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humorous.

A MAN sometimes forgets, before he
has paid, whether he has paid or not I;
but after he has paid he never forgets
that he has paid.
The Speaker of the House is gen
orally known as "the Chair" so
called because he is sat down on so
often.-Miss Winnek.
DRINK, says an exchange, weakens
the system. Yes, but just think how
it strengthens the breath.-Philadel-
phia Chronicle-Herald.
IT is reported that Sarah Bern
hardt has married Greek. 1t is the
first tendency towards grease which
Sarah has ever shown.-Lo,ceU CO,r-
ier.
IT is we'll we cannot see into the
future. Fancy the disgust of Pizarro
if he could have foreseen Shipherd
and his guano claim.-,Syracuse Her.
aid.
We have received the holiday num-
Der of the Congressional Record. 1t
contains more real dry humor than
any other publication we have yet
come across.-OH City Derrick.
A SAN Francisco man has been ar
rested for deceiving a widow. While
his crime is to be abhorred, it must
be admitted that his genius COM
mands admiration.--BostOn Post
A NEW Senate bill says that no yes
sci outward bound "shall be com
PEELED to pay compulsory pilotage."
Perhaps they are to be compelled to
pay voluntary pilotage.--Lo'ceH Cour-
Ter.
That was heartless advice which a
publisher gave to a popular writer
who wanted to know how to make
his books sell for money He said:
"Die. A mans books always bring
fifty per cent more when he dies"
A FOND mother wrote to an enthusi-
astic young lady who had established
a physiology class for girls Please
do not teach my Mary Ann any more
about her insides. It will never do
her no good, and it's very rude"
LAST week an Ohio man on his
travels found shell on the Gettys-
burg battlefield. He took it home
and put it in the stove to- see if it
was real. 1t was genuine. But the
stove is the most glaring imitation
you ever looked at.-Hd,Ckeye.
Our navy is the boss of all that
sweeps the ocean. 1t has not lost
naval battle in many years. The
American flag has been frequently
trailed in the dust by cranky foreign
ers, but what's the odds, so long as
our navy has never been lcked?-
Bloomington Eye.
A LADY in town painted PLAGUE
in the most exquisite manner, and
expressed it to a friend. Soon after
a note of acknowledgment came, in
which the lady stated that 1T is alto
gether too nice to use every day, so l
only use it for bread plate when we
have company"
HERE'S the worst yet: "a man in
Berks county has worn pair of
stockings constantly for thirteen
years." Pretty durable stockings, but
we should think they would soon
need washing. Health journals say
that stockings should be changed at
least once year, on sanitary grounds
alone.
, 1882-06-23

The steamer Relief brought over
from Point San Quentin on the 18th
Of May the first shipment of jute
manufactured at the State Prison by
convict labor. The shipment, which
comprises eight tons Of "sacking, {"
is consigned to Neville & Co, the
tent and bag makers.
, 1882-06-23
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23
fOPEKA. KANSAS,
AupuSt \ ISL

Ed. HEglLD-Havlng spent some time in
this thriving western city-the capital OF the
State-a line may interest your readers. To-
peka has 2000o inhabitants, and IS growing
very fast We had the pleasure Of seeing
the fist experiment made in throwing water
from the new Water works According to
programme, hose was attached TO al ibe
water plugs on the main ,tFefty, and At
..iFrn tine, x; o'clock to-day, large num-
Ser Of wate. spouts could be seen ascending
higher than the highest buildinlzs, and -
the water descended to the streets and pave
ments in spray, beautiful miniature rlipboys
could be seen on the sideY4IEs snd III ali
ins,spoe rainbow could he seen un !. street
car which hsi halted near one % the streams
of water.
At this time the hotels are crowded with
delegates 10 the Eepubiicau convention
which is to convene to day ri p IA. Tie
Temperance people are pushing Governor st.
Johu for '';ilirl tsrm, wh,!e the dcless-es
who arr blessed with 20 ..,sSs .--iio, 'si;r,-
burut--are bitterly opposed - Il. John aud
--third ;ernnisn1 Perhaps some of the
learned legal profession of Somerset could
explain why TED nosed' Kansas delegate
,hoalh - bitterly alasese GoyosnoF ~ John
having third tes,n. ~ John Is Il great
Temperance lecturer, ana, BY the way. when
he rnake> speech he don't rander to the
whiskey clement lest he loose vote. and
IS hot the kind OF politician that would
have a teg Of whiskev concealed i every
hsek .he.i Ap.i -iePle aSaf liig Peills on sles-
liop iay.
The foundation is JUS. being laid for the
main wing T. the State capitol building.
TIE building, whea Completed, will Tesegt-
ble the Aatiopal capitol al Washington
Ws noliced / iaFss 9ambeg Of reiies that
ge7e on exhibition in the Kansas aud Col.
orado building ct the centennial exposition.
Many Of your readsE. will remember the
big hill VI corn that stood near the en-
trance Of shs. building. We remember
! plncking a few grains Of cora from II irog,
which we afterwards fsisea -syesai very
laFge specimens. Wei, ,naI old veteran hill
! ar oofgi il 10 be seen ia the capitol building
nj Topeka-the cohs minus any corn.
/ The flag OF all l.a,ioiIs. when foate,,
/ from top OF the kansas-Colorado buiidiaf
az Philadelphia can he sa..a hers IN = .aSs,
glass case hu, ,h.y ~ s.aaIs la9tA eaten. A
ane sgqcnIfaIa! callseiion IS well ~ psi.s,a'
and stuffed animals aad bird, ,.,any Of them
I that weFe stpn 1T iI.r centennial State build
/ ins. arc here.
Occasionally an Indian OF the shawnes
tribe is seen riding into town clad III the ira.
ditioaal leggings and loose dress 10 coai
made Of some material Of assl .osiT, hl;
hair hanging down 4. W.. IA loug plat
and as he p4sssz Gls white acquaintance -a
/ ni,es.them with an abrup. how
Fruit il plentiful in Kansas this season
I Farrrers in the Republican Valley are offer
| ing to contract peaches u; y cents pei
/ bushel. "a
! We noticed Topeka has quits nurhe5 9.
colored policemen. TIE So.o,e,i ieoPle oi
Kansas haze been pushing their Claim 70
+, have congressman a, large.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

The annual camp meeting of the Evan
gelical Association of this district opened at
the Associations new grounds on Saturday
evening and will continue over next Sun
day. The camp grounds, which We're re-
Gently purchased by the Association, are sit
uate about three-fourths Of a mile north of
Somerset. and no more elegant or more suit
ably located spot could well be found. \
high board fence enClOseS beautiful grove
covering several acres, upon which is 4 large
spring of deicionsly cool water Quite a
namber of cottages have already been erect
ed. and the grove is dotted with handsome
canvass tents. A large covered pulpit is To-
Gated near the centre of the ground facing
south, in front of which are erected henche
by the hundreds for the accommodation of
the worshippers. Over 5000 persons were
on the grounds Sunday, and never before
have We seen so large a crowd behave in so
respectful and orderly a manner. The po-
lice regulations are admirable. and none but
well behaved people are allowed TO enter the
enclosure. The seemon on SUNDAY morn
ing was pre4ched by the presiding elder,
Rev. Boyer. who has u full, powerful voice,
clear and distinct enunciation, we'll adapted
for speaking in the open air. Not one in
his vast audience on sunday morning had
the least difficulty in hearing every word of
hi. most mastery sermon. In the evening
the grounds We're lighted up by torches and
presented most attractive and unique ap
pearance. The sermon in the evening was
also . very forcihle one. and was appreciated
D. lis iasgs arllsnce. -sn sdn.issiqn fee oi
ten cents IS charged al the gate, and xe IN
derstand that something like four hundred
dollars was taken in On Sunday. The only
draw back Of the day was the lack of pro-
visions a. the boarding tents. The i'rOprie-
tors FeTa not eEpecting go ia7ge a erowa,
and we're consequently not rlsparut sor their
entertainment. They did the best they could,
however. and will not hkc.y be- taken Ga-
awares again. The celebrated female evan
selihi. Miss Sa7illa krine, will arrive to
day. Tuesday, and will speak several time-
during the week We are glad to see that
the Grst meeting GA the Rev grounds and
under the new organization y ncir. 81 sue
ecss.ql end viz,i rhe h7e'ha,1 ,ioa ...g7,'
they work.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

loo l:ea sRn The al,ave Ie@apl vii b.
paid ipr the arrest 81 the thiei aui is.e ~.
eoyery Of the pr"!r'rt, >s,'en froniin li,i're
IN Somerset iown-hi. "ii snn'iaF night
Aug. l2ih. ro,,-istiny Of 500 IL, "innev--
$40 af il in gold. In in silver. an, ''aian e
IN l.afsrr money ru'i Judgment ppir~ to
the sn,Hint uf So. onc note against .ley-
ai,ier l.hoad> ior >isg, enc against Ia,pb
Friedlne for so, one ssain-s Noah Brindle
for so one against John Kline for $50, one
against Jacob Kline for 80. one against
Isaac FriedIine for Sli2, and one against
Aaron Barrone for SO
S.arEL BERKLgy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

Mn EDiToE.-On the l2th OF August the
neighb0rine citizens of the Baptis; church
held union celebration on the farm OF e.
der Levi Huopp, a. a day Of jolliiicaiion oi
the good results of the Sunday school held
by Elder X. duringthe summer. 4 free din
ner Tor everybody was prepared by the la
dies OF the neighborhood. \ large quantity
..i aold things Eas furnished by the boys,
consisting OF oaDdies lemons, melons, etc.
Several swings gere erected tgenty-six feet
in length 10 swing the lad;os and gentlemen.
Several good lectures were made. Mr.. jon
athsn Meyers. of Sipesyille, gave Us fine
Sunday school lecture. for which he has the
thanks OF the neighb0rhood.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

4 windfall happened Edward Murphy,
an old gentleman of this vicinity, last Fri
day afternoon, in the shape and to the ex-
tent Of eleven hundred dollars, six hundred
Of which was in gold coin and the remain
der in paper money, part of which was on
broken banks. More than quarter of a
century ago. the lucky man bought num-
Der of old building logs and put up shanty
in what is now called East Greensburg, in
close proximity to the culvert of the Penn
sylvana railroad. Mr.. NJ. continued occu-
pying the building until last week, when he
changed his residence to a new frame dwell
ing which he bad recently erected; after
which, oil the day stated, he commenced
tearing down the old structure, and in do
ing so, one of the logs, many of which had
become rotten, broke in two, and ont rolled,
to the utter amazement Of the owner and
Others, the sum above stated. The money
was quickly gobbled up and placed. we un-
derstand, in one of our banking institutions
for safe keeping GreensJurg IL-mocoat
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VALUABLE HOME
FOR SALE!

V'HE undersigned will sell At private sale ON
Il reasonable terms, a farm containing % acres
situate in Somerset township, one mile west from
the Court House. 80 acres Of which are clear and
10 good sta Of cultivation. and acres timber
land, with new Swiss barn. good dwelling
house. tenant house and other outbuiiings there
on erected; with never-failng springs OF water
and plenty at fruit trees ON the same; adjoining
James ParsOn ON the west
FRANK b. COUNTRYMAS.
Somerset, Pa, Aug. 3, lss2.-;t
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

resides in Jenner township and is engaged
in the business ofhuxtering. In Johnstown
he finds ready market for everything in the
produce line that he is able to gather up.
Sunday evening as me was nearing his home
on his return trip he was suddenly stopped
By three men who ordered him. to stand
and deliver. He delivered up all the spare
cash he had about his clothes to the amount
Of some iwenty-seven dollars, when he was
allowed 10 proceed on his homeward jour
ney.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23
MARRIED.

KEIM- MEYERS AT the Reformed par
sonage at New Centreville. on the 18th day
OF August, by Rev. W. W Deatrick, Miss
Rebecca Meyers and Mr. Josiah Keim, both
of this county
BRANT-BL0uGH.-0n August 6, by
\. A. Cober, Mr.. Isaiah T. Brant and Miss
Lizzie Blough, both of BrothersvalleY town.
shin
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

Tic North .4Berican Rcciac inr September
has for its leading article a very forcible pre-
sentiment, by Dorman b. Eaton, of the
evils produced by the pae;ice of levying
Political Assessments. The paper is note
worthy Tor It's striking array of facts bat
more 50 because it will be universally re-
gar.ied as the u.timatum " large and in
fluential section of the Republican Party
addressed 10 the party leaders. "Oaths in
Legal Proceedings, by Judge Edward 4.
Thomas. Is Il discussion of the question
whether the interests of morality and of
public Justice alike. wonld not be promoted
By the abrogation of all laws requiring testi-
mcny to be given under the sanction of an
oath. Thompson i. Maury, late of the Sig
nal Office. contributes an article on lorna
does and their Causes which, in addition
to its scientific interest, possesses the m erit
Of suggesting many practical measures tor
averting disaster to life aud property from
win1-storms. Architecture IN America, y
BY Clarence Cook. is marked by freedom
OF utterance that is refreshing. IN this re-
spect il deserves TO rank with Commander
Gorringe's celebrated paper on the United
States Navy. Augustus q. Cobb writes of
Earth Burial and Cremation, and ! =.
Manning, in an article entitled The Gene
va Award and the Ship-owners, sets forth
the justice of the claims of consiguors Of
cargoes and owners of vessels To indemnifi-
cation out ofthc Geneva Award fund, for
losses from the acts of Confederate cruisers.
The Review is sold by booksellers end Devs-
dealers generally.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

il is with feelings Of profound rc.rC; tnat
we arc called on ." note the demise of Mrs.
Nora {. Maize. wife Of Wm. H. Maize. one
of the night chief operators of the Western
Union Telegraph Office, pittssurgh. Mn.
Maize died on Monday, August ith, AZ mid
gighs her dca!h having G'r Is cal.sg. ;y-
pEoid ieyef. she ses seii fnp9n m soHl-
erset, the place c: her birth, where she pass
ed the greater portion of her life, and II
would seem almos; ike an idle task to recite
in these lines her many excellent qualities
as daughter, sister and friend, to those Yho
kney and loved heT 80 well. She was ihe
daughter OF Sadse eharles eimmsl, oi this
place and at the time of her death was in
her lweniy-ninth year. She gas married in
1877, aud it seems as though il were hgt q
short tiIne ago since she gent TO the Disci-
rles' snnrln attended by many friends, for
yho vas there II Somerset extraction who
did not esieenl and love her to take upon
herself the holy hoHls pf veilocs, fa-asy
sfiof stricken husband, a notherles- child,
her kindred and friends, mourn deeply her
passing away, just when lie was opening
up new yistas Of happiness As daughter
she was child who honored her parents.
As sister and friend she was loving, s.aad-
fast and traf, eyer le4iy ~ sSs..Iae she bur
aeas ef plkeTs. TO, ali she mad a kindly
aord aud : smile al encouragement. Rs-
sessel OF mind characterized by lie modest
senslbility and heart overfioving with
goodness. she was the friend of all who had
her acquaintance She was known for her
piety, and in the deysut walks OF life was
unfailiug end unremitting in modestly car
rying OF, the precep:s II he X.s.es. IN hes
married life .he Sas true wife, tender
mother, and the society of her horne was
ever frightened by her love. That home is
new de<o.a,e but 10 all those who are
bowed with grief comes the thought that
their loss i her gain, and that she is now in
communion with the angels. We join with
ali in extending TO her family CUR s.neese
synpathy in this their hour Of affection.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

Messrs. Wayne & Berkebile extend a cor
dial invitation to ali persons attending court
10 visit his mammotl furniture store, Oppo-
site the Central Hotel. They have the larg-
been Offered for sale in the county, and
their prices are a surprise 10 everybody
Call and 90 through their immense room
whether you wish to purchase OF not
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

Look TO your interest and buy where you
,-.n - the best advantage, and get pure,
fresh goods. Ia order to insure these two
things we would advise our readers to buy
their d udgs. medicines, etc, at Campbell's 5
2Gl Main street. Call OH him when in Johns
town, and You will he convinced that what
We say il correct.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23
MI. PLEASANT INSTITUTE /!
FALL TERM OPENS
SEPTEM BEER g. So.

THIS Institute is one Of the most convenient and
Il best suited 70 the wants Of the young people
OF Somerset county. There are five courses of
study seven teachers devoting all their time 10
the Institute, besides assistants a new brick
building exclusively for lady boarders another Is
being remodeled Tor young men eight institu-
tions including Colleges, Normal and art Schools
are represented in the Faculty.
In thoroughness health, location and breadth OF
training Mt. Pleasant compares with the very
best
thorough course In Book keeping Music is
taught privately or il class. new piano was
added In the spring and another will he added in
the fall
Painting in oil ard water colors Decorating
china Charcoal and Crs yen drawings.
German taught by ati!e German. A grad
uaie Of leading New Eng land Normal School IN
charge OF the Normal department.
catalogue giving particulars Is lust out, and
viii be sent on application.
Address
LEROY STEPHENS,
aug3 President.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

Let every Republican who possibly can be
present at the mass meeting 20 be held in
the court house oB Tuesday evening of court
Tine soldiers candidate for Governor, Gen.
James A. Beaver, will be present. Several
prominent speakers from abroad will also
address the meeting. Turn out, bows, and
lets have Il regular old timer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

Mr. John S. Shafer has taken the agency
for the sale of that wonderful natural fer
tilizer, Fossil Marl, in this county, and
farmers who wish to get the best possible
fertilizer in the market, and one that will
not injure their land, will do well TO make
n thorough examination of Fossil Mari be-
fore purchasing. Call on or address John
s. Shafer, Somerset, Pa. Don't forget that
it is the cheapest A No. Fertilizer in the
market, selling at only $50 per ton. Agents
wanted in every township at good
DPrcentage.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

HARyEsT-HoxE PIcSIc-The Friedens
Annual Harvest Home Picnic will be held
ia Mowry's Grove ON September md. Ar
rangements will be made TO carry the pro-
visions of any who may come by way OF
car from station TO grove. There will be a
restaurant on the ground The public gen
orally are cordially invited.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

One Bedroom Suit. walnut. marble top ] Walnut
f5s.istssd- Wash. stand. Canes seat Chairs Wal
nut Table and Towel rack. large French GLASS
Mirror, Mattresses, Bowls and Pitchers. :
Rocking Crib (wslnntj, I chestnut Bed. ! stand
and Mirror, halt dozen. walnut CaGe-zeat Chairs.
walnut m4Ible-tOD Cenr1e Table. Cane-seat
Rocker, Organ ami ss0Oi, rattan Rocker. Chr0-
mos. walnut Extension Table, Singer Sewing
Machine. bali dozen Dining ChairE, Sidebosrd
Qpesnsyare and Glassware, l Lounge. isoi,-
case and Table. 1 revolving Study CHAR cane
seat. rustic Rocker, Heating stoves and Pip
Parlor Cook Stove and Pips, No. = Co0sine
Stove. Sinks, Cooking Utensils. Tinware
Flour Chest, Ch2.r, Crooks. Tu6s, Cosque-or
Clothes WringoF, CRih's Carriage IIobby- horse
walnut Aa, Fs.cs wiiA Airrog, giass Fruit Jars
Pet Ptsats IN boon &s.. &c, sc.
sale ~ commence az 70 .. N. OF said dav
ferlns will ee Hs3e Known ON day Of sale
augs L. L. SIEBER
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FOR SALE.

a valuable farm containing about One Hgndrea
GHd siIfyfre AcreS. tl65) ffty to fiftyhye (50-55
acres OF the finest Oak and Poplar timber in Liz-
onier Valley, twenty-five acres excellent meadow
eighty acres splendid grain and pasture land be-
sides other timber land. all well watered, lime
stone on the farm, good frame house wagon shed
grain house ami log barn. Situated from Lock
port, p. X. R., miles, Laeolle p r. r. miles
West Fairneld. one and one half mile where maS
always be found cash grain and hay market.
TERMS EASY.
Address
JAS. q. LENNON,
3s8i Woodland Ave
Philadelphia, Pa.
Or Inquire OF n. W. Lennon, Latrobe Yves
moreland Co. Pa CctJz-ly
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

A little seyen-year-old girl, by the name
of Barbour, who is spending the summer
With her parents at the Somerset House.
Monday afternoon fell from a swing and
broke ier len arm between the elbow and
wrist.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

FrESITrE rEE-Coifroth i Co., are now Of
fering the largest and greatest variety of
furniture for tess money than ever sold be-
lore. We positively can and will undersell
county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23
COURT PROCLAMATION.

~
WHEREAS the Honorable WILLIAM r BAEE-
President Judgeof the several Courts Of Common
Pleas Of the several counties composing the Six
teenth Judicial District and Justice of the Courts
o: Oyer and IerIniuer and General all Deliver.
for the trial Of all capital and other offenders IN
the said District, and WILLIAM Col LfSs and SMA-
UEL SNYDER, Esquires. Judges OF the Courts Of
COmmen Pleas. and Justices Of the Courts Of
Oyer and TermineT. and General Jail Delivery
for the trial Of all capital aud other offenders in
the county Of Somerset, have issued their preceps
and 70 me directed, for holding a Court OF Con-
mon Pleas. and General Quarter Sessions % the
Peace, and General Jail Delivery, aud CJurts q
oyer and Terminer, az Somerset
On Monday, Aug. -. IssS
NoTIcE is hereby given to all the Justices OF the
Peace. the Coroner and COnstables within the said
County Of Somerset. that they he then and there
in their proper persons with their rolls. records
inquisiti0ns. examinations. and other remem-
brances, - do taOSe things which to.their Offices
and in tina. behalf appertain 20 he done; and also
they VINO viii prosecute against the prisoners that
are or shall be in the Jail OF Somerset county % be
then and there to prosecute against them as shall
be lust. JOHN !. SPANGLER
Aug. Sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

our Aoiels gcrc taxed 10 their utmost ca
pacIty on Sunday. The somerset house
furnished dinner for over two hundred aud
nny persons besides their regular guests.
Although George was taken slightly una
wares. he proved equal to the emergency
and scrscd -ations out with a liberal hand
and in the most improved style.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-23

The place TO buy your fall clothing = At
J.B SsYDrR & Cos