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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
I'll A Il lie D .

In the NJ. L. Church South, in this nlo.o ~,
Thursday evening, juno 18th. 1852 hy the Rev.
J.. u l., Shinley; Mr. WILLIAM II. ANDERSON
Mr.. H. b. Lucas-aIl of this place.
On tho 10Th inst. bv Rev. VIM Gerhardt. Mr.
LANES a COWG1LI4 to Miss MAGGIE T.
Ora MICH, both of Martinsburg.
Jnne 18th. by Rev. J. McKepfrv. Mr.. JAMES
ROACH to Miss ELLEN GILBERT, both Of
MArtinsburg. Va
In Winchester, June 18th. 1852, at the res
ldeuce Of Mr. .lames Fuller. by Rev. G. w Az
GG,S&n AAELON w. JACKSON to Miss KATIE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
SHEPHERDSTowN, W. Va, J
June 22d, 1882.

uuS @SuS 1909
To James Gordon Bennett, Herald Office,
New York City-In reply to your telegram
l beg to refer to the third section of the not
authorizing the Tariff Commission, as fully
expressing my own idea of the scope of its
inquiries, whereby proper data may be OBJ
tanned TO enable Congress to establish iu>
dicicus Tariff which, while yielding suffi cien |.
revenue for the expenses of the Government,
economically administered, and for the grad
ual payment of the public debt, shall, at the
same time, discriminate in favor of all Ameri-
can interests. For. as our Government and
people are reciprocally dependent for their
mutual defence, each should be prompt to
protect the other from foreign interference.
So too with labor and capital can
be usefully and properly employed without
the aid of the other. Therefore it would be
we'll to have joint commissions, fairly rep>
resenting both interests, to determine guess
tons at issue between them, so as to prevent
tho alleged necessity of strikes to increase
wages on the one side and combinations to
advance prices on the other.
ALIEN r BoTEFER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
CORRESPONDENCE.
From the shephOrds.own Reginter ]

From the shephcrdstown RegiHter
The following Geographic correspondence
indicates Col. Botcler's opinion in regard to
Tariff and Labor Commissions
New York, Juno 81 Alexander R.
Botcler-Please favor Herald with your views
briefly as to your idea of scope of Tariff Com
missions and what you are prepared to re-
commend so as make labor Commissions effec>
tive. Answer
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County of Jefferson, to>Rit

Nounty OF Jetferson, to~wit !:
(IH The County Court)
At a Special Session of said Court, berun
and held at the Court-House in Charlestown
Tuesday, the 5th day Of juno, 1859.
I pom application it is ordered that Office be
~ published and posted at the Door of the
Court House of the County. and ut such places
of voting as are herein mentioned, that the
Polls heretofore opened at Manning. School
House. Wlltshire's Schonl-House and Browns
Shop, will be discontinued that tho Polls at
Harpers Ferry and Bolivar be consolidated into
tween the two places; that the two Polls here
totore held at Shephcrdstown be consolidate
INTO one, to be hold at tho harket-Hause, in
said town and that Polls will be opened a
Zoar Sehool-House, in Charlsstown District
ut Oak Grove School House, in Harper's Ferry
Dis.ri ct, and at Kearneysvill6, in MiddIeway
Distrlct, and the Polls at the LeetOwn lower
Sehool-House he removed to Lcctown.
A COpy-Testc.
IA. MOORE
Clerk of COnnfY Cont.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

Justice Bradley, of the Supreme Court of
the United States, has refused to grant Gui>
teau writ of habeas corpus, and he will
swing on Friday next, unless President Ar
thur. in response to doubts expressed in some
quarters as to Guiteau's sanity, should intOr-
Vene and commute his sentence to imprison-
ment for life
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

The Readjuster aud Republican Coalition
State committees, of Virginia, have nomina.
ted Capt. John 8. Wiso for Congressman at
large.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

The Board of Regents of the West Vir-
ginia University q, its late meeting increased
the salary of tho President from $1,000 to
$500, and that of tho professors from ST..
400 to 81 900, making an aggregate increase
of $4,000 por annum.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

THE ARMY WoHM.-A jar containing
three pints of army worms was brought, to the
city yesterday by Mr.. G. A. Burnette from
the farm of Mr. John +. Books, Still Pond,
Kent county, having been taken double hand
fulls from trench cut by Mr.. Beeks to pro-
tect corn field from invasion. The army
worm is particularly fond of wheat, but now
the crop is SO far advanced no harm can be
done to it, and the worm is invading the
young corn, which is late and tender. Where
the pest prevails the wheat is stripped of the
blades, leaving the straw standing bare and
the ripening heads untouched Earlier in
the season not even stubble would have been
left. To protect the corn in adjoining fields
the farmers dig trenches, the sides of which
are at such an angle tho worm connot crawl
up, and SO they fall back aud grayitate into
holes dug for them, where they are killed by
thousands. Where they once get footing
they steadily consume everything before them,
leaving nothing behind which they can de-
vour.-Bultin0rc San.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

Judge Hughes, in the United States Dis
trios Court at Richmond, Va, last Thursday,
refused the petition for habeas corpus in the
case of Fl. I. Thornton, of Baltimore, ar
rested at Norfolk for selling goods by sample
without having paid the Virginia tax, thus
virtually affirming the constitutionality of the
law in question
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
WHENCE COMES The uHB0UNDED
POPULARITY OF
A1lCOck's Pornls pIastarse


Because they have proved them
selves the Best External Remedy
ever invented. They will cure
asthma, colds, coughs, rheumatism,
neuralgia, and any local pains.
Applied to the small of the back
they are infallible in Back-Ache,
Nervous Debility, and all Kidney
troubles to the pit of the stomach
they are Il sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
AllcOck's Porous
PIaSterS are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Beware
of limitations that blister and burn.
Get ALLCOCK'S, the only Gen
uine Porous Plaster.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

Judge Hogo has been faithful, abIo and is
Influential, and has at no time left his duties
IN Congress to look after political fences or
engage in party ipulations.-FrccP Press.
Why. then, his absence from Congress and
presence in Martinsburg Just Mt the time of
the recent great contest in the House of Rep
resentativcs, the latter part of last month,
and the week previous to the dates of the cor
respondenco which puts him in the field for
Congress ogain3 No "fence, making" as
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

There will be q vacancy OF the Bench of
the Supreme Court of Appeals to be filed at
the October election next fall, the time for
which Judge Snyder was appointed by Gov
error Jackson expiring.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

The Grecnbackers in the 4th Congrossion-
al district will hold ttoir convention July Is.
at Parkersburg. Tho Republicans hold theirs
July 1lth, at Point Pleasant, and the Dem.
oerats at tho same rllee August 10th.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

Dir. j. A. Long has declined tho Coalition
nomination for judge in the fifth judicial dis
trjcs Of North Carolina. He says: ~ do not
propose to go out of the ranks of tho Dem
ocratic party to attempt to correct any sup>
posed mistakes it may have made in the mat,
ter. do not propose to board tho vessel of
the enemy in order to try to scuttlo my own
ship. I do propose to stay on board and help
beat back the assaults of the enemy, and if
the shi P goes down I intend to go down with
the ship"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

Although there is as yet no official an
nouncement, VIC believe we are safe in saying
thatthe Congressional Convention which nom
mates Democratic candidate for Congress
from the Second District will DO held on tho
lst day of August at Charlestown, as ma
jority of the members Of tho Democratic Con-
gressional Committee have agreed on that
day and place.-King,cood Argus.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 81, 1852.

The Greeuback State convention meets at
Clarksburg, August srd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
Mount Parvo Institute.

7 PROPOSE to open this Boarding AID Dov
L School fer Girls the lst "Wednesday of Sep
telnber. 1852.
This Institution is designed to be of high
grade. and it Is hoped will meet fully for Girls
the educational want of the community, and
afford to all attending it advantages as great s.
can be Obtained anywhere else.
TERMS.-Board tinEludiRg Washing LIGHT
and FueD for Scholastic year SITS.
Reduction for Board to pupils who spend
Saturday and Sunday and have their Washiu z
done at home.
Tnition Se5 to $40 for same time.
Music extra.
For further particu lars address me until July
goth at DarnestOwu Montgomery County, Md !;
after that at CharlestOwn, Jefferson County.
West Virginia.
C. N. CAMPBELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
AUCTIONEKR'S NOTICE.

OFFER my services to the public as an "Aue.
tioaeer- vii! be pleased to reader serxie,
anywhere in thu County of Jefferson. and AZ
reasonable charges. ! have taken out Iic.n,e
an ID VIII give prompt ate ntiOn to the business.
r.- p. A. PHILLIPS.
Char.sstoEn. January II. lss2-Iy.
LsI received q rev supP!y of GIIss aud
~ Qnee9sTars. which will be GoId vsrv low by
q. - I79z- 8. 8 DALGARE.
A HE"f h7s iGuaEty Of New Orleans MoIas..s
'0'' FeSslEea " SIS. DALGARN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

Mr. Clifton R. Breckenridge, the nominee
ofthe Arkansas Democrats for Congressman at
large, is son of the late John G. Breokin~
ridge, and is said to have inherited largely of
his distinguished fathers rare oratorical gifts
Mr.. Breckiuridgo is engaged in planting in
Arkansas, and whilst mparatively young
man, has attained great popularity in the
State Of his adoption. His appearance in tho
halls o! Congress will revive memories of his
father, who was for many years leader in
the lower House
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
Aisquith & Wyatt,
AG ENTs, CAARLEsrowN, W. VA
ToR tho benefit of farmers we give the follow

TOR tho benefit OF farmers we give the follov.
4 ing testimonial:
CESrREvILLs, MD, July 10Th 1881
Mr.. j. Jersey Hull: Dear Sir-Ihe Go tuhe>
Empire DrIll purchased Of you last fall with ii
new FORCE FEED PHOSPHATE ATTACHMENT, works
ike charm Il il success in e7ery particular.
have lways had more or ess trouble to get dill
heretofore to SOW an equal quantity whom the phcs
plate box was filled full ugh to 80 great |.
distance without retiliing; tho quantity varying
40 much as to effect the yield of grain. THE drill
distributes as evenly when full when nearly
empty. My phosphate was damp md gummy,
though it forced it Through evenly, without hay
ing sing lie strip tho whole field sccdD eighty
sevon bushols OF wheat, without launching in on
single instance. hpd the prctteRt stand OF whea
eror had. and am sstisti'd made n much larger
crop BIZ uIing tho Empire Force Fced Dill thu
Womb BY using any other. The Daft is from
one-quarter TO ono third less tn any dril evar
used cnn, therefore, recommend it to the pub
lc as being frat cla.s riil in evsrJ particular
and ono that believe will give tire tic
You're. &c, FRANK A. EMORY.
June 90. lS@2-4m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

We did not refer, last week, as the Free
Press would have the public to infer, to the
supporters of Judge Hoge generally in the
last campaign, or to those Democrats who
voted for him in the light of duty as the nom>
iuee of the party; but to "IBerAezcy county
gentlemen who were his most ardent supports
ers in the last campaign"-i. c. some of those
who supported him first, last md oil the time
in the Fairmont Convention. Their name
was not "legior," we are sure As to our
omission of the letter addressed to Judge e.,
we have done as we saw fit, and printed it
when We got ready-not before.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

A tornado swept through central Iowa on
the night of the 18th instant, from north
west to southeast from twenty miles north of
Des Moines. In the southwestern part of
Boone county a number of farms were laid
waste and several persons killed aud injured.
AT Irish Ridge from 10 to II persons arc re,
ported to have been killed. Al Mount Pleas
ant two storms met, and $3.50, 900 damage
was done. Churches were wrecked and 800
houses uuroofcd, and not q chimney left
standing in the town, but only two persons
were killed. Fifty freight cara near Mount
Pleasant were blown over on the main track
causing collision with train on the Chi
cage, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, and
slightly iDjurine the engineer. AT Grinnell,
which suffered severely, Al deaths are re-
ported. and % at outside points, II of the
latter at Malcolm, and in the country north
west of Grinnell. There are over l2O
wounded at Grinnell, about 80 of them being
of rather serious nature. One hundred and
forty-throO dwelling-houses were destroyed
in Grinuell by the tornado, and tie damage
is estimated at half million dollars, which
will be nearly total loss, as very few per-
sons were insured against anything but fro
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

Major Henry Fink, Vices President and
General Manager of the Norfolk & Western
Railroad and East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia Railroad, has been appointed Gen.
ersl Manager of the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad, with Office at Lynchburg, Virginia,
and assumed the duties of the position juno
18th, simultaneously with the completion of
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad and tho
commencement of through business in con-
neetion with the Virginia, Tennessee &
Georgia Airline via Roanoke.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-04-05
DEGISTER'S NOTICE

Notice is hereby given TO all persons concerned
as legatees. creditors, otherwise. that the fo!
lowing accounts have passed register and that the
same will be presented for confirmation and al
lowance at an Orphans Court to be held al Som
erset. April -. lss2
]. Account Of jefferson, Rhoads, :ciuardian ol
2 Final account Of David T. Zimmerman. f;aar.
dian OF Emma Garman- now Emma Samuel
s. ihe account OF Jacob j. Zimmerman, Execu-
tor OF Jacob j. Zimmerman, ST., deed.
L. Account OF Adam H. Mnurer Admjnistrator
sc, of Sarah Lohr, deed
s. First and final account Of r. p. Lohr. Admin
istrator and Trustee OF David Lohr. deco.
8. Account of W. w Dempsey Exesutor ,,f
William Dempsey. deed
:. First and final account Of Levi SNYDER. As
ministrator and Trustee for the sale Of the real
estate Of Susan Snyder. deed
8. Account OF Henry Schiag, Executor Of David
Is0hr. oec'd.
9. First and final account Of Isaac Bianse,. Ad-
mlhistrat0r Of William e.. Miller decd
10. Second account 0f DIR. u. VI. BuechIy Exe-
eut0r OF Daniel BuecEley. deed
IL. Fourth account Of John Speieher and " m
NJ Scnrock, Administrators and Trustees of To-.
bias Speicher, decd.
Il. First and final account Of L. c. Colborn..
Administrator of John Mason, decd
Is. First and nnal account Of Eliza Pile, Ad--
minisfratrix Of Abraham Pile, deed.
II. Second and nnal account OF Henry Rauch.
and Simon L. horns, Administrators Of Frederick
Biesecker, decd.
Is. First and inal account OF Daniel Kimuei
Guardian Of Eliza SaulsmAn.
l5. Second and nnal account Of j. ID. Davis ad--
mnistrator OF John Davis. decd.
IL Account OF Emanuel Kaufman Executor Of :
Solomon Ksafman- deed.
1s Second and final account Of John H. Zin--
mernan, Administrator Of John L. Smith iec'd .
IA ffrst and nnal account OF John U. ktlnnel
Executor Of Sarah Flick, decd.
- Second and final account Of Aaron VIII and.
Henry Siruckof, Executors OF Henry ID. Snyder.
decd.
IL Account Of J. NJ. Glessner and Adam I'm
Rrunt, Administrators cana fesfameHfo aaaero 4
Franz suhre decd
REGrsTERs OFFICE } A. A. STU rZNAN,
Somerset. Uar.zs, s. Register.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-04-05
Rprsr March % 1sss


Ed. HERALD LAST evening the Lamberts-
vile Union Brass Band started for Shanks-
vile to have good time, and to give the
good people serenade. After alighting at
the hotel, and thawing or fingers, we play
ed several pieces. We played at CIV Bait
zer's store, and were on the way 10 C. A.
Brant's store when brought to halt by Mr.
Samuel Dunhain, who invited us to the
school house, where an exhibition was in
progress. We accepted the invitation and
were amply paid for our music by the smiles
and applause of the overcrowded house. We
will not comment on the'exercises, only the
performance was first-ciass, and showed
that Prof. Speicher understands how to
teach young IDEAS After the exhibition
the boys enjoyed Samuel Dunham's "Haya-
mas" for music played at his store. C. A,
Brant received us kindly and of course ''set
out the box" We accepted an invitation
to the house of Mr.. Herman Shank, where
we partook Of supper with a relish. Did
we enjoy il J? Why We smile yet. That esti-
mable lady knows just what the boys rel
ish and how to serve it.
We must with one accord say, that we
were never more kindly received and wei
coined. or more Hospitality entertained than
by these people. 1t was an enjobable even
ing and will not soon vanish from our MEM
ories. Before closing weuld say that We
raise our little cap and say, Thanks.
J. B. l..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-04-05

BLACK CANON. UTE REs-. Col, March O.
Ed. HEEALD.--Througk some irregulari,y
don't get TO see the priE II face of yourpa-
per as often as / would like. Last copy re-
ceived about month since.
Recently we had landslide in the Canon
by which one man was killed, and six
mules were carried into the Gunnison river.
The grading Of the d. & Il. G. r. r. in
some parts of the Canon is very dangerous.
1t is said that on one contract regular regi-
ment of crippled laborers is being taken
care of.
The recent strike of a vein OF silver ore in
the Forest Queen Mine, some twenty miles
above here, has revived the dropping spirits
Of the miners.
Masked balls have been all the rage in the
principal towns Of Colorado this winter
Old miners predict trouble with the Utes
this summer, who were removed from this
reservation into Utah and are said to be
dissatisfied. 'Tis said that their removal
was regular robbery. brought about by an
Indian Commissioner. who is a large cattle
dealer Senator Hill, in order to prevent
collision between the Utes and '-Squatters,
has introduced bill in the Senate to set
aside the Uintah valley, in Utah, for this
tribe. The people of Colorado are deter
mined to get rid of them.
Mac
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-04-05

SECOND WEEK.
MONDAY

MONDAY
}. Philson. Black x Co. vs. Henry Null
2 Daniel Weyand's heirs vs.. Hiteshew ~ Thonn-
as.
3 J. s. Bendervs Bedford and Stoystoy N Turn
pike Road Company
4. Jacob J. Ciiessner vs.. William Suder.
5. w. H. DIN ct al vs.. Salisbury and alli more
Railroad and Coal Company.
6. Dill n Watson Vs. same.
Z. Rebecca q. Meyers vs.. John Feig ct al.
8. Nelson Beali VS.. Hoblitzell ann Hock ngs'
9. Salisbury Railroad Company vs. Cum ber-
land n Elkliek Coal Company.
10. Meyers Administrators vs. s. l.. Meyer et
al
"WEDNESDAY.
IL Samnel Hunsccker vs. DanieI weysr Dis
administrator and heirs
12. Same vs.. Same
IL. Confluence Proprietors VS.. DIR. W. S. Mo IN
tain
IA. Same vs. Adam R. Humbert.
Is. Same Va. W. L. Pullen.
THURSDAY.
Is. Daniel Weyand's heirs &c vs. JONI Berkey
bile.
IL. Henry 5. Picking vs.. @. vannie- ct al.
Is. I'd NJ. klmmel vs. George W Pie.
10. G.. A. Fiickinger VS.. Weld X Sheridan.
30 W. L. Hoblitzell Vs. J. ID. Barnes.
u. Jonathan Miller vs. John A. Milier's Exc |
cutor.
2. Jonathan A Miller We. T. Price and T. |
Reese.
% l.. H. Lee X Brother Vs. Jacob A. Shaffer.
"a George X. pripps' Administrators VS.. Josf- \
an Brant.
Is. Henry Tayman vs. Weld & Sheridan.
26. Isaac Hugus vs.. Nicholas Berkey
g. Same VS.. I'd Alcott.
IS. Same VS.. Abraham Faith.
Beal.
Ms9es sSssTys ssS. rs;i issz $ PTs,Goan,, u TIsns
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-04-05

School RErokr.-Report Of the Sipesvillc
School for the month and term ending
March Il, 1881
F,rsf moi,th.--whsle number in attend
ance, 20: Average attendance. II; Per cent.
Of attendance. 50.
Second month.--Whole number in at
tendancr, 80; Average attendance, %; Per
cent Of attendance, 30.
Third month.-Whole number in attend
ance. 30; Average aftendance, "a; Percent.
vi attendance. .5.
Fourth mon,h.--Whoie number ia at
tendance. 81; Average atten'isacs, - Per
cent. of attendance. %;
Fifth month.-Whole number in attend-
ance, 25; Average attendance. l. Per cent.
of attendance, SO.
yisits--By County Superintendent, /;
Directors, 2; Patrons, 20.
Those presentevery day during the month
are as follows; Maggie shaifer, Maggie Kel-
Ter, Maggie Fritz, Annie Pile, Lizzie Fritz,
Alice Fritz, Clara Keller, Robert Speicher,
Parker Speicher, Morris speicher, and Har-
ry Fritz.
Those present every day during the term !:
Annie Pile, Maggie Fritz, Alice Fritz, Har-
ry Fritz, Robert Speicher, and Morris
Speicher. In progress, to Clara Keller, An.
ME L. Shaffer, Ida C. Pile, Lizzie NJ. Fritz.
The following received prizes for best
spelling Annie Pile, Maggie Shaffer, R bee
ca shaffer, Maggie Keller, Maggie Fritz and
Robert Speicher, Morris Speicher and. liar
ry Fritz, Della Friedline, and Alice Fritz.
The term which has just closed has been
to me the most pleasant Of any in which
have been engaged, during the four years
that have spent in the school room as
teacher Though We as teachers, towards
the close of school, wish more or less for the
last day to arrive, when We will be free for
time from the cares and responsibilities of
the profession, yet when it does come, ow-
ing to the peculiar and tender relations ex-
istin, between teacher and his pupils, We
feel reluctance to pronounce the word dis
less fleetness to his wings which have borne
us onward to the parting hour. But, alas
such is life in which joy and sorrow are
ever commingled. This then should teach
us that all things here below are very vain
and transient. and to remember the Divine
Injunction Work while it is day, for the
night cometh in which no man can work"
The citizens we believe with but few ex-
cepticns, were interested in the attendance
and progress of their children. and to them
tender my sincere thanks for favor and
outside the school room.
Success to you and your lively little
town is the wish of
NJ. X. Bowman. Teacher.
March q, 1882.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-04-05

+. AcDowel, our Main-Cross street Jew
eler. has large complicated clock in his
mammoth jewelry store, which is tie finest,
best. and most costly clock in the county.
1t is adjusted to heat and cold, and is the
only clock of the kind found outside of the
large cities, It's time is always correct. never
varying on account Of the weather. The
works are the very finest. and the frame is
an elegant design in oiled walnut with
glass front and sides. Everybody is invited
to call and see il and compare time. that
they may know when they are correct Its
finish and beauty is something to behold
in clock il is marvel in this country.