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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22


ss that yOa arr registered
The oats crop x2s immense.
Boy your drugs at Bssseoksr & suydera
Purs. sparkling. ice cold soda wa.sr At
Biessksr & suyderz
TIE playing ofbsn on the s7ees BY boys
i f.st b-eeonsinga Nuisance
The Republicans Of Lairobe hsve erected =
Jog cabin cor h~=adqu4rreE
Two large barns their contents we're
destroyed BY Ere in Bedfond County lsst
week.
Celuloid Truss@ guaranteed for 3 period
Of three years noi to b7eak or u.t At Bic
seeker & Snyders
All persons having ACCOUNTS on my books
vii please cali and settle a onoe
J-B sSYDrE
September sth i the last day oa which
voters can BE- rr;s,ered R-srubEcaa work
rz see that all Republicans are upon the
list
Eye Glasses and s~peracles in al oonoara-
be varieties and At al proes, Of the odebHa-
ted king manufactures, al Baecke7 &
snysers.
NJ books must be settled up before sep
tembe- lgh. Al persons having accounts
VII please take nofce
ssrpE
THURSDAY. septsmb- 9Th IS TIE last day
Cor the rrisrzisuoa q voters LEI every
Republican committeeman attend 10 bis
duty Of seeing thai every Republican ~ ms
district IS al once assessed
We have on hard a large number 81 good
hdck which we vii sell in quantities 70 suit
the purchaer Prizes very reasonable Aand
opposite the planning mill
HoIBEooK BEos & PAEsoN-
TIE he cleaned me oct or May lsih
Three months have passed since A as
have called to settle their accounts but only
a few out o. tine many. NoT donf Put j
Of any longer. Inoed the money
J.. 3 ss1puR
Every THURSDAY until Au1usi yll lxcur-
sion tickets good fr Eae1 days b Guin-
nau. Ohio. can b. purchased % one and one
third fare Er the round trap For uuha
Information appy 10
". ". PcEIN6 Z Z A.
Somerset Pa
Iwent thro-gl TIE Gre I'D amsul 90 uy
feet and Tyou v5l call and pay tie llte
account you care me- 7 ufl 90 into ues
again in the beautiful room tie Odd Fe
lows are building
J. B. SsrpEl
Ihave always daime5 patience as one %
ny virrues hut e Is being severely tired by
parties owing me book aoo51nis and 20;
calling 10 settle Nov Iueel tie money
Don't put me Of any longer
J-B SxYuEL
Mar MsEKu-we have JUS SIDED a
larre Re.rreraior 10 our Meat Marke-, IN
which al meats can be ksrt COL ard clean
Mutton. beef PORK &c, kept constantly Oh
hand Open dsily. Parties buyirg meai
can have il kept in the ruhgent4r until
wanted
The beautifa. building the ola Fellows
are puttin- up i nearing complexion =
wish 70 20 into business agaia - the oid
stand. but can't b il without money 50
please cali and pay metbe SINAI amaunty goa
" on my bo'ks Many sRail accounts
make one large one
J. g. ssTuEE
Tie following Letters remaining m the
possoface 81 sornersst viii be sent 10 the
dead letter o5ics il called for within ten
DAYS iron this daie, August p ISIS
Burket. A. F.. Carson LLe Gar
rtt Elhno. III GoHner Katie Higans
Bro W. J.. Hay, LIKE Miller Henry
Mile Uas l. Nehou-r- Juhn Eeter.
II Rector Eliza Reea FL stall,
Emma b Shre5e.. c.: Wli-hiep. Era
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E~dgewood Park Races.

The SleS- Dnl NJ AsoeiaUou VII bod me
fr1 ~ofthesre q A1 uee1u- u me E-s1ais
ofthe Association 60 EcRsWood PARK IN
MONDAY, SEPT. II. 1888.
Al thfs meeting al races Efu areslrc-A 10
hor~s oEne1 b. atxe1- = -gmerssl Uelurr. anI
fhat have ben in he CoIHsT tatly days Fru-
q ihs day 0fme-auE
flkSI EAcE-TE1TrrSG-P1se Sn0 ~ uhilh
llo % slrand cle ale heats best ID q
SECOND RAEE-RUsSD@Puze sam cfshich
sI69s % se0ud o1s nile hesrs. best Z In
THIRD RACE-PACESs-nze saLOl One nile
hests best 5tnh
FOURTH RAcE-Bscra-Pure an. one
mle heat
he tr1ck Sorc-hEf uiie. sd = 20 god COG
ditirn- Al hs1e- I1u- - e1tered On looks o.
A@scia1oa ten days bcfre E1eruhg. All ror-
nallt11a1- all - p-U-ar-y answered ~ y K
CofrdrH. Hthe rsck mGuizez
Auzf
A. J. EndsIey. J. 3. SNYDER.
&HretArT- Fr@ Il Ash
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Nr. Ira KimnsL Of Pittsbur-h. son Of
luda Charles A Kimmel : visiting friends
in Slmensst TIE boys who daeen years ago,
Just before IRA took % his residence in Pitts
hursh. De- GIFTED 10 calling him nine years
Cd and avheades, ind some diaieulty
in recognizing the tai and exceedingly hand
-. r.-n- nm
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sorH,xrroz Aug j. is
Kuhn Items.

FL Moore soon expected 20 m,z the
lover @
EsT. F. l. knapp sith tie assistance u
Ms sarah Sh4uls has succoeled Ia iu5ae-
ing quite q number 70 orsake The error of
tins way.
We are Lot q sweet singers Is was David
Of Old, ys ne ere getting along niely aiai
If Com will come arosud this way we
vii iy and teach him to sing Od HIM
dred
A few weeks ago David knapp Wa hori-
fed by osming IN contact with a h-se bear
in a dens thicket. OF cou-se he made a
bee-iine FOR home. which be soon reached
in safety, 5ut be declares that If his wife.
Betsy, had been there. they would have
killed The huge beast.
Aaa---
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or sale Cheap

A harzain hr some one in need Of piano
or o-an- A h~ieh-pncd sreinway & sons
piano. ID 49, only q iev years, VII BE- sid
very cheap. A Mason & Hanlia organ Gust
ing $40. and never used. wil BE- sold for
Iess tban half cost For particulars, call at
be HERAuD ufioe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Il : expected that ihe DISCIPLES meeti<
hoUs VIII Dc n esadifian to bold services il
Hext Sunday. The bailains has asen thor
ouzhly ovs-hsuied the auditoriuu having
been repperH, painted and earpefed, and
a new HOor placed IN the sunday -shosl rom.
while the library and class rooms have heen
removed TO ihe far end of the building. 9th
e Improvements to the church property are
Contemplated and while old things are be
ing made new. Why not do away with the
timing fork and place a musical instrument
IN the audienos RON. I; woald certainly be
Of great assistance 70 the choir, although is
sweet stains might crate harhiy on the ears
Of some few o. the older members Of the
congregation for : little while.
Somerset Was almost ~depopalassd. but not
entirely bereft Gifts boosted youth and beau
" Wednesday. VIXEN all Of the local vehicles
that run on wheels oould have been found
rolling over the intervening hills aud valleys.
barring their tender and precioCs freight to
AmOss White Horse, from xhenee one
ofthe mos commanding prospects Of the Al
lezhenis lies open beneath. White Horse
derives il name from the old stone tavern
tia; stands on the eastern brow ofan alb
ruFr mcuntain spar Of the same name The
Old hosiery IS now in q most d~eplofzble On
dition. inhabited By 4 decrepit old female.
who bears al the outward characteristics Of
the dHeaaed witch. ih0agh IN rs ~day-before
railroads pienced the mountains back-if
sheltered the princes OF The land. and boast
ed Of having entertained the great English
novelist Thaekery. nesih is roof and It's
landlord vas wont 10 point with pride TO the
pages in The Yirginians that described the
marvellous and beautiful Landscape there
abonts. The occasion vas the snnual has
ket picnic, and the following young ladies
and Gentlemen were present
J. F. Harris. Philadelphia Miss Willie
JJhns7n, Cambridge, Nd. Misses Ella and
Nan Brnbake-. SomerS@- Flank Cunning
ham. Somerset Miss Estelle Weimer. Cum
herland. Nd NissS Lucy Helley and Flora
snyder Someuset = W. ScuM Irwin. Pa
Mis- Lillian Hii, Frederick. Pa y. g.
Klein. Somerset Miss Celia ESsei5aum.
Akron. o.. Misse Name Weimer, Name
EDdSley and Paul Scheli. Somerset Misses
Grao Griffith and Cora Gneen. Johnst0wn
Misses Florence Snyder. Emma kooser, T,
Eiiih Schel and George Benford. Somerset
Miss Hattie Livengood. Washington. D. c.; {
"a. Love. Joe Love. Miss Darl HuldeEhaum.
Misses Minnie Henley and Fran
c@ Game. Winchester. Miss Marian Fnsase, !
VII W. Picking. Misses Kit EnGsiey, Ella
Musselnan, D4n Bubaker, Gaoe Picking.
Name Eaer. Leoa Hay. Ida Mnsseimzn, (
Miss Ada Court. G1ensbug J.
Cal BowE, Jobs y Snyder. Misse Annie
Uhi ard Emma Baer. Somerset Miss Jessie
Mt. Pleasant J. 4 Herr. Oh City I
Mss Matte Smith. PskersbnE, ". Va
Miss Daisy Jameson. FSeimorf, ". Va
Miss Name Uhl. Robert ; Scull, Mrs ?. I
". Biesecker. Miss Carrie Brubaker, Somer-
~ Miss Gussie Jones, Hoaston, Texas
Miss Fank SOUL irwin, Pa Miss Marta
Johnson, Cambridge, Nd.
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Notice Of Change Of Borough Ordi-
1920

It i hereby agreed and orde7od thai So
q oftbe Ordinances Of The Borough oi som
ersa Somerset County, ana slate q Penn
~syivania- BE-. and the same Is. hereby repesl-
ed and the following be, and TIE same s
hereby inserted instead thereof
sEruoS q Any peTs1a or rsrsels wao sla-
rife q drive any horse o. horse, mare or mar~
uetsing o. geifiue~. mule Or mules an ans % the
streets or alleys uffhe Eurmgh q g ENrf Eni
fhsn a sAow rraL which shall ~ oouSreel 90
mean. not faster Than a mile In Sen minutes er
Er miles an hour shall. on euusicflan theret u-
FIRE the Burgess. Jay a fne ot uuf t@ fhAn lu1
collar. nor more than ten dollar. together al-h
al costs.
Euseid iheal dag Of aueuss A. 3 lsss
Ar-esf
L q. CoLE0kg A ~ hnLEEET
Ce-E Ll-z1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Ms. Rebecca G. Meyers, widow Of Hon.
EnaaEel J Meyers a former member Of the
SAFE Legislature from this county, died al
Der home in Philadelphia al : ,. m. Thurs
lly tbe 10th inst. aged s. years. The de-
oezzsl was a SISTER Of George C Lichty, Of
samerset tnnnshin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Readers Of the HEzALB viii recafi the
story Of the gold hunters and iheir pow-W0w
with spirits, that appeared in these columns
two yezrs ago, just after Jacob Thomas and
his comrades returned from their fmFsles
sesreh ia the mountain z5ose Jennersown.
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Dr.. z. Lansford. v. s.. ConneHsvlie

Dr.. z. Lsnsforo, v S. ConnelisYiiie
WI D. a. somerset TIE FIST Moud'y and
TUESDAY Of each month al HE Somerse
House. and ull treat Ell disease Of h1rse
csttle. etc. Teeth dHasd or extracted Cas-
traiion Of Horses and Rdgimgs >favins
and Rngbone Successfully treated by actl-
al cantey. Al examinations 1ee Of charge
Come and see me
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Tie animal sund4y-school picnic al Beams
vii be held saturday August - ISIS. 10
We grove lear the church All are cordial
y invited 70 enjoy the day uilh as.
l. y. BzksEH Pastor.
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Wanted

Dealers and AL to know We hayea fll line
Of rukes both hand AMI self dump, which
we oEer at prices 20 suit tire TINES Agents
wanted 70 sell rbe Wake Rake Address
W WsLEEz
Somerset Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22
The picnic.

TIE Third Annual Reunion Of Ae Lnthe-
ans Il Somersa County viii b. held AZ 70
de's Station. one mile east Of Garrett on
Thursday, August - ISIS The B. ami Q.
Railrad xii run special trains and tickets
viii h. sold at low rates a. quoted below
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Returning, train vii leave Ioden for
Cumberland al ga p N. For yohnsovn
ard 0ouneilssiae II s ?. IN Tickels Wiz Be
sod on the traia from al stations Nhene
nes are n agents, and viii be good % re
un August p. ISIS.
". y. Pnxrss. T. p A
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

NotEithsandins the unhyorabie weather
Office FneceiinetwodzyN from one thousand
30 lEeea hundred people were in attend
auce Il lie amp-merag ofthe EgsuggIScal
Charch. Sunday TIE excursion train from
JohnstoEn was heavily loaded.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Cox & Becr,s, the zrsoers and iced deal
eS. have decided 10 relieve Main Cross street
the principle business street Of the town.
81 the deiapidate3 cd shanfies adjoining
their handsome blcck-that have been no
50 long 8 time an eye sore to the pablic.
Tbsy propose eacings building with a 'front.'
age ef Il feet ard 81 fest derp extending
back to the Hoffman lot - feet will hebuil;
tvo-.ors high and 10 feet one story.
Tie bulsiing Eiii certain two store nooms-
One 81 feet front and Isl deep. aad ibe
oti,er 81 ses front andS Eet deep. 0taces
viii Re made Of the upper story Operations
Nil lie eomnenoaI IN the course Of seR
days ana the buildings pushed upidiy 10
completion The binders confidently exFeet
20 have il ready for oooufascy by January
II. when, it j. ramored. . proahneut bard
ware dealer VIII take possession Of the large
store non. and Davis Brothers vii occupy
the smaller with tilcir nseaf market.
This Tuesday morning. workmen con-
wcpned tearing down the Old -Naugie
Hoase stable. for = long time used as = ware
house hv the owuers, Cook & Beersss. who
propose erecting > 6reproof brick building
n 4 site Immediately and connecting with
die xSrenoom adjoining. erected by them
several years ago
Wien the contemplated additions 20 the
block hsre been completed Cook & Beeris
WI have one Of tie largest and most sub
stansfally buiis business ssrucurz in this
sesios Of The state.
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southampson items.

Feeling thar a sew items from good old
Southampton would be Of some interest to
the many readers of your worthy paper, We
send you the following
There viii b. a HARRISON poll raising here
in the near future.
Messz Abraham Boyer and Daniel horns
have each erected vev fine barns on ihsir
farms
Farmers are abou; done taking away their
hay and oats, and fall pioving Is drawing
their attention now.
very large and hsndsome barn. was put
up during the summer OF The farm Of Mr.
Petsnhrink GEAR Kennels Mills.
Mr. Wolf afPfabure is epcsu-s haasc
and bara "a his farm. near Swopc C
ner H. Maaz and T. O.. C-ousbeao1
the contractors AMI builders
s-aoe toe Cdago NztoaaI Conyeuuoa tie
ball hr HARRISON ard Morton aas been ml-
ing saiootAiy aai tremendously along ana
az every revolution is veecy IS iuereasei
And VIII continue increasing al-il Tue 80
Of November next when Is wiz strike gr.
Veio Cseelani aaI knock him o.t III
the White House forever
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Young RspabEs4az Who voted on 2 las,
hl. ms Be assessed IN order 10 vote this
af
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Just as soon As the present protr2cred rain
AL lets up Jacob zsiglsr win commence to
lay the f5andafion for the soldiers moun-
ms-t
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Farmer Gsarge G Licay. Of Somerset
township f. Tie ovner clone Of the hand
somei Hambleionian colts that we have
seen for many wears The dam Is a hand
some DARK brown aud the sire is Mr.. Peter
Hef8eys celebrated ALEXANDRA The colt
gives promise Of making winner wien it
gets a little older.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Miss lillian HiiI, Of Frederick. Pa and
Misses Fznk and Isabella scuil, Of Irwin.
Pa are the guests Of Miss Louise O. Soul.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Pensions have been granted 10 Jacob Har-
buaat Sew Baltimore Alexander Eros
siu7r.ll- End Iarinia c, widow Of John
Rel Soyatown. Increase Of pension has
ben granted to Gillian Miller. lockwood,
and Jacob Wit. COX Mills.
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How He Worked the Innocents at
Bedford.


Tie street Akir who 80 pleasantly enter
tanned a select crowd Of Somersets cinzens
some ten days aso, turnea up at Bedford last
week and. according 70 the Laqurs played
his little game as follows
A weli-iressel man drove M Juliauasireei
on Friday afternoon. in 3 carnage belonging
60 q local livery man, and -annoauoei that a
free exhibition Wa % be given on the Wash
iDgto House corner. inviting ali L. witness
bis feats Of 1~00th-pulling, ventrloauism.
meSmersm. etc. He soon had a crowd col
leciei around his carriage. lie then made.
known his real business By ~unpackinE a lar4
amount OF snide iewelry and IN watcheS
he began the performances by selling emf
buttons a. > cents each and taking them
hack al 81 cents. Il vas the old game. Il
worked Ike a charm
The suckers were getting e1cstai andIhe
fisherman saw H. one alinring baig after
another was thrown our. anti a last he
considered i time 70 make a draw. Taking
z lot Of things hecallcd watches from
his saichel, he pretended 10 place under the
I'D Of each one I ten-doilar bill. He then
offered 10 sell the watches 81 ten dollars each.
This was the BAH. Tie suckers were Wild.
Il IS almost useless to add that in 3 few nit
ute be suooeeied in hauling in a string Of
suckeS thaf Melted him between $50 and
20 \ large roll OF Bills. amounting rob
ably 20 Two or three thousand dollars which
be ronsPicaoasy displayed. bad much 20 do
with whesiiug the expectancy ofthn-e glila-
be morfals wh0 are thoushtless enough 10
hope 70 beat 4 fakir II bis own game. After
he secured all the boodic be could ". -
Smith. Esq- having gotten into an alteroa-
tiun with one u ms Peter Funks bv sx-
pfsing the game he ecoliy babe his victims
good bye and had the EyeTyman drive BIN
10 the station. where be took passage on the
415 p n. train.
The Altoona Tribune Of Monday, after de
scribing the tricks Of the nefazous fraud ia
Huntington, says
Amer disposing Of his worthless iewely
and securing about SO from bis i0o-coahd-
ing patrons. he gave the whip 70 his h0rse
and daShedaEay 10 the GeTofjEs y the Day
ExpreS WAS pulling out. He and his female
companion took passage on The train for
Lxistown. Three Of his victims in Hun-
tingaon-Matfbex Knoie. james Corbia and
William Loyd-foilowed Dalton to Lewis
ioEn. and on demanding the return ofthei-
money ne threatened 10 shoot them. where
upon they swore out = warrant FOR hs ar
rest. On the road 10 the justices
Once Dalton struck Mr. Knodea blow from
behind. Another warrant was then sworn
cut against Dalton On the charge % assault
and when 500 bail was demanded Of him he
asked 10 be exciseG until lac could escort his
wife 70 he depot. which was granted the
constable going with him. When the train
had pulled oaf 81 the station Dalton gave the
officer a push and forced him inom The plat
form, and then entered the car.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Mr. Joseph Warren scaA Of BRUSH HIf.r
wessnorlaHd comfy. Is the guest Of the
HERA1B-
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[EFey y0nng man who viii send me their
address vii receive IN return my circular
ard specimen OF penmanship free W..
Birmingham, Carbon Centre, Butler County.
Pa
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For Rent.

Comfortable 0fhc@ on the drst aud second
eos- q the addition 70 Printing Horse
Row. For particulars. inquire a this Office
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

That A. Benford & Son is the only frm in
town that sells nine cakes Of Grip soap fr
IS cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Mr. WI Endsisy. efJohzzfoxu. Is spend
ing h5s vacation 81 the hnly re=ideoe IN
Sonerses
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Tie ngaizr sfaiaA a-1ruuseat coaz corn,
meDcea Is - oelok Taslay morniag.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

As VIII Re seen BY their advertisement in
another column, the members or the som
e-set Driving Association, vii bold the hnsi
ofibe series q fall meetings on September
18th. the day Of the unwilling of~the Sol
diers Monument While the punse offered
are rot Fer large. taey are sufficient for .
starter. ard We look f5or some good races
AMI lots ofsport.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

The Pennsylvania State Agricultural So
eieiy viii bold its annual exhibition on iis
grounds Broad and Lehigb ATenge Phlla-
deiPhia September ID "a 18th.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Hon r NJ Kimmsli Is the Democratic
roHinee Er Judse IN Franklin eountv. Ex-
Senator john steaaH : his Republican op-
Ioaent.
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A CROWDED STORE!
AND II

100 Pieces Printed Lasrns at 4 "a cents a gard; seorh double me
money.
30 Pieces min Summer Dress Goods at Is Te ct. a gard beauti-
fT styles.
900 PfeceS SnteenS, Preach Sfyte@ at IL 2 CT. a yarI.
90 Pieces Summer silks at 81 md 30 cents a yard.
Lace Curtains at 81 and 81. 20 a pair.
HGsk Suits at 81 90; ertra eheap
Beaded Urups az $3.50 each.
Lines Iatvas af 25 cents n vdrd,
Back Lece FTeunefngs, 9S cent a gard.
Ladies', MeH'sdnd ChSkdreHss Underwear and Hosiery. erir1e heap.
4Hefher Big Tot Of Mems NecksGss, az 90 cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Chairman Uhl ofthe Democratic county
COMMITTEES has nequeSsei Us n stale that the
report that his son Rsss3 had foPped 10
Harrison and Morion was untrue and the
pa1i= who circulated ilis report knew il 10
b. false a. the time they did 80. Eussel n
m4ins true % the aith ofhis atLers bat in
spite fan This We still have hopes o. car
ring Pennsylvania Gc HsrHsoa and Nor
Am
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Mr. p 6 Parker Of 1chnssoKu, spent
SANDY Tifh f-senh IN soncne
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Fer this line q goods % to A. benfo-a &
on, S they have The ber Enein oun
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We were shown several ,tdks Of buck
wheat the other day by John H. Huston,
thar he bad pluckei On The farm of Antho-
ny Fickin-er, Isl q B~rotheHvaiiey town
ship. Kiss new variety 10 this locality
known a. japanese buckWheai md IS
said 10 be ofa superior quality and tar more
productive than the ordinary variety
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

The hrme= ara rigging up thar cider
presses.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

p Fl0RInA 81. ELizsEErH, Y. j.
MaauiI T.. IoS4
/ have been ussing Allcocks Porous Pas
ieIs for the last fre years Some ts0 year
~ anG having been siek Tor upwards oi
SIX months w1h malaria. ! Sound myse..
with al enlarged -pls4. dyspepuc, sad con
stanty tn1Hbied vith a headacle. and my
kidneys did Hot act very wei. esther. Hsy.
ing spent most ofmy money Gr meErius
and medical sivice, / tlou-lt to save ex-
Peuse / you'd use Alioock : Porous PiasIer.
two on the small o. my back, one On TIE
spleen or agse cake, and ene on the pit 81
the st0msch. just unier the breas11sne. ]
continued using the Piasier= about thirty
days, changing them every week Al -he
end Of that time was perfectly well and
have remained - ever since.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Tie rem in last weeks HERALD recording
The sale Of q valuable tract q land By the
owner Noah scott, -, O Uriua. 20 . syn
dicate a Pittsburgh capitalists who propose
ereciing a SUMMER resort thereon. should
have reaa s73 acres insread Of . acnes. and
i lecs3ed on the Casslman not the Yoush-
iarheny river This s but g portion Of the
tau q more than $500 ac7s owned By Mr.
Se5ti IN ihe sane baii9 the greater per
ton of which Is vaiua ole Gmber5and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

Misses Name and Emma Baer entertained
. large number oftheir friends with the mosi
eieaas evening PARTY given in somersf for
years, Tuesday
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

ar FL B. scal and wifi started this,
Tn@1a morning on a Western tdp that
Wiz embrace g tour Of the lakes from Ceve-
land Ohio. % Duluth, Mimi from there 10
S. Paul Minneapolis, Denver, chicago and
home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-22

The hates, applicant hr the honor Of being
the youngest soldier 70 enlist from Bedford
County 10 the lare war s Benjamin F..
Oliver. q sou OF Pauezson Oliver OF Cumber-
lana VALLEY Township he enlis;ei il the
Eighteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry when he
was bus thirteen years Of ace, and served
three wears. thnce menths and seventeen days.