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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14

THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT is re-
ported to have purchased an American
invention for the firing of dynamite
shells by means of gunpowder. The
risk OF premature explosion is naturally
greater with powder as the propelling
agency than with compressed air, but
the advantages in other respects are
with powder. 1t seems certain that In
the next war dynamite shells will be
used and the destructive forces greatly
Increased thereby. What with machine
guns. long-rauge cannon, dynamite
shells and repeating magazine rifles,
wars should be shortened and made 70
depend more on strategy than on actual
fighting. Oae or two stand-up fights
with such weapons as are now pro-
vlded may be expected to settle con-
test for supremacy.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14
pepper.

THE wheat crop OF the United States
is unquestionably short rs compared
with former years, but there is still
enough tOsupply the home demand and
leave a considerable quantity ior ex-
port. If there is any decided increase
in the price of -four it will be the work
OF unscrupulous SPECTATORS, and not
because there is an actual scarcity OF
breadstuns. The men who make for
tunes of the necessities of the people
are criminals and should De treated as
such by the law.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14

OVER SEQ OF the men who were In
the war OF 1912 are on the pension roll.
This war ended 73 years ago, and 50.-
900 men were recognized as taking a
pensionable part in 1t. A Boston man
calculates that on a like ration the
veterans OF 1861 who survive to 1885
will be I6, 900 in number.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14

RIGHT ROYALTY DID THE STOCK
EXCHANGE celebrate the day which
marked Its removal from Its old quar-
tiers TO the splendid housing prepared
for its members in the Drexel building
at Chestnut and Fifth, Philadelphia In
the courtesies OF hospitality, from hosts
to guests, the most hearty cordiality
was exhibited everywhere, the junior
brokers emulatiug the elders, and the
veterans showing all the guild pride and
spirit OF the youngest The ceremo-
nial of the day, the address, the music,
the decorations and the entertainment
were all well conceived, tastefully ar-
ranged and handsomely carried out,
thanks to the gentlemen who had the
affair In charge. Everybody went
long at Saturdays Inauguration
nobody short.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14

IF the sugar trust and the wheat cor
uers have their own way awhile longer
the old saying that "a person cannot
eat his cake and have it'' will lose its
significance. as nobody below the grade
Of a bank president Will be able to have
any cake to eat.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14

The RICH YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN
who married an Indian chiefs daugh-
ter can claim that he took his bride
from one OF the Oldest families in
America, though she is only half
breed.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14

WIEN u woman steals to prevent
starvation as one did at Dover, n.
H., the other day, it looks as if she
really felt hard times and was driven
TO criminal acts to escape terrible
.-..-.l.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14

WOLVES are numerous in Marathon
county, Wis. They invade farm yards
and have killed many chickens and
calves. y Halsey farmer lately shot
two OF the depredators and lynx.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14
vol. XIII.

TIE Mormons are gradually leaving
Utah, for settlement In Mexico, where
they have purchased large tracts of
land from priva.e parties
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14

Keep coed men company and yor
shall be of the number.
Not so much as a dew drop goes a
missing in a thousand years.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-14
FROM MERCURY.

To Mercury, the nearest planet to
Ihe sun, and which gravitates around
he latter at a mean distance of 81, ,0O0,-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25
The evangelical Conference.

Z The sessions proT.er % the Fftislarsh Con-
+ ference q the Egsnse.ilal Church wers open
81 in the house Of worship Of that aenosnin-
asson IN Iebnssown Thursday morning oi
las4 week In the absence a. Bishop Bow
+ na4n. who had not ys; arrived, Rev J. "
Dome-. CeaEerenoe Secretary, called the
+ Contereaoe to order. and Rev J. D. Douasr
was elected Chasr,lsaa He had not long to
serve. however, q Bishop Bowman arrived
af 1870 and AZ once took his pizee as Pres
sden1.
Rev. B. L N5lier had his credentials voted
him. he having united with the Erie Confer-
snce- Rev Jacob Ha-4Eisr. Presiding Ei5e-
IN the Central PennsylvsniA Conference who
has lately returned from the mission il j.
gaH, which he hEs Saperiutentiei fora nraa-
ber of years. Wa received ss sn Aavisory
msrniier, ard iHyiies 10 a se4f n the Confer
eBae har
Rev II L4ner. seni5- Ps5llshis- Agent
beng present ia the iate-esss Of the ges;era
Publishing Hoase. Has received a an Al
TiSo-y Ineuit-sr and invited - 5 seat IN Con
ference
Rer ;. u Bsumzariuez. n his o<n re-
quess, was granted ssperuunlerzry rsls-
ton. Rev. n II shannoa was eostiuuei
on the sssFernanerary lss; Rew. W " Co
ven ~as also placed On tiiis liss 81 his oarn
request
Rsss- Johnson and Bash. Of the II Z.
Csurch. Eere fnt-o5ucal e the C.oierence and
invife,1 20 5 sat
Revs- q W Risinger and !. Dick were ~
ported 70 the Caufereace a. having diel dur-
ins the year.
Rsv. B-iss or the Rsss-nses Church. was
intro5uzzi 10 Conference 4sa invited 20 5
seat
Rer. John u. Dezooiy vas -eoeiTea in
the sane relation be sustained IN the Ezie
.conereDoe q TIE n. E Church.
Rev. J. Esh v4s spF.oinied 10 preach the
evening sermon
Hr. BeaIe. ofiise Presbyterian caarsh. and
Rev sezileinyeT, Of the I.atiseran cisurcil,
we-x iatsolGcea 10 and invited 10 , seat in
Conference
Rev. F. p ssyio-, Presiding Elder Of
Franklin Dissrici, resigned As snch, whioh
resignation was eccepsei-
Geys. J. r. Dsmer and D. K IaTan were
Rejected 10 the os5ce Ct Presiding Elder
and 7. Bach. pastor Of Jotnsievn Miszion-
nsxlT elec7eti 70 the sane of5ce
Presiding Elders vere stationed as fol-
lsEs Allezhesy lssfriet. D K LaTan
sorne-se, 7 Bach Frankiiz J. u. Dousr;
Pii'sburzh, !. A Rsal4nd, d D.---Jsklasessa
T,ss,.<
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Bod SMsncters.

Las4 Friday lightning ros sgeni aTPesr-
ed :, the farm Of Jacob W Kaufman, near
DasidSril.e, and szid 10 Mr.. KxsfmaH- . !
NAnf to pst ny rods On yozr house and
barn. as : sample ssr this s~c1ion it WI
take ab0at i9e III wiil put on lis feet
frv-e Of charge and fsr al over Us feei you
Innsf ray ne = oenls per foot il VII Boi
ea,ss yoa over $40, and that We VII take
cut IN dinner and horse led Is lie afer-
noon thy came and pat them on the barn,
but the women CHASED them away from tie
house Whea they bad finished putting rods
Ga fsse ksz-n they said. SoE- yaE mas pay
q sssl and 2ftsF some EaFieying he gave
;hezs his nSse f5F ESQ IN olsier TO gs Ont q
tAe scrsEe he afser<sris rznoserzi The
note on tie payment Of s1Ee cash They
had Tia s4ne e0atrac1 with another resisient
q the t0xEsslsip and when they xeEe ilrss;-:s.,
they had his A0te fsr s5o9. They have .
Ike canract with Ja-~F1 RisA fo- TO-DAY,
baf itey viii 5e attended 70 before they ~.
anything oaf u him. J. L X
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

Ar. George KenBaa VII telI in the Nsy
c,a.tf-g hax be zane % 90 % Siberia on the
Csa.,.1g eze;slsiion. NJ. KEENAN, had sFe-i
sause tisae n Siberia already n oonnecfioa
with tie overland telegraph scfeHse. and in
the sanTner of Iss4 Ire nsa1e preliminary
excursion 70 ST. Fcters5Grs and Moscow for
the pnrFslse of CO. lertins material. snd ssoer-
tanning El3esher or nj eilssarle> were likely
10 he rhr0Fn IL bis way By the Russian
Government. He Teiurned in Oet0ber. faliy
salisfsed thai his scheme Was a p-.lzieai
one He therefore saslel frons New York
for Iiverposl q Nay. 1855. He says Al
my pregs3ssessiozs se-e favorable to tie
Russian fieyerunsenf and sfisvoratsls 10 The
Russian Rcvelu5oais,s He ads tlsf Il /
Tariiy explains the freshly attitude To-
ward ne which Nzs taken BY The Russian
Government. for permission which was
EiTca me 10 inss-sce Fsriseas and HinsS, and
the eomFarative.imrnuuit frara arrest iEfeH.-
tor. and imprisonment which ] esljovei,
even wiea my movements and as~s-iasioss
such as 5asiIy 10 render me zn object of
suspicion 70 the le1al Siberian safhoTities
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E1-Treasuser Bailey Pays Only the
PRINCIPAL

A dispatch frsHn Tniontorn sars Aftor-
ney Guile- returned WEDNESDAY, frs.n Harris
bnTE. wbere he succee,ie,i IN hsvins the iiitg-
rsenr Of The Dzupbin County Court nsoiera-
ted 10 the exteni OF reieasing the boadsnaen
q ex-sszss Treasurer Bailey from the pay
nl-nt eI the interest On the money collected
frosn then oa aoe5nnt Of the failure Of The
B-.,iferi Bank.
The anoans ,ia7ositel IN taas bank was
50 os1, and the judgment against Bailsy'.
boEllsassn- iaeaaiing F-ine5p.i a0d iAtersz,
vas fo. ahss.t - lss- The sTltsss3 principal
has hesa pad hE the hond=men. nasl Of
whom p@ils Il Fayesie County. and fsar Of
slsera being =iloEs,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

TIE dssfr.ct caulersnes To aiecf tw0 dele-
ea,sz . represent fhzs Congressional district
= tie Nassousl cenrenf ta eies- tro Al
ierEzfes. and 10 name > Pressassssial elector.
n8ei - alsoa7z Mosd2y evening sone-sez
Coonty lad % czniiisizse fsr Nafional psle-
rasc. AID va rsssFs~ensesi il the coofeTs1re
~ Czrs. ~ Il. sanaer J. c xsl,er ard A
!. Colbora. Esq. Bar sioaHss preSestea
tle ncine q v : H4snEeuad- E~l Gam
ira. NJ Seoree I. SEank- and BsSifsni
Hoa- J II Loneenecker- Copt- Sanner
z-zs cisossn Chairman q The COaf-rEzscs- W
: Haamsad, Esq wss eseted as one offhe
sz5s-zsez, and Dr. 7 X Niiie-. Of Bess5r-
vas NAMED FOR .En=idsntisl sseetor. The
csz1sere<~. nsaef q @fo-a were Delegates 10
tie state ConFssssiozs. a-d wers anxious 10
~ 10 Harrisburg aSresG 10 As:jowrn with
ON manning the other s'slexase or the alter
I.Rss, and % allow Ness~ sE4nk and Long
el1eeser 70 aF-ansH the HssEtsr bessssn ihssn
selVes which faer w.a no Soubf be abe to
DO n soon as they naexL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25
ITaiT yoars.
Cas- 9 SHaFsz.
- E4s..



of tie ihir-y-serc1 Eaeflbers Of the con-
saii;ee thirty signed and retained 10 ne
( the payer authorizing ne to vose and act fir
them in she seiec1ion of deiesafe<- T~o
nieEabe-- q Ise COMMITTEES. namely. NJ V
se-ber and y B. Kei:n, replied farorias 8
EseesiaS Of the oo-anissee. while the remain
Ing Eve meFnisers did not ans~er my Ie,ses.
HaVing reocisel authority frcrn thirty mem
bers Of the comaiEttee 10 vote and AZ ssr
them ia the selection Of DELEGATES ] cast the
rose fsr Hon. A J. Colss0-n. Of Somerset
Borough. ana ProE John { Weller, or Nil
ford T0wnsaip. aud iniy esriisissi their eleo-
ton 20 the convention
haze beer informed that. on Wednesday
afternoon siE Heasters Of the CoRnsy Com
unittee. ftrsy Of whom had aathe-ize,l s.e 20
cast fileir soies. rnei al the Glade Hoase
wi;h-Daaiei J. Horn=r and z H. Werner
aud elected sl " Y sg-se- and II T Hoss-
Ef;1eil 70 represent the Republicans Of Sonsr-
~ Ceanty Al Their state Convsnsion.
TIE stare Couren;ioa vii decide which
81 Of dele-as,.s we're legally or p-o4sriy elect
Ell and ! an willing thar the Republican
voters of the oouniy should pas Judgment
On niy action ia the matter sfie- they are
aally acquainted With The facss n the e-1ss a
have stated shen.
In closing k; me say that eTery penny
OF money thaI has ooEe into my hands a
Chairman has been properly acoouutei tor.
The tss,ks are er-sri Al al r5rees 10 the in
speczion Of any Republican, and when
ny term of Office expires ard mr. accounts
are audited BY the committee they wiz be
found 10 be correct and true n ers-y Tar7io-
ular Tie persons who have made unsound-
ed and nialicioas cllargeS to the contrary
xill ae hsld 70 ansEer n due tine
Very Respectfully.
Cas-. e. sHAFEx
Cam Rep CO. Coza.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

Tie Diseipie Chu7sA Eas crowded 81 hall
pasi ihrse o'clock -; "Wednesday afiernoou
uish hnn arssis * frseasis, xho had iaer in
ri'esl io witness fl5s marriage II Mss Minnie
Crarer 10 Mr Waa- P ssoUld- The marriage
ceresnssly Was T-erfarlle1 By Elder Conner
Msssrs- VII i'rkins- tsesrEe kesm. PAai
sclleii and I,5-sy sE1eii acie5 Is uslers-
Ms Ada KnepEes presided Al tile nrEaR-
Nzss crzser has teea teacher n lie s,lsslse
schools of this baroash fs- 1z'e ca ihres win
Ter zilere hex eeEsle nsnoen and sEeea d.
position 10 s45 nsshisg Of hsr pretty face.
zou her TIRE hearts = al iaer EsaiSis AID sls
has al saws be=n eTezs 6AEcr7ie - >onseTset
society. Nr Gould Is B. 4 o train Dispatch
q g Paiis2elphia
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25
Communion Services.

ComrnSsrsi0r services VIII be he'd AZ H0r
zaer's church un sunday. Nay ssh. 81 10 4
n. Preparatory services on Saturday. Mas
5ea. AZ - = m Services ors FRIDAY evening
Nay ssh On Saturday. II p-eFsraie-y ser
vics. ssznsss'zl sBil;, with nznses hand
sauely xorkesz en- in siik- Ela.se under tbs
zasF.ssss sf ths Ladies Missionary >,ociesy q
1Ae Charch sili be shere for BIDS. Cons
and -ee T.
conuanson services II Stoyesso=n OF
S1aaar. Nay issh, Al 10 a. n Preparatory
sersscss 90 SATURDAY. Aay Issh. 81 10 a n
Pssachirg GA Saturday evening
A ski Pastor.
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>--1
Great Bargains

In al kinds of Dress Goods. including
silks. six Warp. and Wool Henries-
i2s in Black and Colors Also. = fine asSorz-
nlenf of cheap Wool Drsss Goods A fne
2ss1rtIneaf of f5inch Hamburg and Lsre
FlognciBe, and al covers 10 match A cheap
iot Of tiinsharas satieess- ard other Cotton
Dress Gods sl.irtines, Tiekiaes Dncks
cheap hr-e lot Of B<ss Czliooes. light
and d4rk, hve cents.
VI. &. Z In.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

FRET-NICHELs0S-Oa santy. April
Is. iss., Al the rssi5sro os ihe bEsssss pa
enis n Con6renas. II g q 6iroa. ESl- NJ
David E-sy. oE 0lio Pyle 70 Miss s1sznna
Nieiaeisou, q cgu5aeao-
BITTNER-McCLINIoCK-Afotinm~s
IoSs, on IhHrsizy. April l.. isss. BY Rer.
Tseiel. q the " E Church. NJ. Milton
Biitne-. Of Dahlonega, 70 Ms RAciseI Nc
f-5nsoek. of Addison, soase-sef Co, Pa
The 's.sHirEs E-auy trisnls souerstulats
hiEn On eAppgrsaz oE.e ef ssEaeFsei County
mos esteemed s,is0ol fsacters-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

Mssss-s- John FstzFs.irick and "a. Ac-sOy-
1-n. tire gentlemen who had The c0ufrae1
S5r DIGGING tae Ney7o Mountain Tunnel
on tie Soa;h Peaa Railroad. arrived in
Sorne-se, Friasy evening They VIII dis
uase Of al The zosls and appliances stored
Al their coniniissary, At pabiie sale, today
M-. Mrss07en Is decidedly Of tiie opinion
that tbe work q construction VIII not be
resumed ssr many years 70 e9nae- Ar- Nc
Govern. of oolrsa. Is nal on The INSIDE.
zrd merely gives the abOse a his private
oTini1n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

Nsi1- v l. DeEz-- f-oHinenf and
weaiiiy c5lizcn Of SsinharT. Pa- iied sud
denly - hazrs disesse "a o'uiork on lzss
Thu-sizy r,o-nlnz. a-ri 6 years MAJOR
rcxarz Ezs q p-orninsnt Democratic ieaser
n that sertic1. AID -gF-esen;ea the dissrct
in Tire Thi-1y-fala Colssre~- He Eas 4 Een-
tz- of de nafioIal conventions which pom
mated Pierre Buelsznan. Docgiess and
CIevslznd- Mr- DeE4-fs son. WM l., has
naatse frequent visits 10 Somerset. and has
many f1ends among oar p.eoFss wao vii
heartily symaafilize Eiih hin IA this sad
bereavement.
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Exerrslen 70 caIfornla.

Free Sleepiog Car Excsrsien to California.
Oregon a'd Colorado points. wiz leave
Nay 7th from Delezars Avenue Depot,
Wilmington, De-. va Z, & o Rairaal At
so P. M Baiiiaons, SD p. N wash-
ington, ss5 p n Niih oaly one charge Il
cars a Kansas CITY For further iufl5ua-
tiosa and reservation of ter1h- apply 70 r
A Miller, fssssHser and Tieket Asrnt B. (
.. kaiiroai, sYilEsiaSsoa- Del 70 D. B-ils
Passenger Agent, Centrsl Baiiaing Balii-
sisors, Nd, CT - neansss Tiskes Agent p. &
0RR Caa-. o. serl1
@ z 4. Is. & D Z 2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

John T. a A. MErdeck, the well-knoEn
forls1s and uu-serygnen af Plrisbur-. repre-
SERTED By p J. Meyers q isais pl.os. seiis-
cred te their many Fotruns of sosnerset and
vicinity on seturrisy las. the finest lot q
srsss. etc. thaI hare been oronsiit 10 this
coaniy f0r many year- Mr.. Meyers i q
live. aclirs, ei,eF5eiic assai, and tie srn be
represents = one e TIE bsst and n8osi rciia-
Sc Go the co1utTy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

Char.es C. shafsr. y J. Horner. ?. ".
Biesecker. Esq- J. l. PaEh, Esl- Dr-1 +
Bie-eeke-. ". 7. Hssiitzslr q Meys-sdale.
and y Y soraer. u stoyes,oWn, Eerr al
passsnsers On the e2-iy train Ga The : 4 c.
Rsilroai. Tuesday a '-ninE. The little party
we7e bound s3r Harrisiars % witness the
prooec1ines Of the Republican safe Couvsn-
ffoB
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25
Pictures and Picture Frames

Now that Aoase cleaning 5 abeat ever,
yea wiii Ezslt some handsonle pictures to
ado-n the waits The place 80 ~ them /
81 Fishers Book Store. Or yeu may Eaus 30
bay some pretty uouidin=s TO make frames
o. Foa may have some pirtursS lying ar0ana
getting soiled. that oaEh, to be framed or
yoa may uee5 some frames fcr CAt1ine; Pho
iozrsphs, OF frzm= s.. ether pie1ares- Go
- Fishers BOOK -to-a
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New Iooa.ion.

Al my Dental Roens orer n. N Irezlueli
& Co.'S Store, coFT1c- Nzin Cross and Patriot
streets. / shall b T4casss to ~ former pa
frgns ard az others n need Of the services
Of dentist With renewed facz1it:es and $
fund q sxE-eri-nce. can premise t.-ss rs-sslts
: J HcNIrlsr. Densist
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

The following explains Itself Of5ce q
the Baltimore & Ohie Railroad Company.
ohice of the Prcsi'seut Baltimore. April
!. Isss. CirUniar No. !. Mr Charles o.
scuIl Is lhis iay. Weinessisv. April Is. lsss.
appointed General Passenger Agent of al
lincs, With hsa3sa4rte-s 81 Blliimore-
: SrExcFR. President
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

Joseph Shoemaker aied 81 his 7esid, ne IN
JohnsfoEn Slndsv. His parents came from
Virginia 90 SiayestoEn n ISIS. when Joseph
Eas about s year old There he grew %
manhood. For s nuruher ofyears, about
ls.4. NJ >b0eEnaker ard on the Pz-sou
Earn west Of Sorae-set During aimos; his
entire life be wzs engaged n hosel keeIing
il somerset and Cambria eouutiss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

Tie suorumens committee are getting
there in hetier shape than tbe most san
-uine had Anticipated We understand sl.At
over th-ee-Eo'lrtlss 81 file reqai-ed amount
has already been subscribed. i should b
rr-artied a pieasu-e 70 contribute toward
soch a lzaiahle ot5ec- and if yoH want to
. have hand IN il you wani - besiir
rur-selr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

Hiiss. Fu< Bark l viii pay the highest
essh p-icsS f5r al kinds o. hides, Islts and
fun ! 2lso wznf 500 cords Of Roek Oak AID
sF-nce bark los cords wanted at once
H O. CCxxIxeEAa-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

Ciso--e + Baer. Esq- q Reaiins. spent
Saturday ana q portion Il saallay in sorElsF-
~ WISHING his zgs3 u1osller- Who i n verr
sieiie--e lieal.h. He lea f5r New YORK sun
dzy afternoon. 20 attend , useszing q ibe
ssackholae-s u tas Ssafh Renn Raiiroad.
whica : 10 Be held in that sity to-day. Mr.
Bacr eKFrgsses hiaiss8 ~ being ooHhient
thar ,lc ro1l Vii - completed. and that
xa-k XII be commeaoed IN il a an cary
ssr.
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For Sale.

Es-s fgr hafcisiHv fron prize winning
; c Bro~n Lsgfiorns and Bunny strain.
Ny breeding birds are from tie yaris ei
7 E Orr and A. W Aaoiph. oxssrd. Ohio.
and arr prize takers. also few Poland Chi
IA pigs Brec5srs recorded IN tie o P. C. r
Rass F. DAVIS.
Soiners.f. Ps.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

BlIy Waite the eensieuazfsly and eislig-
ing oonducror on the some-Ss 4 Cambria
Raiir1ad. vas 3 caller Al the HEEtLn sanc-
iuIn SATURDAY afternoon. L isn't often that
Blly takes day otf, t1; be r a welcome
visitor vite-exer be egss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

We learn from the Berlin Errgai that Nr
"a Hoover. tie 8rrfhesrsliey iisliIler.
hsa his eallar hsae broken By fAllias tim
ber Ehile easa-=a n paliins loan an old
building. Weina-.lar morning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25
A Government Officer as Lottery
DAzge-

The statement was paS,islIsi Tlursi.y
tbas p'sasioa-Assisi Barclay hesl on. half q
lottery ticket NJ l2si5. sAich drew ths
cziatal Prize % si5eo03 the other half sesnz
held by Paila,ieigi.ia uerkingrslen- VI
Barclsy aeknoTiesisel ii,e tru1h Of the sszte-
nleuI. and las Iliez-l the matter IN ths
bands Of tie Adams ExI.ress Company. Al
inscearacy 1 nstel ia the facs that the o.
fcaai aaaoaoenssf q the d-aEinE say-
ulekei No I2Gi5 : held IN Washington, D
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

Tie B-aIsors STR remarks a The man
who stands by the ssse of 4 trocf brook, la.
debts ali pad. bis bnssness reasonably ts-sz-
EssreEis, lris wife zna family IN good healIh.
and q ie~P Frosi in sizht. y which = dazez
ssrzskies eanesiss zre ready sar : fslszse hz.
in sign nine-ssrfh- Of all the haPEznsss
xhich any one sess tEsss SIDE q hezren-'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

NJ Il : kzaf8er llas perfected arrange
nienis WITH the weste-n Union Telegraph
Company 10 receive daily the -e=ult Sf tie
games ofthe Leagle an. Association. Tie
bulletin bazra Vii be IA front of his eigzr
szure
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25
Neu Ern-

i sou ned = good Watch, Clock. Or any
tllins in tie Jsrsl-y line, - 10 NsT & C1-e-
t=er's. We also Do AL kinds Of reF.ai-inE
promptly, and IN the besl zo-ks-aalike
uisHnsr- Doa't f1rss. tae rs1o-, 70 ,.
C4se,seers Back.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25
A pNIyIsTRAToR.s NoTIcK

E-ss1e a Airasei PsY.ey. se-a- iaze 4 esse-na-
hslsfrr Yea. -.s1e-s-- Co Pa
Letters - ss114-r1 ssrrsfits aE ass11e e--zte hF
zzz t--eH zrz1.eSl - ne 1- 3c--iz1e4 =. he
F7cEse- s71foc-7-r- nfif1fc ! ae7sT zfg<H - Al
rr->zss t-ssekse6 - sd s-z-e - IszEt s-zr7e1-
ste Eer-1sf1. AID ss-z s-st- rlzlzzs zzzi7zs< tie
sane z1lz F-1-, t1e1a si1sy Hathf1If .fz-ed fo-
-<-fiz-se7- a -str-1sT Na- - 7Sss e th- eEiee
= 80 4szrinlsErz-or II Ec5se-sEiise. n sad
1oEEsAs7.. A 4 CLARK
a7Eu AEziEir-z.or-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-25

A o1ru4etiiive eTaHliaaiioa fgr iic I nlied
siates Naral caieiship 4r Annapolis will -
he'd at sorner~ct 81 Welnesiay, Nay End
Tie physical examination v-iii b. c07da1iea
by ihe Pensisn Board q examining s,Ir-
-sons e. Souaerset csun;y, and the eoIass,-
5tire examfnssion hy = commiriee & tliree
% he drs i.,natel by Caaeressnlan >cull- The
sucos-sful candidate ziIl Report al ihe Naval
Ae4itnsy %. Nay l5ih