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DEATH CAUSED BY A TOY.
From the st. James (London) Gazette.

IO'1 WIG K5V' D IHHI5s IIIUHuUU1 UdltIIe,
An inquest was held yesterday by
MIR. Langham upon the body of child
named Wright, the son OF fireman at
Covent Garden Theatre. 1t appeared
that the child was playing with toy
balloon, which was by some means
drawn into his throat. Notwithstand.
ing the efforts of the medical men at
the hospital to which the child was
conveyed, death speedily ensaed. The
jury returned verdict of accidental
death from choking" and the Coroner
commented upon the dangerous char
aster of the playing.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19

NOTICE., Bernard McOullagh, In
In compliance with hthe.reQuirements Of
An act of Assembly in such ease madesand
provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing TO the Court Of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery, OF the Stale of Delaware, In
and for New Castle county, on Monday,
the 9th day of May next, A. D., 1881. being
The first day of the next May term of the
SAID court, for a license to keep an
inn or tavern, at the Northeas corner OF
Eighth and Church streets. in the Eighth
Ward of the city of Wilmington, Del,
and to sell Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart TO be drunk
on the premises, and the following sub
stantial freehoiders recommend the said
application, 10 wit {:
his Michael Donlan
BernardE Kelly Andrew Moore
mark Thomas Cory
Wit-James White Patrick Boner
John Darcy Michael MCKINLEY
MS James Lynch
John n Donlan Andrew Mcbride
mark John McHugh
Wit-Neil Gormley Alex. X. Gillespie
William Doran Henry 81. Brown
his Martin Eagan
James n Barry his
mark Thomas ID Hagan
Wit-Lewis Halves mark
William ID. Sparks Wit-Samuel Moore
David ID Wales Thomas Murtha
William II, White Samuel Moore
Philip Mulligan
BERNARD MeCULLAGH.
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She went 10 the play of"oiivette'"
And near an open window she set,
Aud by 80 doing she there met
The fate OF all who rash ly get
so imprudent.
She saw o notice In the weekly Star
'Gpo Cure a Cold-Use shines Syrun OF
Tar,
80 ahe went to her druggist, and then
and there
Invested with single quarter
In the article.
Now II you have only occasion to see
How earnest and vehement she be
When telling how quickly and entirely
said Bettee
Twill surprise You.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19

as To the best methods and remedies for
The cure of constipation and disordered
liver ana kidneys. But those that have
nsed Kidney. Wort agree that 10 IL by far
the hest Medicine known. Its action is
nrompt, thorough and lasting. Don't
take pills and other mercnriais that poi
son the system but by using Kidney
Wort, restore tn natural action OF all the
OoseaeN'.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
EvACUATING CANDAHAR,

LONDON, April 18.-A despatch
from Candahar to the Times says the
evacuation of the city has commenced.
1t is openly announced that the Ameer
will come to Candanar in May with
more troops and attack Herat imme-
diately. Ayoob Khan is concentrating
his entire force to guard against a
threatened attack from Turkestan.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
THE ELECTION CASES.
ANOTHER HARCTCAL CASE ON TRIAL IN
TIE U. q. COURT.

The u ., COURT.
When the U. 5. District Court rees-
sembled this morning the jury in the
case Of the United States Us, Joseph Nc
Cafferty and Henry Witsll, inspectors OF
election In the Tenth ward, charged with
illegally refusing the vote Of James Mat
thews, col, at the last general election,
delivered sealed verdict of'nOt guilty"
The case of James August, charged
With interfering with Deputy U. S. Mar
shal George Wingate, at the Fourth ward
POLISH the last general election, was
next started upon. This case is the same
as those against Lewis Weidenman and
Michael Gavanaugh, In which verdIcts
Of "not guilty" were returned, the evid-
ence being identical. IL is still on trial.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
THE CONSTITUTION" MISSING.

A news item elsewhere IN TO days
GAZETTE announces that the u. s. dag
ship Constitution, which started from
League Island ten days ago, has not been
heard Z om since she left the Delaware,
whereat fears are entertained for her
safety. Among tho officers OF
the ship Is Joseph l.. Thatcher, the cur
penter, who is a son of Mr.. Albert
Thatcher OF this city. He Is an accom-
pllshed gentleman and one of the most
thorough Carpenters in the navy. HIS
many friends in This city will await with
deep interest tidiDgs of the missing yes
sci.
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Liquid or n.v

i In tbb,S1ns tba prefer to purchase medi-
br tbsv,ry ury state so that thew can
kabIe' selves that they are nuTalv
le TO prenara nave not the time OF
|eady topaae 10 par the medicine, and wish
Hors of ti3late KiS3late each class the pro.
eknownn nnauney-Wort now offer Thai
forms. remedy in both Liquid and
" druggists everywhsrs.--Truth
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bLD CONSTITUTION" MIS-
SING.

Eo HEARD OF HER SINCE sHB
DELAWARE BREAKwATER TEN
AGO FOR LYNN HAVEN.
AHISGToN, Aptil Ia The United
steamer Yautic is at Lynn Haven
waiting the arrival OF the Old
E Coustiiulou Tue latter vessel
gue Island about ten days ago
bail, and nothing has been heard
er since she lefl the Delaware
bpprehens on for her safety Is felt
i'd she was but imperfe3tly man.
hd doubts ate expressed of her
DIthiness.
officers Of the Constitution are:-
Rin, Oscar f. Stanton; Lieutenant
|hander, TheO lore + Jewell; Lieu
*ts, James NJ. Miller, Arthur p.
b, John h. Moore, George l.. DYER;
pr, Aaron Ward, Clinton II. Lyethi
#lpmen Adhnr ". Doud, VIM.
nsOn, WIN, L Rash, SIMON Cook,
pro- Lloyd, Dr., Richard Hughes,
les n. Atwater, Robert X. Wright,
on, +, NJ Dearborue;j Passed
laG, Surgeon Howard Wells; Pay.
hobgri ". Allen; First Lieu
at Marines, Frank ID. Webster;
Tgain, Thomas w. Brown; Carpen-
J,39'ePh l.. Thatcher; Sailmaker,
h Martin.
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MICHAEL DAvITT,s CASE.

LONDON, April 19.-The Daily Ness
says it Is intended shortly after the re-
assembling of Parliament to present
for the signature of members petition
praying the Queen to release Michael
DaVitt. Besides the home rulers, sew
elal English and Scotch members will
sign the petition.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
ANNUAL EXCURSION.

The Mt Salem NJ. Is. Sunday School,
will give its annual excursion this year
on June 9th. The excursion will 60 to
the new summer resort, Falls of French
Greek, on the w. 4 N. French Creek r..
RS. This will be- the first excursion from
this city to this new reso.t, among the
copper mines OF Pennsylvania
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A VICTIM OF UNREoUITED LOVE.

PorrsvILLE. April 18.-Bepjamin
Bahme, aged "a, the son of q wealthy
farmer living at RomiBg Greek, Celum.
bia County, was informed by his affianc-
ed, Miss Long, that she could not marry
him. Brooding under the disappointment
Bahme fatally shot himself through
the temple.
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NOTICE., Thomas McHugh, in COM
lN plianCe with the rennIrnnl anfs of ~, O

NOTICE., Thomas McHugh, in com.
N pltance with the requirements of the
act-ef Assembly, in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that |
shall apply In writing TO the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail De-
livery of the State of Delaware, in and
for New Castle county, ON Monday, the
9th day OF May next, A. D., 1881, being The
first day of the May term of the said
court, for license to Keep an Inn or tav-
ern, k own as the Scheutzen PARK House,
in'school district, No. Ii, Christiana Hun
dred, New Castle county, Delaware, and
to selllintoxicating liquors in less quantI-
ties than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises, ard the following substantial
freeholders recommend the said applica-
tion, to wit:
Parker Walton Patrick Bolen
John @. Scott William a. Reed
his his
Charles u Jamison John 4 Glenn
mark mark
Wit-John Bradley Wit-John Bradley
PATRICK Smith Alexander Boyd
Benjamin F...Adair James Smith
John u Currands Patrick X Carney
mark mark
Wit-John Bradley Wit-PatrIck Bolen.
aprl9-3ts THOMAS MCHUGH,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19

On Wednesday, Kennard & Co. will
offer lot of Misses English regular
made white cotton hose at 12k cents,
worth so cents per pair but not being
as desirable as col red they have de-
termined to close them. You will get
great value.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
A PIONEER CLUB.

Members OF the Filth Ward Hancock
& English club, aud all other campaign
clubs democrats or Republican, having
exes are requested to meet IN the restaur
ant, Sixth and Market streets, on next
Thursday evening for the purpose OF
forming pioneer club. A full attendance
ia reouested
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
DEATH OF A CONDUCTOR.

William Gallagher, for number Of
years paIlor car conductor on the p, W.
b B. X. r., died at his home in Elkton,
yesterday. He had been suffering for
some time with weak lungs, and the
cause of his death was hemorrages.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
Chances,

HDo not let your chances
Like sunbeams pass you by"
But send 81 to the Com NJ onwealth Dis
tripution Co., Louisville, KY, and buy
ticket in the next drawing (April 80th)
where you will have CT ance at 1880
prizes and perha ps draw s30,OO. Address
II. M, RoARDMAN, Courier Journal Build
ing. Louisville, KY.
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lHE LAND BILL.

p.' LONDON, April 10. 1881.
yestardn, Gil, In an address at Glas-
h pr;I5ay, proa;5 said the Land bill
|mslI Tylas to the slightest protection
''"ald their destruction
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|Fsa |FseaIilnlly, EDwINA B. KRUsE.
be BURIED THURSDAY.

the hIIal olGa.. Of John Litzenburg,
b, D RO'Hest ~ conductors on the T.
bn SnnI.' IN ~ who died in Philadel-
bdav 'lay a. i" last, takes place on
a i1,on a. ~ o'clock. The remains
|wiIi iIiIrsed Iaaeda at a Media, and a special
lie dena. cave Broad and Washington
uepot at l1.15 O'Clock.
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SECOND EDITION
Wash ingtcm. .
THE COURTESY OF THE SENATE |
COMING TO THE FRONT.

SOMlN6 ~ TILE fhONT.
WASHINGTON, April 18.
What is called "the courtesy of
the Senate" means that no person
nominated TO office by the President
IN any State shall be confirmed if
the two Senators from the State OBJ
ject to his confirmation. 1t was this
unwritten rule which Mr.. Hayes
struggled against. General Grant
butted his head against it also, until
he discovered that the easiest way
to get along was to ask the advice
OF the two Senators from a State in
which he desired to makea nomina-
ton, because acting on the advice of
these two he was very apt to have
the consent of the whole Senate
when the nomination was sent in.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
REOPENED.

School No. 10 was opened yesterday,
Nos. 9, 7 aud will be opened to-mor-
row morning. These schools were tenn
porarily closed.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19

NoTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer is The marvel Of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.-
Send to 931 Arch Street PhilPaelphia,
ont 20-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19

When a remedy has stood the test OF
more than thirty years trial and to -day
Is more largely used than ever, its worth
Is evidently unquestioned. Such is the
record of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
: SKRUSE'S EXPLANATION.

n KRUSE'S EXPLANATION
e Sunday Star accused Miss
$e, a colored teacher In the
ard School, with being too high
to worship in the colored
hes, whereupon she explains
4 The charge in the following
lanleatlon to this mornings
Il Editors Of the Morning News.
lhe Star OF yesterday il is said
Miss Eta Cruise, a teacher in
Howard school, wrote to a Mr..
LolSon, IN Massachusetts, re-
Rlhg him to ask permission for
70 worship in one of the white
Enes n this city," &c. Suppos-
myself referred to, | ask leave
IliaL lhls statement is not cor
| 40 not know any Mr.. Mich
III Massachusetts,, and | have
written to him nor to any one
10 ask permission for me to
pup IN any church, white or cols
/ When fcame to Wilmington
a member of the Presbyterian
l, and, finding here no colored
Ryterlan Church, which | should
y prefer, | Joined, by letter,
Eentral Church, not because |
.R9 Rlaer myself better than other
IL people," but because, hay-
zen brought up as a Presbyter-
prefer that church, as many
y people do. l hope this will
~ thought an ofTense as long
perform my school duties faith.
|eIe1tiln4lly, |Is1 EDw1NA B. KRusE.
Pm L, 1881. N''N'
4 os shrlse arI IS a very respectable
4, color, a mulatto, possessed
nnelhent ne. and education. Il
H. nGt' y therefore, be a matter of
Ircb T Il , she did not care to mingle
ton nnn,', worship with the ordinary
population OF this city.
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1n1En.

CRANSTON.-IH Christiana Hundred,
Eleanor A. Cranston. aged 67 years,
Funeral from the residence of her hus-
band, James Cranston, on Wednesday,
April Goth. To leave the house at p. NJ
Intermeut at Stan ion
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
NEW ADvERrlsnszENrs.

M0TICE.-All licensedi liquor dealers
N and all those making application for
license at the May term of Court are re-
quested 10 meet tomorrow (Tuesday) az
ternoon at two O'Clock at Herdman's
Hail. aprlS-lt$
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19

attitude Of Dawes grows daily
comic. Until lately Dawes divid>
N Hoar aud Logan the odium Of
,ngon the floor of the Senate
Arsain by which the Republicans
to support Riddleberger in ex
4 for the vote of Malone. The
her Republican Senators have all
Mimply held their peace, and while
= to carry out the Malone COM
have rptralned from 80 far stultlfy
.smselyes a. to justify II. Now
boar, the Logan of Massachusetts,,
lbgan, the Hoar Of Illinois, have
WE'D that silence is poli;ic-or at
poli'!cs-and have left Dawes to
|hlonen Senator Burnside good
kdly helped Dawes a little yester
In the burden and heat Of Malone
allen upon Dawes. Dawesis Clear
#tled to the distinction of being
hckest headed member of the
Of the United States World.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19

ga better article 1t is impossible to get,
SIR; have tried them ALI and unhesiLR-
tingiy pronounce DIR. Bulbs Cough syrup
superior 10 any" (Ext.)
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19

Travellers should be prepared for the
change OF weather and against the effects
OF exposure by providing themselves
with DR.. Bulls Cough syrup, the best
made,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
'RST EDITION..

pv.,oE FIELD ..DEAD.-The
7, the great British statesman
.,;s, will take many by sur
W. was old to be sure. But
! taao 40 brilliant in his old age
/, ,.emed impossible that he
4 die 50 suddenly. His career
[aon wonderful one, and the
IN "Beaconsield," like that of
.arok, will never be forgotten,
greatest men of their age.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-19
9aily Gazsttt.

yuMrNaToN PosT-oFFIcE
|fp a. AsrooND-cLAss MATrEh'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

In the summer drouths which now and
then occur, il is common to see persons cy-
erywhere at work watering the garden Ia
keep things alive till the regular rains come.
1t is, however, the experience ofall that the
more the garden is watered the more it
wants, and thus on the whole it does little
good Yet water can be so given as to be
free from this objection. Il is the harden
ing of the surface which causes the evil, and
a hard, compact surface always dries out
faster than loose one. The only proper
way is to take the earth away for few inch
es around the plant TO be waiercd, 50 as 60
make sort Of basin, and into this pour the
wafer, letting it gradually soak away. After
it has all disappeared and the surface gets
little dry, then draw the earth back again
which had been misplaced 10 make the ba-
sin. This Will make a loose surface over the
watered part, which viii preserve it from
drying ont 50 rapidly. tomatoes. egg plants.
cabbages and other plants Of this character
waicred in this way viii need 10 renewal
Of water for several weeks. 1t is a slow way
Of getting such work DONE but it IS the Only
sure way of doing it-PSGcficql F1rmty.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The great historic excursion Of the T. &
o. railroad from Pittsburgh, Pa, to Rich
moul, va, will take place on Thursday.
18th inst. A special train will leave Pitts
burgh at 9;i3 a. m, stop at Ohio Pyle for
dinner, and arrive at Harper's Ferry st 7:i5
p. m, when one-half hour time will be Civ
en- passengers to view old Johr Brow's Fort
and other historic points, and then proceed
to Winchester and remain over night At
8 o'clocl, the following morning the train
viii move down the beautiful Shenandoah
vally every iach ofwhich slIistoric ground
Over the battle grounds Of Ceder Creek,
New Market, Harrisburg, Charlottesville, etc
The train will arrive in Richmond same
day for tea. Passengers are allowed to 60
as they please after reaching Richmond, and
may return on any train and stop off where
desired Reduced hotel rates have been Sc
cured by the rairosd authorities.
The fare for the round trip, from SoIner-
set, has been placed at the remarkably low
figure of $50, tickets good FOR ten days.
Here is good opportunity for any OF or
citizens who may wish to take chcap,
pleasant and profitable trip.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

An exchange says that the new fall bop
net is Just too sweet for anything. 1t is
made out Of some kind of stuff, sort of del,
icate in texture and of a rather lightish col
or, kind of cut away on the sides, and roll
ed back on the top, and Scooped out under
meath. and trimmed with some sort of rib
bon stuff that looks nice, and some kind or
other sort of material that is handsome, and
it is all fixed on it, in that Kind Of q way
which looks so much like something that
we can't remember, and the whole effect is
exquisite, reminding us of beautiful some
thing OF other whose name we can't just at
present call 70 mind.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

President Garfield is too truly represent
alive American not to be sensible OF the
sublimity of an allegiance which keeps the
country steady during his struggle with The
issues of life and death, and awaits their de-
termination with as perfect patience as that
with which he bears his pain. All history
contains no nobler example Of peoples af
lection for ruler Henry Of Navarro is the
typical example of well beloved king.
But if Rayaillac's knife had not been IA
tai, France could not have born suspension
of the royal power without perils from with
out and connections from within The realm.
We repeat that it is only under govern
ment of the people by the people thar
long paralysis fthe executive head can be
endured without regeneyor revolution. The
knowledge that he is the object Of dcvo-
ton which bears this strain with serenity
that is not unconsciousncss, but il is exam
pied self control, Is an honor ard solace 10
President Garfield such as no monarch ever
has enjoyed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

kpsEas-tp iszHssis the following cd
dressed letter % tue fostoaiee az ~Masg
set win hc sca1 q the DessA letter 0iiie,
Washington % - q nol eallei l5r IN 81
before sept 2itb fiS
Burris. Abort. Bslscf. Hiram.
Boyer, Levi Baker Rowan.
Crcntzbarg, Mr. H. Cropen. Patrick.
Courtney, J. NJ Dunmire. lonas
Ferrcl, Miss Emma B., f'errel. Mf. Willie
Guy, Mrs Lizzie foreign
Grcgorry Ambrose iewcs. Mr.. tszzie
Harbold, Dauiel Iieartsell, Mr II. f.,
Hay. Minerva J. fandis. J. ".
Lanb, W H., Miner Alies Magsic,
Mcclure, Thomas Miller & Wheeler.
Paxton, Geo. b Rowe, Charley.
smith, Nathaniel, Ssrber, Mary,
Small "r surail, lsiae Stein Miss Moliie.
froutman- Aary tmharecr, VIM,
Thompson, b laiington, r. 0.
a. 4. DAYS, p u
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

,idi.on. 4. J. Hileman.
,ne~lcny. John Bradigan.
lin Borough, b. i. Raymen.
p.,,hersralley. +. j. knepper.
.nemaueh. John stahl.
,.s..acc. W. :. Mountain
rtici. Geo Lowry
.a,iac. S n. Houscl
,r,san. Levi Knupp-
,.rer.own. :. NJ. Cover.
laner. Benjamin Enos.
,s.,ner Jacob :. Beall
-,rsr Turkeyfoot, Samuel Ninder.
,,rcr>lale, y. !. Potter.
,rjnerreek. Josiah Pile.
Milford, Z. II. Werner
l,v Baltimore. John George.
y,r centinille. NJ. T. Shafer.
yo-,hgnpion, Amos W. Bowman.
Paint Peter Hoffman.
o,omahoaing, J. J. Zimmerman.
s.r.bary. W. H. Boucher.
shade N. 4. Bru5aker.
S,mersei Boroagh, Wm. Il. FreaSe.
Smerset. J. J. Bowman.
s,r,e-,et North. John J. Darr.
southampton, J. c. Cri,chtield.
,,aaycrcek, :. g. Baltzer.
sor..own, Charles W. fngh.
,mnmit. e. f. Gisbert.
o pper Turkeyfoot, \. NJ. 'ramer-
I -.ina. Wm. shaw.
We.lcrsbnrg. J. g. iliner.
l,lx r.. Soorr. GHo. W. pnE,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The Sunday School pic mic held in the
grove near the Casebeer Church last Satur-
day was largely attended and was pleasant
and enjoyable occasion. The Farmers
Band furnished very appropriate and pleas
ing music and the Hoffman and casebeer
church choirs sung their sweetest. Mr.. Fred
Beisicker was the orator of the day, and his
mastery address met with the hearty ap-
proval of all listeners. The day was a
happy one and well spent Our Jenner Y
Roads friends, who kindly furnished MS with
a most excellent dinner viii ever be CRATE
fully remembered.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The people of Somerset we're shocked
and saddened at an early hour Monday
morning to hear Of the sudden and unex-
pected death, from neuralgia of the heart, of
Mrs Lncy Shall Baer, wife Of II. l.. Baer,
Esq. Although in bad health for some time
past. she was not considered in any imme-
diate danger. Sunday evening she was TAX
en- sick and suffered severe pain, but toward
morning seemed TO grow easier and sank in
to sleep. While thus sleeping her husband,
who was watching with her, became alarln-
ed by marked change in her appearance,
and hastily summoned the other members
of the family; but ere they reached her she
had breathed her last erF
AIRS. Baer win be sincerely inourncd as
one who by her many good qualities had
ende~ed hnrseffto all
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

Since the middle of June we havenot had
sufficient rain TO lay the dust until Friday
afternoon. For the weeks preceding and
since the weather has been dry and scorch-
ing. Vegetation has become shriveled and
nearly dried up. Pasturage is almost kill
ed, while the corn and buckwheat crops are
nearly total failure fhe foliage Of the
ircss = shrnnken and curled, as though il
had been Subjected TO the heat Of 4 FIRE. and
pears and apples are whitening and drop
ping from the trees. The rain that fell Fri
day was not sufficient 10 do more than lay
the dust aud did not help the wells and
springs much, bui it was none the less
grateful ioa parboilcd humanity. 1t is still
hot and dry without any indications of rain.
and the skies a-e watched as anxiously by
our good people As are the bulletins from
Washington.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The coon hunting season has now opened
up, and the young men residing in the rural
districts have commenced securing the corn
fields and woods for that kind Of game. The
necessary adjuncts in hunting for coons
consists of couple of well trained dogs, a
"bulrs-eye" lantern, with gun and plenty
Of ammunition. Then it also requires a
thorough knowledge Of the lay of
the land where the hunting is to be done
and above all, the sportsman mast have had
considerable experience in prowling around
in search OF the game. As general thing
the able bodied coon does not rate high in
the market, but the excitement of the chase
fully compensates for the fatigue and loss of
sleep attendant upon the sport.