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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23
VIM ON Nreurans say.

WHAT ORR NEIGHBoRs Say.
Tue nler~ei HERALD has reacheI II six.
tieh birthday. and 4.ail> along with the wig
or Of y~uuag>ter It Is a sir Republican
paper in a stiff Republican county. and
makes q line and prosperous appearance in
it. new tyle-Psaaid5 dia Reosof
ON Wednesday the sDmer~vt HEEsID on
terrell upon it, sxteih year, and celebrated
the occasion by putting on a new ar9- Of
ule The Herald i a god newspaper
and deserves rhe ztlarou> >uppssr winirh has
bnsIs-n given to ii by the publie-BeJs0l
Gq-ra
The somerset Herald made IL appearance
thi> w,zsk in rhe promised new .ln>s.the o.
casi,.n als5 being the sixriefh anniversary If
IL. e~xi~;eucs. Just twenty wears ara. when
The lals.r yet bare the heading HEEALD AND
WHIG. We did upon il cur first i-yTe-Sfting,
and IL progrg~ ~inoe thar time has been -
markei that We an reminded Of the transi-
uoH of the HtIle village u the great civ
May is prosperity increase and multiply un-
hi II t~ss7Rits q veritable metropolis in the
world II oumalisn-Beria Rsro0E.
The >5nierSss HERALD Thu Week signalisei
it, Sxtcih birthday. aud tie ~thirTy-ffh
since il eaEue under the management ofCol.
FL SnIl. by adorning iielfin an entire new
sIi5. The HERALD j. = frst-class weekly
newspaper and we believe Is superior i not
published IN the state in q town the siz Of
Slme~ei. Il ; large. wen printed. and well
edited 5ueally ami esiior4Hy, and. above al,
thoroughly Republican from IL head 10 is
iEeis Away back in DID Wing days il was
a power asan>; the Democratic parfy, and
= venerable editors opinions were always
quoted A. orthodox Wing until the dissolu-
tion # that noble old party. and since thar
TIME hs oI-siniofis and writings have az all
times been 10 les orthodox Republican. Il
tIas the psd wishes ef tile entire editorial
fraternity and n ratron-%Teially thsse
who have been with Il for many. years
for Il continued prosgsrity-gk4esa,s
TaBtgss.
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DIED


BROoKs-Nr John Breaks nee,is no in
trodnction to the peopie of somerset County
in orier to be known. The mention OF his
name e. the citizens of ; mer~et county. ,ug
sestS III old time friend, an honored citizen
and a cherished chri-tian brother.
He was born in -rras,burs. Germany. the
good old Father Land, an rhe 2iSt IT MAY.
isn He came To America with his parents
in 1875. and ~pent many Of his first years in
the viciui'y of Berlin. Most Of HI married
lifs was ,penr on q farm near Jenneruaan.
There he spent many hapry year, # home
life. unril the death Of his beiovel wiie ia.
tS77 He fhen-Hlale his h-ame with his son.
William until the spring 81 lsso. when ~lle
was made, and he and his i've sons and their
families started for Waterloo. Black Hawk
county. iowa Here hc was soon provided
with q comfortable home by hs -uu William
who purchased a aeul1ifll farm about six
miles east II Wa1eri,o. Halfa 3ozcn years
were spent IN this Western Home and then
another sale alrl another move sdI farther
west, landed him and his sons family near
Haniy. Nichols caunty Nebraska. We
welcomed him 81. an old Pennsylvania friend
and neighbor and IL an aged feilow-lah.lrer
in the Vineyard al the Lanl.
He lived long enough 20 spend half q dav
quite pleasantly in the writers home. 10 be-
come acquainted with quite a number Of lis
Nebraska nei=ht3rs and friends. 70 see The
prairie clotic iI~eif in living green, and the
planted seed Gr5wing up into hopeful har-
vest. on Thursday evening, June Sd. Iss6.
Father Brooks finished his IlsJ day work.
He was taken with a freezing chin which
was followed that night with 4 severe attack
of hectic diarrlpaea. Medical aid gradually
brought uIiet froin The anguish II pain hut
euull not arres, ,Ie rlsyer of disease. All
were hopeful except tie aee,l sufferer whu
said that hiS days would ~~an be numbered
yea, he even wished il o. be- -. His wish
WAS realized on Sabbath afternoon. june I3.
when he pelrefnilv and r~iumphan1iy pass
eli away IN the Lord. az the age Of - years
and - days He lived - years in Somerset
county. Pa >fx years ia the STATE If Iowa.
anil a little more than tau months in the
STATE II Nebraska
Two ~'ns two laaehtern-law tive grand
children ard one brother remain u nIossrn
hi~ departure Fihy-rwo wears Of hh, life
were spent a a faithful christian aad menI-
her II the Evangelical Lutheran clranrh His
funeral uaok Fiace ia tie Lutheran church
81 Harry Nebraska eonlur1ed By the writer
Who spoke from Revelations. I4-I3.
JAooB T. MATREE
Hariy. Neb- June L.. ISIS.
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From 0vEE THE CatNTT.
Thu Brethren love-hl>t At Berlin hast sun.
;lay. was largely attended,
Kauiz 4 Bra. II Hometown, rer-pr1 81,
carriage h~usines Io.'king az.
Mr.. J. X Kaurz ofJennertown. ng.,rt- ia,
furniture business better than ever.
Mr. Harry Boyts. residing Two miles nor7h
Of somerset has his new dwelling alino,,
completed
camtidates ara making their lat grand
rHinl>. Only five DAYS more. and the yicto-
~ win be won
ON sunday june 9th. there Wiz be love
feast at the ~>tonyertk church. ia mile,
east Of Silanksvine.
solomon judy. the ohliging and aezssmms.-
dating landlord of the Central Hotel. at Jen-
nertown, Is doing a land-fioc business
ON THURSDAY Frzis, Weller. Of somer4ct
township WI raise his new barn. the sliced
which VIII be 40xItal ft4t. Gelrsc Amman :
the csnfraeTor and buiI,ier.
Mes~ Ruins and Foster Ranch. -of Jen-
neF1awn. last Friday purchased from Mr.. NJ.
r. Bowman a brand new binder. IL was :
Champion, and don't you forget II.
On SATURDAY last the friends and neighborS
III 2. J >haalis. Of Edie. asa mhled at his
farm FOR the purpose al assisting him In rails
ing ms harm Mr. simon &. Baker. the car
s..,,-a- IN ft.arra F.@
and with a VIII al vent 10 work. and By
noon the raising had been entirely s'Hiples-
ed, after which a good dinner wa served. u
which an lar1ook and heartily enjoyed. Mr.
Baker deserves much credit Tor the xay in
which he managed the work. Every piee
Of timber III together = web Is ii Wa posi-
bic to make IL This makeS the fourth barn
Mr. Baker hse built this season.
OCCASIONAL
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1 ANEE EANhA-AHLE Ak~FlfEs
ON Saturday evening Jeune1own .~mer-
~ County, Castle Ne. I2I Ancient Qrler
knights Of the Mystic Chain. Wa instituted
with t~hirty-four charter members. The ta-
lie waS instituted by ?. &, samuel Arthur
and Supneme-TmsJec. J. X. Boyd. uf Noun
tain Castle No. -. Jolm,1own. The prsbL
ing orficer~ were IL follows P. G.. ?. C.J T.
Young, Of No. Chaplain >elect-omman-
der Z Murphy of Altoona a. F. NJ. Bu-
chanan. of Ne =. Y. e.. P. g.. CA WeLn.
Ono. - T. L. p. C. William ReTp. ofNo.
= r : P C.J X. Boyd Of No. = A R.
= p. CO. 7. >eigh- IF W. Ice: T. :. z Z.
Huhmann, OF No . Treasurer. \. H Wal
tiers. II No. - CofS.-P r. ca :. Pelen. of
No. =, a q. Of, P. e. William H. Thorn
~. Of No. =; LG.JP lloyd. II No. =.
o. g.. Al Berkey. Of No -.
The new laige elected the following 9TH
cers P. g. B. F. Walker P. e. J.. F..
KauJz Commander. jane NJ. C5eer- V. g..
Rufus Ranch F. Jatu .. Eay. r :. Ed.
b Kautz; 4 K. :. Cc1r-u ". Johnston
Treasurer. J J. Griffith J.. g. Daniel Bic
seeker; o. g. Levi Slamiis: e II : Daniel
Peterson. a. G.. ofS. LH Duncan Tn.,-
tees Milton Pickworth Levi >halilis, Jaln
II. Duncan.
There wa> 1hiriy-,we Kni-hts in af1eHancc
al the institution from John>town. District
Deputy-Select-Commandg J. H. Garlue-
Of >1oysiown- was present. ~ were also ~y-
eri ether members OF r~tpycsown Castle
No. Il9-
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MARRIED.

BAER-WALKER-Ou sunday. June
- 1855 II the residence of the brides far-
ents by Rev J J. Welch, Mr. Era f Baer
10 Mis- Alice Walker, both Of Lun. Somerset
County Pa
SHANK-MILLER-ou Thursday June
10. IsSi at tie Lutheran parsonage IN Fried
ems bg Rev J.. ). WEIGH Mr.. Aaron shank.
from near shank<vilsr and Miss Fila a Mi
Ter ofJenner Township Somerset County Pa.
FI>HER-ZERF0>S-0u SUNDAY. June
II, 1881 hy Rev. J. Welrh. ar the residence
Of the brides ass'her. near Sl.aukssille. Mr.
Harrison Fisher 60 Miss susan Zcrfoss. both
of >~t"nycrgek Township. Somerset County,
Penna
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somerset. Pa June %. isse.


The PoLTrIcaL ARyA-MR- CEsSAs
OPINION % WoLFEs CtSDrbacr-ln an IN
terview IN Philadelphia tzst week Hon. John
Cessna said Of the candidacy ofH.u. CharIe~
; Wolfe fur Governor On the Prohibition
ticket
Nolfss candidacy ! not Going 10 burt
Beaver mnch. If il hurts him az all R~al.cal
and earnest Pp,hilddouis', viii nat take 10
him AZ they would To some man who has
been more thoroughly and constantly i,leuii
fed with their Gauss. Wolfe Is a ,Hsapfaint-
ed politician He Is sour at the Leaders and
he loves notariety IN i plain 10 every IN
teligeni man, If his Bradford speech has
been correctly reported. thar he i in the Pro-
hihition movement, not 20 nlach bc,nuse be
loves the Pn5hihirionists and their principles
bar beeau~e he hates the Repula an leaders.
and hopes 30 defegr the Republican ticket
/ do not mean 5y this To imply thar Wolf,
l. a man without convictions because { be-
here he : q man u strlnE conviction. Bat
he i sour and disappointed Look at his
sIsech II veSteriay-his attacks an Cameron
and quay. The waris lac aSes Ia denouuc-
ingthem are mot The words ola earnest ami
sincere Prohibiri,nist with ara eye single 10
the advancement II the P~r7hfbirion cause.
think sensible P-rohibnonists everywherc
xii realize thar he Is NOT the kind Of man
they want FIR their ~raniaribea7er No
man who has been identified with either Of
the old political parties and aferward leave
them a join the P7ohibitioaists would I've as
strong i candidate as u man who has
never been a politician, bur who has always
been a ProhibiTinnist-
Then you have mo- fear Of Mr.. VOTES
influence
NOT a bit. slid the old leader. promptly
Ifhe had been avena place ou the tirset
in 1ss2 II would have been al right. and he
would he in the party u~o-lav.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

GRAND AMY EScAHPNENF All kEUNroS
At GATYsBURG.-The Grand Army al the
Republic, Department Of Pennsylvania viii
eReamp on the battlefield vi gettysburg July
q, and remain uniil the 9Th. ON the 3dand
81 of July the reunion Of the Thiri Army
Corps viii * held on the same historic
field. The encampHnent OF the Grand Army
viii be largely attended, asIdthe reunion viii
bring together veterans from every state in
the Onion. On the II interesting cereHno-
nie~ incident to the dedication Of monuments
viii De held. and on ever las during tie
week something Of interest Ia every old soil
dier viii ocrur. Never since the memorable
days Of the battle ha- there assembled IN
this famous lnt s., notable and imposing a
collection OF Veterans a. vii gather there
during this week, and no better opportunity
for visiting the battle ground in the COM
lany IF those who were engaged in the great
FIGHT wil ever be offered.
For the benefit IT tlloss who desire 70 be
present the Pennsylvania Raiirad Company
win SH excursion tickets Ia Gettysburg from
all stations un It's lines eas1 If Pittsburgh and
Ere, an June Jlth. July 1t. ~. 81 and 4th,
goosi to ret1u until the StlL inclusive, At
one far for the round tuV.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

The closing exercises If fhe Somerset Nor
mai and Preparatory eeholi VIII ~ held on
THURSDAY and Friday evening" June 24'h
and 18th. as follows
Usredsg En7alq Literary rlureSt he
tween the Deiphian and lonian ~ociefie.
F0ftH Ensraq-Lerrure. hy Col r. H
Conwel Of Philadelphia >utjrci, Heroisui
ufa Private Life Tickets for sale al Pmli
T. t~a-ei-er
The Baltic ant u.o talrad gives special
Et- ar = cents fsr a.e Oh persons wishing
Co attend the leture The train viii be held
for all coming from pon1s east and west Of
Bockwoosl - they may return home the
same night.
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BARS RAEIys-Mr. sam Feraey. one u
the most suecessfII farmers in Brofhersvapey
township raised a barn on his beautiful farm
Tuesday. that when completed viii be one
OF the largest and h-andstmest in the county.
Fully one hundred and twenty-five Of the
friends and neigiIlors Of Mr.. Ferney assem-
blei Al an early hour IN the morning and
went to work with Il hip and hurraa. andby
evening they bad every stick 1fumber IN the
imHleIsse structure in position- The Bald
win band was In attendance and tiS,oursel
some II their choicest music during the day.
The masun work for the building Wa done
By Mr.. Benjamin stun. while Mr.. Frank
Forney J. the architect and builder. Both
Of these gentlemen are skilled workmen. OF
large experience The dinner thar was sery-
Ell was q carker. The large tables were brad
Ell with everything gssi % eat u could
think II and II was a caution 70 see how the
~viciIEils disappeared before the large cr8wdof
hungry workmen- Mr. Forney , farm i one
Of the mos, beautiful one IN Brerher~yailey
township a township noted for IL many
rieh and beautiful farms and generous and
prosperous farmer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

IN the County prison. This time fF enter
ing the ,iulg slorl Of Geo. W. Beufori& S5u-
olnle time during Friday night the rear door
81 the store ra-,In was forced open and adj
mittncc gained A dozen or more PEN
knives and a half dozen razors were taken
anda full barrel Of whiskcy allowed 10 run
away The %sluire evidently PeTTook
b~,undfuIlv ofthe peerits both first and
last. a. he only got several squares away from
the store when he suecumbed 10 the para
Ivzer where he Was found in the early
morning with the stolen articles in his peck
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Mr. ri Gn,ye. clerk al the >pmere4 House
had qui1ea sermons accident in returning %
town from the camp grounds Sunday niglr.
u was quite dark. and the read was crowded
with teams hor-emen and pedestrians Mr.
grove. who was driving spirited horse ua-
fortunately rln into o honseman coming
fr,m jhe opposite direction. and his hor-e
be--miug UH~manageable ran away uT~errng
Jhe buggy amt throwing ouf the occupants.
Afr Grove escaped without injury but the
yt3ung lady accompanying him was picked
up unconscious. She was FUZZY re>Jorgi IN i.
lew minutes. and was found 70 be- mhurT.
The buggy WIS a complete wreck
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Monday morning two valuable horses be-
longing oJshuNtuIIolland, If Bedford were
PEREZ -areI over thc side II 4 mountain al
most d perpendicular distance Of 20 feet and
were Instantly killed. ID their descent they
we've entirely stripped IF their harmless and
terribly mangieL The team Vas engaged in
hauling logs L. the top II the mountain and
was fastened To a large log, and when il
reached the -kdway at the top II the noun
tain, the log 70 which the team was hitched
with several other l1=s oH the ~kdvay broke
ginz the team with them and all went iuSo
the river below.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

" Efitar Allow me, through your PSI
per. % ay a few words concerning the rails
ing ofa harm which look place on the alrm
ofP. J ~aauiis abouI % mile southwest +
Ellie. ou r ar~lay Juuc l6rh. 4 large
crowd was Ia attendance 10 assist IN raising
the barn, whirh isa large structure. framed
ia a worknlanhke manner by Mr.. solomon
e. Baker. Of near >iQ4>yille. who l. the archi-
Jef and builder, and who deserves much
credit for the complete manner in which he
did hiS work There wa> not the slightest
mistake ia the whole job everything tit ey-
acrly 10 it, place, AMI there was no necessity
for making the least change liz anything
In addition 10 this. he shnwcd unusual skill
ia managing the work While the building
was gaing up No time was Asf in selecting
the frame p-ett~. q, they lay nu the work be-
ing - arranged a. 20 enable the mechanic
always % point u the right piece Of timber
At the right time The owner. Nr Shauli>
showed that he Possesses The happy faculty
ri bging Just where he was needed in every
emergency. and q morv willing 80 IF hands
il has never been NV la, ta ~ee anywhere
The lafie-. TOO. eff the household. were not
unminaiul Of the wants # the inner nan.
the elegant dinner p~relaneI hy them being
most heartily ~eniayol by all
NEIGHsoR.
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The Somerset Herald
GEaRsE z STILL Editor

REPrBLICAN PRIMARY ELbcTl'N-
Tie Republican voters Of the comfy arc
-I o. @-embse q lher respective W
ting pao- on
SATURDAY, JUNE D lsS'
For De ara. If placing in nomination
one person fr Cougn
one person sr STATE senate
Two persons fr Assembly
,s,e r.-5n sr District Attorney
Two u.--5n. FIR Associaie judge
one fer-5n fr Poser House Dtna1or
Two for Deleate TO ths STATE Con
rsnr5n. meet m the city q HaF16uE Oh
WEDNESDAY June - iss6-
The Republicans Of the New Di+aa-A-
NJ. rn meezt FairboEe and
.I -heir pnmar
Important that q full expression 81
uea II Tie Republicans f the
be- obtained n rms important matter
tHs7e moss earnestly r q
r au our
" Il SINNER.
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There xas a hearing in ntrsburg an SAT
Hnlav laf,Te the Commissioner II the e.slify
proceedings Of Mrs. Frank Z Hin. ofGratsn,
burg @zainst her husband Is rszssser ,se
slon 81 property which she allesss she va
forsd 10 sign over II the time She elo5sI
with j T. MaErhalsi and was brought hack
from the south by Frank HIl and Roger
0Maz chief ii Detectives II pit1saarg
lfI testified that he had offered a reward If
so fsr the apprehension Of the eiogage
esaipie, and that, in company with 0MaEl
he hpGnd them AZ Pensacola. Florida, where
Mr. Hill admitted her guilt and offered To
accompany her husband hons- Subsequent
~ she Offered him $500 a the grice of her
liberty. and Hill consented. When the ie,r
" arrived Al Pitfsbarg Mr.. Hill sold siISss
worth Of hank sllsk, and the terms Of II
~tienient were changed At her request. She
gave Hill her Greensburg properly and the
balance in cash Hin claims her wife acted
Of her own y%oliti,sn. The wisrS attorney
claim that Hin admitted that the cloge-s
were brought back without LEGAL authority.
and that the settlement was wholly IN cssn-
siderafion If All immunity from prosecution
for adultery
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

II : ciaimei that lamp chinlneys and
ramhiers NAV b. Kept run cracklng a. a re-
suit Of heat, by piasins them in a vessel of
cuid SaieE, ll,ing e hftif1aoking salt and
allowing ihe mixture 80 bail well over 8 fin.
and bon ceaol slowly. It issimply a prees-
Of annealislg. and the slower tie c,oling the
nisre efiertud viii BE- the operation Try It,
h viii cns1 vnu anthing
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J. NJ BEHKEY.
Hartman af tom

fHAS6s-Thc sons IF Yafss-Isis 0f Capt.
dasaes Hartman Camp Nsa - wish 70
thank rhs~e II ,asr citizens WIS assisted in
nniiorniing the : of V. Drum Corps. and
hof-s oar friends may never regret their iii
crafty We also sincerelx thank Mr.. Rush
: MeMiHen FOR tx frst-lass drum heads
presented 20 sur camp Coming fp.m 4 citi.
IN Il another town, tins 1Ayar IS especially
appreciated
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Down IN nelawau- ihe courts have ~~eitlei
the Question a. to the liability Fer damage
done 10 suinlal> By = harbed wire Eiee. A
c1lt eot vat Of q field I'D the rad when IT
eut tangled IN a bariei wine ance hIi1 along
the highway. and The animal was 81 badly
torn that IL had 10 b. killed. The owner ri
the ylg sued heownerofthe fence for DANA
&C. anl ent rhem-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Have you any cabinet photographs you
want merely framed Have you amy school
any marriage certificates yoG wish To ri
framed Have ye'l any college diplomas, OF
cer1i6eafes Of any kind thar you ought 10
dranIe2 Have you the Lords PRAYER that
you wish 70 put in a fran Have you any
pictures 81 any kind or nature. or anything
at all thar you ought 10 have framed Do
vou want any frames 81 all. or any mould
ing cards pictures, or knobs, or 30 You
want % bay any pictures Ii - the place
ID De supplied i N Fishers Book store
headquarters for frame and pictures
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

The s~ssusnasss "a Pcrua4self Certificate
vfl nssa At Aeyer~isle 1aly =. fsss Er
the purpose u examining Applicants. All
who intend - Apply are reqnessszi 70 ~snd IA
their applications MT LATER than July iSt
stating "a wsat higher beanshs~ they desire
T. be examined
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Louis SKATER and "a woife~aEed fn,m the
Beiiorl jan so Wednesday night 81 last
week by digging a hide through the wall of
the jail wand >hafer was ia ON sentence h5r
sns,unga a some para~ from Harrison town-
ship Wolf vas in jail awaiting trial for
stealing thrgs doilar out af Mr. Lowvs
Te-ka at Hvndnian II : said he : al~s
EaHisi ia Maryiana for various titnez@
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

CDosIyG ExERIsEs-The closing exercises
Of The sioyesFgwn Normal Scha-ol- Viii be
held IN the Lutheran Church on Wednesday
evening June .. 1856 Let these who de
sire 10 attend theexencises. and share with n
in our literary treat. come. Doors open az
7.I5 Pm Exercises VIII commence at 5 P
n Admission free
W e. oovER. PRlscIPAL
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jadsC ln-hrm. ri FayeyIe County, haS tie
eiicI riat the Commonwealth haS % righr
To- sham II The proceeds Of the oil s~Tecula-
i1ls af the LATE Captain Mutt. cashier Of the
state Treasury because 40 properly anthem
rira,ei -laim fr Il WIS ever made on behalf
IT iLe state. The anlauu1 To Dc distributed
about sNtoo. Of which S9.0ou oil profits,
already paid 10 the State by the ~adminisrra-
tors. Is hy thi- decree. a. h. refunded hy the
administration for redistribution The Cogrr
however. makes the suggestion that the claim
If THE Commonwealth. Il presented t1 the
auditor and properly proven. should he al
lowed ro share with the claims ofother cred
itsr> IN ihe general distribution.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Blair cauatv : entitled t. the ers-Iit II
having the meane>t man within her border
A Gw nights ars De exploded a dynamite
cartridge in the carp pond 81 Mr. Robert
Lindsay lsatest a sison distance north Il
Holla.ayshvre. killing large numbers II the
fish. We cam tAink ofn nore mean and
ronlsnPiihle ar. AMI TIE fellow who,Iid il
i aaSe enough n murder # he could commit
the crime without detection
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

TFFI'E u : = II7ILHaI HH-
GLESCoE Pa
June rs. l>Sh.


GLESCeE Pa
June is. l>S6.
u III trtain aaag Concern
/ aIn rola that some pauie> ara circulating
rbc report that my Candidacy br Delegate 20
rhe Republican state Convention has been
nlaie AZ the i~nstauce off L. TreHt- ESQ. Of
mer<et and thar r world substitute him if
elected desire Ia -iy IN the gr1nsS terms
THAT tiii~ 3 wholiv and absolutely false. Mr.
Trent aeirher himself er any ,ae else has
approached me nn tins ~uiget and would
have een indignantly ~pUrnod had hc ~
any one else 80 presumed ! wish 10 repre-
sent the people ar thar C,nIvenrion, and if
elected VIII attend IN person and arr for the
he>, Interests Of the Republicans 81 somerset
County. IN conclusion. I ask my friends
and voters To give me their support
Yours. Etr-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Alveri~r- should lear m mind 1ilIt the
HEEiLB ha>oue Oh tlc best and ~,hde~J rad
ing 'an~Ieurie> % aHy paper ln somerset
cl0nty p r1e INTO the thrifty isule~ uf
1hHs and adjoining cauuties and .t- reader,
are % h. fuund among the most i-n-elaanyof
sur population. These acts should BE iuiy
considered