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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-09-17

President Cleveland is said to be
very successful as sportsman and
fisherman. He wears flannel shirt,
slouch hat and top boots, and wades
through the mud and water as reckless
ly as he rides over spoilsmen.
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Stray Heifers.

strayed from the undersigned, at his farm
in Monroe township, near the Dunbar school
house, two 2-year-old heifers One white in
color with straight horns, the other red, with
white stripe on back. round horns. Arevard
of $5 will be given for their recovery. LH.
sept3-4t HKxRY ID. RoHRs.
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INSPECTORS REPORT.
To the Hon. Judge of Probate Henry County:

By
with which should the custody
and
Sept 9TH a@c. + RsSWEEI RsSTEEEI inspectors.
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$ty- The Ohio Penitentiary managers have
agreed not to hereafter hire ont convicts to
harness or broom manufacturers. l4
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8eay- The Annual Meeting Of the Demo-
cratic Press association Of Ohio will meet in
Columbus on the Oath. q k#sy 3
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~ Hon. Emery A. Storrs, the talented
chicago lawyer, Is dead. ' aasA &
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E Gov. Hoadly gave 800 for the relief
Of the Washington @. n. storm sufferers.
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W Gov. Hoadly will make four speeches
each week until his election on the 18th OF
October a7 gM e s@B
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eN- Judge Brazee, of Lancaster, has been
placed upon the Republican ticket in place
of Judge McIlvaine, who resigned. .,.
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,.g- Tne New York World prints this para

graph: bM# .a IB A4
If Senator Sherman would only stop talk
ing about the bloody shirt and tell his audi
ences in Ohio how he became a millionaire
upon salary of $500 year he would have
a much livlier topic, and one that would not
fail to wake up the dullest of audiences to an
interest of the most thrilling character.
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JUDICIAL TICKET.
mon Pleas Judge-W. H. HANDY.

~ The hickory nut crop will be large-a
Democratic year! .-.-.- +.
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DITCH NOTICE.

Municipal Private Corporations that will be a
the Ditch Improvement herein Designated aH
,HeyCo
County No. $685. petoned for Henry
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Probate Notices.
Probate Notice .

M fr0bate N0tice. ''
NOTICE is hereby given, that Chas. Evers, as
IN administering OF Frederick Beekman, deceased.
has sda hnal account Of his administration, which
will be for hearing and settlement Sept IS. 1855.
N' d. MEEKISON,
.Ht I...... .. Probate judge
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DESHLER, G
Saturday evening, Oct. 3rd, 1ss5-Speakers:
Major E. s. Dodd and Hon. John v. Cuff.
By order of the Committee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Being disappointed in occupy ing Room No
? Baers Block on 2d Of April which we had
rented for the SoxEKsET CLOTHING HoUsE
goods and which we still hope TO get posses
sion of very soon we are compelled for the
present to open our goods in the clothing de-
partmenf Of J. VI. Holderbaums Store, No
4 Baer's Block. where we invite cur friends
and the public TO cali and We viii give them
the bes: show possible under the circum-
stances. of the nice things, and latest styles
We have bought and have to offer in the way
of Men and Boys Clothing and Gents Fur
nishing eoods. III g. HoLbEzsaux. {
Manager
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NEKrrye OF REp~ross ParsgYrrvY.

Meeting OF REDsTeyE PREsBYTEEY.
The Presbytery of Redstone met in regu-
lar session at ConnellsviIle on Tuesday. the
2ssh day of April Rev. A. 5, Miiholiand,
of Uniontown, preached the opening sermon
from the text, Am l my brothers keep
er >" and made 8 vigorous argument in ia
vor of the prohibition of the liquor traffic
and showed very clearly the duty Of every
one iaboring to thar end.
The Rev y. G. White was received as
member from the Presbytery Of Hunting
don, and Rev. B. 7. Dewitt was received
from the Presbytery q: Erie,
A call was extended the latter to become
pastor of the church at Round Hill He ac-
cep;ed il. and arrangements were made for
his installation.
Rev. Herries received call from a newly
organized church at Leisenring, which he
accepted, and he VIII soon be installed as
pastor
Arrangements were also made 10 install
Rev. Cheescman as pastor OF Mt. Vernon
Church.
The Rev. II. o. Rosborough and railing
Elder William Bryson were elected princi-
pal delegates TO the General Assembly.
which meets in Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 2ls;
inst, snd Rev. J. NJ. Barnett and Elder c.
Smith are their aiternates.
The statistical reports showed that a good
ly number had been received into thu va-i-
r.s,s cbr,r-b.~ 1r~,,x -. ra,- - 49,
showed also that the finances Of most offhe
churches had been well conducted BY the
people.
The pastoral relation between the Rev
John Owens and the Sevickiy church. near
West Newton. was dissolved. and he was
dismissed to the Presbytery of Larna7d, in
the Synod of Kansas.
Measures were taken looking 20 the estab-
lishment of frst-class Academy within
the bounds ofthe Presbytsy.
The committee having in charge the Pres
bytery's share OF the endowment Of the
Chair of Elocution in the Western Theo-
logical Seminary in Allegheny City, re-
ported the fun amount Of this Presbytery's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Judge Ewing
and J. NJ. Thompson, both Of Uniontown,
paying each 81 ,5o5 towards il.
The Rev. DR.. Poor, Secretary of the Board
OF Education. addressed the Presbytery on
the subject Of Christian Educztion.-
One young man was received under the
care Of the Prsbytery IS a candidate for the
ministry.
Two churches were organized during the
winter, one AZ Dawson, and the other at
Leisenring.
After much routine business had been at
tended to. Presbytery adjourned to meet at
Unity, Westmoreiand county, on
the fourth Tuesdzy of September next. at ,
O'Clock ?. NJ S. c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

A new schedule went into effect on the b
& o. and It's branches q. one O'Clock Sunday
morning. Under the new arrangement
trains arrive At and dep4rt from Somerset as
follows: Trains TO Johpstorn arrive at
Somerset as 6-e5 s. m and 1885 p. m; trains
from Johnstown at il-o5 g. m and ass p
m. The accommodafion Ieayes Somerset a
sa m arriving q Roekwood at $50 a. 70.
Leaves lockwood at $40 p IA, arriving at
Somcrsrs st 6e5 p N. and leaving Somerset
at s.l5 ?. m. il arrives at lockwood at go
,. N. This Is decidediy the vorsf schedule
for the accommodation of the citizens of
Somerset that has yet been tried since the s
q c. rosd has been ia operation- In going
TO Pittsburgh you have TO either take the
accommodation n O'Clock IN the morning
which brinR you in PitnbaFgh late in the
afternoon. or leave here at iiz5 a m and
stay at lockwood for four hours till the
mail comes along. People from the North
of the county can spend less thAn two
hours here If they wish to return Ne saans
day. II ID decidedly poor arruagemsnt 6or|
Somezsef.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

To PRoIEc1 CHILDRKS.-Following is a
SYNOPSIS of ex-Speaker FauDes's bill, passed
finally on Tuesday, 2oth, entitled Ar act
TO protect children from neglect and cruelty
and relating to their employment, protec-
tion and adoption.
Section provides penalty Of two years
imprisonment and 81 600 on any person tax
ing child under le for purposes of prosti-
tuition, or inveigIes them into marriage with
out the consent of their parents. or may en-
tice the same into houses Of III fame OF as
signation.
Section is prohibition against baby
farms n. person save an incorporated in
ssitution is allowed to have more than two
children or infants under the age of years
in charge without the consent OF the mayor
Of the town in writing.
Sec 3 provides for the mayor. burgess or
State board Of charities issuing license to
suitable persons to board and care for sueh
minor children, the same TO be under the
care of the Society for the Prevention oi
Cruelty to Children.
Section is as follows: Any proprietor
or other person in charge Of any dance
house, concert saloon, theatre, museum OF
other place where wines or spirituous OF
malt liquors are sold or given away, or any
place OF entertainment injurious to health oil
morals who admits or permits to remain
therein under the age Of IS years. unless sc,
companied by his or her guardian, shall bs
guilty Of misdemeanor. and on conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding 500.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

CosFLUExcx IIExs-
The weather prophets and 'old Sol can't
agree.
Some of the boys and girls went fishing
and they had splendid luck, but how to d.
vide the fish was the trouble
Two estimable women, both in the prime
of life, died last week from consumption.
The one was Ms. o. Burnworth. and the
other Ms. J. H. Bocolin. The friends
have the sympathy Of the entire eomniun-
ity.
A son of Jacob r. Steiner, about two
years of age, died in this place the 18th inst
Messr Scott Sterner and J. Il. Moon pro-
prietors of the new hotel, have also entered
into the livery business Competition Is the
lite of trade.
The camp train Is here filling the
abutments for the new bridge over the
Laurel Hill creek. Our old friend, Jot
Frantz, furnishes the whereviths to keep
soul and body together. The first intima-
ton of the presence of the train was the "a
miliar laugh Of Jot-
Were it not that the country is blessed
with a good currency, that cirealstes every
where at par. the condition of the country
would be as bad as during the panic Of 1857.
At no time during the panic of 1873 was
there a greater depression in business in this
part of the country than at the preseRttime.
There is a cause somewhere II Cleveland
would say TO the business men Of the eoun-
Try that he would oppose any measure look
ing toward revenue reform more than is nee
essary to equalize tiff there are any inequal-
ities would IT not help the business portion
Of the county. Spring is here and the bus
iness portion Of the people viii have TO wait
until next winter 10 ascertain if il would be
safe TO invest. II Cleveland would speak
out in meeting be might do some good.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06
BEHkLEr's MrIIs IrnEs.
May flowers
Getting warmer.

, BEHKLEr's MrIIs IrHs.
May flowers
Getting warmer.
Gardeners out in full
Let US heara snake story.
Nelson wahI is slowly conysIescing-
Sol Wilhelm Is visiting relatives here
A fnil meeting Of the .cosners' On Friday
last.
Mrs. VIM. Stahl of this vicinity died aites
. lingering illness.
Jacob Bowser will build new barn the
coming summer. joel Bowman contractor.
Prof. J. N. Watts organized a singing
school at the Fritz church Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Ida Ankinson is visiting friends and
relatives here. She is the guest of VIM.
Shunaker.
Peter Bowman was seriously injured by g
fall of slate in the B. & C. mine. Mr. Bow
man had several ribs fractured and was in
jurek internally which may YET prove fatal
Aessn- Mock and Culp. of the National
View Co.. No. 2, passed through here with
their photograph wagon, taking number
of fine views. Among them were the fine
of Mr.. A J. Boose. hi. barn and
family group The Fritz church and the
large Touring mill with Barney hauling
on to the ropes al the second story.
NExoYHoS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06
ATerribIe Experience.

EAsroS, Pa, May Richard Ed
dy, stranger. fell asleep near Uh-
lees lime kiIns, below here. last
night. and when he awoke this
morning he found himself nearly
sufiocated and his clothing ablaze
He leaped into the canal near by to
extinguish the flames, sunk to the
bottom, and would have drowned
but for the timely arrival of the
boatmen. His right side from the top
of his head to bis foot was burned
in shocking manner. He was tax
en- 10 the poorhouse in dying con-
dition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06
MARRIED

BowMAN-RHoDEs. Somerset. Pa
on Thursday. April 30. isss. by Rev. d. K.
Lavan. Mr.. Chauncey A. Bowman to Miss
Lizzie A. Rhodes, both of somerses ccun-
ty. Pa
G0Hy-B0WERS-f Somerset, Pa, on
Thursday. April 30. 1885. by Rev. W. A.
Jackson. M. Harvey Gohu to Miss Annie
l. Bowers, both of Jenner \ Roads. Soner-
sc. county, Pa
FoUST-KELLEY.-On Tuesday. April
.. lsSs. st the residences Of the brides par
ents. by Rev. J. s. Wagner. Mr.. John j.
Eousf 10 Miss Maria Henriesta Kelly. bo1h
Of Somerset county, Pa
MASGESLMERLEY.-0n SUNDAY April
IS. 1855. n the house Of Samuel Horner. in
Shade Township. By W Z Lohr. Ed
Mr.. LAbias Nangee to Miss Mary Merlsy.
both Of Somerset County. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

The Sheriff and his pose returned from
the Allegheny tunnel last Tuesday evening
with twenty-five of the striking Italians in
charge and placed them in jail. The toi-
lowing afternoon they were brought before
Judge Baer on writ Of habeas ooTpsls Mr..
Charles McFadden, Jr.. and Mr.. Kelly, two
Of the contractors. testified IS 70 the nature
of the disturbance that it was alleged that
the prisoners had created, when his Honor
discharged fifteen Of them and rernanded
the other seven TO prison to await trial at
the coming term Of Court. As the hole in
the rear Of the jail has been closed mp we
suppose they viii be on hand when Court
conveues
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

NJ. Jacob Berkeybile has received an sp-
pointment as [. :. Storekeeper and Gauge-,
70 ill a vacancy. This IS the first Democrat,
that we know OF, that has received an sp-
pointrnent in the revenue service in this dis
trict. under the new administration
Sweeping changes viii likely take place in
this Department after the close Of the pres
ent riaeal year
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

READ THIs.-A report has been put in cir
calafion by certain parties who know better,
that l have quit the millinery b1siness. The
report is not true. now have, and will
have during the season. the largesi variety
and best selected stock Of millinery goods in
the county, including all the newest styles
and shapes Of hats and bounets for ladies,
misses and children, st the lowest price for
the same quality and style of goods. Hats
and bonnets received almost daily.
MEs- A 2 UHI.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

On Wednesday last Derbin knocton, Of
sixty-ffth street, New York city, while on
his vav 70 Somerset to work on the South
Penn Railroad, was knocked down in the
Altoona yard by a freight car, and his right
arm was crushed by the wheels The arm
was anputated at the shoulder.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

The first Sundzy-sehool convention for
the fifth district. embracing the counties Of
Cambria. BlAJr, Huntington, Fulton, Bed
ford and Somerset, will be held in Altoona
on Thursday snd Friday, MAY I4th and
18Th. Each Sun6ay-schOoi in the district
i entitled to two delegates
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

A matter Of interest TO owners of coal
lands was decided by the Supreme Court 3
few days since in case that went up from
Lackawanna county. involving the tsxation
of unmined coal, apart from the land under
which IT lies The court holds that the coal
Is part of the land, and that if the owner
ship of the two is in different parties the
interest ofeaeh owner myy be taxed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

II seems the Ferner Bros. are always
ahead They have already allied their new
room with large stock Of spring goods,
consisting Of mems heavy and hne hand
made shoes, ladies goat, French and do
mestic kid. made over B, c, D and E lasts
Also large assortment Of childrens and
Misses shoes
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

The Bedford Repss5sioaH and HsquireT
thinks that Mrs. Brinkworth, the former
postmistreSs at Mariah. who Is in such seri-
ous trouble, Is the victim of him who should
have been her protector. II says that all
Of her offences, 50 far Is known, have &C.
CURED since her marriage 20 Rev. Brink
worth about one year ago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06
NorlcE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NoTlcE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
OFYIcE or rHz S0UTa PEsS. r 2 Co.
HAREIsBrRs, Pa, Aprl ,, 1855
special NEE ting Of the Stockholders oi the
South Pennsylvania Railroad Company VIII te
held at the Office Of the said Company, IN the City
Of Harrisburg. On Wednesday the 3oth day 81
May, 1ssS. AZ 45 minutes after O'Clock In the 81
ternoon. when sni where the Joint agreement
entered into by the Directors Of the South Penn
sylgsnia Railroad Company and the Directors 0f
the Painfersyille and Pert Perry Railroad Cos1-
pany for the consolidation Of the said two ecEn-
panies, and the merger Of the said Peintersviiie
ani Port Perry Ezilroaf Company into the sad
Soaih Pennsylvania Railroad Company, VIII be
submitted 70 the said Stockholders. aud vote by
ballot, IN pe-seH OF BY proxy, taken for the zdoI-
1ion or rejection Of the same
FREDERICK J. GROTEyENT,
msy5St Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Buy yocr Boots and Shoes AZ Sol. Uhls
and be happy. Buy your Boots and Shoes
at Sol. THIS and save money. Buy your
Boots and Shoes at Sol. THIS and get neat
1T. Buy your Boots and Shoes al Sol. Uhl's
and get the worth of your money. Don't
forget the place, No 5, Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

The Third Assistant Postmaster General
Is getting ready for the issue of new post
age stamp to be used by newspapers. the
postage on which has been reduced from
two cents TO one cent pound. The stamp
will be OF the ssn.e general character the Sc
ries row in existence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

l have on hand al all times complete as-
so-tment of the celebrated Studebaker w>
ons. either steel-skein or hollow-iron axle.
This wagon was contracted for by Uncle
sam during the late rebellion. and the splen-
did service rendered during the war has
placed il where il stands to-day al over the
United States. away ahead Of all Others.
Call and see them, or Try one, at J. 3. Hol
derbaum's Every wagon fully warranted
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

The following Is the list of appointments
of Large and Assistant Inspec-
tors Of the G. A. E, Department Of Penn
sylvanis, for the Twenty-third District, com
posed Of Bedford and Somerset Counties !;
Inspector r-at-large-George stailey. Of Post
No. Isl, Everett; Assistant lnspectors-g. j..
l. Melloy. Of Post No. is6, Saxon H. c.
NcKinly, Post No. PA, Meyersdale: N. V
sarber. Post No SIS. stoystovn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

The academy grounds are being planted
with trees and shrubbery. A handsome row
Of NAPLES is being placed around the outside
Of the grounds. If these grounds are prop
eriy cared for, in few years these grounds
viii be the haudsomest about the town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Mr.. J. c. Eneells will deliver lecture in
the Disciple Church, Wednesday evening
Subject, "Nineveh and its excavations
The lecture. which is very highly spoken Of
and Is said to be very interesting and in
stractive. viii be profusely illustrated with
large Oil paintings, maps and charts. Ad-
mission free 4 collection viii De taken up
ST the close. Don't fail to attend.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

MEE-ISs OF IHE DEgECToRs or The South
PEsxsrLyASIs The directors Of the South
Pennsylvania Railroad held a special meet
ing in Philadelphis on Monday of last week
for the purpose of ordering an annual elec-
ton 10 settle the line of the road, and to
make the necessary arrangements for effect
ing mortgage and issuing bonds. There
were present H. Mex Twombly, Of New
York; franklin B. Goven, George Deb.
Keim and r. K Sheldon. of Philadelphia ;
Robert H. Sayre. Of Bethlehem Jas. Duffy,
of Marietta D. Hos,etter. Of Pittsburgh,
and W T. Sanger, of Harrisburg. Robert
II. Sayre. the President, presided, and said
that the work on the road could be complet-
ed and the line equipped and ready for OPP
Grafton for the amount already subscribed
by promoters of tAe enterprise. He had, be
said. inspected the road. and was satisfied
that il could be completed as TO grading and
trsck-laying by the time of the completion
Of the longest tunnel. which was 70 be IN
ished July /. Iss6. The expenses of con-
struc5ion are met by monthly installments
Of Eve per cent. of the amount subscribed.
800. 900. of which William II. Wander
bilt has one-third The day for the annual
election was fixed. The last installment of
the subscription called for was two per cent.
which is payable May 10, but thereafter the
monthly ;nstallments viii be five per
cent #
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WEZzxAs. the Honorable WILLIAM J. BAxR
President Judge Of the several Courts Of Common
Pleas OF the several counties composing the losh
Judicial disfric. and Justice ofths Courts Of Oyer
and Terminer aad General Jail Delivery. for The
trial OF si pitzl and other offenders In the said
Dis.rics, and VIZ COLLINS and SAMUEL SsTDKE,
E<caires, Judges Of fhe Courts Of Common Pleas
and Justices CT the Courts Of Oyer and Terminer
and General JAN Delivery for the trial Of all esri
tai and other offenders In the county ef Somerset,
have Issued ths IL precepts ant directed. tcr
hoiding Court Of Common Pleas add General
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, and Gcneral Al
Delivery, and Courts Of Oyer and Terminer, a,
Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Some of our farmers have already plowed
for oats. As regards the prospects for 8 crop
Of whest, we have made inquiry Of persons
from all parts Of the county, and are OF the
opinion that the county viii have an aver
age crop.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Hats, boots, shoes. collars, cuffs. hsndker-
chiefs. hosiery, sGspenders and ali the latest
novelties in neckvear she celebrated Iron
City Shirt, warranted to be made Of best
New York Mills muslin, with 400 linen
breast and Wristbands. at
J. NJ. HeLpERRACxs
No . Raer Block
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

An adjourned court was held Thursday
morning. at which there was but little busi-
ness transacted, it having been called Tor
the purpose Of hearing few motions An
other special court viii be held Thursday
Nav 7th.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

MEYEKspaLE NeENAL.-The MeyersdslS
Normal School viii be opSned in the latter
part Of July. The session proves TO be an
interesting and successful one. Any infor-
nation desired viii be furnished by address
ing y. C Eichnor. the principal.
Very truly yours.
D. c. EFcHSeR.
Meyersdaie. Somerset Co., Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Go 10 the Eureka Roller FIGURING Mills,
Somerset, Pa, and get your wheat ground
or exchanged. Thirty-nine pounds Of -four
guaranteed to every sixty pounds of good,
clean wheat. All work guaranteed by
". II. REITZ,
Miller and Proprietor.
SnnerSet Pa. Nav 8 lss5