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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28


The Longest DAY.-On Wednesday last
was the longest day Of the year. IsS2. The
sun rose al i:5i a. III. and set at 7:2G p. m.
making the time on Wednesday from sun
rise to sunset Il hours and y minutes
Seven days previous to aud seven days af-
ter the 2lst, the sun rises at i.35 a. m. ard
sets at 7:25 2. m making those fourteen
days each IL hours and 81 minutes long.
After the 1Stli the days decrease in length at
the rate Of two minutes day until the
shortest day thc-2lst Of December. which
IS called the winter sol-iice. by astrono-
neIs the present period is known ~ the
summer scistice, or the beginning of the
summer season proper. The WORT solstice
means the standing Of the sun. or in other
words the point hich the sun appears N
reach on his Journey nnfthwarl and ,ben
stand before returning south. The sup ,.,,.
owing to the inclination OF the earth AK
Is, stands vertical over the Tropie of Can
Ger, giving the people in the Northern
Hemisphere long days and short nights and
those IN the Southern Hemisphere long
Ai-ii's aud short days From this on their
days viii get longer and our days shorter.
On the 22dOf September the sun crosses the
equator, and the days and nights are equal
all over the globe. This period then is
known ss the Autumnal equinox. It does
not always follow that the longest day is
me waTInesi, nor that We have the greatest
beat az noon but always at some period
Immediately following those mentioned.
30 we have the scorchers. SO, even though
1t las already been warm this season. we
would advise all our readers to prepare for
the worst.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

would respectfully inform my friends Of
Somerset county that have opened a new
drug storea 232 Main Street, Jobnstown,
Pa, where would be pleased to see them.
Ny stock consists Of Pure Drugs, Chemicals.
Patent Medicines. Dye stuffs. Perfume;y
and Fancy Goods generally. a, ;lis season
| would call attention % the insectrades,
such IS Pure Paris Green, Pure Powdered
White Hellebore, Persian Insect Powder,
etc, When in need of anything in the
drug line come and see me or write io7
prices. All inquiries cheeFfslly answered.
CHAs. GIlETiIH,
232 Main Street
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

Think Of it Mems full stock, half dou-
Die sole stoga Shoes ut - cents pair; mems
fine buttoned or lace shoes at sl.37; ladies
fine kid button OF lace shoes at % cents a
pair; carpet slippers at 81 cents; infants
button shoes at 81 cents; best sole leather at
"a cents per pound. The largest, cheapest
and best selection OF shoes in the county
just received at PaulG. Nowag's cheapstore,
Berlin. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

The latest game to raise money at reli-
gious fairs is te wrap all the young ladies in
sheets and zoll them To the highest gentle
man bidder. Each young man who secures
a.lady AZ the auction becomes her escort
during the remainder Of the evening, and
the fellow who secs the apple Of his eye
pronlenadins around with his rival. while
his purchase is the girl he most dcteSts, IS
in anything but a heavenly frame OF mind
and no doab. enyies the JlisSfui ignorance
of the iieathen~. who never heard Of relig-
ias> loitpTiss
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Provisions and Live stock
TESTED and FOUND WORTHY

In orde. to bring more fully before the notice oi
the people the value Of . true and tried remedy.
We hereby give the following reliable testimonial
from one Of the many who have been cured, and
whose reputation for vsraciiy cannot be ques-
toned.
WOODBURY., y. J. March %, 1ssz.
SWEDISH BTTTERs Co;
GExTLEuEx II have suffered with dyspepsia
and It's horrible effects for many years. Have
spent hundreds of dollars with physicians and N
patent naeiisines with no avail. have been Un-
able 70 eat meats Of any kind. and could n0r re
tain water on my stomach. and was unable 20
sleep at night. / was indUcSd % procure and tTy
a bottle Of YOUR Swedi-h Bitters. and can c1usei-
entiously say its Eso Was ioli0wet by beneficial
results | can Bow SIT down and enjoy hearty
meal OF .aeats and vegetables of any kind. and
have gained sixteen pounds in three weeks, and
can cordially recommend IL % others.
Very respectfully,
AUGUSTUS PREHL-
PEourSeto- 9E Woodbury. City Coach Line. Frshis
LIyery and Accommodation Stables.
The above statement can be relied on.
WI. D. SCOTT.
Ex-Hsyor OF the city Of woodbury.. y. J.
Swedish B.:ters is o sure cure for dyspepsi1.
kidney and liver complaint biliOusness an1 all
digeases Of the stonacs. Give II trial and you
will see thar the test Of Swedish Bittsrs + he
proof Of its merits. Manufactured BY SW Ed
1SH BITTERS CO, Woodbury., y. = sold b
all druggists AZ IS cents Per battle.
may 10.
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Postmaster


BE careful ascsut suFstcke fhe iiirst
fierce heats OF thc Summer sse always most
dangerous because they catch Us unprepared.
During times Of excitement in ye-y hot
weather people are apt to forget their dan
Ger and remain too long exposed 70 the di-
rect heat Of the sun. It j. best 70 slacken
up the kl5ors Of business, particularly be-
tween two and i've o'clock. and TO avoid in
duleence in stimulating beverages But the
old iaea that water should De sparinsiy
used j. exploded Drink what ice water
vou want. only do not take much al a time.
Frequent sips Of ice water are cooling and
keep up the respiration Large Grsughts
are. however. dangerous The main thing
is 10 avoid oyer.aE.S and fret.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28


Another new swindiinG dodge has just
been exposed in the farming districts in
several Of the eastern counties Of the state.
Two weIi-dressed scamps visit farmers and
Others selling cloths, oashiAeres and shawls
almost for nothing, in amounts from so %
$50. taking negotiable notes in preference 10
cash. They say that firm has failed in
Canada and that the goods were snusglei
in here without paying any duty on them
hence they can afford to sell them cheap.
Next sharper No. > CONES along and de-
uands the goods. saving they were stolen,
and al oihsg piaaes presenting noirs that
had been raised from 60 10 s3Oo. t;aite Z
II lumber Of farmers have been caught.
These scamp. may visit this section. and
should they do 30 we advise every reader
Of the HERALD who may receive call from
them TO order them off his premises. II
you want cloths or cashmeres come to town
and buy them from those dealers who in
yite you to pationize them through the ad-
vertising gcolumns ofthe HERALD. By doing
this no raised notes will be presented fol
payment.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION.
The Republican voters of Somerset coun-
ty are requestedto assemble at the places Sc
lected in their several election districts, on
Saturday, June 81, 1892, for the pur-
pose of nominating a county ticket.
J. Il. ScorT, GEo. W. PlLE
Secretary. Chairman
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

The Meyerslale CDmH.aci9i says: Chair
man Hibner, Of the independent Repubii-
can county committee was in town the
other jiay and announced his intention TO
call the county committee 10 nominate can
didatcs from congressman dows To poor
house director ON Tuesday, September 9th.
The primary election for delegates viii be
held in the several districts OF the county
September 2d.
The wayfaring man. though a Philadei-
phia lawyer. would be somewhat puzzled to
know exactly what the above means. Who
IS Hibuer2 If Hibner's committee is going
TO nominate 4 ticket, why have primary?
Probably the C0s,lacciqlmeans the commit
tee is going to be called together tofix time
for the convention and the delegates are 10
nominate ticket.
At another place it says: Dr. II. Clay
Mckinley has been appointed on the In
dependent Republican State central commit
tee. etc"
That's right, boys, keep your courage up.
The Republican Varty has been buryins the
Democrats at each Noyembe! election for so
many years that an Independent corpse
would furnish a little variety-a planting
Of twins, as it We're.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

Nr. +. 7. Kerr has just returned from
Philadelphia and New York, and asserts
most positively thai the South Pennsylva-
aia Railroad is tobebuilt. lie says that the
doubts that have hung about it for some
time have been removed, and that It's pro
jeciors are going TO bald Immediately. He
derives this information from headquarters.
A. he j. an attorney for the road he ought
10 know as much a. any one else about it
RoI5rF R,Uul1icla.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

New SrocK or FURSITURE.-We have just
received in stock line of city made furni-
iure, which we will sell at very low prices.
We have rattan and folding chairs. uphol-
s.esed pa-lor ssts, sidg-bosrds, etc. PeisoRs
calling at our garsroons ean have choice
of city OF home hand-nade furniture.
CoFFEorH Il Go.
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DIED.

PILE.-On the 18th inst. in Middlecrcek
township, Susan, wife of jeremiah Pile
aged - years, Smonths and Il days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

WANTED.-By two gentlemen. furnished
room in Somerset, without board, by the
month, quarter or year viii pay 4 reason
able price. Address, stating locality and
terms.
JoHS MARsToN,
T. 0. Box a. So
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

Editor Swank, OF the Johnstown Tribune,
has been reappointed postmaster at that
place. There is nothing Ike sticking 20 a
good postmaster when you have one
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

GRATEFUL To INvALrps.-Floreston CO.
logne is grateful to invalds as 1t is refresh
ing without the sickening effect of most
perfumes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of certain wits OF ri. Pa. ant al. RI.
Fa issued cut Of thc Court of Common Pleas 0f
Somerset county, Pa, and o. me directed, there
will be exposed % public sale, on the farm OF
George Wass, In Addison t0wusnip, Somerset
county. p. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

TRlBCrE or REsPEcT.-Whcress. II has
been in accordance with Gods divine plans TO
remove from our mids, our worthy scholar.
Jacob F. Hoffman. member Of the st. james
Sunday school. we cannot refrain from Civ
ing an impression Of our feeling, OF sorrow
in behalf Of his death and in sympathy
with the heart stricken family.
Resoired. That in the death Of Jacob F.
Hoffman the Sunday school has sustained
the loss of an earnest aud faithful worker
the church r promising member, The family
: kind and loving son.
lge.55r-4, That while We bow in humble
submission to he Eiii Gf god, Tc sincerely
mourn the los Of cur deceased scholar.
Rez9ired That the sympathies Of this
school be extended to the family Of the de-
ceased brother. hoping to comfort them by
the assurance that their los j. his eternal
gain
ResolretI, That copy Of these resolution
be published in the county papers, and
copy sent 10 the family cf the deceased.
HAGvEY J. MILLER,
MoEGAx W. SHAFFEE,
ElNER Z FRANK.
CaWMju2e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

An exchange publishes The following
which we commend TO the attention Of our
readers a physician calls attention tothe
dangerous custom Of leaving lamps partly
turn Cd down. whereby poisonous gas Is
ccuera.ed to which be has traced many
throat and lung diseases. In some cases he
finds a SCOT deposit on the mucous Inem-
hrane. where such foul air IS breathed. Ri
ther extinsuish lamp or let the light burn
sufficiently 20 prevent the accumulation of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

II isn't the beeisteak which people look
al when they pound it. The idea isto inform
the neighbors that they have made a raise
for breakfast.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

The HiGHEsT Rass.-Msde from hsrm
less m@;eriais, and sdapted 10 the needs %
faGeing and falling hair, ParSer's Hair Bal
sam has taken highest raak as reliable
hair restorative.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28


Use theiiEi-ALp 4'li'''
50 New clothing, cheap ana oi 'he '"'eA
ss 4. les 81 heiley S.
yiE Another large invoice OF clothing JusV fe
yed at hoiderbaums
III WaNrED.-PoJatoes and wool IN eXchans
r goods OF cash. at hoiderbaum.s-
Healev has the cheapest and largest Linz
rs n straw and felt hats in Sonerset-
Group. wHo0PING COUGH and Bron
binds Immediately relieved 10y Shiloh s cure
!, sr,.5.r. &, ca sell the cheapes: hat.
=, 80,
y ,,..-.,,..... ...... nee, wear. linen Gull.
-. .. I5stlley',.
e.-..l. ,t cha. II. Fish.
hLhALD '''''-
'''A '''' ,-.,s mo. ,l.o HIM.,
~. ~ ,,...,-- d..
inc ann
Nc" 2''"S ' '''' Ai'-''' 5'7'
ei2's
SLEEfLEss NIGHTS MADE iniseFa! 'e
Cha; terrible cough. 9hll"h cure j. .i's
/, 'i'''s ''' YOU
/ NICE assortment ot kld E'o'e9' ace
1 ritts, lace curtains, ETC. Jus; received a'
Iolderbaum's.
d Busine-s men should order their Bill ana
ater Heads put ap in packets We lTiht
e. p very nandsoines' "' ''''- 'i-'''
y DRY Goods motions. oil cloths cretons and
Fl H. of the LATEST patterns are To- 'e i''''o
I = q Hel.e corner.
THAT HACKING COUGH can te 50
) qic.y cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guar
a. &C.
= I4e 5est German plate looking glasses,
sizes. at
HoLpEEBN.Ns.
-t will De 20 your advantage to e.ll and
HeG'ey', large line Of wall and window
per before buying in that line.
-.r,p,.r4 ct-prD b.sr,b and sweet
n ...tl, .....,,r,l l,v Sbilob's ,,ararrI, Remedy
!, f $ ,--.s 20 .er;s nasal Injector free
,-.,,- .,,-r,--r-r, NIL, 1,,..,.,.i,,,.s
'-.'' 80 - zi.,Ifze- is
.-..,.....I ..,,r,-..,,,,
,-,.- -.,... orfl-
IL ''''''''- .,,.. -...,.;,.ol Of
-'.'' '.-'' ''.'
.
"'.' ''''' '.'- aug, - - -
''
9-i-L'ho 'o'0h ana Consumption
uTe i- sold hy U- "n "a guarantee IL cures
Tic au,-i assortment 'i N'''l'9 'i'.NS'
i,a,.-y. S.'verpla,ed Ware, SIeetacies'
Eye Glasses. eyer brought 10 Somerset eoHh-
y at Z. McDowels.
r.r a nice summer suit or anything IN
jh. clothing lire be sure so call at J. b.
e -ae fn --.r.
q .,..r .....7 ....,.,,, ,ir,, line Of cashmcres,
: --- n r.. $40 cents ,,e-var,l. silk var1= q Is
So ... lawns s. to t2s cents at Holder
l,sa-..,.
,....-.
l, s'.',, c,-r '','',. "a ,.'.,Il,.
l- .. ..,.,,.l .e ,,-r.s. "a Charles II. Fish
II. e....
g. d.. s..,;,,,,.... ,. .,,,slI
". I...,.-
z -. tn.
.'''
ID
Wtr-Fn.-NaI!c sugar. Bacon. Wheat
Oats Potatoes and Beans for cash or =" eN-
chance i'f "'f'--'-i''-'S' '' OUT ..e ~ '''''>
''"'' '> -'il''''S
Lali,s, We have reduced "uT lawns and
II dress -in-ha1fs. ta'. and see them before
.hev are ail gone
5.B.SNFnrE q Go.
.-r--...ndeui w-i;ins from the south
.,.,,-..- .ir.. .E.url an Eheuna.
.s,,, .-,....l.. -,a-7sI >,ts4ri.- a. liar
---- -
T-s-ts r7lf,as. shawl straps. ladies.
.,-.-. and ,i.-l l-rr-- l.auze coats cheape-
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A UDITOR1S NOTICE.

a UDITOR ; NOTIJE.
John Poister and wife, In tine Court of Common
20 Pleas Of Somerset Co,
Rufus II. Dull. No. III April T. 1879.
voluntary AssignIaent)
And now, I'd May, lss2, on motion OF i. X.
Scott, Esq. attorney for Judgment creditors, the
Court appoints Parker y. KlmmeL ESQ.,, Auditor
to distribute the funds IN the hands Of the As
signee to and among those legally entitled thsrs-
10.
Extract from the record certified tie 9th OF
May, 1882.
s. U. TRENT
ProthOn0tary.
The undersigned, in pursuance OI the directions
given in tie foregoing commission, win attend at
The oi.soe Of J "a Kimmel, Esq, in Somerset bOr-
oagh, on Friday, the I'D day Of June. lss2, 70
perform the duties therein enlOined. All persons
Interested will please take notice.
PARKER Y. KIIMEL-
may3l Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

On the first Of July new postal reg1i--
ton goes into effect. AL letters placed in
the postoiiioe on which The fGll postage has
no; been paid will ne retained, and the par
ties 10 whom they are directed aEe notified
BY postal card thai upon payment Of the
balance Of the postage they viii be forward
ed. Heretofore such lesteTs were sent 10 the
dead letter Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

on the first day Of June aboa; l5j persons
gathered on the farm ot George I. Esrrone,
of Somerset township, to assi-, that gentle
man in raising The timbers for first class
barn, l5xs5 feet NJ. jacob Earoue *
sons we're the builders, and they have done
2 fir>t class lob.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

4 party Of ladies. members Of the Disci-
ples church choir, who were at Berlin on
Sunday morning attending church, got bad
" left on their homeward journey. About
three miles this side Of Berlin the front axle
Of the carriage broke, and the fair party
were compelled 20 dismouut and walk back
TO Berlin. They reached home via Garrett
end Rockw0oi on Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

Wayne & Berkebile's siga a; their iurni-
.ure warerooms on Main street is unique, to
say the least OF IL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

ADvEBrIsEp i.ErrE~--Fhe following al
dressed letters Ia the P3stoiiiee, =. SSiter-
SCI. will be sent 20 the Dead Letter Office,
Washington. y. C.. if not called for in Is
days.
Abraham Anderson, samuel \. Clay.
Wm. J.. COPS. C.. =. Outright, D. L. Daynes,
J. ". Eppley, Mrs L0,lisa Gallagher, Blair
2. Ha-y. CHRIST Hupaert. Jacob Hellley, FL
mer Iulay. Mrs. Missouri Johns, Joseph
sohnson. Robert larne-. ;. \. Lemon,
Crist. Long. \. Il. Porter, Layinia Pile, John
Raucis. George W. Shaier r. NJ South, p.
F. Sunny. c. Gerard Wolviagton, George
Whitley A. DAVIS,
Postmaster
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Bishop H. 2. Holsinser viii remove the
oaice of the Pfog5e2isl CE-.t'r7 from Ber-
lin 70 Ashland. Ohio. Ia che Immediate fu
ture. There IS 4 paper published 81 Ash
land BY the ProgTeSsiveS which wi!i re oSH-
solidated with the one owned bv Bishop
Holsinger. the new paper taking the name
OF the P7srressirr C7riEfiqa-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

As il Is customary with all political par
ties 10 publish the names Of members Of
their county committee, can't the Meyers
dale C,nmcTc1I furnish. for the benefit Of
Che public, the names of Mr.. Hibucr's COM
mit5oe that are to call q bolters convention
in Sentemh.r,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

RE1IGlors-The second quarterly meet
ing Of Somerset Circuit, Evangelical Asso-
citation, will be held in The Weller church
commencing Saturday evening, July lst
communion services on Sunday following
at 10 a. ~. Members Of quarterly confer
ence viii convene in church in Somerset
July l-t At p. M. 60 transact the business
OF quarterly conference.
!. II. BOYER, p. Z.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

Il has been quite warm during the pas;
week, and even rheumatics have shed their
ftnnels
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

The warm weather Of the past week has
been very beneficial TO the growing crops.
which are promising. The warmth was par
tjcula~lv useful in case of the corn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

\ pinch Of cayenne or. red pepper sprin-
killed. over the exposed parts OF cabbage
plants Is said to be sure death 20 the cabbage
worms.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

The 3lcycrsi2le C5lnae'qi has dropped
clean over into the independent LOT. il has
been floun5erinc around on the .'ra--ad
edge for long time. Delnocra;iy liastur-
age lies just beyond The CoaEscreial.Ias
hanker.ng fer the -'i'ssh pots of the u-tcs-
rihea. The next step will be in that direc-
fier.-Erercti Pres
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

Pennsylvania school teachers viii assem-
lie in State convention on the 9Th prox at
Pottsyillc
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

Too many small boys runs our streets
after nightfall, picking up bad language and
vicious habits from those who are older in
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

\ return 70 the old plan or appreniicine
boys 90 trades IS being advocated The
hosts OF young men IN every large city who
apply for employment and fail 20 get 1t, Tor
the reason that they cannot truthfuiiy affirm
that they are educated OF especially fitted
for any particular business, constitute a 20
tent argument in favor oG reform. Under
the apprenticeship system we should have
fcwcr ignorant mechanics and incompetent
business naa. 4 trade is half q mans for
tune
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

Morgan. Colborn, Hoover, and 3ayman
make a good county ticket, and one that
will command the usual good old majority
in the fail
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]. II. BOYER, L. l..
a.. \. REIKINGEE, Z. I

The constable of Shade vas in Somerset
on Monday seeking aid from the proper au-
thoriii,s for the relief cf Eliza Bisbing, the
Young woman charged with inianticide' an
account os which we published last week.
The woman. 1t seems, is actually suffering
fer the want of food and clothing, The
physician in charge of the case reports that
She is not improving and II IS not unlikely
that she will be called ON To answer at a
higher court before made to face the courts
af this commonwealth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

Fourth Of July or no Fourth Of July, the
boys will have their ire-cracker> and fling
the old nag TO the breeze. 1t looks as if
young America was more patriotic than their
r.thar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

The auditors OF one Of the townships ia
Huntingdon county have go, iEto trouble
for falling to publish the annual report Of
the receipts and expenditure of said tnwn-
ship. and their experience ought % be
warning 10 the many township and 5urou-h
auditors in TINS county who have uod in
the same path FROM time almost inmemo-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

The festive little mosquitoes are around
presenting their Little bills.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-28

Egg festivals are the latest Each lady
brings an egg with her name written on H.
These are deposited iu haske., and before
supper they are passed around ard each
gentleman takes one and the lady whose
name he draws j. his partner f5- the sup