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The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-02
JUST US TWO.


How happy, happy were the days
When weitogether straysd
Along the meadows, ny the brook,
And Though the lesfy glade;
And many Labyrinth Of shade
We slowly wandered through
By pathways only wide enough
For just US two. '.3
What charming walks what precious talks
What silences profound, ..-
Were ours, as closelyi linked we went
Ger this enchanted groundl ..a
The birds sang sweetly overhead,
The skies above were blue,
And all the world seemed freshly made
For just us two.
The other lads and lasses went
BY dozens and by Scores
To have their fun and play their games
Together out OF DOORS
while we apart from such crowd
Contentedly Withdrew.
And favored vehicles with room
For Just US two.
And now in cosy fashion we
Have settled down In life:
A husband proud and lover.like, w.
Almost devoted WIFE;
And should you go from pole to pole.
And search the wide world through,
You'll never meet Il happier PAIR
Than just US two.
Josephine Pollard, In n ?. Lei1sr.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-02
PITH AND POINT.

-'Time is money" Or course II
is, or else how could you spend itP
Men are not judged so much now
adays by their deeds as by their bonds.
The gentleman is solid mahogany
the fashionable man is only ycnceE -
j. g. Holland.
Most people believe in "the great.
est good to the greatest number" and
their greatest number is number one.
"A philosopher declares ''it is not
wrong to say what one thinks. "
Sometimes, however it is not prudent.
--Boston Post
Young men are respectfully IN
formed that when the young LADY,
father stamps his foot he is preparing
to send it through the male.
Some one SAYS: Wisdom comes
with age" 1t does not always stay
with it. When an old man wants TO
be silly wisdom cuts and runs N O.
Pcayune
There are one hundred and sew
enty-two known species of creatures
that are blind. This doesn't include
the man who can't read shut the
door, in letters foot long.
Whenever you find great deal OF
gratitude in a poor man, you may
take it for granted there would be as
much generosity if he were q rich
man.
Opportunity has hair in front, be-
hind she is bald; if you seize her by
the fcrelock you may hold her, but if
suffered TO escape, not Jupiter himsel!
can catch her again. From the Latin
If there is any thing more surpris
ing than the explosive force Of nitro
glycerine, it is certainly the careless
ness with which that substance il
handled. 4 merican ArChtec!.
An inward dignity Of character.
which, once acquired and righteousIy
maintained, nothing-no, not tht
hardest drudgery nor the direst power
ty can vanQuish.
A weak man sinks under pros
perity as we'll as under adversely. 4
strong mind has two highest tides
when the moon is at the full, ant
when there is no moon. -ChurcJ
| Union
1t Is the habituNl thought tina
frames itself into our life. Il affects
us even more than our intimate socia
relations do. Our confidential friend;
have not so much to do in shaping ouI
lives as thoughts have which We har.
| Dor.
The first step in debt is ike tn
first step in falsehood, almost mvolv
ing the necessity of proce ading in The
same course. debt following debt a
lie follows lie. Hayden, the painter
dated his decline from the day o.
which he first borrowed money.
You can tell whether a man il
lazy or industrious BY the way he
asks for work. observed a busincs
man who just dismissed an applican
with regret that he had no opening 70
him. Indeed! l should like to know
how" We'll. some men ask for
position, while others want 'sit-ua
ton. '"-Pnsburgh Chronicle.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-02
FOREIGN GOSSIP.


One hundred million cubic feet Of
gas is used in London in one day of
fog.
"A skipping-rope has been pstcnted
in England which sets in motion a
small musical box in one Of the
handles
The P4risians are so dissatisfied
with the weight of the English high
hat that their hatters have invented 8
silk hat weighing little more than an
ounce and half
The little town of Kliningen, in
Bavaria. is perfect example Of
SociaIistic community, all the land
being the property Of the citizen in
common.
In England fonr-wheeled cycle
has been invented for military uses,
which will carry three riders and is
fitted with q Maxim gun at the rear
and a rifle inside the right-hand front
wheel
The Bible carried by General
Chinese" Gordon during his sojourD
in the Soudan, lies open in an enclosed
enamel and crystal case in front OF
the marble statue of the Gen eral in
the corridor at Windsor Castle.
1t takes long time for man to
get into Lon don club. A gentleman
was recently elected to the Athene um
who had quite forgotten that his name
had ever been proposed, SO long had il
been up.
In Sydney, Australia, according
to report. if you want to use the tele-
phone, you must ring the person up
with whom you would communicate
and then take cab and 60 and see
him. An answer by telephone is never
expected.
AT an inquest recently held at
Holborn, England, on the body Of
domrs,ic servant. agel twenly-Six.
who had died while under The in
furnce Of chloroform administered
for the performance Of an operation.
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The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-02
PRETTY BESSiE'S PLAN.
How Lord Chancellor EIdon Was . nc
Reminded of n Promise,

Reminded Of Promise.
A man, well-known in politics and
journalism. was noted for his parsi-
mony. As he was well-to-do, n friend
once demonstrated with him upon his
littleness in money matters, saying
that there was neither cause nor oc-
casion for his being so near
That's So" answered the journalist.
"but the fact is. l can help it l be.
gan life in poverty. and early formed
the habit of turning over penny
again and again before spending it,
and now, when there is no occasion
for saving, I can't break away from
the old habit
Lord Chancellor Eldon is another
illustration of the force of the penuri-
Gus habit. He married young and
imprudently. For several years he
had to struggle to maintain his family,
and the economical habits then formed
clung to him throughout life. But
what was frugality in the briefless
lawyer became parsimony in the Lord
Chancellor with large fortune
and a princely income. The penurious
lawyer was, however, when thor
oughly moved. capable of generous
actions. As Lord Chancellor, his &c.
clesiastical patronage was large. He
showed liberality and humanity In be-
slowing good 'livings' upon meritori-
Gus clergymen.
One morning Lord Eldon was Sit
ting in his study, and working slowly
to lessen the hugo pile of papers which
encumbcred his desk. A young and
beautiful girl was shown in. Her
rustic attire and slight embarrass-
ment prompted the old maa to rise.
and with courteous bow to ask:
"Who are you, my dearP'
Lord Eldon." replied the bushing
maiden. Il am Bessie Bridge, the
daughter Of the Vicar Of Weobley.
and papa has sent me to remind you
of promise which you made him
when l was q little baby, and you
were a guest in his house. 1t was when
you were first elected as member OF
Parliament for Weobley"
"a promise. my dear?" exclaimed
the perplexed chancellor
"Yes, my Lord, promise. You
were standing over my cradle, and
papa said to you: Mr.: Scott, promise
me that if ever you are Lord Chan
celor and my little girl is poor
clergyman's wife. You will give her
husband a living You swered:
Mr.. Bridge, nv promise is not worth
half-a-crown, but I give it to you.
wishing it were worth more.
You are right, my dear l remem.
Der tho promise. and admit the obli-
CATION" exclaimed the chancellor en-
Enthusiastically. Then. looking at the
dumsel, he added, with q smile: But
surely the time for Keeping my
promise has not yet arrived. You can
not be any ones wife at present7'
No my Lord,' answered Bessie.
hesitatingly; but I do so wish to be
somebody's wife,
Then she blushed. and continued
There's living in Hcrefordshirc,
near my old home, that has recently
fallen vacant. and if you will give il
to Alfred. why. then, my Lord. We
sh all be married before the end of the
year."
The chan celor rang his bell. and di
rocted his secretary to make out thu
presentation of the living to Bessie''
Alfred. Then the old man kissed tht
young lady, and sent heron her way
in love with L,rl Ellon and at peace
with all the world. YoutHs Com
paniom
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-02

Fashion able dissipation and its
nervous excitements are the hotbeds
of social tragedies. The toiling peas
ant woman has no need to envy the
luxurious woman of the world. -Baltt-
more american
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-02

"A man has been arrested in Ma
tional City, CAL. for publicly wearing
on his back card stating that a COM
panioh had refused to pay him n debt
Of $3.50 a.s.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-02

The laborer with ten children
keeps out Of debt on ten dollars a
week, while many an unmarried bank
official with hundred a week can't
get along without helping himself to
the banks funds.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-02

"A young Indian at Wabash. lnd.'
is said to have been cured OF 'pnsumr
ton by smoke from q locomotive
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-04

i SD thar 51R tiinss zre BOT knoEn
hy ihs -ssats for The great Publishing huuse
ofes~grse S-iRssn 4 Co. d Porsiazsi- Naius-
Ths as4soa q thls exceptional szcoezs !
foaad n TIE slet tlzs they slE4ys gre ihe
pablie thai wbieh : kseniy aPprs-iatea and
a. Erioss that al can aifora. Al present. We
understand. t1sir a--enrs are dl.iu- xoriiis--
fally Eel On sevs-zl reu iines. They nee-i
many more agents IN al parts Of the eoan-
t-y- Ibase who need profitable ws-k shaul5
apply sf euee- Women DO a. zeiI 81 nisn-
kxis-enoe ! no1 ueoessa-y Cor Nsars-
>tin~on & 20. undertake 20 show al Who
are willing 70 Eork. nos h.i-3 bE1 earnestly.
The Path - large Success. II should be ~
Hseuoer-l hat an aesut csu o. 3 hand
sons basiDsss without beng away froa
home over nigi8L AHothsr s,iT1ntz-s-it
ols1s rsoshiDg 10 give sbe bzsins-s a ira.
and an sssHf czn deToie 81 his rue. ere1fy
his sFGrs moDeufs to r. Stiussn & Co
-1zH4ntee zaad suoee- g. al rho s1z-s
and fllou simple and plain dirss-io=ls thzf
they give We haze noS s7are o. explain
al hare, bu1 fan T'--iess,srs VII D. sent re
70 risase wao s.lsiss=s the frrn- Their fllI as-
dress Is gwen above
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WHEzEas The u.1ss q shs sahsath-
sehooi aave hesa iuvz5-s 5y The hand ~
Issash. taxing fnoHl ol- mi5ss t~o oT czr
scaola-s, w Isarsey ana Cllarley Lenhz-1.
and E1erszs a th5s 0a- Clriss-aas e111s--
ing. a. vel q iu Cur saHd4g -sciool. zs
ru-ss them llei- atsenos r1usir-- ~ so--8z
a hearl, tbsrsfdrs.
Resaiusf Thar We, the Jsnas- X Roais T..
3. satsaa-t-sehool boa in hanbls sut,nis-
son a. the pr9Vi2szcs q Sod
Rzsaises, That We uaiss thea from their
e4.s not seeing thei- hrsshi Aoz IS Ee
Wdlt 10
Eea1aaz That ws synpalhize VIA the
parents and pay Alnishiy God % support
tle-n in MS tbsir bereavement
Eesssef That Es sha7z tbsi- so--or ana
zAall ever cherish she memory of Do-sey ard
enAzisy. a. Errulising sd bright t-ys
ReaasI Tat q copy u tbese rs-olutosas
= presented 20 the pare1ts and . oupy sent
% the somarses HgEsLD s1r psibli1atisa- al
- thz1 these resolurons hs recoriei IN The
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MARRIED.

PRITTs-sIPE-Ai The Rsfl-mei par
saazse CO Cllrisrzaas, lss7. BY T.sr. Z King
NJ Emer z P-ius and Ms Minnie Nay
siFe. both Of Somsrst. Pa
BRUBAKER-50NDER- De,eut--r
IS, lss7. Al the pz-sona-s IN Jeuner Y
Road-. b Rev / y. Bu--s-. NJ Wsltsr
Brubak=r 10 Ms Iia Goader. both of len
ner Towaship-
ECKET-WELCH- the eveninz q
December = 1857. - Rev J J wsiel.. g.
Tier of ths h-5de. NJ EiEari J. I.ekry and
Ms CARA z weieh. bstA q Frisisns. SON
e-<st Co. Pa.
SHAFFER- -HOFFNAN.-On tie sv-a-
inz Il Sllrtisr. Dscefnbsr - lss7. 81 Store
t0Wn- b RsT- A. 81. II. Ha--T Z sz.zzsr
- Ms Nancy Ssf1ie Hl.fs.nar. bon ofSa-n-
erset Ca1Hiy. Pa
COLBORN-HANNA--Onw w~f-ez.l.r
1,ece,nber =. lss7. a. fbe Il Z rsz--snzs-s.
~ Rev Appleton Bash. NJ Hen-y " Col
bo-1 and Ms Emma = Hanna. h.oat q
Sanezze1, Co Pa
FERSER-FLoIo-At The Eraarssiesi
Pl.rsouAse 4 RoekEo.od On Tus~.1y. -
esml@r 2. lss7. by Rer. c. F. Fioss. N
Harvey ". Fer0er. u Ms Rosa Fioso- both
ID so1asrsss County
wOT-swANE- TharSaay. Dsszzs-
ser - Iss7 81 tie Lather1n 1.a-souazs IN
Someze. y Rev J. p sbeare- n. e.
mad : woy and Ms Iis u. sxzak. both
u sone-~es Ta~n-lip-
NIL1EE-sHEETs-Oa Tha-~say. De
cemtere2 1ss7. "a S1-nersat D. Z. u Hes.
J. P NJ L=snaa K sfillsr and NJ Em-aa
sass1.. both Of I,sneesi Toxr.ssiP. ws4-
-5sreian5 Caanfy. Pa
LoN6-sPANGLEg- On Tnesfsr. De-
oe-ater =, 1ss7- q the rezsienoe of he
bra3es Farslt-. near LaHit--1sFiIle. - Rev.
g H- AllAoz.ss. II EiEard Lag and Miss
AlirlzH-a sIiA1gef, b.5;a - S01ner=ez Coslzzs
Pea--a
CECSsEN-BRoUGHEE-0a Tsu--dsv-
IssosDher : $50 n tie resigsrsse q Jossra
C-uszsn. by l. G WIllisrns. J. r Nr. jab.
L Cresssn and Nrs Barbz-. Z Bro1.shs-.
t'osh q PE~- I-rksyf.1s foEns1ip. ,-zzEs-
ersei Co. Pa
BRAECHER - ooBER- On Ch-isfr-sas
afze-ooen- DsosInber =. Issz. a the home of
The bri5. 3 parents. Iissr Berlin Pa b. Rer.
JOHN = Kas7fer. NJ saTnosl g. B-znrhsr-
q Berlin. and Xlss E=zis N Csbe-. q Hs-gA1-
e-svllly ToNnssasp. al of somsr~rs c0uzzy.
F=nna
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-04
DIED.

kiNNEL--Af The hszsf q his sss. nszr
frleisn-. Deee1ltr=r = 80. O'sasisza In
mel astzi % years : iseulhs and = ds.s-
Y0DER--s,s. ThzrSasy. Noeerah-- =. n
Aiddlesyurs@ klkLa-1 County. Ma NJ D.
I'd c. fo-2er. Asai 20 ye4rs. , 2z.ou1iss zod
- daTs
Ar. To5er Vas born II ssosyc--~k Tasu-
ship, soos-s-z Cssza1F. Pa xBe-e BE- Ev-F
Eusl iss1. ~bsz Be moved 70 NsdI-onrx.
Nd, where y lived up antiI The ti1as Il I1iz.
d~Azh- He xzs fSr many .ysars s1t-rrst.e-
a tfse ssDere1 Hxrais A sew weeks be-
s're his death ne took = ssip 10 Iowa, 70 sey
a visit TO fisree Of hSs ehilzrn. ~ho rs<iss
there. On his Any hosae BE- csnfra<sea |.
seve7e esd. which szs the eza-e q hs
se@sh- NJ. Tos1e- ha- alszys b-en . re-
sss-z~l citizen. zzsf ~ the life BE L.s lived
se have r=son % beiieTe fkzs be . %.
xz.sozz tLs redeemed IN He2rsaL
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Arrest CT a Deserter in Bedford.

las wcek Con-;atie Msr. Of Eass f'ryri-
5srce TswTs>aip. srres-el Isres, MansFsake-
q the sane township. and tosk him 70
F'i,iss,urrii to answer charge II deserving
from the Uaitea s,aie- Arssy- Naasqelke-
enlisted n fsae cavalry ss-v5oe ID Is7z zDs
u the following vear lie=er7ssi fro-n hss cgz1-
laalad. which Eas thsa ssztiaEed rear Saii
lake Cz;y. Ahe- wan 'le-i;.z shout The Gum
ssy so ssne Eme, he resarza u his home in
sssi> eo1ufr aIl5 iizs lsre-l here ever since
sans7e4ker's name has appeared IN these
elamrs reesasily u esnnertion with tise
Es-asesntisn hrongil4 by his wise 2r4snss
1aesibco'leSe. her brsttls-. Eora grave crime
''allece Is q fsleirivs from jns-ioe- and Nrs
NzElsqeAke- ssys she szvetoShe tsoVsrnaem
Tie inforznsfiua Eia;eis sel II her i4lssfsAnis :
arrzSz.--tysscse
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Trinity Lutheran Church. Somerset
Pa. Christmas. 1887


Hzrinr this DAY s1sie q sFs-cisl efior1 10
raise saeiaent ulgssey 70 Esuiiaie the IL
sao,ssli.ess of lhi> chzrch. and the Cfrisi-
mas osfs-ines made 1ly the members and
friends 81 the congregation beng in excess
II tie amozat resairs-5 70 discharge The
5.at. and 4i-o to provide Coz the heating Of
the anii;g-ias sAssefsre.
Resssel. Tilai the cbur-h Council be IL
st-uried - pror5.e, = ssoz = praeGcahie-
saitabie heating sT'Tnrz1ss 81 the Church
BselTef That tile Pastor and estire me1D-
berslip an - y osnsrstul4se5 1Qon The
sllocas- Nhicil il2s eroEnai euT etsorss. AID
ihecsrrs@Ien,iinyiy good financial t.Asis HI'on
winch iiae cilG-rh = yizn=l
R1slaa5. That xe rsuru thaaks 70 the
rne1nhs-s afCnrisis Chs-eh. Of the son
.rsei clszrre- and 70 "a stisers not ueat.ers
of 5his co1--rs-z.i..H, Ehs b tbeir -tne-oGs
contributions bare nas only eiEes U fnsn-
cal aid. but also thereby manifested feelings
of l,r.s;ls-ly love and syrnEstisy- calling f7r
the expression a9 oar grz;zfade-
Rs547rrd Tia; ihzDkszirlng and praise
an q b. Feildsrssl % oET HezveHiy FssiseT
fs- the coniii.aed prosperity of or ehurca
and hs.r useast-srs ani iile nzay sokens of
HIS lowing kinaless toward y Should en-
ssss1raee o. 70 more aeTogt o9nsszration
of ourselves and s.sr means to the service of
ouI hse1sei Master. assi Pro1aFs u TO eslt-
raie mcne aud more 1isA1 sFdri q lore 10
each eiissr Ssid tarEaony alneng ourselves -
Members Il tie sane bausebola q k4iih,
which should el.a-ssieTize tho-e wilo pr,fsss
- be follower q the Lord Jes1s
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,ce tiousa on the e.

Il fibere : any rlass Il Fs-oF.ie IN the world
Eho neess iee i Is tie farmers Ard xhssn
III zr1iese can be had :, - Iiisle expense.
tsSildinr sntieiepi 70 bold srentr-fiFe ieu.
y ioe csn l,e erected IS 8 c5,st MT 70 exceed
- sus The filing rosts merely > d1y a.
txo-s rc-k Ellile the szTiEse II buster 4iosse
ifIhe ruiik frln d.sen rszs + E-ea- VII
rlere fissn Erzy al ilseelzss IN one SEASON, te-
SIDE The oozBis-s u : ss,al drink and nics
pis-re n sz;ter oa ~A--n Day. oe-tzinly
No fzr1ne- can afford 10 be without sn Ics
hs.use
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-aea have sid 10 wm. =
ss>Es F. tlse tssFeral St07r
~ arnl oiFssTts sCo Ii1n-
aszs=s 81 Par Hope Ssmar-st
fs Al lsrsa> ia|sst.ei . sid
ue iii-ir zcco1rts vifh
2 8sf1s 9 g. Eii a'-a sssfls al 5e5.s
- 11i -1us ;i,e husiaess
a- "a El1l ypkV Ps1NrE
--A zE1-L J II s-sosrs@Ez-
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Ai, i7zs h1rE al pey the hiEssess
-s~ fa- "a kinss u hi6e-. F.lts and
ialseHz-s 50 oa-s. - El.ak Oak zn5
su4iE
2 q. OrySlSsEaN-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-04

7-lils osl-- 20 the f-si and ssr9nd
t --Hsoa - Printing HOUSE
.1g ra-a- F-suf-e n tlsis afEo.-
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Al persons knowing themselves indicted
on our books VII rj-4se cali and ses1le by
essh or Defe- acrozzs,s mus be closed
Es sssas sss.e-
PazKn 4 PxxkxR
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IL as exanssrss.i iiss y .,- rr.ssn..,a and re-
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sarS rsEaeseasoi sad 0aIy snerzl re1-
taa 8 / ear = msie. The s-aouut z.sd
ra1e;s q =e5ool E0rk sb0vs clearly rhar
iae issdsncy II thi- ssr-esion ) inc-easins
ard il.ss rs4i f.-iz-ess has h1sn mals lfis
tie o1ln5aE x he committee tl.as ~ iiss=
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zn euars si-z4iosss in Eaich sssy uszol4ea
10 iazak eseryfseiy thai cozls - 1t-nkes
and Ha4ay that id zoi eKE--s - * tazaked-
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pe-sals Eio have died ID he r-oiszs5aa
siaee iazz Eaa-
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ths f,llasias IS worthy q boasrlbls uasr-
tsen. = tla eanse.s, making oaiy one
mistake each on q bs--Ise buazr-d.
namely : D. Eersck. Norman Ceuai-v-
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Sor Frae-Izaz. o. ed.ofser5aie Azais1uF. who
deiiss-es short lssfa-c - The tssrae-s- He
confined hizlsslf % spelling.
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ExlszrSe8csl cnrs Tie makers caa szrurs
sseady JOB b addressing Jane " Cover
yezssss- Y Roads. Pa
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one - The mo-1 dasia-lIy arts thai have
rsnns - or knez 3ei-s 81 usany days was
sa-n1.i5teii "a Black 'ouii-lliTsa;sr5iay night.
Mr. siman Haas= : 1-1ner living :
sho-z dzstanos from RecsH wood Aboai elerea
o-slaak oa the n;sl'f mentioned hrs Wife has
a-r-aes4zl fy naise % tbe rad thai passss
c3s~e - 4ile house. TakIue her snail gllIa
q her arms she walked 10 the ~inioE 10
~ wtlat ~Gs lhe Hz1le- W3s- salns nnuii-
iestssi scaodrsl ca llle outside fred tzo
Eos,l- os ss.ot fr8-a -VIn fhrourh the am
sw several Il the SIS. struck Ms Hang
r fi the arsn NlEsle several more lsige,i n
slse le-s of the enid slss sseld 70 her arms
TIE Eaafiss inaicfed sne Fainfui f,af ras
.iaa-eras Tbe rnssrszsi Eho f-s6
the sbois siszs--za--ra m sfse azrkss=< ard
Las nos s5nre h.sn i.aarl &
Ata rezulsr rece,irsz y Sr-osrSss Ce.uucsl
Ne - Eoysi Aasnaaa- Of soassr=el baF-
asszh heii IueS.ay evening I,eenbsr Issh
w. tte faiiosir- o-iios-S Eere eiscs=a
Rsseut-J, 2. Snyis-
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Trszssz-eT--i- C. csslboru-
C-hapizsn-Ps1e- Vost3
ssui8e-sSeo-re Il Lose
Wz-sen-Jafi,eS N tK<frv.
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Tbs asssaasions 81 licrn-e fiss.s zss s0s =,
Hznssrgssz - IN ss-zBsr ye--
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. TIE e7a Fe@r uas sHts COZ saa the nsz
uae "a ~ ~ Ssla1-sf -zaail by. in the a.
szls,o-zs3 naznrer. estEsylzF nig,.;
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\ HEFE.tsr q E-s-soEsz Ns-e rsiuEnsd u the
lax isrnn ofosan sy clastzbiss fc- violating
ihe He8oT avs.
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Anss- he serlssrss z-zntssi i4st week
rzs s.ss 70 Hiram Pie 4 Niisor7
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-04

Tbe Jsrg Cau.-Hissiass-s have per ~
oaaFsese8 thsi- task e flilEs ~ 5r-y ~hesi
fs-ls
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Dr. A. r. Brahastr and lFsfe- Eha had
been ss.sfsii- 1Lt rasf ZEN iags 81 Sorser~eL
rpsarne3 10 r.lilz.isisiiia M1.isllay naurHirs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-04

tn3zs BsH : hgs,i5se - a-E. Easzsi coax
al sss.ifsri. Tins vssk-
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sszr nss-rss3n-s Al se7slr1 having had =
rs-z sod f-s5e slnrins tl,s kolsasrs