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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28
- Dog DAYS.

The season known as Dog Days opened
Wednesday, aud viii end ON the 2ist of sep
tember. The characteristics of the dog
day season Is that il is usually the warmest
time ia the year. and sickness is more preva-
lent. This II the idea originating the perul-
lar name for the season SirinS, the dog star,
rose with the sun during this period and the
ancient Egyptian thought that
thus uniting it, influence with that of old
Sol, caused the extra heat and sickness.
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FACE TO c e.
BY PAUL II. HAYNE.

The recent death Of Paul Hamilton Hayne.
the noblesf poet that the South has prodnc-
ell. lends peculiar interest 10 his lofty strain
of final triumph which appeared in the May
number Of Harpers .HagrziHe. Mr.. Hayne
carly devoted himself 10 literature, and his
name i associated with nearly all the best
American magazines, especially the Southern
Ones, several Of which. though short-liyel,
rose 10 eminence under his eiitorship.
When the war deprived him of his fortune
he >till continued true tu hi> standard. His
picturesque little home near Augusta. fur
niSheI with what ancestral goods lac nianas-
ed 10 save in the destruction al Charleston.
has been the scene Of his labors for twenty
years. Having experienced all the phases of
prosperity and adversely. his lingering de
cline with consumption made him a calm
and fearless student of the coming change.
The result is beautifully shown in this poem,
which. though written two YEAR agu. by Il
strange coincidence was published jus; before
the writer was permitted 10 verify it. truth.
We repeat il for those who may not have
seen it in HBpers Magazine.
Sad mortal couldst thou but know
What truly it means To die,
The wings of thy soul would glow.
And the hopes of thy heart beat high
Thou wouldst turn from Pyrrhonist schools
And laugh their jargon TO scorn.
~ the babble Of midnight fools
Ere the morning of truth be born
But |. earth MADNESS above,
In u kingdom of stormless breath
! gaze on the glory oflove
In the unveiled Elce of death.
tell thee his face is fair
A. the moon-bow : amber rings,
And the CLEAN in his unbound hair
Like the flush Of thousand springs;
His smile i the ~fathoniless beam
OFT e star-shiues sacred light,
When the ummers of Southland dream
In the hap of the holy Night
For |. elth's blindness above,
In a kingdom of halcyon breath
| gaze on the marvel Of love
In the unveiled face of Death.
In his eyes i heaven there dweils-
But they hold few mysteries now
And his pity for eaFth's larewells
Half burrows that shining brow
Souls taken from Times cold tide
He folds to his fostering breast,
And the tears OF their grief are dried
Ere they enter the courts of rest
And still. earth's madness above,
In a kingdom of stormless breath.
I gaze ON a light that i love
I'm the unveiled face vi Death.
Through the splendor of star imPearied
la the glow of their far-oif grace,
He i soaring world by world,
With the souls in hi> strong embrace
Lone e~tIiers, unstirred by a wind.
At the passage of death grow sweet.
With the fragrance that floats behind
The fash Of his winged retreat
And /, earth madness above,
Mid a kingdom Of tranquil breath,
Have gaze,l ca the lustre Of love
In the unveiled face Of Death.
But beyond the starr and the sun
can follow him still on his way.
Till the p~earl-white sItes are Won
In the calm Of the central day.
Far voices of fond acclaim
Thrill down from the place of souls,
A. Death, with a touch ike flame.
UncIoses the goal of g,sil.
And from heaven of heavens above
God sTeaketh with bateless breath
Ny angel of perfect love
Is the angel men cali Death
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Husband Items

The wheat has been put away in splendid
condition.
The oats crop will he an unusually large
one this season.
Nearly all our Farmers are through making
hay and the crop was a fairly average one.
There was preaching at this place ON sun
day last Rev. Bartlett the pastor delivered
an able discourse.
Mr.. II. l.. Young will open a Normal
School here beginning on the ID Of August for
a term OF : weeks. Mr.. Young ability as a
teacher j. fully recognized
Mr.. VIM Bowman j. at present engaged in
the huckstering business and we hope tina;
he may have success in this enterprise. Mr..
Bowman invested largely at this place and
owing To the failure Of the new railruad he
has been at a great loss.
thN-A1Tg.a Al
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28
A Season.

This j. the SEASON Of the year for cholera
mprbns. and p-orle cannot be too careful OF
their dief. and especially OF what they drink
Many are vsry c~irlsss about drinking ioe
water, which Is one Of the most dangerous
beverages. II viii alleviate thirst 10 take not
over a tablespoonful of water and gurgie it
well IN the thrsaf. Ii viii be found to quench
thirst a. thoroughly a. a quart Of water has
uly swallowed. and will cave no evil effect.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28
Transaction in SILVER.

One farmer ON saturday morning at mar
ket sold eight hundred quarts of huckleber-
ries at ten cents a quart, ar three quarts for
twenty-five cents. He sold the most oftiem
for the latter figure. While raking in the
proeeed-about s64-he changed but one
five dollar bill. All the money handled by
him was III ~silver-mostly quarters and
his pockets were bulgd out like
small balloons with the SPECIALIZATION
IL.
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Somerset county ON and oas.

Several parties have been prospecting for
oil in this vicinity during the past week. We
are reliably informed that a party from Phil
adelphia viii commence putting down a test
well within a few miles of town. within the
next ten days. Another party. said To be
from New York. have leased about ten thou
sand acres of land between Berlin and Rock
wood, and II is said they have discovered
strong Indications If gas and oil in this terri
tory Still another party is engaged IN ink
ing a test well on Whites creek. a few miles
frum Confluence, in Addison Township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28
Plum Trees. Enemies.

The bIaek kuo, on plums i caused By a
vegetable parasite II develops from spores
that arr wsftsSl about hy the wind. The dis
ease Is therefore contagious, and if il attacks
one tree the Others nay alse he affestesl The
hesf remedy i e. cut off the diseased branch
e. and burn them, n nothing short of fire
will answer, Tie ground should sFsa he
s~prinklcl with a solution Of copIerss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28
An Additional Law Judge.

The Uniontown Standard says Ii Is un-
dersto~ai that among the hrt bills To h. in
trsNiilced al the next session af the PennSyi-
vania Legislature, viii be one Ia establish am
additional Law judge for the Fourteenth Ju-
dicial District, comprising the counties Of
Fayette and Greene. The work of.tile twr
counties Is too much for one judge, the bust
ness now being three years behind
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

Judge Hazen. Of Butler county. -er1e~ mo-
riee that il viii 20 hari with the druggist
who sells liquor IN prescriptions. unle~~ it
can be shown as having been done for purely
medicinal par,D-sS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

A colorel camp meeting viii be held in
the Hustis Grove, south Of town,
ing Angus, I2ti. and continuing 10 August
BIRD Rev. ]. J.. Janc~, If Mnnongahela
CITY. who preached several very able sermons
here last summer. viii h. an hand again and
viii be assisted by a laiy evangelist. \
troupe It Jubilee singers WaH furnish music
for the entire meeting
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28
MARRIED..

DEMPSEY-YOUNG-At the residence
OF Mr.. Josiah Keller. in Somerset Pa ON
Thursday. July -. iSs6. by Rev. ". 4.
Jackson, Mr.. William ". Dempsey, ofJohns-
town. Cambria County, Pa. to Miss Bertha
Z. Young. of S~toNest0wn. Somerset 90. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

nISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The firm of B. snyder x Go. has been Dis
solved by mutual consent, II. G. BeeTitS retiring.
The business viii be- continued ~ heretofore 1t
the old stand BY J. r. snyder who j. authorized
20 adjust the affairs ofthe old firm
J. 3. SNYDER
II. C. BEERITS
sONERsET. PA. July =. iss6.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

Daring the sixteen months of the present
pcmo~ratr Administrator ilscre have i.en
not iess iilas 80 remnVais 81 ps~imsi<-crs in
Pennsylvania. In somer~s1 County. wiil.
s~ercnry-three prt-ofncss there have btn
twenty REMOVALS. ten designations. Two
deaths. iour changes from other caases, three
new offices created. and a solal Of t~hirty-nine
changes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28
7 EGAL NOTICE.

George II. Taynan In the Court Of Common
vs.. Pleas Of Somerset Go. Pa No.
Elnora Tayman ~ Feb. T. 80. Al sub in Div.
To Eisorp TtgssdR. Respoadeaf. tina. Neb.
You ART hereb- notified that the undersigned
has been appointed Commissioner 70 take teStima-
ny. find and report the facts. with an opinion on
the law. and decree Ga the above esisc, and that
! viii sit for the purpose Of di-charging the duties
aforesaid On Friday, the 18th day of August. l<s6.
at nv Office IA the Borough Of Somerset. Somerset
Co. Pa. when and where you can attend if You
see proper. JAMES l. PUGH.
iufyS. Commissioner.
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TTENTION, FARMERS.

offer ms farm at private sale, situated mid
way between Glencoe and Wellersburg. south
anIptnu Township, containing 10 acres, 20 under
cultivation. improved by 4 new house 2ixE. with
"A hrst-class cellar aud milk RON. a spring ofney-
CT falling water at the kitchen door u new bank
barn ,SiX60 and all necessary outhiuldlngs. some
80 choice fruit trees on the premises
Pnrties wishinga good. comfortable home would
do well to give me a call. "a my terms are easy.
Address.
HENRY BRADOWER.
iul2~2m MeIlerSburg. Pa.
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Removal.

have moved my marble yard otlie build
ing formerly occupied by Ed. B.. ooffroth, on
Patriot street. nearthe depot. where willie
pleased to have all in need of anything in
line give me Il call.
W L ~u.rrrr
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A sSIGNEE's NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that Noah Bowman.
of SioyeStOWn Borough. somerset County. Pa by
deed Of Voluntary assignment, has assigned 20
John II. Hite, Of said Borough in trust for the
benefit of the creditors Of the said Noah Bowman.
all the real and personal estate Of said Noah Bow
man. All persons indebted To the said Noah
Bowman will make immediate payment To the
said Assignee. and those having claims or de
mands. viii present the same without delay
JOHN III. HfTE-
-ini3S-t. Assignee Of Noah Bowman.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
E.,ate of John P. Cover. deceased

Estate of John P. Cover. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed Au-
ditOr by the Orphans Court Of somerset County
To ascertain the ARRANGEMENTS and distribute the
funds in the hands Of the Administrators 10 and
among those legally entitled thereto. hereby
gives notice that he viii attend To the duties OF
his appointment at his office in Somerset. Pa. on
Thursday. July 18th. Issd, when and where all
parties interested viii be heard.
F. W. BIESECkER,
iull4. Auditor.
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Estate Of Jacob Blough. deed, late Of Brothers
valley Twp. Somerset Co.. Pa
Letters testaEentary on the above estate having
been granted TO the undersigned by the proper
authority. notice i hereby given t0all persons In
debtcd To said estate To make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same viii
present them duly authenticated for settlement
on saturday. august H. ISSb. az the late resi-
denee Of deceased.
JOHN J. BLODGH.
DAVID BLOTGH.
iuI7. Executors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

In the matter Of the estate In the orphans
of David Schrock, deed. court IL Somerset
late Of C. Turkcyfoot Tp- County. Pa
Notice i hereby given that the undersigned
Auditor. appointed by said t0urt 70 make and re
port 3 distribution Of the funds in the hands u
kregar- Administrator Of David -chrsck-
deceased. "a and among those legally entitled
therefn, viii sit AZ his Office in Somerset Borough.
on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of June A. D.. IS-6, for
the purpose Of attending 10 his said appoiufnsut.
when and where all parties in interest may AT
attend. II. :. ENDSLEY,
Aaff41r
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Tickets for California.

Tickets 10 California and return at a very
low rate, and good to return until oetoi,er
81, lss6. Tickets on sale until July N. lss6.
Cali on or address
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I. BERKEY.
Sonleret.

u has been a mootesi question a. Ia wheth-
~ d man who Sold ont his business. and
aSned not 10 90 into the same business in
''e town or county. could b. held without a
nioley forfeiture. 4 case ike this has been
lolded in Lancaster county. ". HAYES
'ner aid hi Iaier. the Democrat. and
a-7si not % engage in the newspaper busi-
h@' M that county for i've year, Recently
De dd starr a newspaper al Columbia. and
Dow the courts have r~trainel him fn,m
''uunuins the publication within the clun-
Y @neer PROPOSES Ia move To- Harrisburg.
ahd issue the paper from there.
Az orier ha. Izem issued from the rsS, Of
hot department AZ Washington. which will
greatly nsiucr the exl-n~c Of people who
frequently send small suns Of masi,v hy
maal Exevfa Ger very small ana.uu,>. the
I-~ial note r. nai saf. besanSc tlse np,nes
Ahi o. laid a. amy person who present, the
"'te AZ The oiiice where IL Wa issued 81 J.
l@Naiac The nav srier : - the cf,,s that
a nioney orler VIII he is~u.i FIR any sum II
MONEY nua eNs-esirs ige dsila.s. on the
iaynlent 90 q In . atc GEMS. ia j. only
'"o ceni, more ,ilan a p.etal note fee. and
,"e h'oney i absolutely sic. a. il can only
% oo'ained al a money onler I.,st.siiiee by
u"e Person 10 whom il l. 81 The Tee re-
HiAlh a. iormeriy sr sl0 and over.
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A DMISIsuRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Jacob VI. -aylor. deceased. late OF Mil
ford Township, Somerset County. Pa
Letters OF Administration ON the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned BY the
proper authority. notice i hereby given Ia al
persons indebted tc said estate u make imnedi-
ate payment. and tiiuSc having claims against
the same 70 present them dgiy authenticated for
settlement On SATURDAY. the zT DAY OF August.
at the late residence q deceased
LORENZO GESIER.
administrators.
MARY :. SANLER-
isly7. Admintrx-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

At the meeting ofthe County Commission
err saturday. the day advertised for award
ing the Contract for puftinga tin roof on the
Court House. painting the cupola, etc. il
was decided u withhold the bids Tor the
present, and ascertain whether the building
cannot be strengthened sufficiently to hold a
slare moi Ifihi> can be dome. slate instead
fin viii he used.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

Mr.. Amos T. Finnegan. Of Meyerdale,
while in Somerset On business, Friday, paid
the HERsLp office a pleasant call. He 4
veteran If the late war, ana intense Grand
Army man, and expressed great regret thai
the Somerset county Posts had not sent a
representative to the California encampment.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

Z
> ~
pu7 drug at G. y. B"yd's.
ruly ON the home stretch.
Tine blo-.d-sucking mosquitoes
p,n-t allow the weeds to nren.
,b,nt this time SOW turnip seed.
The .ummer days are gliding BY
Bins insect powder Of { y Boyd.
The c,u i, making up for lost unie.
pure insect powder al c. y. Boyd's.
Tire apple crop promises cheap cider.
The grape crop promises 70 be large
T,e r.arh crop will be good this >ezpon.
Tia. baggage master i in his glory now.
paint brushes very cheap at c. Y. Boyd's
Palm leaf fans are coming into ne again.
the Fly truss sold by c y. BOYD.
The voice # the crickei is beard in the
'ald
THE season for apple d~umphnSs l. near al
band
Boy your drug. Of G y Boyd and be
happy
The resent rain, have helped the corn
greatly
The wind wfB ~oon blow over the oats
-ubuls
r..,. :, d growing demand for fruit cans
and
r.. .-, tuu-for-fve cigars in town. at &.
NBrI.
R.,ck Flag insect powder. sold bv
n.,5
~ rr.Seut upouestjonablv
rr .,l .Yiet
=,
.r5fri.n
1- - al L,a. am
LEN ~ an
Ilr l~aierHnel 81 "''ionu o'HHs WI
H'" '''l
p7A
f"1 ''lA-'ns "e" Ni'lh, one 7o''nu-
Hara ''"''A ana one E"i''' "t'''e ."
H'E''
Dnice Berkshire ING oi etheI sex. Tor
|o'A rofi'''' "' sue y ie''' H''"
fH'e N""'
Tie soiiierr orphans who are wards 81
rhs state are at Their homes ior The mid-
summer Facau'i-
over three hundred "l the Lancaster coun-
W t0.agro " have Their CROP insured
against damage by hail
Fl-a safe investment, insure in the L. B.
of Lebanon. f. Cover. Agent.
s~toy,-towu. Pa
Florida man made a wager thar he
0r..i drink two quarts of whisky and won.
The funeral was the largest ever seen in the
riare
,uip,t ia the fsc,orv for Fertilizer
ir. H. month ofruh and To Au.,,,t 18th
.m .lu.t m. t,,ou bv card what day
-"
SeurnsFr FrErt1rzER CoNp,Sy
- -, rs-,
fof HNLE-one hundred bushels oi told
eH Mediterranean wheat Tor seed lhlS
Wheat N m me condition. ana l"rle'ty
cieah- farle> m want "i some pleas Apply
The lf'~enl seieratloh Knows h"tAlhS"i
the sickle and no" scarcely ever use the
MOVING -e''he or gram cradle Inc horse
l4Ae' l"e H"S i"FA- me re1l"r ana 'ne mower
i-'e greatly Agh'eneh'ne ouraeiis "i harvest
uina
Mar M,EKH-We have just added a
'a9-' hei7serai"r 10 our h'at Market I'D
which ai meats gan be Aept cool ana clean
Nu'i"u 'eei l"rA &c kep' constantly "h
hand "ltH amy far'ieS buying meat
'an nave " N'l@ ~ the reinserat"r untu
wanted
THE man who piaces a teu-dollar adyer-
u-iH'hi ih ILL., l'eal paper ana hatteFN NM
~fi lA'' hr IA liberal advertiser "id ht sur
If'.l '' learn that d yearly advertisement
'. ''lmn ia length. IN the hieaso Tribune
.i' advertiser s-'V"- lhe V" YORK
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

The Secretary ri the South Pennsylvania
Railroad company, Mr.. Grorevent- Of Har-
risburg. states thar there j. no foundation
for the report Of The early completion ofthai
road Hesays that under the most favlra-
Die circumstance work could not be resumed
uuder -fx Months
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

Mr.. Jacob Lenhart last week purchased
from Mr.. Geprye Cohaugh the lot Of ground
Immediately southo Of the Methodist church,
IN the corner Of Patriot and Turkeyfoot
streets. Mr.. Lenhart viii the
erection Of a large frame dwelling house on
the corner. at once. Il l. one of the most de-
sirable building lots in the town.
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There are At present i've prisoners in the
county Jail. awaiting trial al
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city. the guest Of Mrs. Win Diber-JohAs-
torn Tribune.
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Allegheny College,
HE4DTTILE. PENN1.

Seventy+irst year begins September list. Offers
It's patrons three college courses "a. b. an En-
cheering school a Military school a Prepara-
vatOry Of Music. New facilities. Hall for La
dies. Expenses very moderate. For catalogues.
address.
DAVID n. WHEELER, LID. Pres. MeadviIIe, Pa.
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The County Commissioner were in session
at their office in the Court House, Friday
and saturday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

Mr.. Charles II. Fisher left for Pittsburgh
sunday morning. He expects 10 return ro-
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Mr. 9. d. Lichty, # Mcyersiale was
among our callers Tuesday morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

The liquor dealers Of this county were not
represented az the meeting Of the State League
at Pittsburgh.
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A Bedford county farmer lad three horses
killed by lightning during a thunder storm
last week.
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Much needed reIairs were made last week
10 tine pavement ia front Of the Presbyterian
church.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

The largest crop II oats ever grown 10
thi> section, viii b, harvested this year.
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Rev. a E Truxal. and family. Of Irwin,
arc visiting RELATIVES in this place
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

The sons Of Veterans propose holding IA
festival al the time Of the G.. A. r. reunion,
September 18th.
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sunday was rh, warlne>f day expeFier,.,si
This sea>oa
nrJK Miller, and wife Of Beriin, -p.a,t
SUNDAY IN Somcr~a.
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SOMERSET MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by cooK & BEERITs,
DEALERS IN
Choice Groceries, Flour & Feed

Prices for July ,. Iss6