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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The American nation has double birth
right-Kberty and land Its liberty it has
guarded jealously, bat until very recent
years it seems to have been Indifferent to
the loss of its landed estate and ignorant of
the methods by which it has been diminish
ed. A veteran legislator, the Hon. George
W. Julian, who has given special attention
to the acts disposing of our public lanes,
tells the story in brief in contribution to
the North -ARericaR Retiee for August. In
the same number tive medical authorities
discuss the question, "Can Cholera be
Averted ?" Felix L. Oswald contributes
suggestive articleon - TIE Animal Soul,
and the Rev. VI. J. Savage, in " A Protane
View OF the Sanctum," brings an Indictment
against the daily press. The other articles
are one on =. The Price of Cas- by Charles
II. Botsford, one on 'Tempeanea Reform
Statistics, g by Prof. W. J. Beeeher, and the
chapter Of Comments" by various writers
on articles in previous numbers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Complaints reach US that scarcely day
passes that some ofthe graves in the eeme-
terry are not despoiled of the flowers and
shrlbberv placed there by the friends Of the
departed, and in order that these vandals
may know what is in store for them in case
of their prosecution and conviction we give
place to the following law touching the mat
ter That any person or persons. who
shall wilfully and maliciously destroy, mu-
tilate, injure. pluck of, defaee or remove
therefroni any tree or trees, vines, flowers,
grass. or ornamental shrubbery, growing,
being or temporarily placed therein for or
namental or useful purposes in any Gene
terry or graveyard in this commonwealth US
ed for the interment Of human beings, or
shall trespass in any or upon private enclos-
ures in any cemetery or graveyard aforesaid
shall De guilty Of a misdemeanor,a and OF con-
viction Of any Of said offenses be sentenced
TO undergo sn imprisonment not exceeding
one year or 10 pay ine not exceeding 8 90,
or both, or either at the discretion ofthe
court"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Many of the farmers in the neighborhood
as well as all the citizens living along the
line of the railroad complain that they are
annoyed by tramps, who ;iaily are wanting
something to eat. Some few who call make
inquiry for work. saying they are IDLE and
want something to do; but the majority
would not work If they could get it, and
this class are the most persistent in their
whining appeals for aid. We sympathize
with the man VINO would work and can't
get it, but the great trouble is that in the
majority Of cases the parties who are run
ming around hunting work are the snes who
work FOR short time, and as soon as they
get few cents squander it, and when the
day comes that work is scarce they have no
money. lFthey would save their money as
an industrious man should when such times
come they would have something laid by
aud could manage to get along
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22
MARRIED

DIX-BEIHLEIN.-on Thursday, May
Il, 1855, al tConfaence, b. G G., Groff, Esq,
Mr. August L. Dix TO Miss Maggie Reth-
iein, bofh Of UrsiHa. Pa
TREsSLER-NICKALOW-On Tuesday
June Il, 1885, At Confluence. p, BY the
same, Mr.. George TressIer to Miss Nancy
Nickalov, both of Lower Turkeyf1ot Town
ship, Pa.
HELM = GALLAGHER. = on SGndly.
yaly f2, 1855, at the residence ofthe groom
BY W. E. Lohr, Esq, Mr.. John He'll. q
Forward, Pa, to Mrs Iaginia Gallagher of
Somerset. Pa
SMITH H-SHAVER.-On SUNDAY. July
II, 1855, at the home of the bride in Fried-
ems, BY Rev. J. y Welch, Mr.. Frederics F.
Smith to Miss Julia C Shaver. both Of Som
erset County, Pa
REFFLEY = HORNER. = On thursday,
July l6, 1855. in stoyestoSn, Pa. by Rev
VIM D. Lefevre, Mr.. Samuel A. Heffiey to
Mss Sadie J. Horne-. both of stoyestown.
Scmerset CFll1ltv, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

this week that he did not know Of any nego-
tiations forths purpose and be said further
that Il v aid BE- q more adyansase to the
Bait;nprs aud ohio than to any other inter
est. for L e cetl,d get control Of it they
could stor Il at Somerset, ani there. con
nscfinz l. sit.a tl.e Fiiisnarsh and CONF els
vile Disisssn. secure rhe route to New York
which they want and at the same time OBJ
tain an outlet to New England and put
themselves In a position to wage sharp con
,ests with the Pennsylvania and protect
their Washington trafEc. .Bnt. said he.
'-E..,s,egt Jarrett IS in Enrose and certainly
Is mt bothsring himself about IT, y
Although Mr. yandlerbilt's interest is one
third. or $500 ,ooo ont OF the SIS. coo
called for by the syndicate subscription, the
interests to be benefited by the construction
OF the rosd are much greater than his, and
il i by no means certain that they could be
won over to consent to giving up the work I;
indeed they are somewhat restiye, even now
because the line beyond Somerset. which
was definitely determined upon six weeks
ago, is not immediately put under con-
tract The Vanderbilt interest, howev-
er. in view of certain complications
is disposed to wait. The Pittsburgh inter-
est alone is very nearly as large as thst of
Vanderbilt, Dr. Hostetter being subscriber
to the amount OF s2,ooo,ooo, Fl. C. Frick
s.. 600 oeo and Andrew Carnegie 81, ,000, ,0oo,
while John d. RoekafelIer and William II.
RoekafeiIer, who may Be counted upon to
20 with the Pittsburgh party. are down for
81, coo COO each. Here are SC, go, 600 AZ once
Harry Oliver was also down for 500 coo,
which has passed 70 other Pittsburgh peo-
pie B. F. Jones, late chairman of the Re-
publican NaficnaI Committee, and of the
firtn OF Jones & Laughlin. is down for
sa0o,o0o, and John W. Chalfant, of ChaI-
FAINT 4 Co, also large iron men in Pitts
burgh, has about the same amount
4 number of capitalists interested in
Reading have blocks Of ss000o to $3.50. 900,
50 there is little chance that If Mr.. Wander
bilt should desire to give uD the enterprise
he would be able 70 carry a majority of the
syndicate With him. And even he could
expensive litigation in defense ofPittsburg's
interest would be likely 70 follow.
The Beech Greek, Clearheld and South
western, now completed into the Clarified
coal region, viii not be affected by any ar
rsngernent that may be made for the settle
ment Of the trunk line difficulties. This en-
terprisc, although largely owned by Mr.
Vanderbilt, is not controlled bT him Lock
Haven and Ciearfeld parties have a large
interest in the road. and G. J. Magee's friends
in Northern New York have also invested in
it. The capital stock of the road IS placed
at s, 500 600, and Mr. Vanderbilt has agreed
to take large lot of the bonds when they
are ready TO be issuedr, but 50 far no bonds
or stock whateYer have been issued to any
one Ii Is understood, however. that they
have been engraved and viii soon be deliv-
cred, perhaps in time TO contribute 10 sweJ
the early fall crop Of chromos.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

NEW MErHop OF SELErTIxG JURrEs.-1he
following act was approved by the Cover
nor on June 18th in reference to the selec-
ton of jurors for the tr:el Of causes:
When any case shall be ready for trial.
some disinterested person shall. by direction
of the Court, in open court, draw from the
jury-b5x, after having well mixed the papers
deposited therein as aforesaid, .tvenry Of said
papers, one after another. and if any OF the
jurors whose names shall be 80 drawn shay
not appear or shall be challenged and Get
aside tor cause, such persers shall proceed to
draw as aforesaid further number of -the
said papers until twenty jurors shall be
written in panel by the Prothonctzry or
Clerk, from which the plaintiff shall strike
one name and the defendant one. and so on
alternately until such party shall have ex-
ercised the four peremptcry challenges al
lowed BY law, and the remaining twelve
jurors. having been sworn or affirmed as the
law directs. shall be the jury TO try such
cause Pvrided, That in case either party
shall neglect or refuse to aid in striking the
Jury as aforesaid, the Prothonotary or Clerk
shall strike the same on behalf Of such party.
And. proviaed further, That whenever the
irst twelve jurors appearing in answer to
the cali of their names as aforesaid, sre safis-
factory to the parties. the calling of Farther
jurors may he dispensed with.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22
,IorSr sfoRrAH IrExs.

MOUNT MoRrAH ITENs.
Harvesting las begun in earnest
Hay-naking is about half-finished. The
crop is an average one.
The wheat crop is about 60 per cent of
what it was last year.
Rose \ Mowry. an aged maiden lady re
siding here. whose health has been falling
for some years, is atpvesent in very criti-
cal condition.
A refreshing rain this week gave quite an
impetus to our oats aud corn crops, and
they now give promise of a fair yield. Bar
ley will be our best crop this year.
Farm work Is done more by machinery
this year. than ever before. We have three
self-binders within a distance OF two
miles, one owned by jerome Stuff, of
Jenner township, one by William S. Hor-
ner and one BY George Countryman. OF
Quemahoning township.
Philip NJ. Maurer, son Of John Maurer,
late of Johnstown, met with qaite painful
accident one day last week. He and James
Rhodes were endeavoring to close dilapi-
dated barn door. A strong wind was blow
at the time, which broke 1t from its fasten-
ings and it fell on Maurer, severely injuring
him He is again convalescing, but it viii
be some time before he Is able 70 work
Rev John Tomiinson, formerly of this
county, but now Of Adams county, Pa, has
sent appointments to preach on Sunday,
July 26th AT 10 A. NJ, at the Hoffman
Church, in JeDner Twp, and at Stoystown in
the evening. He viii have 10 pass the Hor-
ner church going from Hofman's $ TO Stoyes-
town. but sent no appointment for that
place. Ii may be that the Reverend gen
tIeman. thinks that the Homer people are
Joined to their idoIs,. like EptIraim Of old,
and are better left alone The charge Is va
cant at this time, but their Sgndzy-school
and prayer meeting are well attended.
P. d.
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FrlHsps o. THr DscsAssD-

PIcTUKE FRAMES AND MouLDrSGs.- A
Fishers Book Store there has just been re-
ceived complete stock Of picture frames
and mouldings. have secured the servic-
es of first class picture framer and am now
prepared TO frame all kinds and sizes of pic
lures in the best style. Mouldings of new
and elegant designs for large OIL paintings,
steel engraving and chrunos. A great va
riety Of frames in stock for small pictures,
picture bel ongings and fittings in great vaTi-
ETY.. such az cord, tassels, knobs. nails screw
eyes. wire, etc. Intend 70 give this business
nay special attention Czn in and see my
mouIdings and frames, and bring in your
pictures and get them framed. 3t
CHAs. II. FISHER
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Somerset, Pa.

A number OF our people took advantage
of meeting Prof II. L. King. expert orti-
elan, who spens saturday and Monday with
their agent, C. n. Boyd, giving him instrnc-
tons in hitting speetacles and Eyeglasses. of
which he makes specially The Professor
examined quite number of eyes, and
was enabled 70 correct defects in vision that
before was not known to exist. He wiz
pay Somerset another visit Ia the future.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

CONFLUENCE IrEMs.
Everything quiet on the Youghiogheny.
The Youghiogheny river is very low, and
there is mucn fishing being done
John Hanna had to turn away ali his
summer boarders. owing TO sickness in his
family.
Mr.. Sullivan johnson and family, of Ale
gheny City, are spending the hot season in
the mountains.
If il IS true that Cleveland has stuck an
axe in the appointment block until the
weather gets cooler, it viii cause many
hearts 90 ache.
The hot weather Is bringing the people
from the heated cities into the mountains at
an unusual rate. Private boarding houses
are ali fuA 20 oyeraowin
The bridge over the Casselnan river at
this place is marked condemned" This
is the bridge built by the Commissioners
and S. Buchanan, about whichTso much was
said at the time The bridge was let to
Buckman at s70e he being the lowest bid
der by SO
Confluence, July i, 1855. X.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Gen. Simon Cameron. Gov. Pattison, Hon.
J. 5. Rutan. Hon William Butler, Judge
simonton, Judge Furst, Colonel James A
Bovd. and Judge stinson, Norristovn, and
Hon. J. A. Hiestand of Lancaster are
among the distinguished guests at the Bed
ford Strings
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The malicious, lioelous, unealled for and
mcrciai on Chief of Police Gilbert, IS very
justly condemned by all of the best citizens
Of Somerset. This borough never had a
more capable and efficient police officer than
Mr. Gilbert The fact that he has been re-
tanned year after year at a liberal salary
would alone give the lie to the Commercials
yenomous article.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The hay in the NOV Of Mr.. Aaron Zim-
norman, who lives short distance south
Of town, was too heavy for the timbers and
saturday night they gave way and let their
load down to the floor beneath. Two horses
that were underneath were flattened out by
the weight and were rescued alive with
great difficulty.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The HERALD local was one Of party OF
five that spent day of last week in the
wilds of Paint township fishing. The party
captured several dozen fish and five alliga-
tors. the largest Of the alligatois measured
about two and one half feet in length.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Mr. Emanuel Lowery, editor OF the Pom
tiac CIll.) Seafinel, who has been visiting his
old home at Salisbury. circulated among his
Somerset friends Friday. He thinks the old
landmarks are getting few and far between
about the town, and the familiar faces
favvar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The attention Of the school board is call
ed TO the fact that several Of the shade tree
boxes in front OF the Aeademy grounds are
badly demoralized, ana unless they are
speedily secured the beautiful shade trees
will suffer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Mr.. Horace G. Darsie. OF PittsLurgh. is
not mach of fisherman when only hass
count, bat when il comes 10 alligators be
captures the entire bakery. ON a recent
trip to lockwood, while Editor Werner in
the Ti1aes boat rocked his Sunday girl on
the Wild waves of the Casselman. pastime
interrupted occasionally to reel n bass.
and John slime, ike the lone fisherman, an
gled from rock, Mr.. Darsie, with "a great
despise for the intelleet ofa fisherman who
would be content with such trifiing things
as bass. and the assistance Of asmaH boy,
captured five a heli-benders.r On Tuesday
he left for Colorado. to angle for Rocky
Mountain trout
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22
RASrRoAD AFYAIRs-

RAILROAD AFFAIRS
The following is from the Philadelphia
Press Of Friday last
"A pretty thorough inquiry By people
who ought 10 know fails to discover any
substantial proof Of the truth Of the rumors
current for the past fortnight that settle
nlent Of the trunk line question involves
the suspension Of work on the South Penn
syiEania Railroad, Mr II Nc. K. Twonabiy,
who is at the active head Of the enterprise,
distinctly says that the subject has not been
considered and that no proposition FOR the
stoppage Of work could be considered with
out conference with all the members ofthe
syndicate.
The Pittsburgh members are unanimous
in their wish to continue work on the road,
in order that they may have line 10 the
seaboard in which Pi,tsburg would have a
large direct interest Mr.. Robert H. sayre,
the chief engineer Of the company, said only
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The ConneIlsyille Courier says: General
A a. Coffroth, OF Somerset, and Senator F.
H. Agnew, of Beaver. were in town on
Wednesday. They have been employed to
defend Y B. Harding and Jesse Smith in
the hospital case, and were here for consul
tation with each other and their clients
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The work on the South Penn. goes brave
y On. notwithstanding the many rarnors
that il has been abandoned and the reports
published in the daily napers of lis sale to
the Pennsylvania Company.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

In the suit of Ralph Bagaley against Vim.
II. Vanderbilt and Others. composing the
South Pennsylvania Railroad syndicate. the
American Construction Company. aud 9TH
ers, Chief Justice Sedgwiek, in the Superior
Court, refused to grant the plaintiff an in
junction to restrain the defendants from
continuing TO act under the syndicate agree
ment. Judge sedgwick says that the facts
before him show him that Bsgaley's pecu-
mary interest viii not be endangered pend
ing his suit.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Messrs. Adams & Lobengier, who have
the contract for boring the well in the court
house yard, had gone down to the depth Of
80 feet when they suspended operations
last Friday evenig, without having struck
much of a water supply. 1t is thought that
they viii have to bore at least fifty feet
deeper before sufficient run Of water viii
be reached. They resumed operations to-
day
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Mr. Rudolph Ferne- has recently repaint-
ed aud otherwise improved his buildings on
" Meadow Farm, situated one mile north
Of Somerset. thus giving it very neat and
attractive appearance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Rev. I. r. Beacon, Of the NJ. E Church
Of Mt. Pleasant, will preach in the Presby-
terian Church, this place, next Sabbath
morning at IO.45A N. All are cordially in-
vited 10 attend. Seats free.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Rev. J. S. Marple. of West Newton, as
sisted by Rev. John Gallatin, Of Kingwood
and other ministers of the Church Of God,
viii hold grove meeting, commencing Fri
.ay. July slst. At The WeiIner school-house
in Milford township All are invited TO at
tend and Join in the worship.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Dr. George Z. Fundenbarg, of Pittsburgh,
who has been lying Ill at the boarding
house of Mr.. F. Z. weimer for the past two
weeks, is slowly improving. All the Inenl-
bers Of his family are here.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

FoR SALE-One fourteen-hoTse-p power up
right steel boiler. single fiue. Also, one six
horse power upright Peerless engine, nearly
new. VIII be sold cheap Call on or adj
dress L Z. WOLF,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The ladies ofthe Presbyterian Church viii
hold Lawn Fete' in the Court House
yard on Thursday evening this week. A
good time IS pronised.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The juveniles and children Of larger
growth have lots of fun indulging IN their
evening ablutions in the stream at the foot
of Union street
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

In addition 10 the buildings now in course
Of construction, at least half dozen more
dwelling houses Will be built in Somerset
during the present summer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Alter being on the retired list for about
three months tonsorial artist Waterman has
again entered upon active service.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The Bedford democratic primaries will be
held on July 18th and the convention on
the 18th.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

DR.. Albert P. Brubaker and wife. Of Phila-
delphia, arrived in Somerset Sunday morn
ing for two weeks visit.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Prof. J. M. Berkey's Ursina Normal VIII
open its doors July 9th. The prospects
for large school are said to be very hatter-
ing.
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TERMS

TIE conditions o. sale are a. follovs- rhs
amount 0f sale exceeding u 90 must be pai. 10
cash, ar IN payments with Interest Ten per eert
of the purchase Money must be paid dey Of szls
ami Including sAts enough must be paid 20 xmognt
10 :. 500 delivery ~ deed the remainder 20 be
psid - TIVE s4szl annual paynsnt<, viii nser-
ss-- TIE Aforesaid 81 3co shall be paid follows
hy the psrcha so On the lst 0f April. 1885.
500 "a The Isl ef April, lss-. and the remaining
$50 o1 the i 81 Of April 1883. P0sssssion WI Be
given 70 puf cat crops the coming fall
R. p HAMMER.
LIZZIE HORNER-
mis- Tr-..<.es
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r EGAL NOTICE.

r EGAL NOTICE.
Josiah Kimmel
vs.. In the Court OF Common
Jonathan J. Kin Pleas Of Somerset to1nty,
nell ana heifs and : Pennsylvania. 70 Ne E4-
legal representa- atty Docket, lss5.
tiyes OF Jnathant
Kimuil. ted
And ncg to Wit. z5ts day OF Nay. 1883, On petit
ton Of Josiah Kfmmel % the Court, stating that
a mortgage given by hin to Jonathan himmel.
dated the lst Gay OF April. 1siq. for two th5usand
dollars ia annual instaIlmeEts had been paid to
the said Jonathan kimnel in his lifetime, there
f0rc praying the saiI Court % have the same
marked paid and satisfied 10 accordance win the
statute IN such case made and provided " here
upoa ths Court orlnr and direct that rule issue
- the heirs sn legal representatives. Of tue said
Jonathan himmel deceased to appear at our
Regular Term tobe held ar Senserset on rhe ith
7ieEd1y of Septe mher, ISIS. l2sfh day aud show
cause. III any they have Why the prayer OF peti-
ti0Rer Should not re granted, otherwise Iud dgInent
b. GsfAult viii be entered sR'iz thea raart-a re
Iaarsef satisfied Rude 10 be published IN the
SoNERsEy HsE ND lor iodr wee Ks prior % the
day n. Il. CRITCHF1EIsD.
July22R. Prothosotary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

At the present rate of progress, daylight
will be seen through the Allegheny tunnel
within the next sixty days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Mrs. Ed. B. Colr0sh and Ms. Charles Co;-
froth with their children eIe visiting friends
near Philadelphia
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

1t Is said that one hundred car loads of
freight are shipped daily over the 5. & c.
from lockwood.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Our hotels and boarding houses are being
rapidly filed by city guests.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Henry r. scheII, Esq, returned home
from an extended western tour Thursday
morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

A vicious COW destroyed several handsome
shade trees in the borough last week. The
cow should be shot on the spot.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

Miss Ruby Johnson, of Washington, d. C..
Is visiting relatives in Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The little circus that showed here last
Tuesday was one Of the best OF the kind
that ever visited Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

The weather has been intensely warm FOR
the past four or five days, warmer than 1t
has been at any time since the summer OF
'76.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-22

On Saturday last NJ. Harrison Snyder
was appointed postmaster at lockwood,
vice L. d. Miller resigned