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entering he was requested TO take seat near
the fireplace, while his guest, after locking the
tore Inquired; can you Keep a secret q
'-'n If l choose
:. isTTSoa ] was " io~n Sou one hundred
pounds without security. for an indefinite
Ieriod. would that strengthen your resolution
WA. stranger, times is pretty hard just
Low; think 1t would"
Promise me then that you will. so far as lies
IN yTuE do ABOUT To Is sns
&c spoken of by you for one month"
Il sWar,n replied the landlord, clapp!ns his
T'gnt hand over his heart, and holding the left
I" Vow. continued Mr.. savoy, ''ten me first,
AleXanGria, near the main road?"
- None that j knows on, 'cept the one 70
Fai-s Church, leele morn I'VE miles outer
Your way"
very wen. want carriage, the best you
have. with two OF your fastest horses, To NEE
BE az precisely eleven O'Clock 70 night on On
opposite side OF the river, &C the little DiacK
smith shop. Don't let the driver come minute
before the time; will be there with LADY.
Alexandria, where you can SEND loL your
Team 10 morrow. Can depend upon your"
80, lou sartiniy kin, stranger; but you nalnt
70" !,l me mat ar secret yet" ..,
aeaIe 10 tell you. See that you Keep your
s sord 10 ne. and here is the proof that 1 Will
1esp mlne;" and Mr. Savoy took from MS
stalse The promised one hundred pounds, ana
Aehced IL TO him.
AZ exactly eleven O'Clock the carriage was at
nc olacHsnith shop, and so was Eileen Strain
n-ote ard Carlos savoy. They drove TO the
,,.Csof house, near the old church, were mar
. ~, ahd then proceeded 10 Alexandra, where
,,essei as waiting TO take them TO Boston.
Sust before daylight, the cry OF IRE was
tS ~ ~ coming across the river, and the people
=. lAis side soon beheid sight never before
se, ahee seen there. Every building and the
fIieSs were In blaze Boats were az once
'0 VIE strong brave men, who, upon reach
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1907 ASH HILL FARM GuNER Al
1CC1e GRANTS ARABIAN STATIONS,
Leopard and Linden, presented 10 him by the Sui
tan Of Turkey, w1l stand for the season. Also
by Messenger Duroc. dam Glenmary. By HAmii-
trntap. ana Cuyler Clay. by Ouyler. dsU Bridget by
Geo. u. Pstchen, ct the farm OF General =. r.
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NTOTICE "DRESsMAHEBs,' a n ID
II OTHERS.-We are now exhibiting Q new ma
chine for doing all kinds Of shirrng the same as il
nov done BY hand; can be worked with one or two
needles at win Of the operator; one machine will
DO the work Of 20 hands. If you cannot call at our
one Of our agents to show 1t to You. Samples OF
work upon application. New PleaNng Boards at
For invalids we offer the nght-running Hand
Machine; will do al kinds Of work. Ready wound
RObbine Needles; parts and attachments for all
Machines, at OPPEWH EIM1EtB'S,
626 9th st.s st. Cloud Bldg.
Rentiyg and Repairing. APPS
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TNE DAN PRODUCE THE BEST 81. so LADIES
w BUTTON SHOE in Goat xnd Kid in the city.
Also. still better one at %. custom made. Kid
and Goat B. O. d and e last.
Fine line Ladies and Misses Newport Ties and
strap Slippers. from 76c. to 81. 50.
Also, comP a Line Mems Low cut Shoes, rang
Misses and Boys School Shoes. from 76c to 81. IS
I0l4-l0l0 Penna. AVE-.
spas j. ". SEL8Y.
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OF THE THRoAT AND LUNas
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T0LU.
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TOLU.
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TOLU.
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TOLU.
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lulu. OF Its virtues and popularity.
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IOLU.
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TOLU. common Rock and Rye in place Of our
TOLU. TOLU ROCK and RYE. which Ii ths
fOLU. only MKDIOATKD article made, the
TOLU. GENUINE having PROPRIETARY
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TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
j ISTING as WOODWARD, LOTHROP 4
C0CHhANE is dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
g. W. WOODWARD,
A. A. 10TH BOP,

The business Will be continued as heretofore,
Under the firm name Of WOODWARD & 10TH.
ROP.
Washington, April /, 1881. apr4m,w,f4w
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27
COME To THE FAIR.

To THE People or SOMERSET COUNTY =
Next week is the Fair, and remember that i
is your duty to take a special interest in th,
same.
Bring along your fine horses. fine cattle
your hogs and sleep /; also, your best pears
apples, peaches, wheat, rye, oats, corn ane
Irish potatoes; don't be afraid that some
body else will beat you.EBring them any
how Show the people whatyou have beer
doing the last year, and let us see how thu
Good Man" prospers you and let the peo
pie Of your neighboring counties, who viii
be in attendance, see what you are doing ir
the way of farming, stock-raising, fruit
growing, manufacturing, mining, etc. IL j.
a duty that you owe as good citizen OF
this State to take special interest in you,
own county in the way of developing it;
Agricultural interests. and in order to be
seod, active citizens, and to do good for 9th.
ers as well as for yourselves, "to live and lei
live You all ought to be members Of the
Somerset County Agricultural Society.
1t is the duty of every lawyer, doctor,
merchant. mechanic, laboring man, etc., as
well as the farmer to become members of
the Society, and help develop the Agricult-
ural interests Of this great county Of ours
land help 10 make it what it should bc-one
of the best in the State.
II you have nothing, bring yourselves,
your wives and your daughters, buy an An
nual Membership ticket and see what Others
have brought: and in that way YOU will
help us to pay off the old debt and put the
Society in a good financial condition, and
help to prepare it to offer larger premiums
lin the future and save our Fair Grounds
from being sold
The officers are laboring hard and faith
fully, bat without assistance they cannot
succeed. II is for you then to say, one and
all, whether the fair is TO be a success OF
mot.
Don't say that you are too poor, that you
cannot afford to come to the Fair and give
us your assistance; you can certainly givs
us one or two days of your time, if not
hhree. in a wear and small admission fee
AZ the same tlihc You csih attehu " o'hS'
business I'm Somerset. az E.
Please see our Premium list and beauti.
ful Mammoth Hanger" Read them ovel
carefully and see what We have offered. al
20 keep an eye on the b. 40. Railroad bin'
and see where you can buy your cheap tick
Its to come to the Fair. Cne-half price.
The b. & o. has agreed to issue, round
trip tickets from all stations, on the 5th, 9Th
and 9TH of October, good to return on tht
18th, at one-half the regular rate
Distinguished speakers are invited TO de
liver addresses the second day. Races the
second and third days.
Several brass bands from our neighborinl
counties have been invited and are expected
to be present, and all The bands in the coun
ty are most cordially and earnestly invited
TO come and give us their assistance and hell
Us to make the coming Fair a grand ssiccess
So come one, come all and be happy, ana
listen to the good old tunes Of @ye old
en- times, from @Auld Lang syne" dowr
to "Old Hundred"
]. II. Fritz,
Secretary:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

4 To ALL WHOM 1T NAY CoNcERS.--This
to certify that | am entirely satisfied wit
{my Champion Tanning Mill, manufacture
10y Blake, Becbe & Co, of Racine, Wiscon
sin, sold by Mr.. T. 5. Marcher, Genera
agent At first it did not give the satisiaC
ton had looked for, but after learning I
operate il find it will do all it is recon
mended to do. l take pleasure in recon
Intending it as the best Tanning Mill v
have ever had in the county.
THEo. G. WoY.
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A UDIToRS NOTICE.

q The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
iQouYt Of Common Pleas, for the purpose OF dis
|Gibuthg all the Moneys realized on Judgment No
|u3, Nay Term, 1873 either by ex-Sheriff Kneppel
II Pne (said Judgment being for the use Of N. A
Manner, and others. VS.. Louis Il. Sanner and
Zach Tannehill, Adm's of Zach Tannehill. decd
|and w. H. SanneY) hereby gives notice that hs
.Will attend to the duties of his appointment, ai
bis ONCE, In the Court House, in the borough O
9omsrsst, On Thureday, October 9th, 1851. at II
o'clock .. M, OF said day, where parties In inter
est 60 sttend.
JOHN r. EDIE,
sepku Auditor.
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TERMS :
NOTICE.

IEatats Of John Duckworth, late Of Addison town
ship, deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned by the
|proper suthoriry; notice is hereby given to all
|osrsons indebted to said estate toma ke Immediate
|paynmt, Apdthose having claims sgsinst the same
|Wiil present them duly authenticated for SETTLE
|nent on Saturday, the 9th day Of November.
NJ. A. ROSS,
sept23 Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

4 DYsrErsia AND LIVER CoMPLAIST.-Is
Hnot worth the small price OF IS cts. to FIRE
yourself of every symptom of these distress
fling complaints. If you think 50 call at on
Gstore and gst a bottle of Shiloh's Vitalize
Fevery bottle has printed guarantee on i
2use accordingly and If it does you no goo
lit will cost You nothing. Sold by Geo. "
Benford. Druggist, Somerset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

Our young friend, MIR. Samuel Parson
brakeman on the 5. & c. passenger train
escaped close call on Tuesday last. III
was assisting to shift the cars at the Johns
town turn table, when the cable, which wa
being used to place one of the coaches il
proper position caught him about the alb
Idomen, and he was badly squeezed, but be
|ing tough enough, I" after few hours res
|he was able to resume his duties. ~ s.i-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

4 A good many farmers complain, and just
{ly too, about so many men and boys hunt
ang on their properties along the adjacent
STREAMS. and the reason is obvious. There
lis hardly a man living along any of the va
{rious creeks who would refuse Ia allow ;
sperson TO fish upon his premises, If they
fwould only act on the square, but il IS moi
always done. Fences are thrown down and
injured the growing crops ruthlessly trod'
4 den under foot and damaged. and gates AND
] bars lest open for the cattle to stray away q
strespas> on neighbor's land, giving the own
Ter of the property q good deal Of trouble td
find them. This IS not right, as it makes
Farmers angry and debars parties who would
act squarely from enjoying the privilege Of
IA few hours fishing and hunting. a1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

This has been remarkably favorabl
summer for building purposes and for max
ling outdoor improvements. Notwithstand
ling the fact large number ofnew building
have been erected, comfortable tenemen
houses with a cheap rent are not to be had
All classes of mechanics have their hand
|full at present, with Il prospect of stead,
employment till late in the fall.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

"A
5 Immediately on the receipt ofthe dispatch
conveying the sad intelligence of President
2sGarfield's death, Mayor Welfley Issued bis
proclamation requesting that business be
suspended This was complied with by all
Four business men, many of them drapine
ftheir stores and other buildings with the
xdark emblems of mourning. Flags
ssplaced at lalf-mast or heavily drapei with
4black hung over doors and windows. On
SMonday, in compliance with the proclama-
etions of President Arthur and Governor
1Hoyt, all business was again suspended and
zthe streets were filed with sorrowing peo-
tple. The churches were heavily draped in
smourning and tastefully decorated viii,
showers the Disciples and Lutheran church,
sses being particular noticeable. Union ser
svices were held in the Lutheran church at
s2 y. IN. L. r. Cummins Post, G.. \. r..
commanded by Col. John Il. Edie, marched
to the church in a body with mufiled drum,
I and colors heavily draped. The church was
/ 9well filled by an attentive audience, the maj
3ior part of which were ladies.
Rev. Milestone opened the meeting with
prayer and read some appropriate quotations
Ifrom the scriptures. The choir sung Cast
3Thy Burden on the LORD" " as a voluntary.
after which Rev. Boyer made most elo7
[qnent and appropriate prayer.Seyeral hymes,
said to have been favorites of President Gar
field, were sung, and piece of instrumental
music. 'Garfield's FuneralMarch, was render
ed by Prof Heffiey, and brief, but appropriate
addresses were made by Col. John Il. Edie,
Rev. A. Cameron, Gen. A. II. Coiiroth, and
Wm. J. Baer.
Services were held in the evening in the
Disciples church, under the auspices of the
Young Folks Prayer Meeting. Elder Wool
cry opened the meeting with prayer, when
Miss May Cunningham read beautiful
poem. After most touching prayer by c.
\. Boyd, Gen. VIM. II. Koontz spoke at
some length. The meeting closed with a
short address by Elder woolery, and the
benediction by Rev. Cameron.
Subscriptions to the Garfield Monument
Fund are being received all over the eoup-
try All subscriptions are limited to % cts.
Subscriptions can be left with Josiah kel-
Ter, ESQ.,, or c. " Boyd, Esq. at their stores,
or at this Office Who will be the first to
subscribe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

The committee of ladies appointed at tn
Injecting last week to solicit subscription
! for the relief of the Michigan sufferers, call
Eed on many of our citizens, and succeeds
! in raising the sum of $50, which was for
;warded by draft TO the proper authorities b,
SBurgess Welhey.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

The Grand Jury, at the recent session c
Court in Uniontown. passed on fifty-tw
,bills of indictment, returned twenty-seyel
| true bills, and twenty five ignoramuses ex
iamined one hundred and twenty-three wit
.nesses, and visited the almshouse and count
Jail all in one week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

The Mt Pleasant and Latrobe Railroad
under construction. A. A. Hutchinson
!. BRO. are building the first half mile of TIA
road which will be an extension of the roa'
Extending along their works. The remain
der of the proposed road will be given L
contractors. M. Pleasant .JOuradi
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

A Coon SALE-On Saturday, the olth o
September. 1881, the real estate Of Benja
min Countyinan, decd, which llas beel
advertised in the HERALp for the past tw.
weeks was sold by the Executor q follows
No. l. Homestead acres, to r. S, Coun
tryman for Sl33l.00
No. q u acres to Frank countyman
(ssGs.0 ff m k k4 4
No. 3. A lot at Lavansville to Franl
countryman, $1,000. as2a4
| No. l. acre TO 4. Countryman, s1.00
Total, s23e20o Terms cash April1, 1881
The MIcHIeAx, SuFFERERs. = Burgess Wei
Ifcy has received the following acknoEl
Judgement of the receipt of the contribution
sent from this place TO the Michigan Relic
| Fund:
| HEADQUARTERS CENRTAL COMMITTEE
FOR RELIEF or SUFFERERS RY FIRE,
Cry OF DETROIT, MAYORS Or
fIcE, SEPTEMBER %, ISL
Messrs, W. II. Welfiey, Burgess, and oliv
Ter Knepper, Secretary Your renittanc'
under date 2lst of s5o.55 contributed to oul
relief fund is hereby gratefully acknowl
Iedgcd. Yours truly,
W G. Thomson, Mayor,
Chairman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

! \ lal living at Ararat, Wayne county
Twas killing potato bugs by crushing then
sbetween two stones the other day, wher
so,ne of the matter flew into one of hi
Feyes. Inflammation set in soon afterwarC
and the sight of the eye has been entirely
u I,lesfrnvnl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

Mr.. Solomon Uhl, our enterprising boo
{and shoe dealer, has just received from tn
eastern market very large and well select
led stock of boots, shos, hats, caps and every
Ching kept in his line. Persons Attending
|the fair will do well togiye Mr. Uhl cal
before purchasing elsewhere as they vii
lhere have larger assortment TO select from
land can buy to better advantage than an,
where else in the county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

: We are requested TO announce that TN
colored people of Mt. Pleasant will hold I
.camp-meeting, commencing Thursday, Sep
tember 2s, and closing ON October IL, be
tween Somerset and Lavansville, near Sam
uel's church.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

Now is the time to cut down all weed.
and prevent their spread by DESTROYING the
: seed pods while vet green, and also to de
&stroy insects that harbor beneath tn,
bark of trees by scraping off the barb
and washing the trunk and large limbs witt
strong soap suds.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

GRAND ARMY PosT FESTIVALS init
mated some weeks ago, r. p, Cummin,
Post, No. 210. G. A. r., will hold q festiva
during the coming Fair, the object being Il
raise permanent fund to provide agains
the contingencies of want, sickness, acci
dent or death among the members of tn,
Post, or their families.
We append the names of the ladies select
led by the Post as members of the various
committees. These ladies are requested
without further notice, to meet the member.
of the Post at their room. on Wednesday
evening, Sept. 2sth, promptly at O'Clock
3p. m. Members OF the Post will be at the
entrance. at the foot of the main stairway
Baer's Block, to conduct them TO the Post
room. Odd Fellows Hall.
Now let the ladies of Somerset and vicin.
<ity go to work and make Fancy Articles 70,
ssaie, or exercise their ingenuity in any way
hat will help the good cause along. A so
Sliciting committee will make the rounds OF
the town in day or two and call on you to
know what you propose TO do for the "old
defenders"
The brave men who formed that wall of
steel around the dark days of 'Gl to '65, are
Slowly dropping away. In few years
none will be left to tell the tale" Let US
show our appreciation of their sacrifice by
.giving the Festival rousing support.
COMMITTEE on DECORATION AND TABLES.
Mrs. Major Tredwcll, Mrs. Mary Crom-
\ zwell, Miss Grace Picking, Miss Ella Bruba-
lker, Miss Clora Schrock. Miss Mary L.
Trent
ICE cI.E,M AND LEMONADE.
Miss Sadie Leull, Miss Mary Baer, Miss
Iolive Coffrct a, Miss Ellen Mier, Lilly Wal
tier, Mrs. Sol. Lenhart.
FANCY WORK.
Miss Marion kiernan, Mrs. DIR. John
Bills, Miss Maggie Sipe, Miss Mary Roberts,
Miss Kate Herr. Miss Leila Holderbaum.
OYSTERS AND COFFEE &C.
Mrs. H. G. Cunningham, Miss Ella Kimmel
Miss Martha Knable, Miss Annie Parker
Mrs. Moses Trent, Miss Lucy Endsley,
CAKES.
Mrs. G. ]. Harrison, Mrs. Isaac Jones,
Mrs. Harrison Berkey, Miss Rebecca Kooser
Miss Rebecca Neff, Miss Clara Hicks.
AMUSEMENT.
Miss Florence Snyder, Miss May Gun.
bingham, Miss Fannie Baer, Miss Minnie
Crayer Miss Kate Keifer, Miss King
TO SOLICIT FUNDS.
Mrs. Wm. Il. Foust, Miss Cora Knepper
Miss Lizzie Huston, Miss Bertha Micr, Miss
Amanda Weimer, Mrs. VIM. p. Huston
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

A curioIs advertisement in an Englisl
paper reads, Ministers and Others are re
quested not TO marry Isaac Sampson, as IA
has a wife and family living
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

4 Owing TO the inducerncnt offered by th'
. Il. 4 @. Railroad in the way Of cheap rates
many ofour people from town and surround
! ing country have been visiting the Pitts
burgh Exposition.
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orr MURDERED CHIEF.

when cannons l,calcd, their sounds re-cch
Ding DER the land,
And waving flags ON every breeze from lax
TO ocean strand.
Proclaimed with one united shout that Gar
field was the choice,
Without respect to parties, Columbia's SON
rejoiced.
/ But scarce the stirring, shouting throng,
Had ceased 10 sing his praise in song,
'rhan was heralded all DER the land.
|That he had fallen by the asassin's hand.
He so pure. so good and so brave,
Should he be shot down like common
slave
Americas motto-'peace, happiness ans
good will 10 men,
|3y the world was not esteemed so gloriou
then.
For months he struggled tween life an'
death,
While the Nation hoped with stifled breath
lThat he would triumph in the mortal strife
And death be banished by the conqueror'
life.
10 Him who controls the destinies Of men
Prayers from millions were uttured then;
But the dark winged angel was everin view
And at last seized its victim-bade life adieu
So the Nation to-day mourns its honoret
dead
|Weeps for him who was once at its head
Ever remembering in her anguish deep
He giveth His beloved Sleep
Shall despots tear those sacred stars from
out our emblem bright?
Shall rulers with Satanic lust enwarp ou
land in fightg
(Shall bigots with their hcllish hate the see,
of discord sow,
And into fragments rend the land he loved
century from now
70 God who reigns eternal years. It's Thol
alone can save,
And 10 the present ruler grant that he b
wise and brave
For rs we love our murdered chief and /,
Thy emblem bow,
As Thou has blest us in the past-we pra,
Thee bless US now.
Addison, Sept. "a, 'Sl. ANDREW.
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4 Mcssrs. Jack Colborn, Frank Kimmel an.
George CofIroth left for Bethany, West yir
!. .ginia, Friday, for the purpose of attending
college at that place
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

q "Gen. Garlieid's Funeral March" and "A
Nations Tears in Sorrow FALL are publish
ed and for sale by !. J. Hefiiey, Somerset
, Pa. Price 40 cents each.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

At a meeting of the School Directors c
Somerset Borough, held in the Counc
Chamber, Friday night, the following teach
ers were employed for the coming term fo
live months, commencing on Monday, III
18th day of October: Principal, II. r. San
'ner; Grammar school, Miss Ella kimmel
|B intermediate, Miss Clora Schrock; A In
|termediate, Miss Lizzie Kooser; A Primary
Mrs. NJ. J. Connolly; B Primary, Miss Kat
lSnyder
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

4 Any of our farmer friends having from
4 fifty to one hundred bushels of oats can fin,
! a cash purchaser for the same by calling q
once at this Office HlHfHt f
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

! The country is draped in mourning, am
! the wall of sorrow that comes up from al
points is a sad reminder OF what the natiol
has lost
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

The price ofprimc butter is at present VI
Ito thirty-five cents per pound. and vers
scarce at that A grocercf dis rlacr visit
led several districts IN Somerset County on
Tuesday last, IN the hope of making ar
|rangcments For a regular supply every week
|but was surprised TO learn TIA. there was
but little butter being made at this season,
|in comparison with the former years. The
|pasturs has pretty much burned up, and
springs which were never before known to
fail have completely gone dry. -Joans,o,cn
Jr;,,,,,c