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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24

A Cheraw special TO the News and
Courier says: !. PNwley Douglass. who
WAS generally thought to be the party
who guided the posse that killed Boggan
Cash, was shot down to-day while Mt
work in his field. He is shot in the side
near the back and tho wound is consider
ed fatal. He claims to know who did the
shooting, but has not communicated tho
fact TO any one, rumor says, under ad-
vice.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
For Probate Judge.

DE'Ap The friends of B. d. GARVIN re-
sp"crtnl1y announce him as a candidate for
the office of Probate Judge of Pickcns
County nj the next election, subject TO
nomination by the Democratic party AT the
approaching primary election.
Dfap The friends Of J. II. NEWTON
respectfully announce him as a candidate
for re election 20 the office of Probate Judge
of I'ickHns County at the next election,
S"hl"ct ton nomination by the Democratic
pnrt NJ the nppronching primnrY election
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24

cheering outlook to lead us to an indif-
ferent or careless support of the ticket.
This bright prospect, is only based upon
tho assumption that every democrat will
do his whole duty. every Democrat
should talk for the ticket, work for the
ticket and,vote for tho ticket. If VIC all
do this we believe the victory will be
ours.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
LOOK OUT!
The Big Show Still
EASH4EE.. y. g..

- iLh thcy comc and yet thcyv&o.. Thora
~ Or MARBLE BUREAUS wYlI'uotunv
All kinds of Walnut and Panel Beds. coma
and then are gone.
SPiadlc, Trundle, and Single Beds nj,
prices.
Bed Springs, Wire, Shuok and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers. sll grader
a largo variety Of Rxtons,on, Kiteb.,
Tenpoy and Center Tables, Parlo-
Chamber Suits. Lounges, Cradles, Cris.
Wh"tnots, Hat Racks, Umbrella Stan
Chronos, Notices, Frames, 60, Kitchen
and Side Board Safes
Always on hand n general line of Under
takers supplies, consisting of Caske,p-
Burial Gases and Burial Robes, for both,
sex, all styles. Coflius Trimmed IN or~
style OF Handles and plnles at alAfburS
All Goods Mt bottom figures. Can or,r
see Tor yourselves. No charge made for.
looking Accept thanks for past fnyors.
"A. VI. NUNlON.
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
c. Is. 1883 81
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
BOwen's Mills!

J ANlNG hrrn recently ovcrhm!icd, are
1 NOW in first rate order. Persons COM
ing from distance will get their grinding
done at night. They will find house to
stay III and stalls for their horses civ"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
Fer Coroner.

B;s.r The many friends Of ANDREW r.
llAMlLTON respectfully bring forward his
name as n candidate for the office Of Cor
"ncr of Pickcns county. suhicct to nomin-
alton by the Democratic party in the next
primary election.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
Nominating Congressional Candidates
by Primary Election

The Greenville News Expresses tho
Hope that there may bo such n dead lock
in the Congressional Conventions OF the
Sd and 4th Districts as to prevent the
nomination Of candidate in either, and
that the Conventions may then rotor the
question to the people to be decided by
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
an Selling The Pratt Gins, Feeders
AND GONDEGNSEESS.

DO y"" ,,ant the best Gin on the market?
BAY 'hc Pratt. 1870 sold in South Carolina
in 1882. n'
Winship and Brown Gins, Feeders and
CoEdcnSrrs kept in Stock.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
J. H. Morgan & Bros.
BARGAINS IN SHOES,

We can sell greater Bargains in Shoes
than any other house.
Having three different and distinct de-
partmcntS under the same management
and run with the same expense, each de-
partmcnt being auxiliary to the other and
sharing the expense one with another, max
ing the expenses nominal on each, thus
enabling us to have better Leather put into
the Shoe which will give you more actual
wear and better value than you can buy
from any one line house.
Our JObbing trade has increased 50 much
that we find it necessary to buy in large
quantities to meet the demand.
Buying as We do in large quantities for
SPOT CASH, places us in Il position to
take advantage aud get the inside track i'll
our purchases.
We pay Spot Cash for every dollars
worth Of Goods we buy.
1t is II well known fact that when n buy
CT has the money and will take large guam
titles, every induccmcnt in prices is offered
them.
We contend that if you will buy your
Shoes from us your Shoe bill will cost you
less money than heretofore.
We guarantee every pair ns represented.
Our guarantee means satisfaction to the
customer.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
Public Meetings.

At e meeting of the County Executive
Committee, held July 10th, 1884, the fol-
lowing series Of public meetings were ar
ranged for the County:
Hurricane, (Ninc Mile School sIJousc)
Thursday, August. ........... eth
Enstatoe, Friday, August. ........ Slh
Pumpkintown, Saturday, August.., 9th
Dacrsvillc, Monday, August. ....... 11th
Cross Plains. Tuesday, August. ..... 12th
Easlcy, "Wednesday, August. ....... 18th
Liberty, Thursday, August. St......... 1ith
Central. Friday. August. ............ 18th
Pickcns G. H., Saturday, August. 10th
All candidates in the county, who hold
themselves subject to the primary election,
are requested to be present at these meet
ings and address the people upon the poll
tical ISSUES of the day.
d. f. BHADIEY,
County Chairman.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
DON'T BUY YoUR
PPe8S,

before examining the BOSS PRESS. You
can see it at my Office.
also keep the Schofcld and the Hy-
draulic Cotton Presses.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24

+" do good Farming, you should have
The Iron Ag" ultivator, Thomas Smooth
ing Harrow, The Randall Puvcrizcr. They
are all good and endorsed by all who use
them.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
Ev "a orator

htWARfES Absolute Divorces for porsona
"a shShS residing throughout the On.
tied States and anada for dosortion, non
support, intompo:nnce, cruelty, incom-
p"tibihty' etc. Advice FREQ. State your
case and address ATTORNEY WARD, world
Building, 1867 Broadway, New York.
NOTICE OF FINAL y SETTLEMENT
~ thereby give notice that will applv
TO }. IT,, Newton, Judge of Probate for
Pickons County, s. c., on The 23d ds,y Of
AUGUST. 1894, for leave 80 make final
"c"NrTN0t &C 80 Tzt0ts or :. .t III
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24

A political meeting was held Mt Grcon-
wood on the 18th instant. All tho can
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
To the Farmers.
Do YOU " 4 NT \

Nall and get prices before buying. can
make ii tu your Interest T. do 90.
Nht"r;nwn and Wood. Tabor IL Morse
Agricultural and Portable Engines Il Speci-
atty.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24

The Farmers Favorite Grain Drill.
The only Dri' that will plant rust proof
oats without skipping. Plants each and
every variety of field grain. Light in drnft
convenient in adjusting reliable in ope-
ration.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-07-24
Democratic Nominees.


Democratic Nominees.
EoR PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN GROVER CLEVELAND,
Or New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THOMAS a. nENBRICKS,
OF lnndnua.
Democratic State Ticket.
EoR GoVERNoR:
HUGH 8. THOMPSON.
FOR rTEUTESANr GOVERNOR.
JOHN G. SHEPHERD.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
J. n. LIPSCOMB.
FOR TREASURER.
J. =. RICHARDSON.
FOR ApJrTANT AND INSPECTOR GRNEnAL
A. NJ. MANlGAuLT.
FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL.
W. L. S:ONEY.
E0R ATTORNEY GENERAL.
G. II. MILES.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or EprCATIoN.
ASBURY COWARD.
FOR SOLICITOR OF STm CIRCUIT,
COL. JAMES i. ORR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03
MARRIED
Now AND THEs-

NENSER-CT STER.-NOvenbsrl9. l9. lss-
81 the Lufh s-3B parsonage IN Sozs-se;- b!
Rev. J. r. shezrer. Mr. jacob W Mense,
and Miss Annie J. CGster. both O. near
Somerset
RJSHEBERGER-BAkER.- NoFembe,
2, iss4, a. the SAME place By the same. NJ.
Roise-i Rasherberge TO Miss Kate Baker
both Of B&kersville this county.
NcoUADE-SKELLY.-In Berlin. sep
tsn5er q, 1sss. by Rev. J. ". PoEnbsrser
Nr James McQn2de and Miss Georgianns
Sicily, both Of Berlin, Pa
BRUBAkER -KSEPPER-In Berlin
October ls. 1854. by the sane Mr.. Charles
s-zb2ksr 10 Mss Es;a Knepper. both o.
Berlin, Pa
RoSSNILLER--In Berlin, Pa, or sun
day. November :, 1854, by the same. Nr.
Samuel Ross, Of Berlin, Pa, xnd Miss Anna
E Miller. Of Allegheny township. Somerse;
county, Pa
wALKER-H0FFMAN.-IB Berlin. On
Thursday. November g. 1884 By the
same. Nj George Walker and Miss
Mary Hoffman. both Of Berlin. Pa
FILMER TCRNEY.- = AT ConHnsnce,
on Sunday, November =, 1ss4. by Rev. J.
r Brown, Mr.. B. r. Fulmsr and Miss Liz
z;e Tnroey, both Of Somerset county. Pa
wA6NER-MILLER- the home Of
the bride. November 35, lss4, by Rsvs. C. {.
e1nbe-s and s z Bridenbxugh. the Rev
r s Wagner, Of Berlin, Pa, 10 Miss Mary
Ellen Miller. yoangess daughter Of Elder
Josiah Miller, of New Centreville, Somerset
county. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03
DEGISTERS NOTICE.
CONFIRMATION DAY DEG iirH.

tsiice Il hereby given 70 Al lers1-s concerned
a. fsx1fees c-ecisors. 0r ctherxiss ttxf lke fol-
i0ul. acc8znzs hsre passed register, sed that
the sane VIII re y-eseDsea Ter confirmation a1c
allowance 81 an Orphans C0urf u be held a. Son
e-set Dec Epcr II lss-.
J Account Of l.y1l2 N Ho-ner- Adlin4sirst--x
Of Cyrus Har-s-. deed
2 First aDS 1nAl ScSozzt of Gideon Berssy hile-
Exee1fo- q Susz-ns Berksybile decd
First and nnal account u Philip Esy 4 F. J 4.
zzke- Administrators q Franklin Hay, deed
= FRS and znai ac-punf ef william P HsF-
GasrdiAu q Mary Jscoess, minor child ot Peier
Shzlzz deed.
) First aad final account af g A rony ssd y
z Shadsr ExeclIars 8f Geo. Shzfie-. aec'd
G Frs and znsi SecourI II John a kArieT,
Aduinisl-at0r Of Sau1ei Bay. cee'd
Accent q lscae Z. StAao. dLiriS-rn.gy 4s
Martha Stauh. cecd
First ard hnzl soroart q ynB. Freass
Acuiniz-siu- and Trustee for the sale Of the real
estate Of John Cxseheer decd.
8 Account q Michael Ansell. AduirisfrarGT
and Trrs;ee for the sale Of The real estate q John
CAREY, decd.
%. FIRST and tusI a5cOun; Of J. " Brrkhclde-
AauinsElrstor ef Sarah A L-inxenael3. DEED
IL Firss and final account Of iexzBcer Esoa3<
administrator Of Joseph WilfrDut- dec
John N Holderoaau- Administrators ef Eliza
Hezhey. decd
u fsrs; ans hnai account q Joseph Hernsr
And Joseph Rh0aSs, Administrators Of Jonathan
Rhasds dsc'd
j. Flrsr zccounf Of elias FIse AID Sau7cl J.
Is. Frs aoS n1ai scoouzf Of W L "a sodcock
Atrrinist-stgr q James Wesxle- dee d
e FRS; account & D&rsed and Charles P ?
man FxeeCt0rs 0fCbris.isn Peterrasn- decd
Recorders O1ace- A a SIJTZNAS
Nsr. i. lsss- Register.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

Norr1 NoEsks fTrxs-
p { and A6E;n Mznre-'s hozss has beer,
competed AID theT are living Il l.
his Esllas, IS badly IN nsed of good
blsrksr,ifh- There Is scarcely hesrer oP-
por-anify IN he e,unsy fo- good. sober
uurknan-
One yez- ago tbs pisce lad the l2rsss-
ard sresr ssso--uenf of bachsio-z N the
coazty. bzi leap ye.- kz< Diminished The
nurnssr oonsss>rshly.
Joazihzn n, Rboa3s hss buiit \ arg. she1
n troai q his bs-u. ]; snsue-ing the c01ble
PurPose Of suicss- shop. and I'rotecron
q rs hz-nya-s f-o1 the sto-ras-
II. = Lohr aeoenfly sunk : wei Il his
na-nFa-t- for cuoveui-Dcs IN watering bis
I've STOCK. Previous winters be uas cozz-
pelied 70 drive In earle nearly quarter q
ale % 4 fr1ogh fof water
E1 Dsrse,s hzs rs steam szw mil On Da-
va B9una1's farm. szrisg material Tor tie
reb1ildins Of his harm. which uxs lately de-
sr-vyed ~ ire John A-kezy has the con-
t-zu f0r tAe carpenter work
Sarah GaId3ez. dsnghter os George Gard
ne-. of s-zDsor's Nils. died Of consunption
On Tie l-ih inst. and rAs buried on the 18th
inst .; TIE Homer church. Her age was
> year. ? months and Is days
Rev. A X Fslson. pastor Of The stoyes-
town ehs-re few SUNDAYS since announc-
e te the Homer congregation that they
need not take vote on his continuarce q
their pastor as be would shortly hand in
his resignation
John Knupp, formerly Of this county. bu
now of wstDoreland. Is nov on visit 10
his old home and friends M KnEpp SAYS
be feels sor-y over the result Of the general
election. sut rs5oice> fhsf old Westno-elzsd
wss redeemed from piusdering Democratic
rule
Bty
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03
LIST OF CAUSES.

Following is the iis. of Csuses SET Ss- trial q,
DeceDber rtrE q Cssr1- beginning Aanozy, De
ceInDer 8. lssi-
FTEsT WEE
william I Wallace vs. Andrew J Holiday
james ParsUn -. The Township of Somerset
cyrus Bockes VS. Samuel Ceup:oa
Pearson Lehr va Somerset d CsEc-.a r 4
AIt%r- z Fysr rs CAtha-tDe Alker eI al
N z Dunhs5 vs. Jim Alstp.
EdEarc Mostoler Va 5 & {. K e. Cs-
Ssse rs Same
: Philsuu %. Va Charles L B-lszer.
Charles Zimmerman vs.. Coneuaxaxh Twp.
:. Covers Adurs vs. Samuel A.sh3er.
>ilaE jenkins 4 vile Va GeefYe f5resssne-
sEuoxo WEEK
Howe Machine Cows Fiehtnsr Ella
Sane vs. Same
Annie Lerhars rs wn- Johrsen-
May A Beo3er's Trastee &c vs Geo De-ner.
Lydia Jszp's rixtt re Som 90 Nus = l. CO.
JEcut r. MI er vs. " iiliAn H Zafsn
Annie J. LA,st.srs vS Geo-gN VI. 1snnsc-
Rachel F1eegle rs Sanael J. Flee gie
John u. Smith Va John Bzr1h2r1-
Joseph Ch0rTenirx Va " II Bs~key.
Harrison SNYDER Ts Wm a Dean
Nishsel Rif3= rs Mary A. kensinge-
Cnzrlut.s Lt-ingstone Va Samuel Fuus-
CG-De,iA Tissue WIDOW a Al rs B-kO z Z ss. a.
Asory q c-aDer rs Elias Griftth
L.st1E B-es Es.1n Cunningham vs v iiliNn
hersinrsr
Singer Mfg. c. VI NJ Smith p. 5 Hav ct a.
Hsn-i.rtA Fishers rirhfvs. Edv Tgs e; al
James NJ Bsrnhart vs. Josiah SyecB--
2 J. Ansps-h e, a. Us Nznassee Beachy-
L D MeNear vs. Graf c, al
JA-po p Miller VI Wn- 4 Zulzn
AKru1 Cr;ssey vs. r Lang.
Pete Meyer. Adnr. vs- Mary Meys srs c. al
Prusy's otsos. S.U- TRENT.
NsT. Z, ls>&- Parliamentary
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BEorHEEsvAIIEY TTExs.

bEoTEERsrALLEy ETNs
Our hunters have plenty Of deer and wild
surkeys, but they are al IN the woods ret
The greater par Of bufchsring is past ard
sausage and spa-e--ib are. the delight Of the
school lad and las
Miss Enna 5 Schrock, whose life was
despSired Of from the Effects Of typhoid fe-
yer. we are happy TO report. is cSnvalescing
few runaway teams and demolished
wagon. without any other serious injurious
and half dozen spelling bees were
some ofihs gossip TIE pasi week.
our good old Republican friend, David D
Meyers. i 81 present - ~Emping.- from the
effects Of heavy ssw-log rolling over his
foot Mztte-s IN his csse might have been
mach xo-se-
So "a the bezvies; porks-s slaughtered II
this section were one BY D l. Meyers. thai
weighed s55 poandsone by sam Fo-ney that
tipped the beam al 50 pounds. AL or
kscsy Porkers are being held back for cold
weather
The DerBoo-aHs jolli6ezii9n il Berlin
last week was not IS jolly IS was expected
OEe Cause was that there Is 10 license IN
Berlin ss0;he-. they are having quite
tine slresdy oven the postofice and still-
house sto-ekeeue-Shir,- Bows We think We
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

One Of the most pleasant social events Of
Thanksgiving day was the marriage o. Mr.
Marshall Houston Of PhilAdelphia 10 Miss
OIiria the charming ds1zhss- Of Nr- Vii
liam Csfro;h, Of this place The ceremony
TOOK place a. the residence Of Mr. CotTroth
on Patriot street Rev- ReShins Of the
S9De-sei Methodist Episcopal ehurch Ot5ici-
sting The attendants were Miss Mary.
daughter Of Hon. ". J Baer and Mr.. A n
CofEroth j., editor Of the Sonersst DeAscr4s.
Tie ls-re parlors were filed with relatives
snd immediate friends q tie young cocple.
The bride wore dArE green srsvesing dress.
The prssents were Numerous and beautiful
and were Erezrir admired Mr.. Houston
and wife lefs sor Eisilsdelps,ia tbei- future
home, on the iOar O'clOck tran. Tae bride
WAS one Of ou- most popular young ladies
and VII be greatly missed BY her young
cornpani1ns-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

a Few Dzy=' More Driving is TIE T.
fls zhicb NJ. William Black gives q 81 az
rele IN the coming Chrstass HaF~zs Gaoa-
-iue. Suggesting coatinnaiioa Of his charm
ing Strange Adventures o. Phssson.
This : description of > coscbinE Fartv
gwen IN the spring Of this year b. Mr. An
drew Czrnene. through The Soutb Of Eng
land. 10 company iacl16ins, among 9th
e-s. NJ Matthew Arnold. Nr. Back and
Mr. Abbey, the artist These, Snd other
vsl known people, a-s t1inly yeiled il NJ
Blacks bright sketch under the style Of
s. The ssar-spanglei ScoieAnAn, The
Philosopbe-.7 etr Mr. Abbey on his part
contributes come clever iIlnst-slioas BY the
Wv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

time a-Q. lA1 70 llGer-
= a enrztstiou. as the last remedy fo-
saving his life The operation Was success
rally performed by the family physician
Dr.. K Miller. assisted by Drs- Brnbzksr,
OF Somerset. and Krisslnger. Of Berlin.
since the operation Mr.. RhOzds Is recover
iog strength and the limb s beginning 70
heal
Thanksgiving zas celebrated in an IN
usual manner. in B-othe-Ealley. ! guess
somehow o. other people didn't teel as thank
ful as or former occasions. A great many
Of our citizens went bunting fer rabbits and
Wild turkeys 0f the former scores Of
them were brought home. bus Of the latter
only few. Samuel Rod2mer bzE-ed two
sab5le-s, and Hiram Rodansr one, on
Thanksgiving as far IS beard IRON there
nav be Others 70 r-po-T DeK5 tine
The Sandy Hollow literary society is in $
hourishing condition Il meets every Fri-
6sy evening. with fuli house Last Fri-
dsT erening the question for debate was
Rssslred. That the United States owes :
deeper gratitude 20 her EArrio-s than 70 her
statesmen The question was decided IN
the affirmative The programme for nexl
Friday evening is a long ana Interesting
one. the question for debate beng Resosr-
ed. That our lawmakers should enact g
compulsory attendance - school
The schools in this distric; are moving
aaoDg aooui g usual. The school teacher
should realize the fact that be Is one Of the
principal, if not The principal. factors in
making this gresf and powerful nstion,
and then sca accordingly. The director
should also understand his responsibilities
and visit the schools frequently. Teacher,
director, and parent should work togefhe,
in this good cause. and watch ard care for
the schools Ike q hen watches her brood,
and more satisfactory progress viii be tEe
result
Now AND THEr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

The Holidzy Season i .S:xaneing rapidly
ard ~ near 70 ~ 70 the Front early. We
are nov oseninE oss 81 elegant Gssartnent
O; Ease~. and other fin- Eooas srisable fsr
Holiday Iss=suts. We are .i-s opening
o1f tretneacsus dispiay q toys Of every
disruption for the Ittie one. 70 sell fron
one cent 70 ;wo dollars Plenig Of drums.
s,eds and evs-Y thing else Call early.
~ Cook 4 B-e-its'.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

OGLINE.-on THURSDAY, November -,
1874. Philip ogline. aged IS yeas. months.
and 70 days
BARSET-Ou Thursday, November 6
1855. Frank Barnet. son Of Henry Barnet
sged p years, 9 months and - days
sSYDER-Soyenber 25. 1854 n the
home Of her mother. near ShAnksvilie
Mary Ellen Snyder, aged 30 years, month
and IS days.
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CoyF1uEscr I7rxa

IoyF1rESCE iTEXs-
Geo. ". Dzaiels. the teacher Of our p-in-
oiple scbool, has been compelled 10 resign,
IL heath is the osuse- Several weeks seo
NJ. =. Counenced conp staining Of q severe
psiu II the head bur i was hoped thai Il
rss only temporary and would soon pass
sEzy, but the pain grew worse instead Of
bette until be Wa conpelled 70 abandon
teaching FOR the present Mr.. d was -ea6-
s-ing splendid satisfaction, with perhaps one
exception. sod il is matter of regret that
he could nos complete Ehs term Prof
Divelr q Meys-sdale has been employed TO
complete Ihe term.
Il Is SEATED. upon good authority. that the
valley of the Upper Yo1gh. lying in Garrett
Coanty MARYLAND. : 70 be oolonized IN the
spring bF 3 land company il which some Of
the ofsciAls of the 2. & o. have II Interest
some large tracts Of land. in that localits
have reoeatly chs1gei lands, which looks
A. L something vzs IN coutsmplz;ion-
Mech Of the lznd Is anEllable, buf sbounds
IL mineral ard cczl. X
Conhzeaoe Nos. = lisa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

Sor.cL-A lz-Esbe cane t-esF'asssns On
~ premises las- vesk- The szne- can
rsnacre the same by eaiiing "a A.s and FroF-
Ing prope-ry
Crnnrr srna~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

The -c1oo. cese--es CON n,erd4-iou tor
fise n-si ths; has rtHr1c.e-z=s thei- sark
shzs "a. ard ue ihzrk ne p1--ous f0- the
interest they nLsiaess. End Scr fbeir cop
e1ron in fhs Eo-k WI sscA . spi-ss
among al concs-Dei ne iook forwa-a VIA
piezs1rs 70 he wark b<fose - bossnz hat
the sznse sv.-ss al coniin1e % a1.ifess
ltssli ard thar to Euod work sal - 0a-
IL BrEIrr. Tezchs-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

Super7nteu5eBt Weller promises the pa
irons CT his lecture coSrse dzIng Bolidsy
veek a. unusually attractive programme
l. addition 70 the fae array OF talent secur-
el for the exclusive instruction q the
Teachers Institute Reberl J. Burdeirs the
r1oss humorous Of American leCrurers, VII
discourse Oh Tuesday night Of The e. Rise
ard Fau of the Msasische Wednesday
evening Col. Copeland w5n lecsure On
o. Saobs and Snobbery, and Thursday
evening Chaplain NrCAbe VII entertain The
audience With -' The Bright Side q Life IN
Libby Prison
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

EDl-1E HEEs1r.
Folssiug = fhs 1-Sf noa-hly report o.
ths Brunsm sctool. In >o-ne-sef township,
f1- the 1a0uiA enzins Noven5e- 3 lsss
Pr c. q. zz-eE 8z-ce CIR. nc - - -
Member a visits BY F4reufs
NsDbef q Fsssfs ~ directors, Q
Tie following named pGPlls ATTENDED
every day da-sns the month Eozz H0OEer.
ChE-ls Hszss. Frank WAlier- Herman
Sherman. Harry Sherman Gollie SEank.
Cara Hzzss, Arzis Yinkey. Matte Hause,
Eszis Hzuse. Emma HOoFe-. Lizzie WSlis-.
S1s.n Walts-
rerar1 thanks 70 the citizens and pupils
for their cooperation with ne in making
or Eo-k s1ccess- and EO1ld urge them
% zrtead 70 the studies o. their children 81
home, snd visit Is more frequently IN The
futu-e than IN the past The directors, seem
insiy, have 1os tzksa zs great an Interest IN
the Eel1z-e of the schools ofise district q I
think they should
" z BoWsAS. Teacher.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

The Eranzeljczi Luthe-sn church in
koe<~oSs. >ouersss cozrry. Pa. viii be
dedicssea On Sunday. Dsoenhe- IA. isss. af
10 s'ciock A. n The p1hlir : co-aiaIsy
invited
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03
EsTRAY NOTICE

ESTRAY NOTICE
Came trespsssing OF the premises OF the IN
Z crsixnsd- II Jefferson sownshfp. Somerset rauu-
fr- Pa sboaf the 20rh Of Jaly lssz n AL two
yea--ald steer dark red IN colar with spsts ei
white ca 'ne head and ruHp and tail pretty
white. J Re cgner can have MS property hr CIV
ing satisfactory proof and pAying charges
nsTls. PHILIP H WALKER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

Ar I,aEsa rzs io1ssd n jail Nsn1aE
q rhf cllz-rei Eiih having k-iied his VIE
b. striking ker % lie bead with Ar axe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

Nrs To1ng wife q No-t= N0ung q tbs
township hsd stroke Of T4-slysis Sunday
afternoon from which !, r feared she VII
Dot rec0ver-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

A-thrr Love Eas gr--fei y a cruwdes
a1-se Thz-sisy sTening- DIS euteriain-
neut Ezs hzEs,y eai7yss b his innsnse
a.slleuce-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-03

Tie C,erslz1i 4ni Hsnd-icks Cubofshis
riaae are raaSing sr-zrrsuie-,s 81 areod ne
ina1---ztrn ir q hsir