufe prepares Students fr C6IirF-.
Busfness. Pr1fsEsiouzi Sc1pgls. Hone Lie. aod
Teaching Locaficu elsEztsi- healthfrl. easy %
aesess- ant picturesque. coumzEiiu2 an extensive
view Of Chestnut Elige. Fzli earys d Ilet-ue-
rJrs. Five cyurEcg0 f Scziy. Dpc1 70 both ssEes.
Expenses moderate New building fsr ladies.
Open Nr1fe IN each r1o1.
Ed1rsss The Proriral.
JONATHAN JONES A. Il.
Dee c. EL. Pls4s1zt. Pa
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The name Of the Post Office at Rhoad's
Tannery has been changed to Mixers
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Cook 4 BEEMrs
soNEEsEE. Pa. JRiy q, lsTs-

FARMERS LOOK To foUR iNTEHEsTs-
u Eou need a carriage. buggy. spring
E2sun. or farm wagon, before throwing
yaur money AWAY on shoddy work. go 10
OaHls kCoseT : shops and examine the ms
bfizl be uss His stock OF goods and
laSbed work are cheerfally offered TO the
nsTecIon Of every one. and examination
81 s4isfy yOl OF their superiority.
besides the stock Of bnggses and spring
Wagons OF hand. ibe demand sor the oele-
tfaiet LEWIS CHAMPION fASNISG MILL
IA induced Mr.. kooser 10 build q large
sIDhr. which he offers for sale al the
Aais 81 pIjces 40 saii The times.
Sa1 IA yOnr orien soon.
fTTsEURGH FEMALE COLLEeE -
Had . PaneEtG-The very low naieS Of
hied by this sterling institute Is altractins
9e2i aIieziio1. sad The numher of appn-
elnos : larger than ioT years past The
eaeee has but few EQUALS in the United
SAe and with us elegsai buildings,
exit apartments. iweniy-ihree teachers.
"a splendid Conservatory OF Music. has
F-n1 q finished education within The
'aeh Of tkOusaRds- Its high character is
-adic4ied IN The tact that lssf year all It's
IfAac4'es hus two. who dcsr-ed 10 teach
LAD situations. We heartily commend ii
Sot readers. and advise ail who have
Ioshiers 10 e3ucz;e 10 send ~ the PrcS-
On. Rev. &c PershinS. ID. D.. Pits
o-feh Pa. Tor 4 catalogue. The Ah term
IS1s September 4
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|. DxINBTRATOR s YorIcE

Eslafe cl EaehEei Resam0a. late d Jcnner Tsp.
S9flcrsst 60, Psrn'a. dec.
Letters % afminlstratio Ton % theahovs ss.a.s raw
lnE bssn grante1 70 tie griersigIed - tie psap-
er authority. ncties s. hereby given % faosc M
Gebtei o. n 20 make ir meiistep "a nsent. and tkcae
having claims against o I'll prescnf them duly
11theltieatef - settlement Gtle Adllnistraf1r.
az the late r~es.ience d the deceasei. % SATURDAY.
the II Jay Or August. 1s7s, where ant sEeu Sc
VII attend FOR sati rlrposa.
hiram HEEsHBERGER.
lure 60, -. AfminiErafor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

The most direct and pleasan; route 70 the East
.,1 south via Washington City
through Mail leaving At $40 a. NJ daily, ar
-rss an Nashingt0n at 500 p. m. Baltimore, 9;lo
- M. Philadelphia, $40 a. m. New York, o2'
4 MI. Richmond. SIS n. m
through Express, leaving s;is p. m daily, ar.
-sr.s Al Washington at TS1 a. m ; Baltmore.s 40
m.: Richmond, 515 p. m. philadelphia, las
a. NJ. New York. 5l0 p m.
through Mail aud Express trains daily,
~mmoi trains and faeette Express
daily, except sunday.
T,,ket Offices, corner Filth Avenue and Smith
6eld Streets. and depot corner Grant and wafer
streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
/. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
Z. HYNDMAN, Supt-, Connellsyille-
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DoST De DEcEIvED.-MsDy person.
say Il haven't got the Consumption, y
when asked to cure their Cough with Shis
.loh's Consumption Cure. Do they no
know that Coughs lead 10 Consumption
AMI 4 remedy that viii cure Consumption
viii certainly and surely cure 8 cough or
any lung and throat trouble. We know
il viii cure when all others fail. and u
faith In il IS so positive that We viii refund
the price paid if you receive no benefit Is
not this q fair proposition Price 10 cts,
90 cs. and 81 90 per bottle For lame
Chest Back or SIDE, use Shiichs Porous
Plaster, Price - CTS. Fer sale by George
". Benferd. Somerset, Pa
WHY VIII you suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint, Consumption and
general debility Nbea yOG can get al U
store Shiloh's System Fi,alizer, which We
sell on a positive guarantee 20 cure yuu .
Pne 10 CTS. and IS cts For sale by
George ". Beniord. Soz1ersi Pa
.HACKNETACk a popular and fra
grant perfume. Sold by George W. Ben
ford, Somerset Pa
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MALAgfAL FEVER. - Malarial feYers.
constipation, torpidiiy Of the liver and
Kidneys. general debility. nervousness and
neuralgic ailments yield readily to this
great disease conqueror, Hop Bit;ers. 1t
re.aiTs the ravages Of disease by convert
ing the food into rich blood, and it gives
new life and vigor to the aged and inhrm
always. See Truths" in other column.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

Dr. VAN Dyes SULPHUR SoAP.-Dr
Van Dyke, whose life long specially, and
xoTh vide repui2lun for curing SKIN dis
eases, has endeayored FOR years to combine
an external treaim al He has accom-
piished this desRble result IN the prepa-
ration OF his compound Sulphur Soap. =
The merits o: which are spoken CT By
thousands; il is highly recommended TO ali
y readers. Price IS cents, BY msil. IS
cents q box; 3 cakes 50 cents, by nail.
IS cents. Office 30 Y. 9Th street. Nhole
sale Depct, 800 y. 81 street., Philadelphia,
Pa Sold by 81 Druggists
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UDIToR,s NOTICE

Having besz appointed AuEiof By the O-phars'
Csur. q Somerset oo1nty Pa. q m1tIon VI JeLn
H TIKI. EFa. . dis-ribste the fazd in the hams
q ". =. Gara-zH- Executor a1G Trustee fsr the
sale q tLe real estate q Adam SAisleT, l4ie q
szii equity deceased. % and srao5z thoSB legally
e1fi.iei fherste= Bsiioe = hereby giTea hat I
viii xtte3a 70 tire 3ufi-s q zit apFcnruect. az
ny os5oe- Il SsnsTsa.- Pa % Frid1T, August i.
A. D. Is7S. Ekeas and where al Izriss Interested
NAY attend
VALENTINE HAY.
JRiy4 zr.itqr-
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. - On Tuesday
morning about 5 O'Clock the planning mill
of the Nycum Brothers-tormerly Alsip
mill-in the western part oftown was DIS
covered to be on fire. The flames burst
out from the second story. and as the
structure wal OF wood the whole building
was speedily envelopei by the fire flend,
and no human effort could have prevented
the destruction which speedily followed.
The 'liitle engine was on the ground
and did good work in saving the lumber
which was piled about the mill, and also
prevented the mill engine from beiag a to-
tai wreck. How the fire originated is un-
known. No fire had been made about the
mill for three weeks, and no work had
been done there for more than q week. Ii
is evident that the building was set on fire
either by design or accident. The loss to
the Nycums is estimated at twelve TO
fifteen hundred dollars. Mr.. RInard, who
formerly owned the mill, lost about one
hundred dollars in lumber. The engine is
damaged somewhat. but il is thought can
be repaired. There was no insurance.
Bedford Gazette.
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WEsrEnS DIsTEIcT o. PEys-A S.
AT somerset the ls.h day o. J1ue. 4. D. ISIS
The Gni~srsl<nei hereby gives noble C hts ap-
psin;ment as Assignee % Alexander S,ufxman. 81
Somerset, in the egGnty Of S5meFs-t. and safe Of
Pennsylvania within aid District. who has 5eea
adJuiged a Blnkupt on biz eva petition ty The
D1siret CoETt Of sab District.
LC. CGLBuRN.
June -. IS. Assignee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24

Friend, a word with you l. you are
troubled with any skin disease or other
~eutaneous irritation, use GLENE's SUI
PHUR soar. Do likewise il your COM
plexion be pimpled. bl0ichel or sallOw.
You won't regret it.
Sold by all Druggists.
HILLS HAIR AND WBIsKER DYE,
Black or Brown. 80 cents.
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SUIcIDE-Early this morning the news
reached Us that Mrs. Troxel, wife OF John
TroXel, who resides a; Fairview Church.
about three miles south of this place, had
committed suicide by shooting herself
The facts, as near as we have been able to
obtain them, are substantially as follows:
Mrs. Troxei had beer very i'll for some
months past, and during her sickness she
at times become morbidly melancholy.
This morning Mr.. Troxel arose at five
O'Clock, leaving his wife in bed it not be-
ing her custom 10 rise 50 early. Having
TO deliver a number of cattle az Tarr's sta
ton, Mr.. Troxel proceeded to discharge
his engagement at an early hour. and had
reached the head of Nam street in this
place before the messenger bearing the
sad news OF the death OF his wife, reached
him. After Mr.. Troxel lett home, a serv-
ant girl went about attending to her usual
work, until about seven O'Clock, when
she inquired Of one Of the children If Mrs.
Trcxel had arisen. The child stated that
she had not. The servant girl immetilte
~ proceeded TO Mrs. Troxei's room,
where She found her lying on her left side
with her head resting upon her arm while
in her right hand she tightly grasped a
navy revolver. When discovered she
was apparently dead, there being no signs
OF life. Upon examination il was discoy
cred that she had fired two shots, one tax
ing effect in the right temple, the ball en-
tering the brain, producing almost instant
death. She had arisen during the morn
ing and dressed herself, and lying down on
the bed again TO rest, she was doubtless
seized with a st Of hypochondria, and in
this state of mind committed the awful
deed which removed her rom al earthly
Affections and launched her soul into an
untried eternity. Tae deceased was a
daughter Of VIM. Snyder, OF Bridgeport,
and the mother Of six children, four sons
and two daughters. L Is very seldom that
4 woman commits suicide by shooting her
self, and this is said TO be the first case
thst ever occurred il this vicinity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-24
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