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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-18
An incident of the War.

Captain Mecrath, Clerk ofthe Supreme
Court, tells good story of his war expe-
rienee, going TO show that during the war,
at least, the world sometimes seemed 40
small that you were continually knocking
against somebody you didn't expect to
meet Just after the fall of vicksburg
the Captains regiment, the Seventeenth
Wisconsin, had charge of lot of prison.
ers,most of whom had manned the works
Immediately in front of them during
the siege. These prisoners were supplied
with rations under General Grants or
der. the same as their guards, but they
didn't always, or even generally, eat
alone. The Union soldiers followed with
them, to great extent, and, while guard
ing them as prisoners, really treated them
as old friends, and discussed the incidents
of the siege with them with great relish.
Among the prisoners was young officer
named Saunders, belonging TO an Arkan-
ssis regiment, who became favorite in
the camp of the Seventeenth, and spent
great deal of time for few days among
its officers. He had come ofa good fami-
ly. was well educated, and among gentle
men always a gentleman. When he was
paroled, few days later, he parted from
his recent foes. now friends, with evident
regret, taking with him new Yankee
uniform which his entertainers had made
up for him to replace the tattered garb
in whicn he bad been captured He
went away expecting never to see his new
found friends again. but few weeks la
ter, as the regiment was approaching
Nachez, early one morning, lone horse
man, in blue uniform, mounted on a
mule, was seen approaching from the di-
rection of the city He evidently did not
see the blue-eoats until they were nearly
upon him. and then seemed anxious to
avoid meetings kind of conduct the
soldiers couldn't understand at first as he
wore the blue. The soldiers thought
they must have caught spy, but the
first officer who came up identified
Saunders. Being among friends it Was
easy to prove his parole, and he was soon
free again, and this time crossed the river
and went home to Arkansas.
A year later the rebel and Union ar
mics were confronting each other near
Atlanta. There had been sharp firing
on the picket line all day. just a. il was
getting dark il let up little, and pretty
soon a voice called out from the COnfed-
crate rifie-pits:
What regiment Is that ?"
The answer went back Seventeenth
WISCONSIN"
Then came the surprising inquiry Is
McAuley there ?'
Yes"
L. Mctinsth there p
Yes Who the ID are yous ~
Saunders. of Arkinsaw."
A shout greeted this announcement.
and Saunders, of Arkinsav," WAS al
once invited over. He came, and, On in
vitation brought party Of feilow-rebels
with him. Then, az - often happened
both in the East and the West during the
war, men who had spent the day in aet-
i've efforts to take each others lives, gath
cred around the same campfire in the
evening rs closest friends, and then re-
turned again each to his post of duty, 10
look upon each other as infidel dogs or
hated enemies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-18

One night awhile ago John Layton,
who runs the main line boat train from
Boston, came on my engine sick AZ DEATH
He was 80 feverish and nervous be almost
cried. Cheer up, John" says !, "and III
fix you in jiffy, and gave him good
dose of Dr. Kennedy's " Favorite RENE
dv." He went to bed Two days after
saw him looking strong As butcher.
That's the stuff for railroad man, he
said. Daniel Fits, Engineer Old Colo
nv Railroad
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A DNINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate of jefferson Riioads deceased late OF som
trset Borough Somerset County. Pa
letter. of Administration ou the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority notice Is hereby given to all
persons indebted 10 said estate Ia make imnedi-
ATE payment. and those having claims against the
same viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Thursday, August ~. lss al the
Office Of 7. W Bie~ecker. Esq. III somerset Bor-
oieh John L. RHoADS
jelis Administrator
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OF a Cornwall Californian.

Senator McDougall, of California, was
convivial and witty to a degree. Return
ing from the Capitol one night slightly
excited by tea, he mistook Maryland for
Pennsylvania avenue, and in the dark
ness fell into q muddy sewer, from which
he was trying to crawl, when policeman
came up and inquired who in the
name of all that's holy are your Gent
ly, my friend, gently" came the Abored
response; "when left the Senate cham
ber / Was McDoussll, but now it seems
that am Seward. .'-San Ffaneisco Aryo-
,a0xf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-18

Estate OF solomon J. Bacr late Of Somerset Town
ship. Somerset County. Pa. decreased.
The undersigned having been apIointcd An
diior by the Orphans COuri Of Somerset County
"a examine exceptions ascertain advanrements
statc account and report distribution thereon
hereby gives notice that he viii attend to the
duties Of his appointment at his Office in Somer
set Pa on Friday. the 9th day Of August lss
when and where all persons Interested can at
tend. HENRY +. ScHELL
alg4 Auditor.
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AN OPEN LETTER.

LIsroNBtEG Pa.
MAY "A, 1855.
Mr. G. y. BOYD SOMERSET, Pa.
Dear Sir In tesifving 10 the merits of
your Mandrake Liver Pills. words fail me in
expressing my just appreciation of their good
and curative properties, as well as the un-
speakahle benefits have received from their
use For a speedy and effective cure for liver
disease. they are mrivaled. A. blood pu
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may truthfully he said that their action upon
the liver i universal not gland or tissue es-
Gaping their sanative influence. ] heartily
recommend your Mandrake Liver Pills to any
one suffering from liver complaint.
Yours.
e. l. DEI.AIT TER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-18

SHILoH's corGM and Consumption Cure
is sold by Geo. W. Benford & SON on
guarantee II cures Consumption
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-18

DIR. X. Butler, Master Of Arts, Cambridge
University, England, says: - - Jacobs
Oil acts like magic"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-18

Venezuela has been favored with blue
and rose-colored hailstones
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Your obedian sirvent,
TOM RI.Ak

ps-thenks for levin the door opin.
The Professor was the only one who
made hearty breakfast. He had proved
the power Of thought reading it was our
fault, not his, the gardener had been too
sharp for US. Now, of course, we had the
detectives down, but we never caught
Mr. Black Tux few spunes instedr'
I should rather think he had; there was
not piece of plate left in the house =
M.tcmildR's Magazine
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-18

III T. BAER,
- -omerset, Pa,
,-. r-..tire in somerset and adjoining coun-
F---Ins--. entrusted 10 him will receive
aaup. aueunan
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A UpIroR's NOTICE.

Mammoth Block.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

A new trial was granted I. w. Craw.
ford yesterday IN his suit for damages
against the city. This, It will be remem.
bcred, Is an old case, based on tho dunn.
ing OF tilth by the city near the plaintIf's
residence. II has once been To the
supreme court.
A motion was made by the attorneys
OF lobe Turner for new trial, and over.
ruled by the court. Sentence was then
passed upon Turner. His case viii
be carried 20 the court OF
appeals, aud II the verdict Is affirmed
there nothing but executive clemency can
save him from lifetime Imprisonment.
Sarah e. Thompson was granted a
divorce from Gideon Z. Thompson.
New suits iiled yesterday. j. A Lee vs..
M. II, Childress ct al, suit on note for
sl400 aud for foreclosure OF lien on lots
5 and ., block 30, Fort Worth.
Amelia Edwards w. j. Edwards, suit
for divorce on the ground OF abandon
ment.
Thos. White vs.. Missouri Pacific rail.
way, suit for $llSl damages against the
Missouri Pacific railway for delay in snip
ping cattle from Colorado City TO Chi.
cngo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

any other three railroads in this country
~ policy has been 10 locate settlers, no
matter AZ what expense, and 10 hunt out
intending Immigrants ali over the United
states, gather them In and fetch them 70
we line OF the Aschison, Topeka 4 Santa
re railroad. It's Immigration Is not
pauper scum direct from Europe, bat
Americans and acclmatcd Americans
"Besldes all that" sald our travelling
friend, 'tne principal owners OF the
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fc have uonii.
dence IN the officials u the road, and
know that no chlmerlcal scheme will be
started. Therefore, when money IA
needed 10 build now roads or extensions,
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway
owners are too glad TO get It's new bonds,
as no safer securities can be offered. /
could talk 10 you for hours about the
Atchlson, Topeka & Santa Ne and the
great future OF Fort Worth, but Il Is not
needed. II takes no prophets eve TO SEQ
ere 1920 line from Fort Worth TO Sa.
bne Pass; one TO Paris and on 10 Fort
smith; one TO Mexico City by way Of
Brentwood, one TO Denver CITY; an
other via Jacksboro into New Mexico,
and the Atchlson, Topeka Santa Ne ex.
tension Into Kansas, In addition 70 the
seven railroads now running here, and o
population Of G0,00o--the biggest city In
Texas, IL only needs that the same
energy and unity that has already made
Fort Worth the Kansas City OF the South.
west be displayed for few years more to
make Fort Worth the phenomenal city
OF the world'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
TARRANr.s TrACuRRs,

PROGRAMME or TIIE REGULAR QUARTER
Ky MEETING or THR TEACHERS INsTI-
TuTE.
The teachers OF the county will met at
girls high-school building West Fourth
street, Saturday, May 10, 10 a. m. The
following Is the programme prepared for
the occasion:
/. Address of welcome--Rev j. NJ.
Wells.
2. The Teachers INSTRUMENTATION
Connolly. Discussion.
3. Grammar or Language which2-P.
NJ. White. Discussion.
I. The Word Method-prof Wright.
Discussion.
o. The Demonstration (flrst steps In
algebra)--A v. Sizemore. Discussion.
g. The Place OF the Private School in q
System Of Schools--T. Z. Murray. Dis
cussion.
Z. Comparative Phllology--W =. Will
liams. Discussion.
s. The Word or Plume System ne. T..
Wells. Discussion.
RECESS.
.. The True Education--A, j. Robbins
Discussion.
10. Reading; How to Teach lt--Prof
Steele. Discussion.
IL. Morals In the Schools Mrs John
N. Manuel. Discussion.
H. Drawing Free lland-Miss Speer
| Discussion.
IS. Geographical Sublimiiies - j. a
Handy. Discussion.
The Hon. Sam Furman, county judg,
End ex-oiilclo superintendent OF county
/ public schools, promises 10 be present.
As this is meeting OF teachers, satchel'
may be left ut home, not forgetting
however, to bring the school basket
Food for both mind and body should e
together.
A fuller programme will be published
about Thursday aud Friday next. II Il
hoped that other names and subjects ma.
be added TO the number already given.
All teachers and friends Of educatlo
are cordially invited to take part In ,h
discussions. ALEX. HoGd,
Il. J.. MURRAY, Chairman.
Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
rur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TRAVELLING MANS VIEWS or FORT
WORTH THE ATCnIsoN, TOPEKA 4
SANTA pE--ITs GREAT BENEFITS TO THE
NORTHWEST ELEVEN RAILWAYS AND
10000 PEOPLE FOR "TnR FORT" BE-
FORE 1890.
A well-trayeed man yesterday, In re-
ply 10 the question why he believed that
Fort Worth would in Ave years be the
largest city in Texas, said
6There are many reasons. First, as
the dead Southern poet, sydney Lanler,
says, there's more In the man than there
is In the land In his exquisite poem en-
titled Zones OF Jones County, Georgy.' !
mean that outside OF Kansas CITY ana
Chicago there Is no city with a populG-
ton 10 full Of push and wcll.directed en-
crny. so earnest and 80 united In every
effort that IS and has peen MADE 10 'senu
The Fort 10 the 'front.' Can you recall
any demand for subsidy to build rail-
road. n factory or any other public Inn
proyement that has not peen
nromntly furnished? Can you name any
city in the Union with double It's popula-
ton. that has AS fine newspaper as The
| GAZETTE; that has as well-payea stIeets,
es many miles OF sidewalks and street
railways, as many artesian weils, as pure
artesinn water, as fine water-wofksp az
many and line school buildings, as splen-
aid publlc-school system, as good gas
| (for burning, ! mean, as many pankn
with as large capital, as iine climate, as
beautiful location, as splendlu an hHrl-
| cnltpral and pastoral country tributary
IA IL. az united people, as liberal popn-
| lation, as many energetic men, as many
nrcttv women, as wel-advertised city OF
INV city that eleven years ago had only Z
nonnlation of 900 (while magnificent
CIV on 10 900 stood only thiIty-two miles
east az Fort WORTH, aud now numbers
Ok mo or a CITY that eleven years ago had
NO raliroad and now has seven railroad
outlets. another railroad building anu
two more ready 90 start ia few monihhF
Al this iuncture THE GAzETrEs Yopni'
mnn felt la his pocket, expecting 70 nnp
i that the nickel he had been saylnp
Win when 10 pay car fare, ma
crown iato SO gold piece, ana, Win
sigh found that the only reason u nae
nnf dome so was that he had failed 70 VI
yest il in Fort Worth dirt.
me travelling man was next questions.
a. IA his opinion OF the Atchlson, Topekl
d santa Nc railroad and the prospective
benedtg 10 Fort Worth from its purclah'
az the Gnlf Colorado santa re anu ~
, extension 70 Kansas from tDls point nov
being rapidly pushed forward, ,ouu
"You people at Fort Worm cannot s rha
an estimate yet Of It's adyantoges -
railroad can raise more monty W ~
time 70 build new roads ana sA.enn ~
ones than any three RAILROADS. ~ A,nsi,s ~,
ia owners have made nntola iorsu ,lD,, ~ n,
OF It BIZ building up the connuy a'Sns
line, and thus not only seiiins taua nc
heavy advance, but getting PeoP.s so' ns.
there, and thus securipga inelAsn' E ~
scnger aud freight business loI An nor
To do this that road has sApenes,1s ssse
. money in advertising the eounuy ~ ~ Una ma,
through aud securing imin'siA''o" 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

with r.ferenco 20 roads were passed on
and a number Of iuries ofyIew appointed.
The most Important Of these looked 20
the opening Of road from the johnson
station and Bowman springs road
70 the johnson station and
Grapevine road This session
OF the court VIII probably last ail the
week. Among other things II will proba.
bly, order local option elections in the
Grapevine and Arlington precincts, IN NJ.
Spouse to petitions from those precincts.
Both already have local-optlon and Ii ,s
supposed that the object Of the petit.
TONERS IA 10 get rid OF Il II possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
ouu ouuRcn NOON.


FIVE cnuncn ENTERPRISES on roof,
REPRESENTING TnE PRESBYTERIAN,
METHODIST AND BAPTIST DKNoMINA.
TI0Ns.
The desired tangible manifestation OF
religious sentiment In this city Is begin
ming 10 take shape, and will result In the
erection OF Number OF churches OF which
Fort Worth may well be proud.
Preparations looking toward $4,000
house for the Cumberland Presbyterian
people have very nearly maturcd, and II
Is promised that the contemplated build
ing Will be both handsome AZ structure
and commodlous In It's appointments.
The Fourth Street Methodist church
has perfected plans for the erection OF a
$40, 900 house Of worhip on the site Of
their present building, and parsonage
will also be built at the same time This
church owns a splendid piece of property
Of about GO feet frontage on Fourth and
Jones streets.
The First Baptist church IL being
aroused TO the necessity OF erecting a
| $780, structure, and subscriptions for
the purpose are being solicited now by
the pastor, Rev. J. Morgan Wells,
Mr.. Wells has entered very earnestly In
this work and expects TO soon have In
Fort Worth a church building well
adapted 70 the increasing needs OF his
| growing congregation.
The Broadway Presbyterian church Is
collecting funds toward an enlargement
of their building.
The African Methodist Episcopal church
laid on Monday the cornerstone OF sub.
stantial church building In the First
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa FG
RAILWAY COMPANY
Secretary's Office.
GAIyrsToN, TEX March 20, 1880.

bhiffNribsf ANA - "ANi~N ~ 49,
10 tho Stockholders OF the Calf, Colorado
santa Fe Railway company
Notice Is hereby given pursuant 70 an
order Of the board Of directors Of said
company, that meeting Of all the stock
holders Of said company Is called, 70 be
held at the general Office Of said company
al the city Of Galveston on Monday, the
ilth day Of June next, 1886, nj ~ O'Clock
M, 70 consider and sanction, u u be
their wish, the increase o. the capital
stock Of said company 50 that the same
shall amount to ten millions Of dollars
also the obtaining Of an amendment to
the charter Of the company authorizing
such Increase. WATERS s. DAVIS,
Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

Buy package Of Silver Loaf and give
n 4 lar trial. II you DO this you VIII
never regret IL. How many disastrous
failures In making bread csuee troublous
yexatlon in the household This can 81
he obyiated by trial u Silver Loaf J
Il. brown guarantees its purity, strength
end efficiency,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
sIlvol Lonr lsalsing Powder

Never fails when the directions are fol.
lowed, hence there is never a word oil
complaint heard against H. The incxpe..
rienced cook is able 10 make as good
bread with II as the professional baker,
simply because It's ingredients are 80 com
pounded as 20 make failure Impossible
when the directions arc iollowcdi a trial
Is all that is necessary TO make II indis'
nenaehle TO all well-regnlated hOuaeholdg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
Gentlemen will please call bt our store
and see our si2 suits, worth $50.
CHASE TRADING GO.


The co-partnership heretofore existing
between q. w. Chollar John II. Moore,
D, Lynch and A. Ryan, Is this day dls
solved by mutual consent, MT. CDollaI
retiring from the firm. All bills due TO
ar from the arm will be settled at the
once Of the Fort Worth Machine and
Boiler works.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

Fifteen hundred head oneyear-old
steers, 800 bead one-ycar-old helierss, 1000
head two .year-old steers, 2bO head Two
year.old heifers, 800 head barren COWS,
800 head cows and calves. All OF above
cattle raised within radius OF lO0 mlles
Of Fort Worth. Is. @, EVAEs So'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
A COMPLETE CURE.

have suffered all my iifc with ssin dlseAeos
OF different Kinds and have never found per
mhnont relief, until, ~ the advice OF lady
friend, nacd yonr valuable Cuiicnra Rene.
BOTTLES Of the CnticurA Koeolvent. Two boxes Of
Cuticnfa and seven cakes OF Cutlcura Soap, and
tue retult was inst what ! had heen Ibid "
-, Richmond. Va.
40 W. Narfhall 81, Richmond Va
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
SKIN, SCALP. BLOOD
cleansed, Purified and BeautIfled
BY the Cutloura Remedies.

For cleansing the kin and SCALP OF ,llaneur.
ing hnmort. Tor AllAying itching, burning ana
Inflammation, for uuFluF the nrat symptoms al
eczema, pHoflanla. nillk crust, scAld head, acrof
chfca, CuticnrA, tho great SKIN Cnro, aud CUT.
Ours soap. an exquisite skin BoAntGer,
externally, and Cuiicura ucaOlNent the new
nlO0d FntlneI. lnlornAllg. are IniAllIhlo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

II bilious, or suffering from impurity
OF blood, or weak lungs, and fear OF con
sumption tscrofulous disease Of the
Iungs), take DR.. piefce's "Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and II will cure you. BY
druppIgtg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
THE CITY.
HOTEL ARRIVALS

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M Waldron, kastand Jas w TompaOn
New Orleans, La; Mrs Mary Culal-
~ Otleans, La. A l.afrcnlre, Boston,
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wy blg Springs; w iiondlns, Texas ;
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IA llhoeiphiai Is " Temple, Galveston
q = 5000, kyle.D ANanoe. san Marcos
n ~ ApINnei Walter Gresham, Calves.
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~ fhillipA AMI wife, A w NV and
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

We will loan money In any sum desired
on frst class real estate security, from
three 10 nyc years. time. We also buy
vendors lien notes.
SoafMRRyIILg & CHASE,
50g Main street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
SALT RHeuM CURED.

was troubled with salt yhoum fof number
Of Yeas 80 that the alin entirely cemn on one
OF my hands from The dagger tipe 70 the wrist
tried temodict and dpcto q prescriptions 20
no purpose nnu c mmenccd taking Cutcufa
Rcmcdicr, and how am entirely cured
r.. n. PARKER,
$40 Norihamntnn 81. nnAf nn. Mn.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
lTcHINo. soALY. pIMPLY.

For the last year have hal sptoiee OF itch
inq, scnly and pimply humora on ms ace to
which have applied great many methods "
treatmcut without success. and which WAS
speedily and entirely cured by Cutlcurn
MRS ISAAC rnElr4.
llayonna, Ohio
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

~ wy, q colored female Of note
~ aoiul hali-acre, was given
s,s,s,,stfday afternoon at the station
mnile In The employ OF Jessie
ous TOOK occasion 10 supplement
Z. Y WIN the earrings, breastpin
:, 4, ,.s seae Of The latter, worth in
wv. She foollshly exhibited
sale, aud thus the theft was
'sssu 70 her. The stolen articles
F'Anu concealed In her bosom,