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The daily gazette., 1882-03-24
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CORRECTED FEB. ], 1852.
TRAINS LEAVE wILMINoToN

For Philadelphia 2.O0', 223s, $50, 6.5',
las, Slot, a'o, 9.Ol, 9.Ug, go, 1890, So o..
m. l20Ot m; Its, i2.35tt. l.53, ISO, 400,
5lT', 2SOt. .6.le, G.jss, 1879, 9-SJ', l1.vOS p.
M.
For New York-2. o., 2.2ss, s.so, esS.
s.4e, ll.sS y. mi l2.Sstt. l.5S, 6.l7t, e.SSt
y. IN. -.r.
q. M. l.O0, Lett, 90, y. 4, 1I.V4s ,, in,
For Washington, l.JUs, Lay, ~ sic, p.OCs o.
M; 100, l.0Stf, 6.57, ll.Ols p. m.
For Baltimore aud intermediate ata-
tions-l2y6ls, s,SS a. m. 100 6.U0 r. No.
day.
frrains running only on Sunday.
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Frsn rs.ssraay,s Late EdssIOn
MesIee,e svbseribers.

Subscribers Of the GAZETTE who
intend removing should leave notice
Of the same at this Office, where they
remove from and to where they re-
move, in order that they may conIinne
20 recsive the paper.
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WANTED, SALESMEN.

To canvass for the sale Of Nurssrv
Stock. Unequaled f4clilIties. No ex,
perience required. Salary and expenEes
paid. 20 acres OF fruit and Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs, Roses, etc.
maI9-w4S Geneva Nv
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From Wilmington and Northern Rail.
road-6.45, S.45. lbs a. M; 6.55 p. m. No
Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western Raiiroad-S.OO
a. M; AIS r. m. No Sunday trains.
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For Wilmington and Northern Rail-
road-I;l0 a. N. S.oO. sos p. m. NO sun
For Delaware Western Railroad-7.O %
lO,S a. M. $50 p, m. No Sunday trains.
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For Delaware Railroad 4, ,90s, 9.sj q, m,
LOS, 3OOt O.25 p. m. No Sunday trains,
sfor New Castle only.
tionE.
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From Delaware Railroads.&c., 9.35s Q
m. l2.0o, 6.lU', 6.05 p. m. No sunday
trains.
"From New Castle only.
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HAVE no EQUAL. TEN "
each. durable and or1nSiplpss or1liSilps ihss 9
automatically without IlIsG In GATlIi5s
Most popular In the cEIEaada,s ard
pian. Four GOLD sIIPERl9ghl
SILVER Medals fol JButisi Y.
Also Davis Swing ChnIpstl pSstlslal iofa'
ers. Printers. sc. senu p' M
lars, ,ruAcHlNb,I.s VII
VERMONT FANN' bellows Esli' 9g
WHAT Is SAID OF f.aYerai ln q h
1 have superintendedl SSS Sas luIsss' Iss
with Cooley Creamers' Ino ~ riossss'
we made more butter ID Se,ter qp,
quantity of milk, ard Si a,t
ina any / ever kre% o., 9C,,ooley coz
] have SKINNED l2O Cane CSS fquGIl " "
minutes. III any one csn cGsnnoIey =
apy CAM except ,he t,uIy, tUI m
like 10 know 4. yours rSSIIgL EVap
u-tsrvrIIE CENTRE, ,ooo
NEW YORK Jan; ;,a,nETi, p, lSTI, | Ag''
WM. A, WELDEN. NewE''
JOHN 4. STEEL, EewarK'
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TRAINS LEAVE FOR wII,MINGTo,

A ~ EOO "AA4mlN01OR
Philadelphia-Broad and WashinRtou
AVenue-6,5O. 7.l5. $40. lp.l5 q. m. ! 80
New astle-s.SS, 920, u.4S a. m. l.4S
$40 p. m,
Trains leaving WILMINGTON that will
connect a. Gray's Ferry for Broad and
Washington Avenue-6.5', 9.OO, 800. o,4f
a. M. 2. D D. IN,
tfLimited Express trains.
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sPEoIAL Norrn..

10 ana A CARD. nv
nd lnditcretions ~ lreIa The v,..
nesa early decay youth, helyo1,
-. VIII send recina ",s 81 nanb,'d
o1. hEE OF CHARn1H9at nat viii ~
cHeNy was discovered ~ This NV;
~ 5ontn America. set 4 ! Missions.
satxslope 70 the REv. Josepsse.i : ,addfess
c....soS y. Neto York cifU fApa pa,oI. 4. lSris
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THIRD EDITION
Hnaasneasnu ssrTs-D~E.

For she Middle Atlantic States, gen
orally fair SeathsF, warn southwest
ahifnna toeoldar rnoEthwest Winds falling
fslssssz - llslss baEonstdF.
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Cotlev Wsaiai WyrS1Sii
IL daily InS nss aeal
factories eiag aaJ JctpJl
For secnflpIss,sr1 ss,rg 1
Nj IS, ~ pdla
GREATEsI ar ~
AMOUNT "
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nue.. West PhiLadelpIlia. March Il

SHEEP-Extra, ITO to 100 lbs, 81 To To j..
good, 30 TO l0IIIbs.. 81 10 65S~.; far. 10 to <,
lbs., 5k TO 5xc culIs, 4 TO 40. good
lambs, 81 to ~: medium, 5L to 9; 6 YES
Q to 81. Arrivals, $3.50 head. Run nj
sheep, good quality; demand good.
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Irsued Febr uary q, lSS2'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02
! Samson st.
Allegheny Pa.

We were shown quits cG.iCs,ty' ~
week by Elder W. W. Woolery in the shape
Of several weekly paperS published ai
Athens. As the language In which they
are printed, creek, IL a. familiar to n- as
our mother tongue. we enjoyed reading
them hugely Among other interesting az
ticles which they contained was biograPh-
ical sketch of the late President Garfield,
al ,.rticle on Mrs. Garfield, and one on
President Arthur together with 4 large
wood eat picture Of the two latter In this
connection We would stsie that Elder Wool
ery has accepted call 80 ii,s ei.siE 81 Latin
and Hebrew in hi- aima-ma,er. belssgy
College. and that he will leave for his new
field of labor about the 18th OF this month.
One year ago the degree of i. NJ. the sec
Oh. decree of the college, was unexpectedly
conferred sf1s him; this together with the
cali tha, hs h2- jlsi EsSaiyed, particularly
a. there were 4 ngHisss si s.s.s- applicants,
shows that his ripe scholarship ana saf..ic-
abilities are highly appreciated by the fao.
ulty of Bethany. During the Two years and
more that Elder Woolery has filed the pull
pit Ia ii,s Disciples church at this place be
has labOred earnestly sud zsalSpsly in the
cause of the Master and hos accomplished
great good The beneficial effects % his efforts
will BE- teIt long after lie has gone. BY BIZ
upright. Christian conduct, his broad, lib
e,-s s-fg-, his pleasant. genial bearing. he
40, 9g!g s,l.aer.s4 himself 10 niany Of th,
members IS hi= cs- @gG@refrsa'ion but ID
those 81 other chuFei.eS saa TO- t..-.ss. niiy
At large. While we create. f,sgTfi i.'- ,e
I rarture. We most heartily congratulate iilnr
upnn being called t. a position which he is
- l-tr-sWipently fitted 10 I'll.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

Oar good old town Is l.st acguiring is,
for some time lost. reputation Tor midnight
drunken csrogses aid nocturnal brswis snS
disturbances. For several year immedi-
ately suoeeeiins the great fire Of -, it bad
quite an &saenyiRble reputation in this line,
but it was ge1.1.ss4i,y though to be largely
due totheinfiux oi lioeSa. L-..1.lhe-S of work
men and sirsnseFs Of An yei=-sss ~ that
time. During the Isst few yasss. ~ t.e
strict enforcement of til. bor0ssg Z! orGinan-
ces, the vigilance shown by ri,s police and
the severity Of the penalties imposed oy gar
worthy maycr. its earlier character for So
br.e,y. peace and quiet was almost entirely
regainse and until the present simmer il
was rare tsaing G3r any OF our citizens TO
be disturbed bS a.So- snalians after they
had retired isT ilieir nsgi2S- AZ "a j. With
regret and shame that We write q, bqt Lsr
the past two weeks we haze suesE4 more
complaints made BY many Of 5af hes; citi-
zens of their b-iR= worried and ANNOYED by
the singing. shouting, laughing and yelling
Of a pack If drunken boys nnd young men
Il iis.se, at which all good citizens SSEht 70
be ia i.sd. sias.- 2, sny time heretofore. Al
though otf s-0sles t--ys in no way relax
III their watchfui0ss<. tiaS Ea-oe is entirely
insdcquaie to the dGt.ss ~ u s4.-.s,;rnsi
With the number of burgla4ss. iaeaG6;=s-e.
md offenses OF lesser magnitade dass haze
had 10 De looked after they find their hands
more Gls.s Gail, and have not been able 20
look after sss- stolstors of the borough orSii-
nanees as they siio,1is ~ 'he police force
be increased and let ali ais.s.s.ysgs Of the
peace aad quiet % our beautiftii ihOaES-sn
village be arrested and panishei Lex all
lawlsssness be suppressed. and let i,cace AID
cr.ler once snore n.ign.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02
pEGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons coneerne.
as legatees creditors, or otherwise, that the fol
lowing accounts have passed register, ard that tb'
same will be presented for confirmation and al
loBance az an Orphans Court to be held at Som
| erset. August 3lst, 1882
/. First and final account Of Samuel Custer TX
ecu.or Of Andrew Miller, deed.
2. Third and final account Of n. 5 Frost, AZ
ministrator OF Jacob Steyer, decd
3. First account Of jerome C0Unt-y man, sam
uel Walker and Frederick Walker, Executors Of
Frederick p. Walker, decd.
= Account Of Jonathan Miller, AdmiEis,rat
Of Silohael SpanSler. decd.
;. tiFst and tnal account VI Henry O. Mi!tcn
berger, AdihinistTatuT OF Godfrey Ansteaa, dec d.
g. Supplemental account Of II. +. and q. z
Barnett, Administrators OF George Barnett, de.
ceased.
:. Final account Of Israel limerick, Admins
traitor and Trustee Of John Leydig. decd
5 Account Of John l.. GARNER, Guardian Of
Harvey 4. Shunk.
3 Account Of George W. Slough. admln.s;ra-
Tor OF George Slough deed.
10. Account OF John Thompson, Guardian Of
Alfred g. Barron.
ii. First and hnal account Of william Shaw,
Administrator Of Thomas HiIi, deco.
l.. First and Anai account Of Elizabeth and
Henry Y. Miller, Executors Of Jacob Miller de
ceased.
i. First anf final account OF G. u. Iicnty, Ad-
IniuistratoF OF Joha :. RingleF, deed.
IL Final account OF o. a Bgaa,, ExecatoT Of
Samuel zsrioss. decd.
10. Final accpuu; OF John II Zimmerman, EE-
ecutor OF Daniel Zimmerman, decd.
IS. Second and ERal account Of Jacob Gerhard
and Jonas Meyers. Executors Of Rudolph Meyers
deed
II. First account of e. u. Heilman. and !. ]
Folk, Executors Of Peter Wilhelm. DECD.
IS. Account Of Harrison Younkin, Administra-
tor and Trustee for tne sale OF the real estate o
Mary A. Forquer, decd.
10. First md final account OF Jacob Poorhaugh
Administrator OF Isaiah Johns decd.
20. Final account Of q. q Stutzman, one of thc
Executors and Trustees for the sale OF the -ea
estate Of Jost J. StutZnan. decd.
y. second and anal account Of Daniel Hoffman
Administrator of Henry Umburn, deed
- Account Of Henry A. Christner, Administrs
! tor Of Abraham CLristner. decd
q. Eirs, account OF William kreiehman az,
David Klein Administrators OF Jacob keim deed
! REsisT EE's OFyICE, A. A. STUTZMAN,
Juiy 3lst. 1882. Register.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

Many persons are not aware that glass
can be cut under water with great ease To
almost any shape by simply using pair OF
scissors. In order to insure success the
points must I've kept quite level in the water
while the scissors are applied. and, second-
~, To avoid risk. it Is better to begin cutting
by taking oil small pieces at the corners
and along the edges, and SO reduce the
shape gradually 10 that reqired- When the
operation goes on well the glass breaks away
from the scissors IL small pieces in a
straight lie with the blades. Thetwc hints
given above, if strictly followed, win al
WAYS insure success.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

As P0Hoensap Picking W2a r4t'cIsiaE lis
beat at few moments bsi0ss . O'Gloog On
Thursday morning. ne noticed q dense cloud
of smoke iSsHing from the alley between
the Mammoth and Cook & Beerit's Blocks.
He at once started 10 investigate the cause
OF !. g much smoke. when he discovered that
the rear end OF tee dwelling house owned
by 4 II. Conrciil. I1sc fsonting on Main
sifs-i. Wa On are he iR.me@:ssSly ea-s
the alarm aaa ~ few moments alBios.
the entire popaiAtsoa af the town were on
the streets running in the di.e,ticH Of the
Gne. The bai!ding Is a two and one-i.aIf
story srisk. with one story frame in the
rear. The fire bRd originated in the frame
portion, directly unce. r;.e stairway. and
had made considerable heaixsy beiGre it
was discovered. |; took quite time before
il was gotten under control. and this was not
soas until TIE rear building was completely
rairee snt tiis front one pretty badly dam
aged. fbe lSs I ssiimSled at sl,coO, en-
Hre,y covered BY Insurance .ks horse had
bean 4aoealpied sines abe frst of / pr.i, e2-
cept one OF tEs front gosnss, EiIiei. is Used
by Mr. Jack Wilkinson o. aa ln.asance Of
fee. There seems 10 be 10 doubt hut thai
the IRE was the work OF an ineendiary. 0f
course, speculation j. freely INDUCED
j ss TO the motive that co;lid have prompt.
g rs susandiay. The most generally &C
cepted sqeory ssesgss = b that The building
vas bred by al aocoIrpl.ce q d Acbow-
ei-si.IsF bgrgisT. VINO / nox ~ jsi., ....ls-
ing that ih ii.s eaas,ss;oa and excitement
incident 10 a issse me he G.sii.i assist his
pardner in making hi. e-espe. Sis,is al.aij.-
er IL ;hst the parties expected 10 plumber
other portions Of ;ie town While the nesi
dents were II the scene OF the sre- Police
Rr2 Eiekins says that at the time he firsr
ssv ~ .~pos.- Re noticed man running
ts.s she alley, anr i4lsst X followed him
some ai-;snas. bqt Vas lless---.ie ~ ee s,aSs
him Had it not t.sss .iai i vas ae.e,
sultry night. with searely breath OF ar
stirring, there would undoubtedly have been
? General confisgrsfion. as there are quite
nusIsse- Of frame buildings in the imuedi-
ate vicinity that would have burned like
tinder boxes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

Messrs. Wayne s. Berkeybile, proprietors
of the new mammoth furniture establish
men;. opposite the Central Hotel, Somerset,
Pa, are daily receiving from the eastern
and western cities fresh invoices Of new fur
niture which they are selling at such mar
velously low prices that their goods are
scarcely received and unpacked until they
are sold and placed on their delivery wagon.
They can furnish you with anything you
may want in the furniture lire, from an ell
egan. parior or bed room suit down 10 the
plainest Of kitchen furniture and at prices
that will a,tonish you. Call and &c through
this immense establishment, whether YOU
wish 10 purchase or not.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02
gaSFLUEscE ITEgs.

IlNFLUkScE iTEsS.
M. sailivaa johnson and family, of Al
legheny City. are visiting friends here and
at Addison.
Frank r. Flick aud family. OF the came
place. spent day aud night here, ealing
on their old friends.
The oats crop is now being harvested, and
the yield will be much bette. than was ex-
pecied few weeks ago The early se.-iing
is generally good.
s:T-nger passing along the banks of
.he so-slieEhea. nssf, ffam Ohio Pyle
TO speelnian's aili. Iaigts .link himself il
Egypt, surrounded by Arsbs, but this is not
ths oa.e. a. tie many white canvass renis
are occupied by i;siefmen from various
sections Of the country.
The Independent who came here from
another section Of the country, saying that
Gen. Beaver was liar. and made sport Of
ia .acden leg. has not put in an appear
sacs laES tsR aye. liemay have changed
bis notiqg ).
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

The isssbing woman. Of Shade township,
who was arrcs>.,2 @--re time ago on a charge
Of infanticide. As @-count of which was
published IN the H.EAis > ne time last
week succeeded IN lcceiy.Hg her Is. ...iau.
eluding the constable and mating z.--i i,ss-
eseSpe. At ta. t.sne OF her arr,-, -iie sss
in vesy critical condition, aul :. was 10;
considered .nss.3bie Ia bring aer o. Jail 4
physician vas ~4g..lG-.sd and has i-een At
tending her ever since. Gs.. - 30 fitne since
the arre,, h4s le thoE-i. ner IN = --Ls .cn-
dition 10 travel 81 his last vi,li iioEe>.,.
he thought 10y tie uvxt time ne wouit eal.
she world have recovered sufficiently % be
conveyed 10 Somerset without danger, and
notified the G,siable 10 thar effect. H ac-
ooriingly oaA9i = lew days after in conf
pany With the oa4ls,aSis, Chen great wss
the surprise .: bostl on alsca. ey..4 ;hat pa-
tient and prisones lad tz..en up &c soeS rnd
walked 10 parts rukn0Ea. Sb- doa5t.ess
feigned sickness 20 the doctor. ~ st iea>;
pretended 10 b. much wor>e wien ss sailed
than She r=,iiN va.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

IMPORTANT NoricE.-Your attention Is
called to the advertisement and use of the
old reliable remedy, "Fahrney's Celebrated
Blood Cleanser or Panacea." As blood
cleanser il can't be beat; also for costiye-
ness, constipation, sick headache. etc. This
is the only true "Fahrney's Panacea" that
is manufactured, and is made from the old
original formula by DR.. George q. shively
& Co.. waynesboro', Pa. For sale by all
druggists
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

1 The Boston Journal has a few words on
Jolly Girls that is altogether seasonable
! in the latitude OF Somerset. 1t says: 1T Is
4 not the less a serious question what shall be
done with the American Jolly girl, or what
I she will do with herself The social aspects
of the question are naturally the most OBJ
vioue bat il hes more aspects also. When
= Young girl gets % be impatient Of restraint,
AMI anxious, first and chief OF all, 10 have
| Jolly time She is IN a position of at
least possible peril. From the jolly girls in
1 certain ranks in society the Jennie Cramers
arr recraiie,i-girls who mean 70 harm, but
are so careless of conventionalities chat they
are in danger before they are aware. our
social customs allow Il freedom between the
( sexes which is wise and healthy, but con-
tains perilous probabilities. There i room
at least for the inquiry whether what may
{ be calle-l the calisthenic craze, the cuitiva-
tion Of "maanish sports, games and forms
I of physical exercise among girls, may not
h1ye been The occasion in part for the di-
miniShed gent.eness and wOmanliness OBJ
seryable in the Jolly girl OF the period. A
keen Old lady j. said to have comforted a
young mother who was deplorin= her lot in
! having nc daughter with the remark, BE
thankful, my de2y y.u have none 'n these
ldavs-gho knowss-Sbe might have turned
out Jolly girl Probably there are good
many mothers, English and American, who
appreciate the force of this consolation
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02
MARRIED

SECHLER- R-SHANN0N.--on the 27th Of
July. a. Confluence, by Rev. J. r. Brown,
Nr. NJ ". secblsT and siiss Arininds Shan
non.
MOORE BRANT.--on the llth Of juno
b. Rev. J y. Zinn. Mr.. c. Il. Moore and
Miss Kate Brant both Of New Lexington
this county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

10 fARaERs.--We are ao~ taking orders
for Baugh 4 s0a's Double Eagle Phosphate
for fall seeding al Is per >Hci. of 300 pounds,
or S2S Der ton of ten sacks, on track. Som
erset Station. or At oar warehouse. The
Double Eagle bfaHd i one among the best
and cheapest 0n the market. snd tie use oi
: rlay add - per cent. 10 the yield Of yvlr
r.oes. ~ t.ase q a!s,aTee Yiil say, sead
US your orders 5g matt ana giii ship as al
yised.
CogS j BEEgrrs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

Among the msBs iiiascaisosss 0tenseEprise
In our nsighbof;Rg ioxn Of lt Pleasant Is
the Iastitate. Desais. prophecies Il evil it
has had about 80 per cent. more students
daring the year just closed than daring the
year previous
And now 20 make sure that their faculty
s-,S-ti, aot only pass but surpass. they have
is'a s'i-a- .st f-s ttsEs. ttsEs.i;S e hii;h schools
in Aasssobasesss. CHE % tess l,ss.S- Z; ths
Classical and College preparatory depart
ment and the other to have charge of the
Normal and Scientific department. This
explains why they have sueoess.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

all O'Clock p IL al the right, title and interest
and claim Of the defendant, John Jacob Scaeil,
OF IN aud TO the following real estate. viz:
No ! A certain lot % ground situate in Som
ersat borough, Somerset county. Pa being par,
OF lot No. los, and known as No.7 10 the Parker
Division OF said lot. bounded Main Cross street
on the east lot Of T. Young cr the sUlrh, alley on
tine gsst aat lot ot ysl. Hay, Esl on the north
hein. seventeen feet vide on Main Gross street,
running westward nfty-six feet. having thereon
erected = ones story building now occupied by Il.
g. Scheil, with the sppuTtenances.
No 2 An out-lpt ntainpg six acres, more or
less bounded on the south By the Somerset and
Bedford Turnpike read, on the west by lands OF
Josiah BFsEt A II. Cefroth and John Il. Uhl,
IN the nogih BY lands Of Val Hay and on the
east fsy Ianas oi ELIAS Cunningham. four a:d
thrcefsurrhs acres Of which situate in Sonerse,
township. and the remaining part in Somerset
Borough. with the appurtensnces.
No g. 4 certain tract OF unseated lands sltua te
in Aiiex heny township, Somerset county, Penn a
assessed in the nsTre Of Cofiroth & Sehel, COZ
tanning two hundred acres more or less, with the
apuurteuances.
Taken in execution az the SUI; q: Michael
iia agile and Na-ier salyle his wife, use oi said
Marian saBgis.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

Mr.. J. X CoAroth, at one time one Of the
Editors Of the Somerset Dcmocr0t, with his
wife and child returned from Columbus Ne
braska. where they have living for the past
two years. Monday evening and are board
ing at the Central
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

The Institute al Mt. Pleasant. We iearn, Is
putting on new dress. The boys grew weary
of giving ladies preference in everything and
were about 10 strike for better quarters
whea move was made for repairs. The
new building which our friend y. Il. Critch-
field was largely instrumental in building,
the young ladies have appropriated To them
selves.
The old College is now being remodeled
and will make a splendid home for the
boys
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

Messrs. l. 2. Nonnada and Geo. Z. Baer
who have been spending thepast five weeks
at Mr Vonnada's home in Centre County
returned 10 Somerse: on Saturday. Prof
Vonnada's fall term Of school commenced
in tie Union school house on Monday
morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

\ case of woman attempting 20 poison
the children OF a neighbor by sprinkling
paris green ON the curTants and curran;
bushes where the children were in the habit
Of eating has been returned 10 the District
Attorney. The case comes from Somerset
township. and viii be tlied a, tine nezt term
OF court
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02

Don't LII the toads, the ugly ;oads, that
hop around your door. Each meal the 1T
tie toad doth cath hundred bugs or more.
He sits around with aspect meek until tic
bug Is neared, then shoots he forth his little
tongue like lightning double geared- And
then he soberly doth wink, and shuts has
ugly mug, and patiently doth wait until
there comes another bug.