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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Constable.s Fees and High license

In the case Of RI:hsn SeInfnei.a constable Of
Lehish county, against the county commits
siouers, Judge Albright rendered decision
that IS Of interest to every constable in the
state Semmel has for many years been
Constable Of North White Hall township
and sued TO recover fees and mileage for
making monthly visits to places where IL
quor Is sold, as required BY the Brooks high
license Law. The Constables Of the county
las; fall formed league, having for its OBJ
jet the securing Of compensation for max
ing monthly visits 70 al places where liqaor
Is sold In October semrlel brought suit
against the county for 4 fee of 81 80 for each
tour Of inspection and miieare. semmers
district i the largest in the county, and for
this reason he was selected 60 test the case
Oh each tour lie covers sEenty-fve miles,
and he eIaimed that in addition to the FEE OF
81 % he was entitled 70 six cents per mills, or
81 - more, making his compensation for
each month three dollars Judge Albright
told the jury that the fee bill Of 1865 entitled
Coasiables to fees for certain duties and
since the duties Of these officials embraced
in The high license law wese compulsory
they were eu.itiesl 10 & fee Os $50 and mile
age. lie directed the jury TO render YER
dict in Mr. Semmel's favor for we've dol
lars in payment fpr his service for four
months. The Commissioners have made
motion for new trial. Should new trial
be refused il IS altogether likely that the
Commissioners viii appeal the case to the
Supreme Colrt. If the deoisi0R of Judge
Albright Is sustained it will affect every
Constable in the State A final decision
favorable to semmei would cost this county
annually about one thousand dollars.
In Northampton county it has been de-
cidesi that Consia5les need not make the
visit and in Montgomery and Schnylkin
the Judges have decided that ssch foars are
compulsory. bnt in neither case has the
question of compensation been raised.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Triou.e Of Respect. !.

The following is sent rs from Elkton. Va.
Mr. J J. ober and wife were bath ioFiaer
residents OF Somerset county
Atareg1iar MEETING Of ,fsssanutien Lodge.
No 81. l. o. o. f., held February Is. lsss. 5
committee was appointed TO draw up resOlsl-
tons on the death Of the wife Of Bro. J. j.
0ber, who reported as ss.iows
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Almighty God 70
remove from Us by death the wife Of our
brother, j. J. 0ber TAerefire 3 Il
EssoieerI That we bow in hamble subniis-
sion to this dispensation Of Divine Provi-
denee While we know our brDther uinst
feel the loss Of one 50 devoted 10 his inter-
ests and that of his beloved children and SO
earnest in the performances Of every duty.
Rssolsei. That We recognize and cherish
the marked example ofslie Christian spirit
manifested by the deceased
Resoisef. That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the fsmiIy Of the deceased As an
ofour heartfelt sympathy IN their
Bereavement and a copy be scnt TO each Of
our county fapers for publication.
JAMES II. SHIP.
Chairman
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
a plstresslng PractIcaI Joke.

The harm frequently resulting from prac-
teal joking was illustrated in a sad manner
near Hillsboro, o.. a few days ago. While 4
party Of young folks were having . rnefry-
making at the house of neigiibor two sis
tiers, Alice aad Mary s,orer, slipped away
from the Others, and. after wrapping them
selves in sheets and covering their faces with
dough, suddenly burst in on the party. Two
of the girls present tainted through fright
rernaining 50 for hours. and are now raving
maaiaes- They are in critical condition.
and the physicians say that il they recover
physically from the shock their minds viii
be permanently affected. The above should
be warning 10 all practical jokers. 1t is a
species Of alleged fun entirely uncallel for,
and Is toe frequently attended By serious re-
suits to be INDUCED in.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Upper Turkeyfoot Items.

An unwelcome visitors blizzard
Another following mud and slush.
There has been great deal Of sugar boiled
in this vicinity.
f g Henry i the tsrst man TO pu; up
kiins here. y G. isaiways ahead
There VIII be burned dur;ng the sFring
and summer in this ssc;ion about aoeoo
bushels of lime, which viii b. hauled TO Fay
eite eosnsy, distance Of from three 10 eight
miles
J. IT. Henry. Of Midilecrek township. in
tends. during the coming summer. to build
new saw Eill. lie is going To pat in a cir
eular, instead Of the old up and down saw
w. H. Rayman has bought a very fine
young horse; also a wagon and harness III
has contracted with some Pittsburgh parties
TO haul and load on cars at Garrest railroad
ties. pit ties. etc.
W. & Baker. one of Mid5iecreezs wide
awake farmers, has purchased fron IL II.
Flick, OF Evansville, his cider miIl. which
he intends putting Up on his arm the COM
ing summer.
IN booking over the ma? Of Pennsylvania
il will be seen that the South Penn oosId
shorten and str-ishtsn k eagssae by starting
At oy near the ps1pr hassss and striking the
soElh SIDE Of he IoNn of Sonsesses. thence
hY way of the route surveyed to Laurel Hill
sTeek theEee up the creek short sisSrancs.
10 the Carey or Fall run. then along the
Fall run to the Carey Gap. where. It's said
By some they could eross Laurel HilI BY
deep cut OF short tunDel- thence to Indian
Creek. near Springfield. then along Poplar
run through Chestnut ridge to ConneIlsviiIe,
making. with sew exees.tiors sssaisht
line and striking we'll ,imbersd and min
sr-l country. Nike
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

Rev W L. Hayden. pastor of the Johns
toxin Christian Church, fer the past three
years. has resigned his charge, and accepted
a place with the Christian congregation at
BeIlefonie, whittier be viii remove April lst
at which time his resignation here viii take
effect We are grieyei to learn OF this. for
since Mr. HAYDEN coming TO this city, he
and his estimahie family have made many
friends. We cannot question tile reverned
gentleman Judgement in making move
Of this kind. knowing he has conscientious
reasoris for doing soldering where he
wili DO the most good. Bellefonte, in his
family viii gain an enyxd addition to its
christian society, and ! 1hns;ovn. mourn
the departure which it can i'll affori ia lose
We wish him and his success. We have not
learned who his Successor will he.-JsAas-
foes. DesoeFai.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

" John BaFleyoorp has likeiy gotten Ed
ward storm. a good looking yoHng German,
into probably the worst spell OF weather he
viii ever he called upon 10 endure. About
four o clock Friday evening. Storm. consider
ably unl.r the influence Of liquor. staggered
into the cottage Of Ms Baker an oli lady
II years Of age who lived alone on the farm
Of her son. John D. Baker. about one mile
souih of Milford Station, and demanded
something 20 cat and drink at the same
time Proceeding 10 ransack all the drawers
and closets in the house, tossing their con-
tents 70 the soor and tearing things up gen.
orally. Coming across small flask Of noun
tain rye. he quaiied it of At a single gulp
and broke the bottle on The floor Mean
while Mrs. Baker went TO the door and
called to a little granddaughter who was
rassing. to 20 horne ard send her father
down Al once.
In lew minutes Mr.. Baker accompanied
By his full grown son came over from their
home only few rods distant to find the
aged mother in Pitifal condition and only
able to cry, :. Put him out. Put him oat"
Tllis, young Nr. Baker prooeoiei 10 do in a
summary manner, nor sEAring the toe OF his
heavy boot. The old lady ueFer rallied from
the excited and exhausted condition in
wslirh her son and grandsou found her and
died in about two hours afte- the departure
Of her unweloome visitor
Early saturday morning young Baker
came to somerset and placed the matter in
the hands af Policeman Gilbert. who, learn
ing thai German,answeriug the description
given him, had bearded the early morning
train a, the station. and taken passage to
S;oyeStoWn. prooeesied TO follow him. At
that place he learned that the GENTLEMAN he
was looking for lived with Jacob ID. Zirn-
herman He was found Al Ziinnierraans
taken into custody and brought 10 somersct.
where hearisg was had befsre Jnsfjce
Kicks ari Storm was committed TO jail in
1efanlt Of s5oe bail. Tie same day Mr. zim-
norman entered INTO recosnizanee for his
al,pearance at court.
For the past III or eight years Storm, who
is native Of Gerir any, has been living with
Mr.. Zimmerman AID has always been re-
ganied by his emplcyer as an honest and
upright young man.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Had Better Paid the Doctors Bill.

\ few weeks ago Lizzie McCabe. q little
girl, fell from a log crossing stream in
schuyIkill township. Chester county. and
injured herself very severely. Her father
Threatened suit against the township author
ities and offered 10 settle if they would pay
the doctors bill pertaining to the accident.
This they refused and the case closed in
court last Thursday in the jury finding for
plaintiff verdict of si.035- Some eight or
ten years ago the same township was mEleed
in the sum Of over 5000 for maintaining a
dangerous public road upon which one
Charles Gresham, of Phgnxville. was
thrown from his wagon down bank and re-
eeived injuries which led 10 his early death.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Trouble Abou. a Chestnut Tree.

Frank OFT is school teacher in Paint
Township. Somerset County The school
district in which he IS teaching owns the
ground upon which the house stands and
good-sizei yard beside. Mr. OFT. while clear
ing the yard cut down small chestnut tree
William Miller claimed that the tree was
growing on his land aud not on that of the
school district. He brought suit against Mr..
OFT before Squire Clark, Of Hooversyille, for
trespass- 1t the trial of the case Capt. II.
II. Kuhn, Of this city. appeared for the de-
fendant. The prosecution was not reprc-
sented by counsel. An affidavit was filed
setting forth that the title 10 the land on
which the tree was growing Will come up in
q Dispute in the coslrts. whereupon the case
against Mr.. OFT was dismissed. ei.-JoAAsf9,els
Trijsssss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Attention. 1920 Penn'a Volunteers.

In Pursuance of an Act Of Assembly ap-
proved June Is. Iss7, appsopriaiing for the
purpose NJ perpetuafiug the participation in
and marking by suitable memorial tablets OF
broaze or granite the position Of each Of the
commands Of Pennsylvania Volunteers en-
-age,l IN the lsstle Of Gettysburg the sssm Of
$500. each command Is allowed Eve reprc-
sensatiyes igco-operaie with five commiss-
toners appointed by tbs Governor, IN the Sc
lection. design and location Of snch moun-
ment Therefore. BY mutual agreement of
several survivors of companies G D, and F,
I42 P. V, Capt Albert Hefiey, of Co. F,
was designated to represent Companies c, D.
and F, before said Commission.
L Is further suggested for the psirPose Of
all tie survivors aftlle 1874 P. Y. enjoying
the privilege OF unveiIing and dedicafins
said monument AZ proposed reunion to be
held Jaly ?. lsss At Gettysburg an addition
Of 500 be raised so by each Company. All
Survivors are hereby requested to forward
any amonn; they may desire TO give, TO the
following representatives Capt. Albert Hef-
fey, Co F. Capt Noah Bowman. Co D..
and Daniel J. Horner. Co. g. at their earli-
est convenience. Cox
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Merchandisina Plant for Sale.

On account Of desire TO change my b1si-
uess. ard 70 remove to Western state for
the benefit ofmy health. Twill sell at private
sale at what think most EBcral offer. my
entire merchandising plant at Glencoe. som
erset County, Pa
This business WIS commenced in 1850 and
has been bEiilt up to large proportions. The
store Is located in the center Of the town
close TO the B. and o depot and has a large
surrounding country for its custom. the @v-
erage business done annually bei-g about
$4,000.
The platform Of the station is connected
with the platform of The store aud ware
rooms- No hauling Of goods in wagons. s
All goods are handled on trucks, and all
trains stop opposite the store, bringing 10 "a
extensive railroad custom, which enables rs
TO disF.ose of oSsr pro1iace readily al city re-
tail priees. and makes this the best produce
point IN tie county
The properly, consisting Of the store and
dwelling. occupies one entire square. The
store building Is 25x70 feet. with an add
tional room sor farming implements.
The dwelling IS two-story, 35rI5 feet, with
cellar under the entire building. A good
garden, fine fruit, and the best water in the
town. All the surroundings are perfectly
complete
Also. lots Nos 5 and ls3. having thereon
erected 4 one and one-halfsiory frame house,
with spring Of good water.
Also. lot No. q, situate on Eguae- siFeet !.
most desirable location kz a private
dwelling.
Also, one acre Of land elsi Of town. mag
nifcent location for private residence. A
good spring Of rssnninswaier is also on the
same
Also, lot No. a. situated near the de-
pot
Also, the ssleheoe FarE.. ~as.sairlias 80
acres, under good eStlsisaiioa. Fine orchard
and vel wasesea \ splendid stock farm
This farEa surrounds the town There are
nearly swo hundred lots laid out on this
farm. and there is 6rc clay under IT, have
opened vein Of very fine clay for bricks
and sewer purposes.
Also, tract of land containing eleven
aeres. adjoining the western part oftbe town
Of Glencoe Is has been reserved expressly
for mill site for water power
For further information call on or address
:. P. PooRs,reH,
Glencoe. Somerset CcEasy. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween J. J. Mishler and ] A. Risinger. of
Jenner Y Roads. Pa has this day by muin-
al consent been dissolved. Mr.. Mishler re-
iir;ng. The accounts are in the hands Of J.
A. Reisinger, who viii continue the busi-
ness. All those knowing themselves in
debied to the old tirna will please call and
settle accounts before April Isl. 1Sss.
Respectfully.
MIsHLER & RIsIxGER-
Jenner Y Roads. Feb -. Isss.
Thanking you for your kind patronage in
the past, and soliciting your valued fayors
for the new firm, We remain.
Respectfully yours.
MIsHLEE & RIsISGEE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Notice.

AZ is'soa, knowing themselves indebted
ir fna,'iono;a1's f,es viii please
i1ym7nt of the same a; once. Ny
w b IN the haal- OF b. :. Fleek.
Ea7n paymmt can be male. at the
osioe until May /. isss. after
a. Claims remaining unpaid vii
'a the proper hsals for co.laciion.
a''sHii1a vii slve trouble 10 all
'1''eefnea- \ B CR1renFEELn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Not Candidate.

ED1roR HERALD During the past ten
days some parties have been circulating the
story that I would be candidate at the Re
pnbiican primary election for nomination as
a member 0. the State Legislature | wish
TO say most decidely that am NOT and win
not be candidate for this Office nor would
aeep, nomination il rendered nle.
Very Respectfully.
Jo<rka KrrLsz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
SIX FACTORY for Altoona.

A PAs,ersoa ~ j. silk fesory Is se'nsisl-
eIing propos ton finn The people Of AltoS-
na 10 remove to that ely The people are 10
furnish the site and construct two-ssory
brsck building vwo hundred and twenty-five
feet long and forty feet WIDE The com
pany would employ about 40 hands
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

Marriage Licenses have been Issued TO. the
following named Eersons s5aee our ls-l
report:
Josiah 4 Tsea. and Minnie VI. shaffer
both Of SsonyeFeek township
VIM H. Kline Of Somerset township and
Sadie J. Spangler Of somerset borough
Mahlon Ramsperser OF Garrett and Ida
Albright of Sand Patch.
WI r. Hay and Nellie Mason both Of
Broshersvalley township.
Harvey Sayior aud Mary Alice Pyle, both
Of Meyerstiaie.
Andrew J. Mock and Mary c. Lambert.
both Of Shade township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

and Lancaster almanac :
20 and English, always sr sale at
SooS store. Wholesale and Retail.
'-y "a ia= rear al the year round al
i'sisris BOOK s,a-e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Good News If True.

We refer 20 the bailding Of the South Penn.
De that as il may. we are in the market with
a complete line of boots. shoes. shoe polish.
shoe dressing, shoe brushes, leather and iind
inss, etc. etc Give Us Z call. We want you-
patronage. ScHELL & SHIvLER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
New Goods New Good n

We are now receiving Spring Goods in al
the new and latest styles in Dress Goods.
Ginghanns. satines. Cslicoes. etc Store fnlI
Of nice new desirable goods at prices THAI
will down them all
Parker < psEEER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

It Is rumored on the streets to-day, Tnes-
day, that the old foundry building. situated
South Of town. adjoining the old Somerset &
Mineral Point r. r station. sheen sold to
Mr. Jas. Jones. brother OF Isaac Jones. Of
the Planning Mil. who viii open up ma
chine shop. Mr.. Jones has been in Somerset
for several months, and We understand that
he Is practical ni2eliinist Of long expert
f.rt-e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Lost.

On the old plank road between Berlin and
Somerset rel leather Pockei-book contain
ing number Of receipts. noies, etc. Any
one finding and returning the same 10 the
undersigned viii be suitably rewarded.
J. ". MUssER. Berlin. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Annual BOOK Receptlon.


The Seventh Annual Book Reception Of
the Mt Pleasant Institute has iast been
held. Aboa. serenity volumes are in, and
others coming The money receipts were
nearly sF1- which san will be expended at
once under the direction of the Facaity and
Library comHIi;teo of the Trustees Hon. W.
;. shalienherger : The Chairman and be
has never missed book reception. The at
tendance was very large. and the speeches
and music very enjoyable Short addresses
were made by Reys. j. W Riddle, Of Pitts
burgh, Elliott, Wilson and Reynolds, pastors
respectively of the Presbyterian. United Pres
byieriaH. and Baptist Churches Of Mt Pleas
ant. Hon. W 5 Shallenberger, Of Rochcs-
ter, Pa. and r. E. UnlbIe. Esq, OF Uuion-
town, member OF the Alumni class Of IS.
The music provided BY Miss Maiher aad her
class was greatly enjoyed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

Farmers, Stop and Read!

For Groceries. Flour. Feed. Fish. and sll
kinds Of Seed / am headquarters. and at
bottom prices. win take all kinds Of pro-
duce id exchange tor goods.
MsHLoS scHRocx.
Successor to Josiah Keller.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

.hei business. in Somerse,.
- ~ safe For particulars inquir
.eHig Baas ''s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

We were scarcely able TO recognize our old
friend the Bedford TassireT in the elegant
looking paper bearing that name that came
70 our table last week In selecting IT. new
dress the Iag,sirer's editors exhibited great
good taste and without boasiing they can
now fairiy claim the credit Of publishing one
Of the hand-omest papers in Pennsylvania.
Ia the Language % al ex-conniy official . we
extend tie hand Of compliment 70 our
neighbors Of the Iaqeiyrr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
MARRIED.

oTTo-wILT-At seheiisbarg, Be,l61r.i
co, Marvh iss. by Rev J H. waiiericl. Mr.
George u. D. Otto. Of Bedford CO.. 10 Miss
Ish wilt. Of Forward Somerset 90.
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Removal.

-. 4 AeNiIlaa VIII. about April md.
- = l'.aial ofsee TO the building nov
: - : = 'i's sllaaer House. corner Of Palri-
iarkeyfaos s,ress
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

ss., = - oi,iees on tie firs; and seooad
Rs. = a'iei'ion 20 Printing Houze
i'sftiesiars. inquire At this osioe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

Captain Wm. MaHrer. Of Qneniahoning
township, while IN Somerset last week paid
the HERALn Office a friendly call- The Cap
tain : visits to Somerset are few and far be-
tween but when be does come he always
finds the HERALB's lateh-string hanging on
she outside
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Fish Fish fish,

Late caught Nackerei and Lake Herring
halves. quarters and Kits. quality and weights
guaranteed. in exchange for wIiest, oats and
bacon Cook & BEEzrrs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

The weather has been decidedly Of the
winter order for the past ihrec or f,ar days.
The ground is covered with snow. but there
is not quite enough Of it for good slcigliiag.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

800 -, -rssi 80 droP in and see our
p6... 8, ..'''s and shoes. We are reducing
al - "a show homes bargains. cali
i'aed- ssHrrl 4 su1v1ys
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

An incipicnt blaze occurred al the cigar
factory Of Messrs Kautner 4 Plstt Saturday
morning The flames were extinguished by
: Tally Pugh with his little hose before any
damage was done.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

Tie old ianneTy baildinss on Main stree;
hase been torn down. They will likely be
replaced ny several neat dwelling houses dur
ing the coming summer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

The Butler HTsld says 4 woman in
Sp-ingdalc, which is suburb of Butler, re
Gently gave birth 10 four children. all alive
and doing well.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
washinuon excursion

Another of the select excursions to the Ma
tional Capital viii be run by the Baltimore
ai,i Ohio Railnoaa Company. on THURSDAY.
March 18th The B. & o. excursion trains
are first-ciass in al respects the day trains
being equipped with Parior Cars and the
Eight trains with Sleeping Cars. Tickets
viii be valid for return Journey on all restl-
lar trains until saturday. March aish. inclu-
sivc- Time of trains and round trip rates
as follows, VIZ
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

Pensions were granted during the past
week 10 Moses Yo,ler Of Somerset John
Roam. S;oyes:own; James B. TreiweH,
Somerset Jonathan J. Sipe. lockwood !;
Jesse I.ision I.istouburg Joseph D. Hum
bert. Milford Station David Livingstone,
Hol,apple.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

Mr Elias Cunningham is erecting n large
frame building on his lot directly east Of the
;. & C Railroad station to be used as plan
ing mill
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Wanted.

Ten or twelve young men TO work on
farns at Dixon, limos For further par
tieuIars call on or address the undersigned
at Some-se:-
CHARLES ". WHIgrERxAS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

We are already opening Spring styles of
Hats and Trimmings. Come and see the
latest at NJ y. Trciwell 4 Co.'S.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

House renters nre busy and anxious as the
first Of April draws near. There are very
few houses for rent in Sonersc. at present.
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| FINE FAR3I FoR SALE.

I siii ell NJ valuable farm AZ prixa.c szle.
II : situate n S-euvc-eek f9Er-hip- ore NH
from Coiifas1's ~fifion- on the -51aer-et and
Cambria kzi,rtaai- II cssnieias af-out 80 arres-
and j weii imrryrsd j. has esusl 1ailflsl-s. e
fns ore - xocEi vein s,f cSaaI afcn aud ) IA
esery way a le-iralte AD.ne Terms % re.1sssaa-
bic raxnrnrs. % suit the pzircha Call and sre.
febiS-z- LEVI siIAFEx