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Dyspepsia,

follows. Fetid Breath, Gastric Pains,
Headache, Acidity of the Stomach. Water.
brash, Nervousness, and Depression, are MI
evidences Of the presence OF this distress
ing malady. A Sure Relief for irrecu-
larities Of the Stomach and all consequent
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DR.. FOOTE Senior,
or 10 LlxrEsrsE AFssun. INV Ysxx.
HEREBY CAUTIONS, THE PUBLIC
ER-styling hinself "Dr. Foot IT,
E~wtthout making due-O0
D0-inquiy.- O1

Ihis man eans 10 Salt Lake City rsDrs
seudnr himself ~ the son Of Dr II y.
EoorE, Of New York. the veInovn sDec1L-
list. a. abzndantly proved ~ aAdaytt. A
Dafota and Hontana nom an expose made
there, he changed his base and represented
himself a. the son Of . more noted specialtes
In New York City than Dr.. Ell. roorK, The
wen known author. Mr.. JOIN y. Tssv, Of
York City tforsy years N o. directory bad
ness, Ex-Governor Fk1NK tUL1Sx, Of rtah.
and the Hon AnkLM WAKEHAN, for many
years Postmaster In New Yerk City alse
Surveyor Of the Pert rave thsIf sndsviis
by the nxne Of Foor q Roors, excepting
Dr. 3. B Foorr. The author Of Medical
Common Sense" etc J, and kfs two sons. d.
Z B. FooTE, Jr. and Dr. HMM I. rocrE-
The genuine Dr. IooIr u, WIN hsrsaftef
Mating bis name. Hsretofors he has been
known not only at home hut uksrsysr his
publications have been circulated. By the
name OF Dr.. FoorE, Jr. Greater care YIN b
aiken hereafter, In vtsu Of the inca that An
BY his and his fathers reputation.
Those desiring further and nors f<tssie<
Information IN respect % this natter. VII
rec i've e By sddrsrhnE Ser lit, Salt
Persons hsvinr information Of .6vsnsass
% plaintiffs viii kindly eonnunicsts tie
s :.A . =; Y IysI. vitA suihsll.sd 8 No
sssionsHy of . order rsIs.dies iSssid =
dress eifhefsio sd & ml6d EiiO0r
DR.. Z. 3. E0QTE. ST., orr n
Or. Z. B. FOOTE. u.
100 Lexington Ave-, Hsu Tsrk. ~
consultsfion Pre-. In psr,s. - ~ Isssss.
NAsD-siy7-l
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COSTIVENESS

Affects seriously all the digestive and
assimilatiye organs, including the Kid
neys. When these organs are so affected,
they fail TO extract from the blood the
uric acid, which, carried through the cir
culation, causes rheumatism and Neu-
ralgia.
The functions of the Liver are also
affected by costiyeness, causing
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Bilious Disorders.

Among the warning symptoms of Bilious
ness are Nausea, Dizziness, Headache,
Weakness, Fever. Dimness Of Vision,
Yellowness OF Skin, Pains In the Side,
Back and Shoulders, Foul Mouth, Furred
Tongue, Irregularity in the action Of the
Bowels, Vomiting, etc.
The Stomach suffers when the bowes
are constipsted, and Indigestion or
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MCCORMICK & CO..
RALz LAKE, ouY. UTAH. AND
HALEY. IDAHO.

4 BullicA- We solicit Condgnmentx
1uAzssaing sAs HigAe3t HArkst Prices
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A. Fisher BrewlngCo

TIE advertisement OF DR.. Foote, sr.
appears IN TEE HERALD every Sunday.
Therein vii be found his address,
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Kxeeute 0rder1 to- Purchase or Sale 9
eeoan and Bonds - Few York and S.,
H1Aa1tsco-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23
DIED

BROoK>-Mr John Brooks needs no in
tr1duction To the people, of Somerset County
in order to be known, The mention Of lis
name To- the citizens of somerset county. sug-
se@,~ ,m old time ficud- au hulored citizen
and a cherished christian brother.
He was born in S,ra~~bury Germany. the
good old Father Land, on the 2Ist Of MAY.
ls.0. He tame To America with his parents
in 1885, and spent many of bis first year, in
the vicinity 81 Berlin. Most Of his married
life Was spent on a farm mean. Jennertowu.
There hc ~Ient many happy years of home
life, until the death of hi- beloved wife IN
ls77 lie then made lis hstme with his son.
William until the spring Of lsSt when sale
was made. and he and his Two sons and tLrir
iamilie, started far Waterloo, Black Hawk
county. Iowa. Here be wa, S,alu provided
with q comfortable home hy hi SON William
who purchased a beautiful farm about six
miles east nf Waterloo. lIalfa dozen year,
were spent in this Western Home. and then
another sal, afrl another move -,il farther
west landed him and his sons family near
Hardy. NichoI, county. Nebraska. We
welcomed him as an old Pennsylvania friend
and neighbor, and a. an aged fcllow-laburer
in the Vineyard of the inrl,
He lived long enough to spend half a day
quite pleasantly in the writer, home. To be-
con,e acquainted with quite a uamber Of his
Nebraska uci4bbols and friends. To we the
prairie ciothe itself in living green, and the
planted seed growing up inJoa hopeful lar-
vest. on Thursday evening June 81. 1855.
Father Brooks finished his last DAYS work
He was taken with % freezing chill which
wa followed that night with a severe attack
of hectic diarrliue3. Medical aid gradually
brought relief from the anguish ri pain but
could not arrest the power Of disease All
were hopeful except the aged sufferer who
said tiat hi, day, would ~anu be numbered
yea, lac oven wished i, 10 DE ~. Hi, wish
was realized on sabbath afternoon. june -,
when Dc peacefully and t~riumphantly pass
ed Twav m The Lord at the age of 60 year,
and p ias- lie lived - wears in Somerset
auiy. Pa. six wear IN the State Of Iowa.
and ID little murg than two months in The
state II Nebraska
Two SONS two dau-htyr~-in-law FIVE grand
children and one brother remain 10 mourn
his departure. Fify-two years of HI life
were spent as a faithful christian and MEM
ler Of the Evangelical Lutheran church. His
funeral took place IN tLc Lutheran church
of Hardy Nebraska, conducted by the writer
who spoke trum Revelations, l3:I3.
iAooH +. MirEEI
Haniy. Ncb., June l.. l@~6.
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FEoN OVER THE COUNTY.
The Brethren love-kss>, al Berlin. last sun
day, wa~ largely attended.
Kauiz Il Bro. Of Hometown. rel.o1 N,
carriage business luokiig mp.
Mr. J. X, Kautz. ofJcnncnown. reports tn,
furniture cuisines, better than ever.
Mr.. Harry Boyt>, residing two miles north
Of Somerset. has bis new dwelling almost
completed.
Candidates are making their last grand
rounds. ONLY five days more. and the vielo-
~ viii be won.
On sunday, June 9th. there will be love
feast at the ~St0nycreek church. four mile
east ofShanksyiHe.
solomon Judy, the obliging ami accomino-
dating landlord of the Central Hotel. al Jen-
nertown, Is doing a land-office business
On Thursday Frd :. Weller. Of Somerset
township, viii raise hi. new barn, the size II
which viii BE- 40xl0p feet GeS1r-e Auman i
the contractor and builder.
MeS~s. Rufus and Foster Raueh. -of Jen-
nertown. last Friday purchased from Mr.. NJ.
Il. Bowman a brand new binder. II was 4
Champion, and don't YOU forget II.
ON Saturday last the friends and neiehbors
Of p. J. shauli>, of Edie. assembled AZ his
farm for the purpose 81 assisting him in ais-
ing his harm. Mr.. Simon e Baker. the ear
penrer in charge had everything in readiness
and with a VIII all went to work. and bv
noon the raising had been entireiy r%uniplet-
ell, after which a good dinner wa served. Of
which all parlopk and heartily enjoyed. Mr..
Baker deserves much credit for the way in
which be managed the work. Every pieSe
df timber fiji together a well a. It wa posi-
bic Ia make il. This makes the fourth barn
Mr. Baker hos built this season.
OCCASIONAL
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Somerset, Pa. June %. 1886.


THE PoLrrIcAL ARENA-MR. CEssNA's
OPINION o. WoLFEs CANDIDacY-In an in
teryiew in philadelphia last week. Hon. John
Cessna said Of the candidacy ofHnu. Charles
; Wolfe for Governor on the Prohibition
ticket
e Wolfes candidacy i not going 10 hurt
Beaver much lift hurts him al all. Radical
and earnest ProhibirionisJs will not take To
him a they would 10 some man who has
been more thoroughly and constantly identi-
fed with their cause. Wolfe i, a tisaproint-
ell politician. He is sour at the leaders and
he loves notoriety .It Is plain to every in
t~ellieent man, if his Bradford speech has
been correctly reported that he is in the Pro
hibition movement, not 50 muci. because he
loves the Prnhibitionists and their principles
but because he hate the Republican headers
and hopes to defcet the Republican ticket.
] do not mean by this 10 imply that Wolfe
j. i man without convictions because | be
ieve he i a man OF strong convictions. But
lac Is sour and disappointed Look at his
speech of yesterlay-his attacks ON Cameron
and Quay. The woris he Uses in denounc-
ing them are NOT the words of an earnest and
sincere Pruhibitiouist, with IN eve single to
the advancement 81 the Prohibition cause.
l think sensible Prohihitiouists everywhere
viii realize that hc j. NOT the kind of man
they want for their standard-bearer. No
man who has been identified with either of
the old political parties and afterwanI leaves
them Ia JOIN the Pruhihitionists would be a.
strong a candidate as some man who has
never been a politician, but who has Away,
been Il Prohibitioni>t.
Then Won have no fear of Mr.. Wnlfes
influence '
Not a Bit, said the old leader. promptly.
" Ifhe had been giyena place on the ticket
in iSS2 it would have been an right. and he
would hc in the party to-day.
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MARRIED.

BAER-WALKER-On sunday. June
"a, 1856, II the residence OF the brides par
ents, by Rev. j. J. Welch, Mr.. Ezra Z. Baer
10 Mis- Alice Walker. both Of LItll Somerset
County, Pa.
sHANK-MILLER-Ou Thursday. June
10, lS>5. at the Lutheran parsonage IN Fried
ems, by Rev, J. j. Welch. Nr. Aaron shank.
from near S~hanksyille, and Miss Ella 4. NIL
Ter. ofJennor Township Somerset County Pa.
FISHER-ZERFOSS-On SUNDAY. June
IL. lsS6. by Rev J. WEIGH. at the residence
ofthc bride, mother. near Sh.ank~yille, Mr..
Harrison Fisher 10 Mis- susan ZerfosS. both
If S~tonycreek Township Somerset County,
Penn g.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

.uAr ouE NueuBoEs SAY.

WHAT OJE NElGHBoEs SAY.
The Somerset HERALD ha, reached IL >iN-
tieth birthday. and ~rull, along with the Wig
or ii "a y~oune>ter. II i, a stiff Republican
paper III O ,tiif Republican county, and
make a iuc and prosperous appearance in
IT, new tyls~-Pb4lgfot phia Ersgd.
Un Wednesday the Somer>et HEruD en-
jerel upon it, >ixtieth wear, and celebrated
THE OCCASION by pn,ting on a new dress of
ry1e Ia, HERALD Is a good newspaper.
and DESERVES the gcInrous support which iaS
hong hoyu given to il by the public-Boitao9
Ga-r7c
The somerset HEEAEB made is appearance
this week in the promised new dress, the &C.
ca>ion al~1 being the >ixtieth anniversary Of
IT, c~xisicucc. just twenty years aga. when
the paper yet hore the heading HERALD y
Wins. We did upon it our first iyIe-Setting.
and IT, progress since that time has been -
marked that We are reminded OF the ,ransi-
ton Of tho little village to the great city
May t. prosperity Increase and multiply I'M
I'll 1t hecume> a veritable metruIsllis IN the
world Of jounaii>m-Bofis Record.
The Somerset HERALD this week ,ignaliDd
is sixiieth birthday, and the ihirty-fihh
since II ann under the management ofCol.
III. Scull. by adjoining it~elfin an entire new
suit The HERALD is a firsi-class weekly
newspaper, and we believe IL superior i not
Published in the State in a town the sir of
Somer>c1. Ii i large. web printed. and well
edited locally and editoriany. and. above all.
thoroughly Republican from it, head to il
heels. Away back in old Wing DAYS !, was
q power against the Democratic PARTY. and
H. venerable editors opinions were always
quoted a. orthodox Wing until the dis~oIu-
ton Of that noble old party. and since thai
time his o%Ioinions and writings have at all
times been M less orthodox Republican. II
has the s0d wishes Of the entire editorial
fraternity and it, patrons-especialIy those
vino have been with il for many. YEAR
FIR IL continued prosperi;y-JohaSeoua
TrBusy
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NJ RrnKrr.
Chairmsn of Com.

THASKs-The sons IL Veterans If Capt
James Hinehmau Camp NJ. 81. wish to
thank ihose 81 our citizens who assisted in
~uniiorming the :. Of V. Dram Corps, and
hops oHr friends may never regrei their lib
crafty. We also sincerely thank Mr.. Rush
:. McNIilen for six frst-class drum heads
presented 70 our camp. Coming from a citi.
zen Of another town, this favor Is especially
appreciated
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23


There was a hearing in PittsEalrg on sat
urlay leEne the Commissioner III the equity
proceedings Of Mn. Frank Z HiIl. of t;rc4n--
burg, against her husband to recover ps,-s,~
sion 81 properly which She alleges she was
forced 10 sign over al the time she elo;,sd
with j.. T. MarchaId and was brought hack
from the South hs Frank Hill and Roger
oMaai, Chief ST Detectives Of P~it,inars
Hin testified that he had Offered d reward af
$50 FOR the apprehension Of the %cloiiug
couple. and that. in company with oMarl.
he found them At Pensacola. Florida. whert.
Mr.. Hill admitted her guilt and offered To-
accompany her husband home. Subsequent
" she offered him 5000 a. the price of her
liberty, and Hill consented. When the PAR
~ arrived at Pittsbnrg Mr. Hin sold $1,000
worth Of bank stock, and the terms Of sci
tlement were changed at her request. She
gave Hin her Greensburg property and the
balance in cash. Hin claims her wife acted
OF her own yulitiun. The wifes attorneys
claim that Hin admitted that the ~elolers
Were brought back without legal authority.
and that the settlement was wholly in con
sideration of an immunity from prosecution
for adultery.
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A NEIgHBoE


VzpEE F,vor,EIy Ar,prrr,
ON ~aturlay evening .J,uu.4nwn S.,ler.
ST COUNTY, Castle Nc. rs. Ancient oplc,
knight, of The Mystic Chain. was instituted
with tbjrty-G.gr charter urml..r. The Gas.
tie wa, instituted hy 2. e.. Samuel Arthur
and Sulremc-Tnl,rce. J. X. BayL Of Noun.
TAIN Castle No. =. John.rnwn. The prr,id.
ing officers were "a, fnllow, 2. G. ?. CJ r
Young. % fNo.-: Charlsiu Scle-t-Comman.
dor + Nur,,b, of sItn,,,a q NJ uu-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

PEPTBLICAN PRIMARY ELbrIi"N-
Tie Republican voters of the COUNTY ar
,,tae-tei L. assemble n their respective 'o-
ting place On
S4TTRBAT JUNE y 1856.
For the purpose If placing In nomination
one r.rsan for Congress
oue r.--5u for State Senate
persons for Assembly
one fer>ln FIR District Attorney
Two persons fr Associate Judge
one per-,n fir Poor House Director.
Two person. for Delegate To- the state Con-
yeatau. TO mest in the City Of Harrisburg on
"Wednesday. june 80. 1876.
The Republican, Of the New pi-tnc-Ai-
.rr No. a-wiI meet at FairhoIe and
i.a.I their primary.
A.f- Is important that q fuH expression OF
sentiment Of the Republicans oi The
-a-v b, obtained iu this important matter
. u,a.d thc-t,n mo-' earnestly urge a
fuI tna aur.
". Il >ANNER
l-...r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

The fomniti.e on Permanent Certificates
VIII meet Al Ncyerslalc July ~, 1876, for
the purpose Of examining applicants All
who intend T. apply are requested tn Send in
their applications not later than July ist.
stating IN what higher branches they deSire
tnhe examinal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Louis Shafcr and Ed W~olfe~sFei from the
EoiEini jail 90 "Wednesday night 81 last
week hy DIGGING q hole through the wan Of
the iail yart SAafcr was ia nn sentence f,r
shooting a some ari> fnlm Harrison town
ship Wolf was In Jail awaiting trial Tor
stealing thre dollars cat Of Mr.. Lawry's
pocket at HvIdman. II j. said he Is ais,
wanted in Maryland ior variau, u~fiea,te
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Ii is ciaimel that lamp chimney~ and
tumhiers may b. kept from cracking ~ a re-
suit 81 Atai, 10y placing them in . vessel 81
cold water. adding ~Huleeooking salt and
allowing the mixture 10 boil wei over q me
and hcH o'i slowly II >simply a process
Of anneaing. and the slower the cooling the
50 e~ifec1ual viii b. the operation. Try it.
II viii ca>g Won nothing
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23
I'D WVfF uAit |Iers - tenlI rlHlteI
ReIufnlly
Cook i BEKEIr>
Snn-r-et, Pa. June Us. Issl

Michael Roam ST Berlin. and Jo~ef,h shat
ie- 81 somerset have been appointed SIDE
AEelt> fur The Excelsior Slate Paim Conn
lany. Thi> famous }ait T. used far rsliutiue
n'ok of all kinds. alai Is the only oue that
-v~ Icuec; satisfaction a uumi-r fEliu-
Ten are selling aa limitation paint .u dilerct
paris II The couutr. W person without O.
certificate from tie o,uIauy can hanll, the
Excelsior Slate Paint. Ask ai ascent, 20 ~
Their ceruttai,~ ieiore -punchasin- NeSsr
Relm and Shafier expect to visit all parts OF
The county and win give an an opportunity
io have their nlofs covered with thI, cxccI-
ieHi paint. We resr, with permission. 10
Judge samuel snyder and ". : Mowry.
den,. Henry Long and David Heiple.
>Fler,gt. and to a h,pr 81 others for whom
ia'E have dome work They Painted Mr..
Hrlie> barn Last >Immer and his house
'a~ They gave the jail stable a dnes,rng a.
",i a. q number Of other buildinrs IL this
hnaaeh which they would ike persons TO
examine and 80 for ~themselyes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

GRAND ARMY ENCAMFNENF M REUNION
At GELTYsBURG.-The Grand Army of the
Republic, Department Of Pennsylvania. will
encaInp OH the battlefield Of Gettysburg July
%. and remain until the 9TH. On the 3dand
81 of July the reunion Of the Thini Army
Corps will be held on the same historic
field. The e1camlmcnt of the Grand Army
VIII be largely attended, and the reunion will
bring Together veterans from every State in
the Onion. un the 81, interesting ccremo-
ME, incident 10 the dedication Of monuments
VIII be held, and on every day during the
week something of interest 20 every old sol
der VIII occur. Never since the memorable
days OF the battle las there assembled on
this famous spot so Notable and imposing "a
collection OF veterans IL VIII gather there
during This week. and no better opportunity
for visiting the battle ground in the COM
pauy Of those who were engaged in the great
fight will ever be Offered
For the benefit of those who desire 20 be
present the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
viii sell excursion tickets 60 Gettysburg from
all stations on it, line east Of Pittsburgh and
Erie, on June Both. July l>t, -, 81 and 4tI,
good To return until the Sth. inclusive, at
one fare for the round trip.
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Blair couutv i entitled "a TIDE credit If
having The mesHue>i man within her burders
A few nights ago he exploded a dynamite
cartridge IN the carp pond ~ Mr. Robert
Lindsay ioeatei a slpn distance north II
Hoilicay>burE. killing large nuhslprs of the
fish Nc cam think ofno more mean and
coTtemPiible act. and the fellow who did il
j. base enough 10 murder If he could commit
the crime without detection.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Have you any cabinet photographs you
want nicely fraIned2 Have you any school
sruuI~ yuu want Ia GET framed? Have you
any marriage certificates you wish 10 get
framed Have YOU any college diplomas, or
certificates of any kind that you ought 10
France Have you the Lords PRAYER that
YOU wish 10 put in a frame Have You any
pictures of any kind or nature. or anything
at all that You ought TO have framed Do
you want amy frames at all. or any mould
ing> cards. pictures, Or knobs, or do You
want 10 buy any pictures? If 80. the place
to hc supplied j. al Fishers Book store.
beadquarTer, for frames and pictures
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

tLosIyG ExEEcIsES-The closing exercises
Of the Stoyesfown Normal School. will be
held III the Lutheran Church o "Wednesday
evening June %, lssi- Let those who de-
sire 10 attend the exercises, and share with Us
IN our literary treat. come Doors open at
7:l5 ?. " Exercises viii commence at : P.
NJ. Admission free.
W. II. Cover. PRINCIPAL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Mr.. Ed. nn,ye, clerk Al The Somerset HOUSE
had quite a serious accident in returning t.
town from The camp snpund>, sunday night.
u was quite dark. and the rnad wa. crowded
with teams. hor-emen and pedestrians. Mr.
Grove. who was driving q spirited horse, an
f~auuuatclv rum into a horseman coming
from the opposite direction. and his horse
bc-luiug u~umanaseahle ran away uPSettinl
the buggy and throwing out the occupants.
Mr.. Grove escaped without injury, but the
Young lady accompanying him was picked
up unconscious She was fully restored IN a
few minutes, and was found to be nhu7.
The buggy Was a complete wreck.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Edmund CumminS has again been landed
in The County prison. This time for enter
ing the drug store of Geo. W Benford& son.
Some time during Friday night the rear door
Of the store noum was forced open and adj
mittauCo gained. \ dozen or more pen
anda fun barrel Of whi>key allowed 10 run
away. The squire evidently laTtook
bountiiully OF the ~pcerit, both first and
last, a. lac only got several squares away from
the store when he succumbcd To the para
liver, where lac was found in the early
morning with the stolen articles in his pock-
cts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

IN conversation with Il prominent planter
Of the Fourth District. we learn ola new and
novel way 10 kill crows. The genilemalis
Piau j. to catch one Of the birds, tie it to
your body and walk through the field with
your gun cooked and finger on the trigger,
The cries OF the bird viii cause others Of IL
tribe to flock around You, and they al then
be easily shot. This method Of extermina-
ting these pests il not patented, and those
who are - disposed are at liberty TO Try it,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23


The Return Jndges Of the Democratic uri-
marie, held throughout Cambria county on
Saturday last, met in Ebeusburg Monday L.
count the votes cast for the various eandi-
dates. and announce the result. The old ,y,-
tam Of voting directly for the candidates NJ
the primaries, known a. the Crawford Cuun-
~ system, prevails by a large majority. the
vote for il Leing zoo to s62 in opposition.
Thomas Collins, of the world. had a walk
over for the Congressional nomination. there
being no other candidate.
Daniel Mclaughlin, OF Johnstown. and ].
; Rhey, Of Eben>burg, carried of the Lesis-
latiye honor>. The vote for Assemblvmen he
ing a. follows: Mclaughlin. I.18: Rhcv.
I.la3; Fitzharris. l,o0s; strayer. l,Og7; lin
Ton. s5s Bryan, 81 King, So MeNlui-
len. 657.
Harry q. Ro~e j. r~enominated for District
Attorney over James NJ Walters. Of Johns
town. by a majority Of 80, the vote stand
ing Rose. 2.277 Walters. I.722.
For ~Prothonotary, II. A. Shoemaker. Of
Fbcnshurg the present incumbent. has 2.1a6
votes, to 2oo7 for James G. Darby. ofcane-
maugii Borough.
The vote On Register and Reronler was a.
follows: Celestine J.. Blair, Of Ebensburg.
2.0l2; Thomas Hoover. Of Cambria Town
ship, 65 George C.. Miller, Of Conemaugli
Borough, / 259.
Shafier defeats Mullen for Poor-House Di-
rector by 4 vote of 2.972 To l.s64.
The official count max vary a trifie from
these DECENTRALIZATION Tribune.