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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29
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70 the 0Sccs aHd Hem5egs Of x. r. CaaEsus
Pbst, No. elo, g.. AR
Your Committee appointed tn draft reso
buttons OF regret on the death of General [
/ s. Grant beg leave to report the following:
WHEREAS, The sad intelligence of th,
death Of our distinguished comrade, Gen L
s. Grant, has made it necessary that thr
Post should be convened. that appropriate
aetion might be had touching this sad event
That whilst united and prosperous nation
Irrespective of section, or creed, mourns, be
cause the greatest OF heroes of our time. ans
Idoubtless the peer of any whom the world
ever knew is dead. none are touched with
more sincere grief than the Grand Army Of
iRepublic. which perhaps owes its very ex-
tstence To the chivalry Of the noble dead
| Therefore. be Il
Resoised. That whilst We submissivesy bow
Ito the will Of Hifa "gho ioeth all things
well, We share in this national bereave-
|ment caused BY the death OF one whose he
Iroic deeds, nobleness of character, and mag
|nanimity to a conquered foe. challenge the
admiration of the civilized world To his
|bereavea family We hereby extend on,
|varmest sympathies.
Reslred. Thst our hall be drzped in
mourning for period Of six mohths. and
that the comrades wear the usnal bedge OF
mourning for a period Of thirty days
Resoirea, That these resolutions be entered
upon our minutes and that a copy Of the
same be furnished the bereaved family, and
Jour county papers.
J. NJ. Cook, W. II. SsSSER,
W. N. SrHRocK. J. J. HoFrxAx.
C. ]. HAKnsoS. d. J. HoRsn
Committee
somerse<. Pa, July "a, isss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

ne next iesal holiday viz be TaauAs
giving.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

ne Av-ra-s soaaersss boy IS afflicted viii
The ba-e bal fever.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

The South Penn contractors are daily ex-
Pecting orders to quit work.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

R-F. PAftsson. ESQ speat Friday ans
saturday m Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

Mile. ne j1il breaker : veriiAbls Ssra
shsss-a-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

With one or two more prisoners like Mr..
Franklin Miller there need be no repairing
Of the old jaiI-there will be no old Jail to
repair
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

M Joseph Irwin has men a. work on hi
new dwelling house. on Patriot street
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

G. J. Beachy, dentist, will visit Somerset
professionally July Slst. Rooms at the
|Glade House where he can be seen for a
short time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

There appears TO have been thus far an
absence Of heavy thunder storms this sea
3son in this region. The summer is now
/ half over and the absence of these storms
cannot fail TO be noticed. The fact, We NO
|tice, Is attracting attention in other places.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

Mrs. Eliza Stutzmsn, wife Of Maj. Alex
|ander Stutzman. died At her home in Som
er.et Thursday morning, July 23d. After 8
Lingering illness. Mrs. Stutzman was a
most estimable lady, greatly endeared TO
those who knew her. She was in the sixty
(ffth year of her age.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

The odors that are transmitted from tn
Court House and Jail premises these hot
sultry days and nights differ somewha
from those waited on Ceylon's spicy breezes
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

AxxoRAL SKRvIcE-Memoriai services on
/ the death Of General Grant were held in the
Lutheran Church on sunday evening The
pastor. Rev. J. f. shearer. delivered an able
and interesting discourse, from Eoclesiasts-
|il4- In po-srzying the life and character Of
the nlustrioGs dead. the speaker became
|quite eloquent, and recalled many acts Of
'this great mans life which live after him, to
serve As an inspiration 70 the present and
future generations. The power Of his ex1
|ample, his unsulliei patriotism, his abiding
iAith in the principles Of Republican gov
|ernment, his indomitable hrmness in war.
land his unparalleled magnanimity to q
|vanquished foe-all were commented on in
glowing terms. and the large audience was
held spellbound TO the end. The church
was draped in mourning. and unusual so-
Ilemnity characterized the occasion. c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

The eonditiens d sale are loliDus. Ths
anoant of sale exceeding u 30 must BE paid n
cash. or IN payments With interest Ten per cert
of the purchase money must be paid On day Of sale
and ineiaeinx tais enough must Be paid 10 anoz1t
70 q SO 0u delivery Of deed, the remsfnis, b ns
paid IA two equal annual payments. with izfsr-
est Ths Aforesaid 81 DO shall DC paid ~ 1olloSs
by the purchaser eco on the lsr af April Is3f-
500 "a the ist Of April Issf. and the remaining
500 On the Iss of April IsssI Possession VIII Be
given 70 PUT cut crops the couing falL
RF HAMMER
LIZZIE HORNER.
5urs Tru<<e<4
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29
TERMS

NOrICE-AH per<sns purchasing n sAs ze1vs
sae win please saks n0tiee tnzr part % the pur-
chase noney-to Be made known at -ae tine u
sal.--ffl be re,futres a. soan - the prsp>rsy =
knocked down. ethsrziss Il WI - sxaz -xpessd
T. sale AZ The risk of The drst purchaser. TIE
residue q the parchasr nsaey Iausr he psit On or
before Thurz<tsy % the srst week II Sertsmber
Term af Court the tine dxet by the Cur f1r 81
curing the &c 1ckn0slel <nnezf OF deeds and ao tess
wiz be set1osiedzec DzrLI the purchase meney =
pail n fxil
sEKzszys Ozysx,l JOHN WINTERS.
Iuiy ? Iss5 She-fr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29
DWELLING HOUSE,
TERMS :

AMI large res Bank Barn in course of eunstruc-
tion Ths premises are also well watere,i. under
lsii sith Limestone and caai and is IN ane state
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29
CoxrLuEscE ITEMS.

{CoxFLUEScE ITEMS
4 Prof. A. C. Holbert and wife, have been
Visiting friends here and in Fayette county
III is said that the professor eontemplates be
Iing candidate for County Superintendent
4 OF Public Schools, a position for which he is
(eminently qualified
When the news of the death of Gent
sGrant reached here there was a funeral in
progress in town, and therefore, no tolling
sof bells in consequence of his death. On
; the following day pole was raised in the
public park and the flag placed az half mast
Josper Flannigan, one of our good citizens
'died rather suddenly on the 2lst inst. Mr..
IL. went TO work in the morning as usual,
but was seized with cramp, and died in the
afternoon after much suffering. His wife
and four little children have the sympathy
of the entire community.
Mrs. John Hanna is slowly recovering
from a severe illness but will not be able TO
entertain any bosrders this summer. Mr..
H had about 50 applicants at good prices,
but was compelled to turn them away This
is perhaps the best private summer resort in
this part of the county, ana Mr.. H. should
dispose of it.
July -, 1855 y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

NEW Class oF wrrSEssEs-Tke follow
ing new criminal law has been passed b,
the Legislature of 1856, and approved by hi
iovernor. and has therefore become law
SEC. l. Be it enacted. etc. that in the iria
Of all incidents, complaints. and other pro
cee,iings sriable in the court OF criminal jur
sdiction within this commonwealth, agains
persons charged with the commission oi
|misdemeanors or felonies of whatever grad,
khe persons 80 charged shall, at bis own re
quest. bat not otherwise. be deemed . com
petsnt witness but his or her neglect, re
|frsal or omission to testify shall not create
|any presumption against him or her. nol
shall comment be male upon such neglect
omission or refusal by counsel in the cas-
|daring the trial of the cause
SEC. . That all acts Or parts Of acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

On Thursday. the 2fst inst. Mr.. Jaspei
|Flannigan of Confinenee, this county. was
overcome by the heat while w0rSing on the
line Of the Balto. and Ohio Railroad. and in
spite Of all the efforts of physicians, he died
in the afternoon Of the same day. Mr.
Flannigan was one Of the Oldest line-men on
The Pittsburgh Division, always ar his post;
D valued man He was inferred according
10 the ceremonies Of the ]. o. o. r.. Of
which he was member. He leaves fam
lily in poor circumstances. This case s pc
culiar. in being the first death from sun-
stroke that has ever occurred in Somerset
.eountv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

Several months ago we suggested thaf
|some measures should be taken for the san
|itary improvement of the Court house and
|iail premises before the warm weather set IN
and thus avoid the dissgreeable disease
breeding odors and stencil that each sue
|ceeding summer annoy and alarm the citi-
zens who reside in thar neighborhood. Our
suggestions were not acted upon and during
the scorching weather of the last two weeks
the nuisance has been almost unbearable
|Complaint comes TO Us almost daily from
citizens who live in the neighborhood. The
|cesspool in the Jail emits a most horriblel
stencil, almost impossible to avoid owing toI
the faulty manner in which the building Isl
CONSTRUCTED. The court house water closets, !
$50 generally used by the public, citizens OF
1.-THE town, people from the country and
strangers of all classes and conditions are inI
IA horribly filthy condition although theyl
|are now better kept than they were duringI
previous years. II is very distastefui andi
unpleasant duty TO have to refer 10 these
matters so often but our word for it if the,
evil is not specify abated there will be rea-
son to wish thai it had been--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

"A picked up nine Of lads, none of whom
was up TO the voting age. played the regular
club at Somerset on Friday and got wei
rubbed down for their pains. '-Heyeysdai'
Commercial.
As usual the Commercial ~ N error. The
|Meyersdale nine were well rubbed down
|by picked nine Of their own age The reg
ular nine Of Somerset have twice challenged
the Meyersdale nine bat their challenge wa:
not accepted. They are eager 70 play and
We are authorized 10 repeat the ehalleng'
for game or series Of games with any nins
|Neyersdale has or can produce
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

DR.. Fl. yanney Cofro-n, Of Baltimore. Nd
has recently been elected professor Of Chem.
istry and Toxicology. Of the Baltimore Uni
verSity school Of Medicine Although
young in years Doctor cotfroth Is fast ac
quiring leading position in his chosen pro
fession in his native city. He has been q
frequent visitor to Somerset. where he ha:
many warm friends who rejoice in his ad
Students from this county who
attend the school with which he is connect
ed will find a warm friend in the Professor
Of Chemistry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

A telegram announcing the death of Gen.
|eral Grant was received in Somerset shortly
after clock THURSDAY morning. imme
|1iaiely upon the receipt Of the telegram ths
court house bell was tolled and most OF
those who heard il knew at once what the
gloomy signal meant. The news. though
not unexpected was none the less sad
There were few men who. as they .weni
|about their daily duties did not feel theii
hearts touched By a sorrow that was real
and deep. The HERALD building and the
Grand Army Headquarters were at ones
Hraped in mourning as were number Of
|osher places in the town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

1t o'clock IN the Afternoon. the fsHowfnx de.
serihef Real estate. late the estate Of Rachel
" AhI. deceased, 70 vfs
ate in Bsrkieys Milis Somerset Co., Pa. ad ,Din-
/ ing Baptist Churck On the South Wilson Z
Walker on the West. Elizabeth Judy on the
|tz11fnx a perckea Nir1cs mensnfe, having tknre-
|pnererssf . smnli fnne Dwpli6g House, Sta5le,
and othar ousbutldtuxs. #k
NO KNOWN ~ the shop Lof. sdjoinf1R No,
Peter p. n. WaIkxz'B estate 90 the West. eanxsn-
Isn't Of Church, School and Nnl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29
CHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of certain Erits 0f Fl Fz and La
"a issued cut q the Csurr Of Coumon Pleas
u Somerset County, PsA. and 70 ne direct
ed. there viii Be exposed % Dqb3e zals ar the
Court House In Somerset. Pa. On
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1885.
at 0'slSek n. all the right. title. interest 4nd
claim of he Defendant. Abraham Musser. o. IN
AMI 70 the following described rsslss-ats. Fix..
Two certain tracts OF land. The zoe situate IN
StOnyereek township. Somerset county. Pa. en-
the North side al the Be.tf0ri End Somerset Tu-n-
pike. eo1tzinl1z acre AMI q perches adjoining
lands Of jacob Eiessner. william Dtvely a1t eth
ers. the 0the- rr1e< zif1ate On the South sitfe7
sz1 Turnpike IN Brothersv7lley Township. Sete
and Cou1ry Aforesaid. con.zinirx acres and IL
psrr1ez. al -iatnx lands of Philip LiEE. Jos Gro
mer and others WIKI the 1pp1r-e1Anee.- TAKEN
IN sxecuriou n the suit Of Matilda Muser. use of
Cath.rne HummaE-
-ALso-
Aufhs right title. interest Bsi claim Of fGeorxe
Lady, Defsndsnt. and Charies Fxunisr. TerTr
TrnGnf of IN ani % the sniioEnz real estate -
wiz All that certain trsrt u land situate n len
ner township SeDerset County. Pa. e0ufaininz
three hgnltresi ard zeserry-ane acres and sEeise
perrhes. more Or lesz. aslloin1nx ia1.is 0s Joha
Reel Henry 5 P.eking xei ataers, rith the ap-
p1rtenaDccs- Taken n execurion a. the E1n q
The heirs z1d legal representatives sf frsssrieE
Biesecksr, deed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29
TERMS

Cash on eunArnatinn Of sale and ieifve-y q
decd 10 parehaser - pss cent Of the purnAse
money TO Be pad IS so0n - the Yr1persy l. knock
ed down. SW FRITZ
Adnr and Trustes Of Rachel " AMI. te<'d
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

BARGAINS Tx WArcHEs-Having bought
81 immense stock Of American Watches at
the depressed prioes, am selling them at
p-ice never before quoted Walthan, El7
sl. Springfield and Rockford movements
IN solid Silver cases al S. SO, So and sl4-
Every watch guaranteed.
f. MCDOWELL, Jeweler,
Somerset. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29


- IN toEz a. Louthef's-
"A. ..es.is About yozr prenises-
.9.s,s..sr.seusN-aiens- al I-ouiAsrs
-. .hs bszs drink for bot EeAhh
Id .hat you eat eholera H'orous|
sas tsos-
--,..,,.Msrl aHs= prepared to take 4
-o5 FsotasF1Ph. 80, 49,,
,.-s,- rrine ofsOOd quality and cheap a
J. 5. HOlderO~urn'-
---s. and Gems taken in the bes'|
l.-Ir wsIsev's Photograph Gallery.
-.-... At welhsy' Photograph Gallery
--' hose Of any other in town.
=. a, elegant tooth powder and q
- brush for 25 cents, at Louthers.
-, ,b. Popular Library books can be
= -, welasy's Book Store You ean|
az 81 = there everything useful in the way
ofstasionerT-
v;sitors viii see at Weiaey 4
s.o,e the fullest and most compieiel
:, Of choice reading matter 70 oe|
cd IN Somerset
of John B. Alden's the Book E1
u o.n, publications viii be found al
-. - Book Store These books VIII oel
- -, NJ, Alden's very low prices
.-sons desiring to have good oaone'
-..,--,ph taken. vii do well 70 have the
- 7ons Al welhey's Photograph Gallery
- :. Mammoth Block, Somerset, Pa
81, paints, oils, varnishes, drugs, medi
chemicals. etc, go to Louthers Drug
- = where vou c2n get the purest and best
,nd more Of them for the money
-, anywhere else in town.
,u,nls inform the Public that am stii
-, an the Photograph business af myI
"a - ,..,,b1sbed Photograph gallery the|
rf.-.ah
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

AZ C0sr roE CASH. viii sell my entire
,,-,k Of Citv- made Boots and Shoes at cost
l. ,r5 for the next thirty days only. This
a.nr chance to buy boots and shoes Al
wholesale prices. Prudent buyers viii not
= Low 70 tase advantage Of the offer.
Sorn,so, T-rr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

vi - more uoey fnsn e anything eiss BY
book oaE Begsnnsrs necssd gfAsdly. Noas
tan. Terms frs& HAur DooE Co, fostlsn1
Ans.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

,r,~rvsp,Ir NORMAL. - The Meyersdale
v--o.l school will be opened Monday
r,rr s-.h. The session promises to be az
.-..-ss,iBr and successful one. Any infor1
,..i,- desired viii befuraished by address
.1. the principal
D. c. EIcHSoR,
IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

SoxrRsEr NoEMAL.-The fall term Of this
sshool VII open on July 2. to continue
sieht weeks. or until the examination, Tu-
.don $500. Persons who attended the
srrnr term viii De admitted 10 the fall term
sr rSo. All tuition must be paid at the
siosr Of thesecond week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29
NOTICE.

jal4s..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

r., ,rr,rTrEs.-Y0u may find il TO your!
60 10 attend the Fall Term Of the!
-. Normal DR.. H. Brubaker hasi
- ,orsentsd to deliver weekly lectures
- J. pbvsiolos-v and Hygiene" during the
A. c. HOLBERT,
"' ,,s..,;,,sl oFSouerset Schools.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-29

Iuly2s3m- Secretary Of the COmmSn.eaifh.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-15

Scared to death. 1 replied; 81 had to
brace him up with brandy"
80 did mine" said he, 'and now let's
have the circus. / have loaded the pistols
with powder only, of course, but SO heavily
that the discharge will knock the devil out
OF them at the first fire"
THAT will be a good thing" l answered
'fOr their pastor assures me that he has been
trying to do that for the last three years"
We gave the heroes another drink, and
placed them in position, ten PAGES apart,
pistols in hand.
The major won the word and gave it sonor-
ously
"Firel one two, three"
There was a terrific report, vast cloud of
smoke. and both men lay prone upon the
ground. l rushed for Ananias and raised
him up, The huge horse pistol recoiEng had
struck his nose, and il was bleeding pro-
fusely. Ten PAGES away. Ju just recovering
his senses saw the bloody face of his antagon-
list and yelling ."Done kilt him" broke for
the woods.
We called after him but to no avail. He
kept on running and as we have never seen
him since we suppose he is running still.
About q month later Mas came into my
Office, and looking up, bashfully said cap
pen, is you gwine to town ter-day?"
Il am" l answered.
''Den if you please, sab, ak at de Pos'offis
for Ananias Giggles.
81 thought your name was Pickett, / said.
'Dat was my maiding name, sab" he re-
piled with dignity. 81 was married dis
mawnin ter Mis- Sophy Giggles."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-15

Doctor" he began, as he entered the OF
flee of a well-known medical man the other
day, we've been talking it over
'Ahi'
"And have concluded that it would be best
for the baby's health to go to the country
this summer"
81 see''
s'What do you think of it?''
'At relatives l SUPPOSE
"Yes."
Swamp anywhere near the house?'
''Well, believe there's one about qnar-
ter of mile ANY,
chats good. Is the well in the wood
shed?'
''It is''
Good again. That will keed the floor
damp and muddy. Is the cellar concreted
and drained?'
81 think not"
That's elegant cellar with a natural
earth bottom. can always be depended on for
sour smells, and one without drain helps
along fever. Lots of shrubbery around?'
'Oh, yes; you can hardly see the house in
summer"
Exactly. That keeps roofs and walls
damp, and you can depend on malaria. Pig
sty and barn handy TO the back door,
f'Yes only a few rods away"
Every nice-yery. YOU can rely on the
odors, and perhaps the well water is i'm
proved by the percolations. Ever notice the
cisterng'
yes il is a nice wooden one"
splendid The water is always throwing
| of sour smell, and something less than Q
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-15
HOnelY Proverbs.

The man that has not an enemy is really
poor.
A lie is like a cat, it never comes to you in
a straight line.
Advice is like castor oil. easy enough to
give, but dreadfully uneasy to take.
When a man measures out glory for him
self, he always heaps the measures,
What man gets for nothing he isvery apt
TO value at just about what it cost him,
Politeness never makes any plumbers; it
often gets snubbed, but never gets beat.
Medicine has cost the world more than
bread, and has killed more than it has cured.
An idler is twice a thief, he not only steals
his own time, but hangs around and tries to
steal yours
| never knew man that lived upon hope,
but that he spent his old age at somebody
else's expense.
He Hho has nothing to do in this world
but amuse himself has the hardest job on
hand know of.
never knew man to brag of his money
or his pedigree who had anything else worth
Dragging about
When you strike oil stop boring many
man has bored clean through and let the oil
run ont at the bottom.
When YOU come across q man that neither
fiattery or abuse will. stimulate let him
alone, he has gone TO seed:
There are two kinds OF men L do not want
TO meet when ! am in hurry, men that l
owe and men that want to owe me.
Those who are too proud to inquire what
a thing costs when they buy it are the first
to find fault when they come to pay for
it.
Go slow, young man; if you tap both ends
of your cider barrel at once, and draw out of
the bung-hole besides, your cider amt going
to hold out long
Whenever the minister prenches sermon
that pleases the whole congregation in nine
cases out of ten he has preached sermon
that the Lord won't indorse.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-15
ELIZABETH ZANE.

This dauntless pioneer maiden's name
Is inscribed in gold on the scroll of fame.
She was the lasSie who knew no fear
When the tOmahawk cleaned on the far frontier
If deeds OF daring should win renOwn
Let Us honor this damsel OF Wheeling town.
Who brayed the savage with deep disdain-
Brighteyed, buxOm Elizabeth Zane.
Twas more than a hundred years ago.
They were close beset by the dusky foe:
They had spent of powder their scanty store.
And who the gantlet should run for more.
she sprang to the portal and shouted Il:
lis better aegirl than man should die,
My loss would be but the garrison's gain.
Cnbar the gate" said Elizabeth Zane
The powder was sixty yards away
Ar8und her the fOemen i'm ambush Law:
As she darted from shelter they gazed wish awe.
They wildly shouted. "a squaw.'' "a squaw!r
She neither sweryed 10 the left nor right,
swift as an antelOpe's was her fight.