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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
i. MOVERS

= Can We find lodging. sir. with you this
bitter night?
For its colder. and snowin' there's no
other house in sight.
We're a-novin' east Astard-slowly-but its
little We can do
We won't be much of bother, for Of Us there's
only two.
Just nv wife and l. sir, and she amt been
very stout
Since We started an this journey we've
took the shortest route
Back to old Indiana from our cabin in the
West.
Thankee, wen be glad 10 stay, and then I'll
tell the rest
= You see We went to Kansas, and settled on
some land,
s,artin' out right pertly, a-workin hand in
hapd
The skies looked rosy then, sir, and We
couldn't see cloud,
And Mary seemed 50 happy, while was
glad and proud.
Especially when, one morning, just at the
break of day,
Our little Lola came to Us, like flower pure
in May.
Then toll and care seemed nothing, and We
loved each other more,
We planned and plotted lovingly, till 8
shadow crossed our door.
Our baby girl UOok sickly, and in spite Of
human skill
She le.t Us, and her vacant chair, that no
other child could I'll.
Then misfortune poured upon rs, and cur
crops were pretty bad,
And then sleepin note awoke and swal-
lowed all We had.
soon Mary lost the roses from her cheeks
once plump and round,
And began 10 look 50 ghostiy; then a
q cough with its hollow sognd
Came on TO scare me dreadful. and l lowed
10 bring her back
To the home for which shes a-dyin'-and
now Tn on that track
=" She says she's awful hsmesieS-lshe's a
failin' day by day,
on the way.
hope she'll brighten up a bit, and get a
good nights rest
She's a coughin badly nov, sir its that
t-nrlhfa in her br..aSf
' She'll be better in the morning, and
think heard her say
Shed be al home and happy ere the close OF
another day.
We won't get home in a day, sir nor week,
st the rate we go.
But don't let on to worry her II wouldn't
DO, you know.
They called the mover early from his
feaihery spare-rooni bed.
And led him to her chamber, and not a
woTd was said.
Only they stood there weeping. and those
lips 50 still and white
Could give them back no answer-ihey had
closed in death last night
a She'd be better in the morning" and eager
TO be away
On her journey homeward pushing. hoping
TO reach next day.
She's better, sir. this morning. Tor her long
ing soul has flown
To the home for which she was dying" to
meet her Lola az the throne.
-Gay Dtsid0a-
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\ SACRIFICE.

Many years ago / had friend,
Kenneth Lambert. He was younger
than myself, at that time five or six
and twenty, full of aspiration for a
better, purer existence than the life
we led.
His day dream, cherished for a
long time, was to leave society, and,
choosing some retired spot, live
there alone with nature, in study and
contemplation.
Tall" bis friends called it when
they heard of 1t. But Kenneth,
through all his work-and he was
no idler-retained the notion of this
plan At last an unexpected legacy
enabled him to leave the bar and
purchase the chosen site for his
new home.
1t was a ruined chapel on the side
of moor, a place he had known ali
bis life. OF the wayside chapel
nothing was left but an archway.
Behind this he had new walls built.
divided the house into two rooms,
one over the other. When al was
completed he went there. Some
people | know thought him mad ;
his sister laughed, saying he would
soon be tired of his scheme. | be-
lievsd in him. | would have gladly
Joined him. but q man with wife
and child Is not free agent. He
can not retire into a life of contem-
plation, however much he may wish
1t.
went to see Kenneth in his new
home. The place was almost mac
cessible had not Kenneth met me
on the hilltop and shown me the
way over moor and mos | shouldnot
have found it. The chapel was in u
copse; wild stream brawled by it.
The oak. alder and holly were res
trained by fence fron eneroaching
on the chapel, and marsh plants
thrust their stems through the bars.
The nearest house was farm half "A
mile away Kenlieth's bedroom
was simple, his sitting-room furnish
ed in perfect taste On the walls
some fine etchings, a plaster relief
whence smiled the home.y face of
Socrates, on a bracket an image OF
Buddha. Between these was an en-
craving of Dore's "Vale of Tears
Books, too, there were in plenty and
the fox terrior-sueh were kenneth's
companions.
"And nature" he said when L
made this remark.
"And here it is that you will stay,
in peace and quiet" ] said, until
your mission sends you forth"
Peace and quiet ?" he answered,
smiling; mo, these are not for me-
l have presentimeut that this ideal
life will not last long ! shall mar
ry."
1 looked incredulously at him.
He showed me his hand sit is
written here" he said: Il see it
only too plainly. Far as 1t is from
nv desires, If is fated."
For more than six months l heard
of Kenneth. We went for
the winter TO Torremouth. l and my
wife. and to cur surprise and pleas
ure, found that Lambert had thehouse
next our own. We had fat and On
the fiat below US lived Mrs. Vernay
who was the belle of Torremouth,
and Justly l never saw any woman
30 beautiful, never shall again see
such a face. She was tall and slight,
with fair skin, blue eyes. shaded
with dark lashes. and her shapely
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WEEnEAs. the Honorable WILLIAM J. BAER-
Prssi1ent Judge oi the several Co2rts o. Common
Pleas OF the several counties coll0siug the loth
Judicial dstricf. and Justice Of the Courts oiOye-
aud Teruiner and General Jail Delivery, for The
crai q al capital and other offenders II The said
District and VIZ COLLINS and SAMuEL SNYDER
Esquires judges OF fne Courls Of Common Pleas
and Justsces % the Courts 81 Oyer and Teruiner
and General jail Delivery for the trial q al c. p
tai and other offenders II the county Of Somerset
have Issued III II recepts and % ne directed, ioi
holding q C,oErI Of Common Pleas add General
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, and General 81
Delivery. and Courts ol Oyer aud Ier1ineT. Al
Somerset, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
SPRING Is coming

And everyone needs to put
their system in good condition,
to guard against disease that
may give you serious trouble
during the Spring and Summer
months. Simple remedies are
generally what is needed. We
carry a very superior stock of
Drugs and MedicineS.
and guarantee the strictest pu-
rity. We make speciality of
filling physicians prescriptions
and family receipts. None but
the Purest Drugs dispensed.
We endeavor to keep in stock
everything that is usually wan
ted by our many customers,
but anything we may not have
will be ordered in at once. on
short notice.
But to change the subject.
You may be ruptured, and if
so, we can supply you with
TI'usSes and Support
ers atprices much below those
in the city, or, as we do all of
our own fitting, can safely say
that a perfect fit will be guar
anteed. rnra e-fourthof tn
Trusses sold do not give salts
faction, because they are inn
properly fitted to the body.
We have a private apartment
in connection with our store,
for the proper fitting of these
goods.
Trusses for men, children and
ladies always in stock. If you
have had trouble heretofore in
getting fitted give us a trial
and we viii guarantee fit, or
money refunded. Do not for
get that we have a most COM
plete stock of Spectacles
and Eyeglasses Eyes that
others have failed to fit, are the
ones we want to try. Always
call at my store when in town.
You will be welcome, whether
you buy or not. If we do not
keep what you want, it will be
a pleasure to tell YOU where
you can get it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
THE LIFE LESSON
LEARNED BY A PROMINENT
HUDSON ODD FELLOW.
IFr0n he Hele.a. n. n Regisitr.I ]

lkr0l The Hs!eEG. \. ~ Reqisfsr.
Mr.. John Eliinz, fAithfal Odd Fellow. Past
Grand Lindenwsld. No. AL and member Of the
Bapiist Church. says = have been, as most Of
NY acquaintance in Hudson know. szrerer
fron dyspepsia for ten years Beginning with
indiges-i0n- sour stomach and tafulence, De-
came 20 weak that ny body became q burten too
heavy 10 carry. and ny mind was weighted down
by gloomy despoodency. After eating felt as
II lad o2il Of glowing iron in my stomach ;
ny abdomen would bioat. and was afkicted Al
Lnoss constantly with a sick headache 4 LADY,
learning OF NY condition advised 70 use Dk.
DAVID kENNEDY'S FANORlIE REMEDY,
telling me what an infnite deal Of good IL had
taking il IN the latter part of August, and used
altogether only three bottles, when II achieved
In ne tie most wonderful Improvement have
nJw gained flesh and feel stronger better and
happier than / have In ten years. FANOklIk
REMEDY cured my friend, r 2. Hermans, Of
Ghenf, Of the lingering remains Of the maisrisl
fever ana Of bilI0asless- Mr.. Harvey Thomas
the grocer On Warren street Just below the Worth
House says that Il has had wonderfully geod ef
fecss rpon him. Scores Of NY aoqusintances say
ths-, having Once tried IT, they would never again
be without II. have given IL 10 nv children and
found It the best medicine ! have ever known for
regulating their bowels and purifying thsir
blood Tne knowledge OF this medicine deem
the greatss; lesson Of physical lite. .
A BOTTLE AND ITS NICTORY.-"l car
TieG the barsen Of dyspepsia about with me all my
life, said Mrs. Pierce. lady eighty years old,
residing AT Rochester, y Y. " Until about three
years ago BEGAN "a King DR.. David kennedy's
FavO-ite Remedy of Rond0ut- you knOw-and
II has given me more ambition and strength than
have had since vas young
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-ELEGANT NOVELTIES

in Imported Wool Dress Fabrics,
from s1.00 up. Kaehmyr Sublime,
the best plain wool material at SOC.
a ward. Cheviots, HomespEns,
Boucles. Cloths, all in Spring color
ings. Hosiery-Underwear, Muslin,
Silk, Lysle and Cotton.
Ladies and Misses Wraps and Suits, Jer-
seys. coat backs. At Sl.oO.
Lace Curtains from sl.00 a pair to finest.
Curtain Materials of all kinds, Ernhroider-
les. Laces. White Goods. SeeSuckers Crazy
Cloths. Saiires. Percaies, Lawns.
We make speciality OF best and finest
Goods. NO TRASH
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
sends samples and information
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JOS. HORNE & CO.'S
Retail Stores,
Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa.
a pNrNrsrRAroR,s NOTICE

Estate Of Samuel w. Fletcher, decd. late OF
Middiecrees Twp. Somerset County, Pa.
Letters Of standardization On the above estate
having been granite. to tbs undersigned by The
pruper authority. notice Is hereby given 70 all
persons indebted TO said estate 10 make tnmedt-
ate payment. and those having claims against the
same 70 present them duly authenticated for SET
tlenenf on Saturday. May -, isss- a. the RS
idence Of the dececent. In saft township.
E p. KING.
aprlA Administratoz.
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ss1GSEEs NOTICE
5isOs ! Baker and wife lSo. so May Term, lsss.

Cyrus B Moore ,Voluntsry Assignment
Nefice Is hereby given hat Jac9h Baker and
wife. Of Mic dlecreek Township, b. deed of volun-
iary assignment dated l5sh of April. iss5, have
assigned % Cyrus Z. Moore q said Township, N
trut for the benefit OF the creditors OF the said ia
cob Baker ali the estate real ar1 personal ol TIE
aid Jacob Baker. AL persons Indebted . the
said Jacob Baker VIII make il1mediafe payment
20 the said assignee. and those having claims AID
dsuAnds viii present the same without delay %
the Assigoef.
CYaUS B. MOORE.
Ap-i2.-5t Assixnee-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Child-"Say, ma, when a husband
and wife are divorced what do they
do when they meet in the next
world ?" Father (sharply)-"See if
their divorce papers will hold good,
of course"
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Monday, Way IL. rss5-

NOTICE. Is hereby given 70 all the Justices ofthe
Peace the CORNER and Colstahles within the
ssi5 County OF Somerset. that they pe then ard
there IN their proper persons with their rolls, rec
o-is tne1isitions, examinations and Other reneIa-
hrances, 70 do those things which 70 their oftIs
aur in that behalf aplertain 70 te done; and also
they who will prosecute gains the prisoners that
are or shah be II the jail Of Somerset county 70 oe
then and there 70 prosecute against them a. shall
Dc Just
Aur 4. lss6 Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

A man in Philadelphia while
quarreling with his daughter hurled
q lamp at her, perhaps with the in
tention Of throwing little light on
the discussion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Nearly a quarter of million peo-
pie have been buried in Greenwood
cemetery, Brooklyn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
100000 &

nm nm n prrscErg GIRO. ctsdg. Send as ,
fiEl Hill .eufs posfage and by mail YOU VIII
AslluUl-ef free q p1cKags Of goods q large
Talue. that viil start you n work
"a VII q 0lce hring you IN money fsster than
-.ll-g rlse AuericA- Al about the So, o-s
-tfe1-s with each box. Agenis wanted every
.aa'i- q. e-ttar sex. of AL ages. Tor al the tine,
,are tine only. 10 work Ior usai thei- CSn
-1ss Fortunes FOR ell workers Absolutely as
- A,Et dslag. d HALLET 4 Co, Portland
-s1@ lAu2
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BILIOUSNESS

May be properly termed an affection Of the
liver, and can be thoroughly cured by the
grand regulator of the liver aud hillary
organs,
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LIST OF CAUSES,


The following is the list OF osuses set for trial
al The coming term Of Court, beginning Monday
the nth day Of May, lss5
FIRsT WEEK.
John p Baker rs Jacob II. Miller.
Charles r Wsigte Va Joseph Stull-
Geo. Laing's Assignee, &C, VS.. George Auman
Constable kc.
Geo. LaiDg's Assignee, &c, rs. John Winters
Sheriff. &c
Cornelis Tissue widow, kc., ys. b. x q. r r
Co., LesSes, Se.
Ida L Reynolds. widow, Ac IS. b. * O. r. &
Co. Lesses. Ac.
Dietrich Trimpey vs. " lillian Sweitzer.
sEcosD WEEK.
Elizabeth Lohr vs. Horace Lenhart-
Julia Ann Hefiey. et al, vs.. Jos POOrbaugh et al
Harrison Snyder rs. Jacob Heinbaugh.
Elisha Moon rs Somerset Co Railroad 60
A J. Noon vs.. Somerset CO. Railroad 20.
jefferson Wells vs- Thomas Maxwell.
Daniel Weyand's heirs vs II. b. Cougnenour.
Christie NeweoInsr's right vs. the Howard lns.
Co. Of New York
Adam Arisnsn ys Joseph and Francis Friedline
johnson Brothers vs.. Fred Hsdy.
George h. Hooking rs The Bo2tman's 7. x NJ.
lns. 20. Of Pittsburgh.
George H Hooking va. Tho German American
Insurance Co. oi Pa.
g Gorge H Hooking ys. TIE Commercial Union
Assurance 20. OF LoDion,
George II. Hooking Es Tie Howard lns. Co Of
MY.
John Lane IS. c. T. Rhoaes Bro.
Pro'y,s Once NIB. CRIrCHFIELD,
Apr. 4. lsse. PrOthonoiary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

About five hundred inczndescent
lights are being put in position at
the Union Depot, Pittsburgh, to sup
ply all the offices and the platform.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

m J. K. MILLER has perma-
1rg1-lg i1cltst In Berlin iO- the practice O
-i -ss --Qfnoe Oypastre Charles hrissing-
rsE1-L spr- - 'To-tf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
IN DIVORCE

y nL.AE IN DIV DhtiE-
Cieorge h Taymanl IN the Court o. Common
rs Pleas 0f Somerset GO. Pa
E.l1Cra Iaymzn-
Alias SubV1aa Tor Divorce on ground q Adultery
and Deserticu-
To EipOTl Tdrucn-
Yea are hereby notified 70 be and appear At
the next Court Of ConmOn Pleas OF Somerset Go +,
Pa, tohe held IL Somerset OF The Sd Monday o.
Nay. lSss. 10 answer the complaint Of yuur hus
bauf. George 4. TayIuan. The plalEtir above
named. and show cause II any you have, why
your said husband should not he divorced
from the bguds Of matrimouy entered into with
ycu- agreeahly 20 the prayer Of his petition ana
libel ex hilited ngainst y0u before said curt
Sheriff Once, I JOHN WINTERS.
Aur Il ls-s Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Ne have tested It's virtues personally and
know that for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and
Tbrobbing Headache. 1t IS the best medicine
the world ever saw. We have tried forty
other remedies before SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR, but none Of them gave u
more than temporary relief but the Regu-
lator not only relieved, but cured Us. Ed
Telegraph and Messenger. Macon, Ga
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
TESTIMONIALS.

To all suffering from Sick Headache and Bilious
ness
Have heeu q victim % the above for yes-s,
and amer trying various remedies. nv only sue
cess Was in the use Of SIMMONS LIVER REG
ULATOR- which never failed 10 relieve me IN y
hours an1 car assure those suffering frein the
above that they would be greatly relieved By It's
use. speak not Tor myself. bot my whole iaini-
ly. T0lfs Respectfully.
q J. NJ FILLNAN.
a. Selma, Alabama
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Dakota has Q, AS more men than
women.
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-03
TERR1TonAAI ToPrcs.
Condensed from our shanges Tor
"srlper lsclt' Renders.

Mere troops for Arizona Tile OH
Iufanny has been ordered from tht
Department Of tho Platt I'd this Ter.
ritofy
Virgil Earp, according - the Jour
Inal-Aliner, IL running a detective
agency In Cotton, California.
Prescott elected three women ,for
school trustees last Saturday; Mrs. j
G. Hunter, Mrs. ]. &. Parker and Mrs,
w, Il. Rome, BY 100 votes out Of 1874.
The Nogalos Frontier states that NJ,
s. signal stations have been established
at Bisbee and Stems Peak, and also
that twenty more stations win be es-
tablished in New Mexico and Arizona.
The Aztec Cattle company are still
shipping stock from Texas. Two
hundred and eighty cars have already
been uuloaded DIT Winslow and 200
more are on tile road They will also
commence 70 ship out beef steers for
Kansas City. The first train load will
consist Of 1S patent Burton cars, and
VIII be pulled at an average speed Of
rs miles On hour from Winslow to
Kansas City The cattle will not be
unloaded eli route. Flagstaff Cham
pion.
A Tombstone paper publishes LETT
ter from w, A, Cuddy, ,ex-Counsell-
or, III which he states tEat his con
version was brought about while IN a
respondent mood. He was on bis way
to the bay in Stockton to drown him
self, when the salvation army attracted
his attention. He stoppedand listened,
was converted and now fills the role
Of evangelist as reformed gambler,
drunkard, etc, and is preaching in
santa Cruz.
George FrislS went to San simon
station this week and inspected s9l
beef cattle which were being driven
from chihuahua to the San Carlos Res
ervation. This will be the last lot
FURNISHED the Indians on the Reserya-
ton BY the present contractors, Lin.
dauer & Carpenter, Wilcox Stoekman
The Arizona Cattle company have
eaa route for their range here, eighty
head Of Thoroughbred Shorthorn bulls,
which were purchased from the stock
farm Of ] Dorsey Of Kentucky, one Of
the largest breeders Of fine grade cat
tie in that famous region Also car
load of fine brood mares which were
purchased By Ellis Wainwright, man
aging director oftfg 9otapany at st.
Louis Champion
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-03

10. Ogden will start up the Mug
get mill, after Che 9TH, on ore from
the Fame mine There will be over
thirty tons Of high grade ore ana a
considerable quantity Of q lower grade.
It j expected that the yield from this
lot Of ore viii be much greater than
from the last, which was IN TIE neigh
borhood Of $1,000. The Fame Is now
the largest silver producer in Globe
District and is worked IN a systematic
and economical manner The ore
house is connected with the mine BY d
track through The MANI tannel, which
reduces the cost 81 handling TIE ore
70 y minimum. We ATE told that the
mine never looked better than 81
present.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-03

a picnicing party composed Of Mr..
aad Mrs. BrooknaF, Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Trippo and child, Mrs. George
E. White, Miss Ella White, Miss Car
rio Frakes, Mrs. J q, Ogden and chi.
dren, Mr. and Mrs. James Patton and
Mr. and Mrs Breredoa spent last Sun
Gay on the shady slopes Of Pinal
mountain, at Kellner's mill Tho on
" occurrence to mar the pleasure Of
the party was the breaking down Of
the vehicle driven BY Mr. Trippel, on
the road home, No one was injured
BY the accident. but several Of the
party were compelled 10 walk part Of
the way home.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-03

Globe has always ezcelled in its eel
ebration of independence Day, and
this year vail be no exception. The
stereotyped order, generally followed,
of having long winded orations win
be omitted. in the afternoon Of Mon
day, The 9Th, there viii be horse rae
ing, foot racing and other athletic
sports and in the evening a display Of
fireworks that will surrasS anything
in the pyrotechnic line ever before
seen in Arizona. The festivities will
cdhclude with lawn party, free to
all, OH The grounds Of Col. White,
which vii! be handsomely illuminated,
The celebration will be worth coming
a long distance to witness, and We
hope that all the miners in the sur
rounding hills and people Of Miami
and Salt river valley VIII come and
make merry with us, and have ocular
proof of the brilliance Of the scene
mainly prepared by Mr., Edward Lynes
for the qualification Of our citizens.