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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-21
THE TEACHERS EXAMINATION
List Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Asked In the Several Branch.


Holmes, Miss May LOTUS, Miss Ida
Rothschilds, Miss Bessie Nicholson,
W. A. Harris and Harry Rulison.
The questions asked were as fol-
lows:
GEOGRAPHY.
1st.-What are zones2 Give their
respective widths2 What is the
width of the Temperate Zone2
2d.-What is the greatest Iongi-
tude place can have-the greatest
latitude2
3d.-Which is the longer-a de-
gree of latitude or lnngitudc2
4tb~-Defue "Oasis," "Gulf,"
"Bay,"" FIRTH or Estuary2"
5th.-WhAt is Monarchy, an EN-
pire, Republies
6th.-Describe the Mississippi
river?
7th.-Bound and describe Nevada2
Sth.-What State borders on eight
States?
9th. Describe the five Great Lakes
of the United States. Where are
they9 Vs#
10th.-Describe the principal
mountains os the United States,
ARITHMETIC.
1st.-Deine problem, quantity, alb
stract numbers, concrete.
Sd. What is the difference be-
tween decimal fraction and COM
mon fractionl
3d-Defne least common multiple;
greatest common divisor.
4th.-How many times is .12 of 12
contained in "a of 70? ~
9Th the quotient of one number
divided by another is 81, divlsor is
245, remainder ESQ; what is the dlvi-
! dend.
6th.-After losing of my mon
ey in Justice, Is in New York,
and l3 in Quinn, had S270 left.
How much had at first9
7th.-Fortytw two is 6 per cent. of
what NUMBER
Sth.-If three fourths of busheI
OF wheat cost 5 6 of a DOLLAR, what
will one half Of bushel cost2
9th.-Write 1862 in Roman nota-
/ ton.
1Otb.-Writc 4 1OOOths of a cent
decimaIIy.
GRAMMAR.
1st.-Name the parts of speech.
2d.-Detine participle. prepo-
sition, an affective, an adverb.
3d.--What are the auxiliary verbs?
defective verbsl
4th.-What is coningation of
verbl"
9Th. What is the subject Of a SEN
tencef predicate! an adiunct?
6th.-What is sentenced name
and define the different kinds.
7th.-How many lenses has each
moodi
Sth.-Write a sentence containing
an affective modified by an adverb;
noun modified by an Affective.
9th.-Give the potential mood,
past perfect tense, third person, sing
ular, of " love"-active voice.
l0th.-Analyze the sentence:
How dear to my heart are the
scenes of my childhood, when fond
recollections present them to view"
HISTORY.
1st.-Name the principal rebel
lions that have occurred in our his
tory.
2d.-When, where and to whom
did Lee and Johnson surrender
3d.-Which was the first State ad.
mitted to the Union-and when2
4th.-How were the States of
Florida and Texas acquired-and
whenl
5th.-When was Plymouth colo
ny founded, and by whom settledi
6th.-Give quotation from the
Declaration of Independence.
7th.-Name the thirteen original
States.
Sth.-tIame the Presidents who
died in office.
9th.-Name the Presidents in their
order from Washington to Hayes.
oRTHoaRAPHY.
1. Attachment.
2. Grievances.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-21
REGISTRATION.
Notice to the VOters.of Dayton
Precinct.

I'm AND AFTER July LIST. 1880. THE
~ Registry Books will be open Ut my once
from 10 A. n. TO 8 p. NJ. until further notice
for the registration OF the names Of all legal
voters Of said precinct.
T.R HAWKINS, Registry Agent.
Dayton. New ada, June 30. 1880.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-21
INSOLvENT NOTICE.

INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
i Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada.
in and for the county Of LyoD-CHARLEs
H. Aitkep, Junior, against his creditors-No-
ties to creditors OF Insolvent In the matter
ofqhe petition OF Charles H. Altken, Junior.
an insolvent debtor. Pursuant to an order of
thn Hon. W. NJ. Seswell. Judge Of the said
District Court. notice Is hereby giuen TO all
the creditors of the said insolvent. Charles
H. Aitken. Junior. to be and appear before the
said Judge. in open court, at the courtroom
of said of said Court. at the Courthouse. In
said county. on the
Second Day Of August. A. D., 1850.
At IL o'clock A. N. then and there to show
cause, II any they can, why the prayer oil said
insolvent should not be granted, and an as
Segment Of his estate be made and he be dis
charged from all his debts and liabilities. in
pxrssance OF the provisions of the Statute in
such case made and provided; and in the
meantime all proceedings against said iRsol-
vent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
this 10th day of March, A. D., 1880
[sEAL.l is. DALLAS,
Clerk of Said Court
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-21
Three Presidential Electors,
One Member of Congress, and
One Judge OF the Supreme Court.

Resolved, That the appointment Of said
Delegates be'as follows:
SILVER Clty ......'...... '..........'..i
Dayton and waubusks. .>............ ...1
Sutro and Fort Churchill. .....-............1
EUREKA MIL. ..................... i
Resolved, thst the test for votisg at said
Mass Meetings shall be an Affirmation by the
person Offering to vote that he is 3 citizen Of
the United States, that he voted the Republi-
can ticket at the last general election in this
State, or would have done no had he voted at
said election. and pledge to support the
national State nominees of the Republican
party ~ the coming election.
J. n. NcGINNIS. Chairman.
J. d. SINS. Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-21

There are 80 men working at the
Oninn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

About half-nast twelve o'clock Friday
night an old stable on the farm of Judge
Nusselman, which had been used for the
last few months by a colored man, by the
name OF Mason, who was employed on
McCabes contract, on the :. & C. r. Il. for
the shelter Of his stock, took Ere and burn
cd to the ground. At the time Of the fire
there were FIVE mules and one horse in the
stable. Mr Norman MusselIuan succeeded
IN rescuing three Of the mules, but the 9th
cr Two and the horse were burned to . crisp.
along with the harness, brides, etc The
mules were valued at one hundred dollars
apiece, and the horse had been but recently
purchased from Mr. Henry Kuester, one
hundred and thirty-ave dollars having been
paid for him
Mr. Mason had been successful! in his
work during the summer and had made con
siderable money for man in his position,
and he thinks that some Of his fellow-Iabor-
e7s in a spiri, Of envy set fire 10 the stable.
The work on NcCabe contract had just
been finished the daY previous, and all
bands were to leave for other field of labor
the following mo rning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

The magnificent Republican majority
given hy the honest, sturdy ye9manry Of
Ssu4erti county : Gac 70 many cause, bu;
ch.ef,=t among them ali = 1hat the party
Ras wcll and completely organized, and the
canlpai-'l srlendidly managed BY the Chair
usam Of the County COMMITTEES, Josiah kcl-
Ter. Esq. The work that deyolvcs upon q
County Chairman in 9 campaign Ike tie
one We have jIisi passed through i by no
means light, bat Mr. Keller proyel himself
clgal % the task SET him, and oy his earn
81, jealous work. careful and judiciolI-
management, has shown himself worthy Of
the confidence placed in him, and he i en-
ti;led 20 the praise and thanks Of every
Republican in the county
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

MAREIED BT Boots JUsTICE Some s.N
weeks ago q young man whose home is IN
Westmoreland county, but who has been
employed out along the line Of the :. ( C.
Railroad south OF Johnstovn, went down q
his native place for the purpose Of returning
70 town with the fair object OF his sdora-
ton, 10 whom he had been paying court foF
ayear or more, and Of having the conn35ial
knot tied before one OF our local justices.
While coming up in the cars there was :
great deal Of billing and cooing between The
two, and the attention OF fellow passenger
was directed to the matter Approaching
the prospective partners, he inquired Of the
male member Of the firm Il they were on
their wedding toa-, and was answered that
they were not yet married, but would be
upon arriving in Johnstown. The stranger
suGvely remarked that be was 4 justice OF the
peace from that place, that his name vas
Burke, and suggested ths, just for the novel
~ Of the thing they should be united on the
train. The proposition was agreed TO, after
some denIur on the part Of the lady, and in
q few words squire Burke pronounced
them man and wife. The usual Zee Was Taid
over, and the ''Squire" informed them that
he would make ont certificate Is soon -
he got home, and 10 save them the troahle
Of waiting at his office he would leave il At
the passenger station, in care OF Agent
Nichols, who would hand II over Whenever
they would call fo- il
They then took mp their lodgings cony,n-
lent to the place where the husband was
employed as q laborer, and although the lat-
K. inquired twice since that time for liis
certificate, i had not been left with M
Nichols. Then he got uneasy, and upon
making inquiry yesterday morning learned
that there was 10 Justice 0f The name Of
Burke residing in Johastown This was an
alarming state Of affairs, considering the
fact that they had been enjoying al the
rights and immanities pertaining 70 the
marital state during a period embracing
some SIX weeks. he told his better half
about il, and after counseling together they
concluded to have the JOB performed oveE
again BY genuine law-dispenser. During
the day they called upon Squire Fisher,
who was informed Of the facts, and ne soon
bound them legally in knot which only
dessh or a divorce cour. can sever, 81 The
same time dating the certificate back 70 bar
al p-ossible accidents.-J9AHsesaa Tr3pHs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10


CAPTAI7 EADs' SHIF RAILEAY.--The Sciel
f.Rr 4aaeric1n of this week contains two full
page illustrations Of Captain Eads proposed
railway FOR Transporting ships with the,
cargo across the continents.
Captain Eads claims by his plan to be ab!.
TO take loaded ships Of the largest TONNAGE
from one ocean 10 the other across the 18th.
mus Of Panama, Is readily as can be done
By canal al,er the Lcssup plan, and Il 2
much less cos; for engineering construction
The project .s certainly bold and ingenious
sat ;he p-Qiector anticipates TO serious dfd-
rliics ia carrying forward his enterprise
Ile el-rayinEs referred - IN the Sci~aais-
Ars7S-aa show the proposed construction Of
no. only the -ailsoad, bat The appliances for
transferring lie ships lum the water to TIE
All
IN addition % the la--e HanlJer OF e..-ra.-
.ass, Illustrative Of engineering wo.L., IN
ventions and now discoveries which appear
weekly, the .Setef.t:f, Iasafola has, during
the past year, devoted considerable space 70
illustrating and describing leading c-.ab-
Hshments devoted 70 difTe7eE. tnanaE.c.ur-
ing ind1yt-ies
This feature has added very mu-h Il the
attrac;iyencss esid useft.lhes. Of the papc-.
More than fifty of theInosG IMPORTANT irlr,s-
trial establishments Of or eount-v have
been illustrated, and the processes 81 the
different manufactures described IN its col
uEns. The Scie',,.sc aa,s71ea'l mas been pub
lisAed for more than thirty y-four years By
MUSS & Co, 81 PAX Row. y y, and has
attained = lager weekly circulation than ali
similar papers published in the country.
The publishes 2ssurethe public that they
have not printed les than 5000 copies 4
week for seYefai months.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10
MARRIED.

WALTER IfOBNEf.- the r,si,;enee
.ci the groom. near Ienaer y Roads, on
octo5er 81, 1880, By Res J. H. Pcrshing.
Nr Joseph Waltefto Miss Mary \ Horncr.
RoDERMAN--FEITZ.- ON July IS, 1850.
at the parsonage soinersei, Pa. by Rev ".
ReiningeF. Ar. Peter Relerraan 10 Miss
MaIssie Fritz, soth os Ir>iplp,-, Wcstnorc-
land equnty. Pa,
WEIAfER-MfLLER-On November {.
1850, at the parsonage, Somerset, Pa. by the
s,tfne Mr.. 0zias Weimer, ef Wcshno7cIand
county, Pa. % Miss Ecbeeea Miller. of
Fayette county, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10
DIED.


SMITH Near Johastown, Ia. on Oct.
e. 1sso, John infant son Of Franklin and
Mary Smith eyed month day.
BoYER.-Near Ho7ycrsv.llo. P.i. ou Or.
p l'ao, ciarIes Grant Boyer; aesJ years.
. months, lS days
BRJBAKER.-At Stoystown. Pa. on
Nov. ,. lss0, George Wagner Brubakcr. only
son Of Wm. and Anna Brubaker: aeed 2
months, 26 day,.
\ bud called ~ tine Iiiyine hand
sHAULs.-Anpie Alice, daughter Of
Peter and Charlotte shaslis died Oct. 1. Isso.
aseii5 years 10 months aud IS days.
sHAULIs.--Ar,ie Leslie Bertoa. son Of
Peter and Rebecca SLaplis, died Oct. g.. 1850.
aged Q years, months and Is day-.
BAKER--J N. Baker died AT hi, p-i-
denee, near Lavonsvillc, Oct. le Iss0 aged
30 years, 10 days.
The decreased was aa active member Of
the Lutheran church, il Iayansyille. He
was an earnest worker in tho Sabbath
school and Prayer Meeting and q liberal
supporter Of the Church. lie was Secreta-
~ OF the Somerset CountyS. ). Association,
at the time Of his death.
During his sickness ,HpAtheriaJ he ex-
pressed entire submission to the viii Of God,
YET a. the same time h27.nsa desire to de
p@F' ana be with Christ which IS IA. better.
nc leaves "lie and son 70 mourn his loss.
: luneiil sermon was preached by the
l'-7''s Iloih fhii. II 10 uie iS gain
kANTNER.-Iohn r kantuer was BON,
in Reading Berk- County, Pa. Februs-y
10, 1872, and died in Somerset County. Pa,
October n, ls-o. and was causcqueutir. at
5he time Of Dis death, IS yelr-. u4u-Ls.
and II days oh Taroughou. The whole OF
rs long lif. hc w-- remarkably yi-. -au au
hea thy In the year ISL when the Britizi.
army burned Washington city and thence
marched on Baltimore. he left q q rkship
in q store in Road:n- and enlisted in q c7m-
pany formed 20 protect Baltimore aud drive
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10


EDIroR HEEtLD-The Republicans q
Petersburg and visirity expected 10 have &
good time on last Saturday evening. Large
crowds OF people gathered al Al early hour
and soon after darkness setin, the residences
and business places of Republicans werc
beautifully illuminated Petersburg never
Looked more cheerful The members Of the
Confluence Garfield club had promised TO
pl. in an appearance, and were on the way
hither, when they ike all the res Of u, were
oYertaken by fearful storm and heavy rain
fall, and were compelled 70 resg-u before
they reached town. Notwithstanding the
storm the boys appeared 70 enjoy themselves
highly Had the weather bee. favorable,
this demonstration voald haze surpassed
anything ever witnessed in Rs.ersburg We
VIII Try il sgain. s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

AN AsToSIsmyG FAcT.-A large proper
tion of the American people are to-day fv-
ing irom the effect, Of Dyspepsia or dl-1l-
dege5 liver Tho result 81 these diseases ur,-
on the masses Of Intelligent and valuable
people Is most alarming making life actual
iv q burden instead Of q pleasant existence
ef enjoyment and u-elulne,- rs it ought 70
BE- Their is no good reason for tLi-. II y9u
VIII only throw aside prejudice and ske,1-i-
eism. take the advice Of Druggists and your
friends, and Try one bottle Of Green s Ang1.st
Flower. YoHr speedy relief IS certain.
Millions Of bottle of this medicine have
been given away 10 trr It's virtues. with sat
isfae,ory results in e~e-vcasc. Youcan buy
4 sample bottle f1r 10 cents 20 Try. Three
doses VIII relieve the w9rstcase Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western Con-
tinent
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10
WaSllerWoman Ahead.

80 sS-
81
i was tidal wave.
-
-.
-
Bat as " e should e'n''e.
$50. hy aSl 9S5.59Sish-. aud >,it twe smile
The Haaca.S Veteran Club ha~ ai~1aH5e'.
county
.-..... =. ..-...,. .., -
''.tio'h-
-ra. ....i.,.f.,. -Ti-;-.-,. ,--. l,;.s an tAs
D''-
Tho man who sleete, viii %. iuaurlra,-
The rearic. thank you. dou. wan, a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

sntvrsfIrtr. e B. b

sntNrsTIfIr. Nov g, isS0
Eosr0R IIEEtLD ;-On the day OF the elcc-
tion a certain Shanl,sville merchant enticcd
Republioan INTO hii l7arcloase, sn,i bri5-
cd him to yoic tbs Democratic ticket. for
gallon Of molasses. Though "our Aleck'
and les lieu.enanfs used greai deal Of .'iaf-
s. in elsctioneering. YET there was mo-
eeougl nioisrses in haaks'ilIe fas lhsin e,
slide IN on. EsFcs1tcas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

The tnlcklayers on the line Of the s. i e..
Railroad, on the firs; section, have finished
the job of putting down rails to within 4
short distance Of the north abutment Of o.
borne bridge, and as all Of the iron for the
structure has been manufactured the work
Of building it viii be commenced in the
c1ur.c If q few days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

The very freshest and best lot Of Coniec-
ts8ne-y n town a. Mrs. \. F. Hscls. Also
choice Groceries, Ammunition OF al kinds
and = LOT Of elegant and useful articles toe
numerous - mention. Fine Drafting Pa
psr. L b. - inches, fo- sale. This article
Is highly Commended by ali who have n
snqsted or used H.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

The Farmers D)gueJ hand from the
Northern end of this township, cafne into
town on Taeslay morning with eolors fly
ius and treated our good people 10 some rare
music Tl.i- band was only Organized q
few weeks since, ty the election Of Frank
Pile. resident. y. ! Bak er, Vice PreSi dent
A.G. Walker, Secretary, and y. H. Saylor,
Treasure They have IN all ten members,
and with iitsle more practice We have no
douh, lbey VII b. alie 10 blow with the
ar.-.-. b. -ll.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

Ne L,.-, ~etsrns thanks u the ReFubli-
CARS. and o. eme personal friends among
the Dcmora,s. of Somerset county, for the
magnificent majority given him for District
Attorney ]; takes local editor TO lead the
p-r.iI.utiai ticket.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

The districts in the county in whitA Gen
Campbell docs no; make gains over the Vote
81 ISIS are Addison. Confluence, Jefferson,
Meyersdalc, NeV CcuTcvilc, Larimer and
trsiua In thc lasttwo the majorities ART
tao same as a. the previous Congressional
election.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

Gzr oCr poons -The claso confluence
all Gaeioy work, gives ,hs eparatiyce PAL
s1 iaees poor appeiiss. lsuguid. misers6,c
igeiiag po5s blood, .aaaiTc Liver kiin
anJ urinary trouplei and ail the physician
aa1 ;ne'iic.nes IN the world cannot help
them uniess they get eut Of doors or usc
Hep Bitiers TIE riirs' and bcss rcmeir
Q pseiaIIy fsr 1ach c5s heriDg shuudancs
81 health, Elnshino srd resy checEs IN them
They eos. bu; triis aoother ooin0r.
- thr,s'-- b. ~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

The NcCabe Bros. have finished their con
tract on the :. & c. L. r.. and on Saturday
morning they shipped all Of their hands,
horses, carts and tools to Counellsville,
where they have a contract on a small road
being built by the 3. { 0.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10


The t.auieil anI Arthur foie OF thi-
place was blowa dnEa rT the Storm q las.
saturday night.
Last Tae lav esa..a- 3lr VIA Esi.ls-
lel. of ssnlcriisiL Fe a.7sing noln somezet,
on Tie SO ulail START 2 .som tins pl..ce foz
his home IN . b1czv lie had gone bas q
sh5rt distance vhel night ovenoos him.
Passing EhaI Is known as the NaTrOEz as
iIorsssi,oe Eend. .it being very dark hedrcTe
over the bank vhields very steep, his b..r-
e @ssel and tae horse and taggy, with
hin inside r]alel ase- several t.Iaes into
t4e fa.lr, so-ae tFs..F .as helow ;Aq r1ad.
- isF ss Te col-3lesVa sl-. End7ley i no,
slT.ouslg h-rt ...s har w1s completely
-.-.4l-f
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

ATrNrov. 0c lrEs -'f08occ1s. I9.is--
cost. T0baes1,t., Werc3ac.tialir scg vel,-
al, ,ns.3n 20 Jha .ari tla- Ve have tn sos s
and oiisr i5rsa.e. sy the box or eaddy, a.
list prices, less freight from she-ei;y, ,J.u
pounds Of Tolacco, comp of Iari.iar.i =.
Ciln2N BGIlion, Army su a.awsha M
vics ta7e;ho- w.s5 Yi7oo, Horse Shoe
Hose HSld nln Ee't Iiat Ping and
Twist snokia-. Als2 Ane selection o..
Fiae Cut Cheyi1- aud Srosi9s Tobacco
alsl Cigars.
Cook G Bzra-r.
A.o--.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

Stouy.Taek polled over two hundred ma
jo-i,y lo@ Garfield. But once before mas she
ever reached that figure az Presidential
election. IN 1915 General Taylo- had 222,
General Gass. p. Well done for her true
blue lseaun.icans.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

The Republicans ofthis place are making
preparations for a monster jollifcation
meeting. torchlight procession and illunin-
alton tonight. The present indications are
that it VIII be q grand success.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

Hr ~luue. Micr, one OF The Republican
caui.d4, .ar Assembly, has the distinguish
el hanoy OF having received the highes
uumMr at votes ever east liz Somerset cCua
~ .H-. candidate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

4 newspaper biographer trying to say his
subject was hardly able TO bear the demise
Of his wife, was made by the memorable
printer TO say, wear the chcuise OF his
wife"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

We are indebted 20 Mr. Charles II. Fisher.
Chairman Of the Democratic County Com
mittee, for box Of choice cigars sent
around 10 our sanctum few mornings af
ter the election
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

Mr. David Snyder, one Of Ild.apa'= ota.-
warts, Is on visit to his brother, J f.
snyder and other relatives in this county
He is q young man with plenty Of warm
friends
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

HqTcr's Young Pt9ple, an illustrated paper
for the boys and girls, is the best publication
Of the kind in the country. and all the boys
and girls ought to have it. See the prospec-
tug in another column.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

1.-THE local news should no; be SO plenti-
ful this week blame it all on the election
news, for we aeknowledgetha has consider
able % DO with il
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

Old Na.ls- Milford and her daughter
NiddlcfrecS came up to the work hand
same,y. the railroad has increased the
number 5f Democrats, bur our majority in
creaseS by tae incoming Of native-horn Re
publicans The sanc remark truly applies
tp "a. twa TGr.>eyfoais.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

There j. a statement in some Of our ex-
changes that farmers in various parts Of the
STATE have kept their hor.c, from contract
ing ep;zo1ty by mixing sliced apples in
their feed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10
-tDTRT NOTICE

y
F5y0r.ies Gf CURT dated Oct8ueF Ag.l. I--. f.s
veui-e lJr the Second Wee1 Of the enr1i-r =.
Fsmber Term gf court is eouH terua1dec. q
jurors summ5uei f8r said see0usl wees usa,l nor .
ts,fd ahd Gsail the rases f1r trial tr-re -.H-
week are c0ErUuea!, the 5sifors aud wl-a..se7
szll Weed nee.i cot 1tte1f.
IT, T. SCHELF-
EGT FEl-l.l.-ary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

Coon i.tIoIIArIoy.-oa the morning after
the election, with the returns Of six or'eight
districts before US, We calculated land pub
Gshcd in the Herald, tha, GIrfield's ma
iarlty in this County would be 1859, and
Camphe!ls majority nearly 1000. Fer
President, the 0stlsial returns bear rs out to
the yate AMI fJ- Congress We were oaly p
votes short of the mark. Who can beat thar
f.- guessing
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

Judge Hall arrived in town from Bedford
on the mail train Saturday evening Court
convened at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-10

Thanksgiving day has been selected on
Thursday, November p, so purchase your
turkey and prepare for . good time general
"