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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Or ISTEREsT TO FAKNKEs.-The following
sharp sxindling scheme Is being practiced
ID the eastern couuties by al agent for .
patent corn sheller and feed grinder: The
farmer Was waited on by an agent Of the
Standard machine company, of Cleveland.
Ohio, who requested permission to putsone
Of the nschines on The farm for exhibition
The farmer gave the desired permission and
was then requested 10 sign blank. which
the agent szid was to show the home ozfice
that he had permission 10 put the machine
on the premises. The farmer signed IL
blank and thought nothing fnrther of H.
matter until s sisort time after the machine
arrived. When be received notice 70 p1f
for the same or suit would be brought UP.
on investigating the matter the farTner
learned that he had signed an order for The
machine. & number Of farmers were swim
died IN the same manner.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08


Superintendent of Public distraction E.
< Higbee has mailed to al county, cisy and
borough school srperintepdents IN the state
circular. with suggestions - 20 the Asbor
Day exercises Of April 18th Tie circular
Suggests that every teacher Organize his
school for the work. and. IN consultation
with the directors, have the grounds proper
ly prepared and holes ready for tree. shrubs
fosers and vines that the cooperation OF
the whole neighborhood be ssked that
some sor: Of formal exercises mark the oc-
easion. aud III such trees be selected for
planting as grow in the respective ne;ghbor-
hoods.
The best way to secure general action in
the matter Is that adopted by State Superin-
tendent Higbee. who IS trying 10 rally the
children Of the public schools to take an in
sereSt and Cooperate in the matter He has
requested al the County Superintenden;s 10
impress the subject upon their teachers, di-
recto-s and pupils and from his circular TO
them are taken these hints which are Of gen
eral interest.
Select mainly such trees for planting on
school grounds as grow well in your imme-
diate vicinisy-hickory, walnut sweet gum.
dogvoed, buttonxood, ash, basswood or
linden, birch, locust. willows, tuliptres. pines
larches, frs and others too numerous TO
mention. For shrnbbery and vines-moek
orange, spireaS. the barning bush, 6entzia,
licacs. xigelia. hardy roses, honey suckles.
Virginia creeper. wIst2ria. the tacoma, and
Others, which win give variety aud greatly
increase the st;ractiyeness Of the school
b1ildings and its surrounding of grass plot
and greene-y.
As 10 the exercises Of Arbor Day, these
may be quite informal, If that shah seem
best-she essential purpose being the plant
ing OF trees. shrubs and vines bat il voald
be eminently proper. where arrangements
czn readily be made for formal program,
TO make this also prominent. feature. The
reading of selection from the Bible, prayer
by clergyman Of the neighborhood. read
ings. recitations and songs by the pupils,
an address by the teacher or other citizen of
the district interested in the work OF the
day, viii afford variety and serve 10 ren6e,
the occasion more interesting and impres-
sire.
Let every teacher organize his school for
the work, and. in consultation with the di-
rector, have the grounds properly prepared,
and holes ready for trees. and shrubs and
vines. and flowers Solicit the cooperation
of the whole neigh borhood- Should the
day appointed prove incleEent and unfit
for the work. postpone it until the follow
ing Saturday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Nj. MozIAH IfExs.
The literary society st California closed
with the schools. II wzs q success. being
both entertaining and instructive.
The coming wheat crop has been consid-
erably damaged by the late frost Farmers
do not expect more than half crop.
David Miller is making preparations TO
build bank barn one hundred feet long
He has nearly ali the necessary material on
the ground.
Our brass band has not been called 10 act
i've service this spring yet, but We hope the
boys viii take up their horns before long,
and make the air ring with music
Our farmers improved their time dunng
the winter by Insulting lime. Lemon Miller
and J. j. Zimmerman have each hauled
over tgo thousand bushels Of slsked lime,
while many others have hauled lesser
amounts.
Our schools have nearly all closed. They
were tutored By young men OF good ability
and morals Quemahoning can boast OF
having as good schools as any township in
the county. The fact that she pays as high
wages as any. may account for it.
ossEsyER-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

WITHOUT A SVlxNEE-Ihe year lsl6 /;
said 70 have been without summer Says
our informant " January isle was mild, q.
was also February. with the exception Of 8
few days. The greater pari of March was cold
and boisterous, April oEened warm. bu
grew colder as Il advanced. ending witt
snow snd ice and winter cold. In May ici
formed half an inch thick, buds and flower.
were frozen, and corn was killed Frost. 10
and snow were common in June Amos
every green thing vas killed. and fruit va
nearly az destroyed Snow fell 10 the dep;f
Of three inches In New York and Massachu
sets, ana ten inches il Maine July va
accompanied By frost and ice On the ST
ice was formed to the thickness Of window
glass IN New York, View England and part,
Of Pennsylvania, and the corn was neari,
al destroyed in certain sections. In Angus
ice formed half an inch thick. Corn was -
frozen thai great deal was cat down ana
dried for fodder. Very little ripened in ths
New England and Middle States. Farmer
were obliged tn pay 81 and s. bashel 70
lcp-n in ISL for seed for the next spring
planting. The f-s. two weeks Of SePtembe
were mild; the reSrcf the month was cold
with frost, and ice formed quarter Of al
inch thick October was more than usual,
celd. with frost and ice. November was coli
and clustering. with snow enough for goo
sleighing. December was quite mild an'
|eomfo-table
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08
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ABILENE. hA>.. AAkIH ~ As>s-
EpIToR Herald wish TO say few
words to my friends and comrades Of Som
erses County, and think my best way of
doing it is through the HERALD's columns
have been here in this city about ten
days. and TO my utmost surprise find this q
place Of much more importance than i re-
ally expected. Il Is now incorporated a
second-class city. and the prospects are that
in the course Of another twelve months i
viii be placed on on the record as inst
class city.
would say to those who have any idea Of
ever coming to Kansas, come soon, IS every
day the valne Of land Is increasing: but
there are thousands Of acres yet 70 be i'm
prov ed
The schools here are of the finest kind.
In this city there are now about twelve
hundred names enrolled Think Of it, IN 8
town but IL years old Seventeen years
ago, ! am informed. there was only three or
four houses here; now the business houses
are As fine buildings as ever saw in nv old
home in Pennsyivania-
Now, suppose. in Somerset County you
are having good time boiling sugar, and
tramping mud. Here farmers are busy put
ting ont their spring crops. Some. pre-
sume, are through with their oats seeding.
The wheat fields are rs green as generally
saw them the latter part Of April OF course
grain Is selling II low figure here. bat it is
- good ss treat to see the hundreds OF
bushels Of corn lying uncribbed, and the
many head of cattle surrounding it. This is
the way, and only way to consume the vas,
amount Of grain raised here
One werd as 70 how this city is located
1t is one and half miles north ofthe Smo-
Ky Hill river, its western boundary being
the sand hills: on the north II Is bounded
By Level plain, and on the east the same IS
north. When / say plain- mean q leve,
country as far - the eye can reach
i am among Pennsylvanians. and good
old solid Republicans, At that
W. II. HOOK.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

RExovAL,-Mrs. II. NJ Tredwen & Co.,
viii on Thursday of this week remove their
stock 70 upper room in Mammoth Block one
door south of Cook & Beerits and opposite
J. B, Snyder and Co.'S dry goods store
This room has been fitted up with shelving
and counters in the best approved style and
especially adapted throughout, 10 their bus
iness On their removal they will open =
large and entirely neu stock Of Millinery
comprising all the Spring styles from New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. In sd-
ditioo they viii display an extensive selec-
ton Of Notions, Trimmings. etc We eI-
pect our old patrons to find rs in our new
rooms, and viii make il pleasant foy them
and the many new acquaintances We expect
10 call. NJ NJ TEEEgKLL & Co
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

At 3 recent meeting Of the Ministerial As
socation Of this place. after a discussion OF
an1usements IN general the following rse-
luton was passed Res0tse6, That il our
Judgment, amusements Of the class Of the
theatre. skating rink. balls and euchre par
ties. are OF Of harmony with the spirit Of
genuine christianity. and that christians &c
not preserve their religion pure and un-
spo;sed frOn the world" when engaging in
them c. c. Is. DVscAS, Sec'y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08


~TsK SoJ1H PEss.-A few days ago the
So1nh Penn Company got charter for 8
bridge over the nver at Wheeling. Since
the engineers Of the company haye begun
surveyingg routes from point near Con-
nellsyille. in Fayette county. toward Wheel
Inc. This action Of the company explains
why the line from Laurel Hill west TO the
Peenickey has never been located II the
South Penn goes % Wheeling and thence
west. the road from Laurel Hill IVES. must
be located with this objective point in view.
A pruniueni engineer lately said the South
Penn lad It's road completed TO Pittsburgh,
and that they were how working with =
view Of getting otheg western connections.
fEs they could do by runnizgso Wheeling.
Elgineer J. L Miller. who has charge Of
the Somerset division. said few days ago
TO reporter Of the Connellsville Cosriz. ''the
westefn end can be completed in short
time, and the company has thus sar beea
wise enough TO be deliberate in the matter.
IH Is expected now that the road viii b
c5uplefed uert year, and for this rrason
ron can depend upon il that the route from
Laurel Hill to the Pittsburgh, NcKezpori
and Youghiogheny road win be definitely
decided Githin the next twc monthe- The
road viii be complessa - fast - posaible =
single hack. Many Of the grades haye
been made lighter, and everything done to
y bnote lhe speedy compilation of the roa q
This done, she grades via be brought ~
and the second track built at leisure"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

LEcTUxE.-Rey. ]. H ZinE viii deliver
his lecture on Prison Life" IN the Lufher-
an Church. Somerset on Friday eve. Apil
10. lss5. under the auspices Of p p. Cum-
Tickets. can be had AZ the Store Of G \.
Boyu- Doors open n 30, Lecture Al S P
n The lecture is yery highly spoken Of by
persons who have had the pleasure Of hear
ing il, and We bspeAk tor Rev. linn a good
audience.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08
A woxp TO FAx,rxns.

A WORD 10 FARAKRs-
II is generally conceded that grass seeds
grown in the west are cleaner, and contain
less Of the weed than those harvested east Of
the Ohio river, therefore We direct your at
ieniion TO the fact that our stock Of seeds
consists of pone other than choice Western
Clover and Timothy. al prices comparative
iy low Home, or E.stern-grovn Coyer.
can be sold at 90 cents TO 81 per bUshei less
than choice Western. and farmers who pre-
fer Eastern - ID and leave their orders with
Us. viii be accommodated with as little delay
as possible Respectfully,
Cook & BEEErrs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Being dissppoinfedin ia occupyrng Room Ne.
. BAer's Block On % Of April which We had
rented for the SoNEExk1 CIoZmSG HoUsI
goods AID which we sill hope 10 get poses
sion Of very soon We are compelled for the
present 70 open our goods in the clothing de
partnent Of J. NJ. Holderbauns Store, No
Baer Block, where We invite our friends
and the public 70 call and We viii give them
the bes; show possible under The circam-
stances. Of the nice things, and latest styles
we have bought and have 10 offer II the way
Of Men and Boy 9o,hing and Gents Fur
nishing goods. Il G. HoLpEEsAux.
Manager.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

We would advise al our readers who car
possibly do 50, to attend the lecture 70 bs
delivered in the Lutheran church Friday
night. by Rev ]. II. Zinn. Rev. Zinn is :
forcible and pleasing tAlker, and all who
have heard his lecture on Prison Life, =
speak "a the highest terms OF il. Give hin
q crowded house
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

M. znd MIS-. Wm- n. hoontz. and John
n. Uhl, Es9., started On Southern tour,
with a party OF their friends from Pittsburg,
Monday morning. The party expect 70 yis-
il Washington, Richmond, jacksonville and
View Orleans. before they retarn- They
viii be gone about three weeks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

The rOoms recently occupied BY Nessrs.
Hay. Scott and Schell. ss law Offices in the
Mammoth Block. are being fitted up Tor s
store room and win be occupied by Ms
TrdEell and Miss Benford who viii move
their millinery establishment into il IS soon
aS il Is ready for occupancy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

MARRIED


LAxDiS-SH0BER-At Berlin, Pa, on
Sunday. March q. 1885, st Berlin, Pa. by
Rev. John H. KnePper, Mr. Cyrus Wesley
lands to Mis- Exemena Virginia shober,
both Of Berlin, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

4 new feature viii enter into the trienni-
al assessments this yezr. Under the p-esen.
Z law the assessors viii be compelled TO make
return Of an the timber land in their
{ proy.e- district by specifying in separate col
umns how many sCre each tract contains
I Of cleared land, and how many IN timber.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Ifthe County Commissioners would re
move the ghtly old ont buildings on the
( jail property and replace them BY new ones
the people Of the community wOuld rise UP
and call them blessed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

M. Thomas Z Wsrt, Of Pittsburgh. Pas
seleer Agent. Western District. Pennsylvz-
MA Railroad Company, spent several days o.
l2sl week ID Somerset, on business for that
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Mrs- Dr. Henry Brnbaker and her 82ngSr
Ter Carrie returned from Philadelphia, whe-s
they had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Or. A
P Bruhzker, Saturday evening.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

NeK store room and new goods Call and
see Ms. n. n Tredxen & Co. in their new
Z quarters in upper end Of Mammoth Block
next door 70 Cook & Beerits, after nexi
Thu-s5zT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Rev. A. K FELTON, left Stoyestown a fsx
/ days ago 70 take charge in Centre county.
j Rev A :. BsumgzriDer, OF the same place
wiil leave in about one week. 70 take charge
/ Of 4 mission fed IN the Central Pennsylva-
MA Conference OF the c. 2. Church.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

A man BY the name Of Henry Miller who
has figured prominently n the criminal
courts or this county, was incarcer2ted in
the jail Friday on a commitment from Jas
tioe HeHiey. Of Stoystown- Miller is cha-g
ed with the robbery Of hen roost.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

The Beard Of School Directors are arrang-
inE 70 have the beautiful grounds around
the new school building planted VITA shrub
bsry and ornamental shade tres.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

one day last week the boom Of the Ia
trobe Lumber Company, az Bethel. on the
Stonycreek bnrst and q number Of logs e.
capped. These tozstber with the ice. swept
against one OF the Abztnsnts Of the covered
bridge st Foust's mil short distance below
Bethel with such force as 10 displsce il and
allow the bridge to sink down several feet
on one side Tie sbGfment wiz be rebrils
as soon as possible.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08
ADvrE1lsrD LrrrrEa-The following let

ADvEETIsED LETTEks--The following let
;es remaining in the pos: Office AZ Sonerset
Pa. VIII be seat TO the Dead Letter cbee. i
not called for before April 20, iss5:
Carter. Ro5t. z, Forniratts. sam'l. Foner,
Thomas, Grege-, Miss Rufina. Galhger, L,
Haley, Michael Lewis Mrs Mary, Nolan
Michael, Perkinson, Miss Alice, Porterfeld,
Ms. Ren5en, Smith Thornes, snefl Mrs
Helen A. sto.her. Angus. sieii. Ms Polfy,
Trmsn. Arthur
PaSals-Berkley, Albert, Brill. Z A.
Barkley. Jonzs. johnson, John, McCelvia
Mrs. Mary
4. c. DAVIS. P NJ.
Au-ii & iss5u Soasxrsei. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

A prayer meeting viii be held in the n
Z Church at O'Clock Thursday afternoon,
by the members Of the ". C. 7. [, for The
Suppression Of Sabbath Dissertation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

We call the attention Of our readers 70 the
advertisement Of the Somsrset Fertilizer
Company in another column. The proprie-
tors. Mess-- Fox and Woy, have erect
ed large buildings and filled them with all
Ihe necessary machinery 70 manufacture the
different grades Of Phosphate They have
for thesr foreman an experienced workman
whose name alone S guarantee Of Their
goods They have invested grea; deaf Of
money in this enterprise which Is for the
benefit Of our entire farming community
and we hope they viii be encouraged and
patroaizei as they 6ese-Ye. Farmers this Is
an enterprise in your interests and you
should see that II is well sustained - q
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

In the case Of Chrisine- vs.. Hosietler,
taken from this county 50 the Supreme
Court. the jn6gmenl o. the court below was
reversed. and a new Judgment entered for
the plaintiffs on the verdict
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

The Somerset Comfy Conference OF the
Allegheny Synod OF the Lutheran Church
VII Be he'd al Freaens. April 18th, es-h
and a0.h.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Nr Paul L Czsebse- has gone East 10
purchase a stock Of hats. caps and a full and
complete line O. Gents furnishing goods.
He VIII open out in the room in the Case
beer Block now occupied by Mrs. NJ n
Trs6wel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

josiah ssyior, Batch, sgain lznguishes
in d1-znce vile. This tine his daughter
makes the information. and the charge IS
assault and battery
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

The G. A Z Posi- Al this place have on<
hundred and one active member on the
rol.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

NJ. james ? Biesecks- returned from
Philadelphia Friday, where he has been az
tending lectures 3; the Jefferson Neiicsl
College
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

A fresh invoice Of cOl0red laborers arrived
in Somerset Friday, 70 90 10 work on the
South Penn Railroad The contractors say
they viii employ feE Hungarians and Itai-
izns this ssnmer. as the Irish and negroes
90 better work and give better satisfaction.
After the ist OF Mzy work viii be pushed
with increased rigor al along the line in this
county. IL is expected that alI TIE inse-nae-
diats work VIII be finished this summer and
that the tunnels viii be completed by one
year from the isf of May
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

nm nm - Pvssrsfs gspes sUsg- SID ns S
yIHl IUIItssats poskage. and ~ nan yea VIII
luuvUUUEes fFss psex.gs q sseds q largs
VIII. thnS uzil start yoa - wurk
that VII ~ onee fxlzR yoa n D0gy fnseW e1nz
anything eIsD i1 ADgg4m- An Abo1f sha - -
In prcsenss xixh sseA ssx Agsa1s vssfsd Sesry-
where, OF either sex, Of Al ages, for al IL 0De,
a spare tine only, % vork lor uzDsx sheix eva
hones. Fsrrznes lor Al workers sAsolsssly -
ssrsd- DAT delay h HAxxEr Co, Portland,
Nxine- Sanz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Mkar AARKz.-Main SHssk-We have
just added large Reffisersinr e our Meat
Market in which all mens can Be kept cool
and clean- Mutton. Beef Pork &c, kept
constantly on hand. Open daily Parties
buying meat can have il ksPt in the Refng-
orator until wznsed-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

A-. Samuel Fritz Is excavzring the cellar
for neE hyz~ OF the east end Of Turkey
foot Sireet.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

The bos.orn has suddenly dropped out Of
s,1e country roads
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Another week has passed, Ana sonerses
r ssill without postzaasier-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

We were shown BY Mr. W. W Knable
Saturday evening. s copy Of The circular let
ter issued by Postmaster General ViIes TO the
postal route agents IL the [. s. Nal Service
stating they could feel secure in their posi-
ticns. rs there would be no removals o.
faithful and efficient officers and corupl-
-nenting them upon the Efficient and salts
factory manner IN wiich that branch Of the
service was conducted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Il Is nos Offsu that We Sre favored with $
pressisr FirSt Of April than Wednesday
vas
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Representative Coiborn spent Sunday II
hone. returning 20 Harrisburg Monday
morning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

The borough lookup Was kep; pretty well
flled for several days last week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

This section was wished b. heavy rain
and thunder storm sCndsy night
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

our s.-esss were crowded with people from
the oc1ntry on the lst-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

y,
CoSKzrKscx frEEs-
April came in ike lamb. bat i not kesp
ing up the repusation.
Last Wednesday was alisely day in town,
ossng to some nineteen families changing
residence.
The sugar season Is expected 70 be shorf
but very swees. The amount Of sasel
gathered yields an unusual szssounf OF su-
gar
The season SO far Is remarkably healthy
one, there being no feves Of any kind. ex
eeps, a. the warm winds Of spring come on
the oil fever Is bezinuing to develop itself
| bat as thst i more dangerous 10 the money
purse than life. she doctors have little f<
hope for in that direction
Unies Cleveland has two bsckeones. hs
viii have none lefi to leave the White
I Honse with. The two Szmuei=, whose I'm.
ger marks are to be seen in the adniiniStrz-
ton, are doing all in their power to stifien
the one end. but while they are doing this
the brsg.diers ara pumping the MARROW out
al the other end. snd before another prezi-
DENTAL campaign il vii De but bunch o.
dry boaes, without any sap in 'em.
Confluence, April 6, ISIS X
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

We hope TO see Arbor Day generally OBJ
served herezbouts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Services were held in all Cur churches
scnday-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

III. Mamie UhI Is hosae spending the
Easter vscation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

We noticed Cur videswske bookseller and
nersdealer. Mr.. c. H Fisher. striking cut
for the train Wednesday morning. bound
for the cities 10 ps-base al immense stock
I Of The newest and --latest books, novels. libra
ries 2nd fne stationery, 70 say nothing OF
Al extensive variety ofnew novelties Trr-
. ~. Fishers Book Store IS : marvellous place
% vis1t, and IS snch an establishment in iis
line as is rarely found outside Of the cities