The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-01-30

day, the 18th day
GRAND IUEOKs.
Berlin Borough-Rey. H. r. Keener. DIR
J. X. Miller.
Brolhersvalley Harry II. Hanger, Phi lii
Hoffman. 5. W. Hay, John W suder.
Conemaugh-Samuel X Johns, SAINT 'e
Kaufman. Jr.
Elkliek-George Lowry, Jacob J. Live !,
good.
JefIerson-Frederick Shaulis.
Jenner-Joseph schmucker. Henry Hersh
berger
Lower rkeyfoot-Francis Rash.
! Nilford-Peter Dumbold
New Baltimore Borough-John George.
orthampton-C hauncey Boyer.
Quemahoning-Joh Wagner.
Somerset-Philip II. Walker.
Stoyestown Borough-Gec. W. Young.
! Luther r. Zimmerman.
Summit-W. p Meyers.
Wellersburg Borough-William Shaffer-
TRAvERs JURoRs-FIEST WEEK.
Addison-Jeremiah Bowlin, John Smith
Allegheny J. Baer-
Berlin Borough-John Croft, William
Weller.
Brothersvalley = Morgan Dickey, Levi
Queer, William Foust, Jos. l.. Cromer, John
Gumbert, W. c. Rayman.
Conemaugh-Isaac L. Yoder, Henry Len
hart Joseph Custer Jonathan L Ioder.
Elkhck-John ]. Enge, Josiah J. Engler
w. c. Livengood, Jacob Glotfelty.
Jetferson-Theodore l.. Bruner.
Jenner-W. A. Ginder, Jonas J. Anksny,
Robert L. Griffith, Josiah Miller, Samuel G.
Nen, Michael Blough, George J. Country
man.
Jennertown Borough-W. A. Johnson.
Larimer-Josiah Bittner.
Lower Turkey1oot - Baalam Younkin,
Herman Frantz.
Meyersdale Bor ough-N. NJ. Sellers, W
H Sufall, Cyrus Waiter
Middlecreek-Le Long.
Mlford-Jacob :. PhIllippi.
Wesley BIttner.
Quemahoning u. W. Smith, David
Specht,
salisbury Borough Perry NJ. Wall. J. b
Whipkey, Levi Iichliter.
Shade-W. T. Lohr, James Ham;n Levi
Koonz.
Somerset Borough. Harry Fritz.
4 Somerset Jos iah Ankeny.
Standardization Blank.
Stonvcreek ek-Samuel J. Cramer, Alb rahan
Musser. W. IL. Miller, Lewis c. Acker-
man.
TRAyEKs u RoRs-sEcoND WEEK.
AdCiison-John Wilkins, Josiah McCIin-
took, Lewis y. Peck.
Allegheny-Samuei Custer.
Berlin Borough Henry a. Beeber.
rsyaiIey-Samuei Engle, ;. p
Burkholder, Levi Baker, Edward Norman,
Daniel J. Brubaker.
EIklick-U rias Folk, John W. Beachy.
Greenyille-Francis Mckenzie, Joseph
Schultz.
Jeffe rson--A. VI. Miller
Jeuuer-Solomon Judy, Benz Enos, sam
SI.eigle, George Nicodemus.
Jennertown Borough. y. Kautz.
Meycrsdale Borough--MiIton Lewis.
Nlford-Archibald Liyengoud.
Northampton-E. c. Bowman.
Paint-John Hoover David Hershber
ger.
Salisbury Borough. d. Leidig.
Shade-Willism Hammer, George ID.
Manges.
Somerset Boroagh-A. c. Holbert.
Somerset Tp-Franklin BArnharr, Francis
MsGst.
Stonycreeil- Hiram II. Grady, NJ. J. Suy-
der, Daniel Wagner.
Summit-Daniel NJ Sike.
SToY EsTowN ITEMS.
The temperance excitement is about
over.
Stoyestown contemplates building lock
up in the near future.
Hon. A. J. Colb5rn and Sheriff Spangler
were in town one day this week.
William Berkey has replaced his porch
roof, which had fallen down under the
heavy weight ofsnow.
Rev. Haversdckt our oldest minister, died
on Sunday of last week His remains were
taken to Philadelphia tor interment.
Our schools continue TO progress, under
the care of Mes srs Smith and Koontz. Prof
Smith intends teaching a select term in the
spring.
Our venerable townsman, David Clark
claims 10 have butchered the champion calf
this season. II was seven and a half months
old. and tipped the beam when dressed at
33S pounds. Who can beat it2
The sleighing party from Somerset seemed
TO enjoy themselves very much at the Hite
House Wednesday night. They passed the
evening in dancing, and afterwards partook
Of an elegant supper prepared for the oc-
casion.
Tuesday of last week was bnsy day in
our town. \ large lot Of horses and cows
were collected and shipped on the same
day SIeighing party Of twenty came up
from Johustown and dined at the Custer
House. and law suit was tried before
Squire Heffley. in which F. ". Biesecker,
Esq, appeared for the plaintiff, and ". II.
Ruppel. Esq, for the defendant. Judgment
was rendered for plaintiff in the sum of
S4l 90 and costs of suit