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More Oats.

Mr.. r. + Weimer came into the HERALD
Office Tuesday morning carving in Biz hand
2 Stalkofoats which helaid IN our dek with
THE remark Here j. something that beats
the Johnstown Tr7aose big 1ats al hollow.
We measured il and found it To bea little
over six feet IN length. Il was taken from u
field on Mr.. George H. Tayman's farm and
Mr.. Weincr informs u that he used no care
III selecting It and thar there are thousands
Of others there OF an equal length The
~JohnstoWu Tribune and the Huntingdon
Ner VIII please occupy a back seat while
the band plays Nobody knows what crops
We grow.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21
A Marrow Escape.

Passengers on the Baltimore and Ohio ex-
press. Thursday morning. had a narrow es-
cape rom beath beyond Cumberland A
ireshet had swept away the trestle work over
a rn erased by the raiirvSti ar a height OF
twenty feet leaving nothing bur the Ties and
rails haagins there. A farmer after his cow
happened 10 discover the break just IN time
To signal the train To stop.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

a South bound freight train on the som
erset and Cambria Railroad dr1pred a car
several miles this side 81 Redwood at a late
hour saturday High1, without the train men
missing IL. The north bound passenger
train ran into the ear under a full head II
steam sunday morning. throwing the Ear
from the track and damaging the engine 20
such an extent thar it had "a return To Rock
wood for repairs The passengers were pref
IS severely shaken MP bur none Of them
were severely injured. The passenger train
was several hours late in getting 60 somerset
hr r.L.nn II tho arcihent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Messn Took and Bserits have a new pei IN
the shape ofa large owl. that measurers four
and ore half FRET from mp h. tip Of wing.
Hesas bag a. good sized turkey Each
morning be takes hi position on the iron
railing IN frout Of rhe store with all the gas-
ity ola Judge and looking A. wise asa mug
wump. He occasionally winks With hiS
greal solemn we in avery knowing a man
ner AZ the las~er by. He was eaPcurei in
the wo-ls several miles east of town BY
Henry Kie-,er Jr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

To remove i particle from the eye take a
hor~ehair and double IT, leaving a loop. IF
the object can be seen. lay the loop over II,
close theeve, and the mote viii adne OCT n
tbs hair Is Withdrawn. II the irritating Oh
jet cannot be seen rai= the lid a. high a.
possible and place the loop n Gr a. yaH can.
cloS the eye and roll the tall arAInd a sew
Gnles, dTaT out the hH and the substance
which calsed the pain VIII be sure 10 come
with H. This method : practicei BY axe
makers and ether WORKERS in steel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21
Exoursinn-

The b g. O. VIII run smother exearson,
the thini for this season, from Pittsburgh and
al intermediate points on the Pittsburgh
Division to FsrtreSs Nonroe. Norfolk and
Washington, on Tuesday. July =, 1856
Fare from Somerset $50 for the rennd trip
and tilkets god for zen days - retIlrn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

fyou don't take the newspaper advice
which costs nothing-to keep your nAue Oft
any kind q IaPer represented by d stranger
yuu viii have 10 take the lawyers ;plyice-
which costs something's the easiest way u
settle the matter
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21
NOTICE

Ia the estate VI Ephraim o. snyder. deed.
The u4ier gnei having been appointed AM
ditOr By rle Orphans Court " ulersct rGuuu-
Pa. 70 ascertain the liens agtiusJ the heirs etc.
and % make Distribution of the fgud~ IN she
hands II the Trustees of said decreased To- and
among those legally euitied Thereto hereby give
Eotiee rhat he vii atFcud 1n the da1ies 81 said dp-
peiutmenl az his Office ia -lmereJ HlruEsn. On
Thursday I1IT T. l--a Whare al persons inter
~ted can attend ifthey think proper
GE0E1E r. ~CrLL
Il1N Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21
Tlckets Tor caIifon.r

Tickets b California and retara Al a very
low rHie and Srrl 70 return until October
~ ISIS Tickets ON sale until July n, tsse
call on OF askIrsss
J ". Parros,
It. p Art u K. r. Son,erssf. Pa.
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have ssme ch4iet
COTSWOOL LAMBS,
fr brueiiuE purposes. Also.
BERKSHIRE PIGS
for sale aT Tow prices.
II. +

4 PPLICATfON FOR LAND WAR
"A ha-Ie Roe. 81 the Teuu-hiu oi
Lgwer Turkeytout Ia The county Of Somerset. au-
plies Cor = acru~ ~ hand -iuatc m the T1Hf~hlB
% Lover Tg-keyftUt and Cauury Of somerset. al
ioililE Entls u christopher kiug. on the -lgIh-
kese on the Est and south. and r0iias Ream un
the Wet
CHARLES ROSE
>~a~7ef tasass. -
Before me, the subscriber. aIus1ice of the Peace
a. and for the Township ~ Lnaer Tursevf1at AMI
IoaIuty afonzsaid. personally came H.njumin r.
tieFrnger. . f-i-siFrp-ted witness. aha haa9rfufr
sWfFru according % lew. did siefase ami Sfv that
% hiS know efige The land above described has
been improved anf that u mas EaSi mprvcti bF
Charles Raec 4 p ~, and not before that the
Improvements thereon lu the main euIsist uf a
clearing about thirteen years aeo. and "a house
moved Cd fhe land about seven wears d.71 Gits
Rose j. ns1W rrsiaing on the land. and las been
for the last seven years.
BENJAMfN r. CLEyENGER
sworn and subscribed before me fhis Igth day
wM TISSUE JP
Sssserssf cs.asg. -
Bsfore me. a5uStieea fthe Peae, IL and FIR the
Township - Lever Turkeyfur and county aa.re-
sasd- FerS1saiE came Charles Rose. the above
named applicant. Hha being .suiv sworn arr1rt
ing 10 Law did depa-e AMI FAY that be verify De-
lrve< that No warrant ar utler iFsfiai rehf has
been issued Cor the and above described either
IN hls aWu lsisse, ar IN the name ~ Hlules of any
etaer perss5l or pcr~unS. undsr whom he CLAIMS
the -aBie. and thaf h hzs an equirahle right a.
the Land AMI he improvements thereon. bv u1~
sessbin and improvements made BY ne IN clear
ing the land aud Building on the saH4c. and Row
residing OK tia sFuae-
sworn and subscribed bef1re me taiS 18th dav
Of June. A. D. Hsst
WI TISSUE J. P.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Term opens Angzlst :. fsS& The objs.t a
the sehs-d = the pnEanafion Ut ssusieuts fr
e~xaminatien- For further particulars. Slirs-s
J. c. Lrrr. Ssszner~er- Pa
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aoher Remember

That the New cenferviAe Ssrn1ai ope,ls
next Tueslay morning al ao'eI.ek. Large
and interesting class r alTsady ss-slrzi, and
NJ efforts VIII be sEstrel % make the school,
a sHers- Come IN BERkEx.
EE wELIEx-
Teachers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21
AUDITORS NOTICE

In the matter of he estate afPeIer walker deed
The uuie-iEu-t daily appointed hy the Or
phsns CaurT of -~lulc1-rrt lunfv fopa~ uou the
exceptions, take rhe testimony and report O. dis
tribution of the flrii- n ftc hlll= & the Admin
slratur, legcHy gFc- r1Ucrfrat be Hil ar-eni %
the duties of Biz appointment ar Thur~frT. the
18th IA uf iuiv lre uMa lf somerset.
when and wher tA -r- Interested may al
tend. g. l. BAEH.
juuegt Nulfar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Estate q Jacob Bl0ugh deed. late ~ Brother
valley Twp. somerset Co.. Pa.
Letters tesr-Igur1ry ol che above estate having
been granted 80 the Undersigned bv the proper
althorTy notice + hereby given laal persnus IN
tc1uec - sli estate to make lmmeliat payment
and those hI1flg claims against The same VIII
present glem dulv authenticated for settlement
on saturday. tuslsy a I-- a the late resi-
dsnce efierea~eL
IuEN J. BLDCrU
DAVID BLUTtsH.
wf- Eva..r-a-
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The sovnton Min In Ashes.

The B5yutan mill, the finest and largest
saw uiE in the county. was destroyed by
ire about ; O'Clock saturday evening. The
following particulars arr authentic The
men had ceased work. the shhgle mill only
running AT the time The carthage had
carried the saw dust to the ovens where it Is
burned and it Is thoUghtrhe heated plaieshr-
ed the dust and communicated ii tothe mill
The engineer had just Jeff the shingle room
10 stop the engine, when the air was full Of
fire. He sounded the alarm by steam wis
tie. but was driven away and IN a few min
ute the large structure was a sheef of flame.
A tw shingles only were destroyed beside
the mill property with H. contents and val
uahle machinery. Attention al once turned
ta saving the vast stuck Of marketable un-
berpiled in the ward and about ofthe mill,
amounting nearly 10 Six million feet. and in
this the workers we're entirely successful
Manager DlI tclephoned IT once and noii-
fed the FIRE department. here. The fire alarm
was promptlv given and the apparatus pur
on boarl the ears. Hundreds If bur people
assisted. and piled on the train to help ave
the properly. 1t required hm s lew minutes
10 reieh Boynt0u. But their serydcts were not
needed. and the truck was moi taken fem
the car. It = difficult just YET 10 ascertain
the loss There was 10 insurance. but ii Will
reach f3ar OF 1--WE thousand dollars, perhaps
more This falls principally upon Mr.. Geo
: Young. who awned The structure and had
the oonlrrct to saw and prepare the lumber
for market. The mill vii be rebuilt at once
and viii be running within thirty days.
Much sympathy j. eXpressed for Mr.. Young
who has won the respect and esteem ofali by
his superior business qualifications and his
kindly. gentiemlniy treatment Of people.
-HrgerSiaIs Duly Commercial
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Il orone. must say your goods have Civ
en- me ~ good satisfaction as any / hlse
ever used
J.. f tilFFIy.
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PURE RYE HISKEY
FOR SALE
BY THE
Gallon and Larger Quantity.
Pennsylvania COLLEGE,
GETTYSBURG. PA.

E0rSDED ~ Is2 Large Faculty. Two niI
COURSES Of stnfy-ClasSieal and scientific. -pe-
cial e9flrses IN all departments. Observatory and
laboratories. Three large bEiltings- Libraries
4s9 volumes. Expenses low. Accessible NJ
frequent Railroad trains LDcafiot- on the 1T
TLEFTELD OF 9ETTTsEFK RI. Els-t pheasant
and healthy PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
in separate building fr boys and youag nasr pre-
pairing fr business ~ eoslege. unsler sbeciai care
Cftae PrirefpaI. Rev. J. b Fochf. and mo assist
ant. thu latter residing with the students IN me
building. full terra "Opens september stn. ts6
Fer Catalogues. a,idre~
IL r. MrE1IGHT a. D..
President. OF
REV ! 3. POM A "
Getty shsrg. Pa Principal
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AUDITORS NOTICE

The undersigned hariug been appointed. by
the Orphans Court 81 somerset cyUuiv. Audiur
O. make q Distribution af -e funds iu the hands
% Aaron VIII Executor { Lazarus H~Gsretlcr
uec u. % and among those legally entitled -lere
o.. HEREBY gives nlflce tldt he VII GfIeIti in flC
duties af said appointment az the ohser nf tolborl
& Ca.nern-fu somerset uu Tlestay Ene 9Th dav
Of July isS- when ana WHERE AT persons infer
esieccan attend
L. e.. CuLBOEN.
49,
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NOTICE.

Having GA the Iilh Of lime. A. p. I~t s1id al
my interest ID the somerset Lnmber company t
DR. Jae0n Hart 7 hereby give Eesias ~ ms with.
drawal npm >aii COMPANY. auf hespeas fr the
Company tie rasrna-r oils EraCr ratr1r~
u1I r. z ERATTON
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21


Tue weather last week va bad for hay
Masking Too much ram
Ai~ Dzisie t~horpeuaing q New York L
visiting reiailFss IN ~omer~s
-"
bles and al II them do a thriving business
80 Vzis- Asqr o lAtoae' VITA hs VIE
4" hg e''."'rra1 NJ" FFeisei
80 Z a' an" WHICH We return
rsl = ''''-i'e' via hs VIE
fe" iHur~iAs 10
va eA ga our
nus''H sung
' 'Ni'
me mex alE'inel' '"Nf' Nnl 'e neid n
' " niis
'''"
We D.-ret rbst ur were anaf5s 10 furnish
S eof'T % Ia. VIVA L@AAiD o al
'r- 'N'H
ui.. Mary Lind-ev - Alepb.pv CITY
v~isrin., IN Somer.f rho spe-f If h. friend
MIS- ANNE o-iinef-
HAY i. SLIM u ~iv1r dorI,rs nor TIM and
MANI tbink n yriu - e-u l,,rer before tn
an b.r...a4
Tbe 4o.,o-s -, ~ 1-4b,r;,v sar s,vin-
rEst our bor,svb i rap,srtsblv ha,lti,y far
rbi. a.,n I'm wear
Mr.. Georse II. Tayman say he viii cut n
Thar Is a Hul in The marriage market
Clerk Shaf.r informs us that he has not H.
-u.-f a Feao-e for over a week
Mr. Nichola. Berkev mas erected a hand
,,n1e brick hau-e on h. farm. a short dis
lance southwest of the borough.
Mr.. Ru,~el Marshall an account Of whose
HgR,1p. Is gradually recovering
In another column VIII be found the all
V-ertlrenent 81 the fennsylvania '"liese one
90 'he ie"hng Schools 81 u'e state
confined 70 his bed ay serious Illness i"F the
past tU" weeks J. sso"ty improving
WI Ruppel. F~l. il Is said. viii Dc the
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s. - MrxErke
Grand Amy Reunion.


\ reunion ofthe Grand Army wiil De held
at somerset ON Friday, September 18th. the
anniversary of the battle Of Antietam- Com
rades B. r. snyder. Of Ross Rash Post, ursi-
ma, Frank -Chorpenning. OF Mark Collins
Post Berlin. VI. V. Sorber, OF Reuben Ferner
Post, StoyestoWn. J. NJ took. A. G. Davis
and H. F. Kuepper, Of K. p Cum1nin> Post
Somerset, a. representatives uf their various
Posts. met IN the Post reom al Somerset ON
Friday, July lsth. and organized by elertiug
4. G. Davis. j. NJ. Cook and II. f. knepper
a. Chairman. Secretary and Treasurer Of the
Grand Army and Veterans Association of
Somerset County After a general inter
ehange ~ opinions. the committee agreed To
hold their second Annual Reunion al som
erset GA Friday, September l7th. the ami
ver~lrv Of the battle If Anuetam also the
dare upon which the delegates at Philadei-
phia agreed u pass the Constitution of the
United states Of America. There Viii be
railroad transportation By special trains,
and plenty OF music arranged for. An effort
viii be made to procure speakers from those
who held command in the Army Of the Po-
tomae. and were engaged in the hartle OF An
tietam. No effort viii be spared to make
this day and reunion one If pleasure 10 the
old veterans. and al oJhen who may attend
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

FertIizers manufactured bs the Sinners.
Fertilizer Company. za.l have had very goo,
results. We s~esieve them 70 a. d a. 81
q RI a.akx
j L Berkey Josiah Fritz
p Hrffief Zffa BaIrs4.oFth
Hon III gssrfrofil Alfred Dances
{ Capt Harrison AhEAn Miller
PFCupp 4 K Hurhrr
David flme-t Il TanneziIi
jos L Miller Res.J Il BrsSH
Alex >uydsr IN nsshk
\ NJ Gnamer N barnWorfh
FS.hnuckeT } Scion EaFrall
q II Scfmucker sect <ferner
Rush : NcMiIlen Ross Me9in1ssk
David B-utaker Elisha Noon
] Z Trent Nsah Biri
; [ >hahcr Tissue >iaW
John p Rhoasfs Gxor-e G. Croft
Zen Kim Jacpn a -kaE
) II HE John Winters
J POber simon cchrek
Geo " Muller solomon >eibscrt
Jts kimmel DI Horaer
Ma Bruhaker FL kooseT Esq
Hiram Suafer Martin FleeSIe
Ananias Manages Jacob Fyts1rs
teo >tiHefaugn Z ID Baaeher
Simon Mixer August Long
David BoWInan John Sshuek
Noah Bowman Jonathan siHmherf
Nm e~4rlner John lane
Jere Berkey jams 3 SAVIOR
Herman BerSey - Miller
John q M0Hg Nm RhtadS
Moses Miller Jesse Hoover
Milton CShaw Jacob " Fike
Basil Bird Fred Weller
Levi AetIinfock Frank Barnhart
Jeii shaw Georze Lichfv
Jere Bowlin Aaron Heipte
Rev J w Tressier q Miller
VI NJ Sllaulls Charles / Trent
Captain Parker Trent Jacub kumn.ei
Joseph VI Miller Simon : Haiieer
Frank Laulstz Alex Korms
samuel Lyensocd Hun VIM Il Kaoatz
John Feig st Treat
Cyrus Cscaruck Jacub houIfz
Ct Walker George Fl Taynau
Emanuel Pile VIM raylna1l
4 BuIg2 John Nouuk5n
tharies Shank August SNYDER
simon Barron John e Barron
Levi Long Jr 4 Fiekin.er
Hiram CEmer J " Miller
Eli shaver Hiram WabIe
Gabriel Coed VIM Fritz
Gabriel Kline VI J Rhaads
Michael Wey4al Jacob L Miller
Samuel Trent Michael Good
samuel Ehuads Joseph tisssi
-AiNlttW LbhI IHtli kltlf
tyrrS HemmingvF JnD G Barclay
Vim y Barnhart Ed Baker
J u WeiEle John sWauk
samuel Barron W p Barclay
JnD No-heider John BiugIer
Aaron Brlut Auduw Woy
Jonathan Miller John G. Gneaey
Geprge + kinumii WITH
\ NJ Ross q Brn. 0~fCaufuence writes
our customers ART al very well pleased
with your fertilizers. Indeed they give the
most general satisfaction Of fanny We have ever
euce and vicinity have used Them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

~EAkAlslSe Hn pEEBasArtvK@ Dan
iS Doe MT the Constitution
st1e lhe President the right 10 disaoprore Of
u do-~ sre Wiihoaf ex-
lf',n | know If NJ execpdau- my
Thanks. Dan. Then | win return
''i- millinery bin with my -disapprovaln
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21
AUDITORS NOTICE

Estate lfJoan ?. Cover. deeaazst
The u-lri-Eianei having been apr-3lnted Au-
dlfer hy The Orphans Caurr uf Somerset County
70 r-Cert11u the atVauccucutS and tisrrhut.r The
ufGit- Ia the hausis 0f the -AfulliSfral1r o. and
alinug tilsc legally entitled -hcreso hereby
gives notice that be will attend u tine d1tie4 IT
biz appaiHnnelr ~ his ofrc sn -aUersef. PA. GA
thursday July 18th Is~ when amt where all
parties Interested wiz be- heard
E. ~. BIESEgkEE.
friI4 ArFffsr
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NOTICE

The mtcrsguet Autt1r- appointed by thl
Orphan seurr0f ~4Ilersef tauIFy, Pa. fla the 80
tate OF Jonds ~hanli~. deed % ascertain arlvuaee-
aeutS and make q d1>trit Ili3n Of rle hzai~ Ia the
hands 81 the administrators 81 lhe said deceased.
o. lnd among these legally eHtiglei thereto VIII
attend f9 tar duties Of his appointment al his &C.
nee IN somerset Borough on wednesday. the Lst
day 81 iuty lSFG. at sofArk A. M-ut which time
ani place al parties having chains against said
e-talr miE7 present taeul. % le deharraf nom
coming iu upsin SAIL FIND
DENNIS MEYERS
yun3 Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

The PFy-burv Taaes gets 1T the following
pointed remark on vetoes some persons
must have been written BY Eugene Higgins.
who wa a keeper Of Libby prison and used
- indulge In humor not unlike the PneSf-
dents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Mr. and Mr.. B. F. Boyts. Of ConuelSvilIe,
~lopIed over in >.lmeI~cr Wednesday. on
their WAY home from q visit % Mr.. Boyt-
parents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

VI H. Ruppel, E-l- it Is said VIII be the
choice Of Somerset county Democrats. for
the Senatorial nomination IN This district.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Mr.. Alvin Ferner VIII shortly commence
the erection Of a dwelling house Immediately
north Of his father new Residence on Main
lr.-- .rraaf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

\. NJ Ross q Bro Of Caufuencr writes.
Our customers art al very well pleased
with your fertilizers. Indeed they give the
most general satisfaction Of any We have ever
sold Many OF the best farmers OF Contia-
ence and vicinity have used them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Mr.. ". NJ. jackson viii open a normal
school ar Lavan-yiIie, commencing Monday.
August ID for q term Of eight WEEKS. The
people If Evansville and vicinity have rare
ly had an opportunity q Pafn1uizing 80 able
4 teacher a. Mr.. Jackson.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Ar. Joseph Bhoads who some twenty-five
wears ago leii this county and settled az Dix
"a, illinois, T. once more visiting friends and
relatives AZ BIZ f5ru-r home he called III
the HERALD office saturday. Ia c1mIany
with hS OH >omer-e. county partner. Mr.
Jonathan Miller. Of Elie. 70 renew bis sub
scrption 70 the old reliable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

The famous Irn spring ar the Bedford
,uEInler re>or T. lost. Flowing ~ il ha>
been fra century almost II suddenly thf~
spring sank out OF sight. Men were put n
work below the Old one and an around Il.
digging for the new outlet but uo traces -
far have been tound 81 II. II its,ks a. though
il had gone To stay.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

The weather has been 50 Good for THE past
four evenings thar ovtreoat, have bern worn
with a considerable degrec 81 comfort,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

In anather column VIII be found the all
y-ertsenleut of the Pennsylvania Dollcge one
% the ienlin- schools Of the state.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Mr.. Nicholas Berkey mas erected a hand
slme brick house on b. farm, a short dis
lance southwest f the borough.
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Farmers. Read the Following.

We. the undersigned farmers Of S,nsrss
County. have u~SI tic difa-ens grades d
FertilizeE HsanaacFurd b the Somerset
Fertilizer enp4ny. aaa have had very good
results. We sslieve them % q a. -sf a. ass
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

The doctors are our authority for saying
that our borosgh Is remarkably healthy for
This season Of the wear.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

It j. reported thar Andrew Carnegie ha-
purchased falr hundred acres If mountain
land ia addition to the small tract be bought
some time ago AT Cre~son. Il is situated be-
tween H-oliiday~burg and Ebeusburg an the
highest point in the Aileghenies. The pur-
CHASE was made Friday Handsome cottaecs
VII be erpetei ami the mammoth grounds
otherwise improved and ornanlented
The Iahnstowu Misunderstanding Company
Proposes conmencing Immediately a neu
works IN Noedvale directly opposite the
WOODEN mills for the Pur-sse 81 manuEactuF-
ing cotton goods. principally Bingham and
seersucker The plans and Specifications are
ready and the work will be pushed to sI-z,ly
completion. When hnf,hei il viii give EN-
ployment 10 about three hundred hands.
mostly girls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Mr.. Russell Marshall an aeouunf Of who's,
serious injury WIS published IN last week
HERALD. j. gradually recovering
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Somerset has at least four good livery sta
hles and al II them do thriving business
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

The oai- crop viii b. an unusually Lsay,
one this season.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

The god WORK 4 improving oar street
still go.~ o.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Mr.. F. a. Beal and family and Mr. II. b.
Coioorn. Of F~rosthurE Nd arrived IN som
er-er Monday evening to=Ieni several weeks.
Tley are the guests err Mr.. and Mr. A. J.
CoIborn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Mis- Dzisie C-horpenaing q New York. Is
visiting RELATIVES iu ~,nleres
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

" 10 ler cclt ~fIlCfoI
respectfully.
E.aE 49,

Respectfully.
Cook a BEEKr1s
>meret Pa June Is is~6.
-At summer term {, weeks efthe Somer-
Noruial and ~Prrfarory School olans
Monday August ID.
SPECIAL attention VIII b given the common
% prepare tcarhers fort the examine
ton
|an.nE IN town frsm s2N "a $500 Per
"a the country fnom s2oto s22s per
Delneuons from the above prices
Nlh Pee made sr absence from Friday even
'he To- Monday morning.
For further i-nsornafion. address
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

The weather last week Ess bad for hay
masking Too much rain.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

J.G Ogle. Esq Of Ltrobe, with his wife
and family, are visiting relatives Ia Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

Miss Mary Lindsey, Of Allegheny City, j.
visiting in Somer~t. the guest Of her friend
Mis- Annie 1anuer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-21

We regret that we were unable 10 furnish
extra copies Of last weeks HERALb % all
desiring them