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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-31

Having seen nothing from this neck
o'woods in the columns Of the HERALD for
some time, thought a sew items might be Of
interest to its many readers
Owing 10 the extremely wet weather farm
ens are not getting through with their aI
work The great query seems to be, when
viii il quit raining
Our merchant c. A. Waiter. has his store
room filed to over lowing with new soods
and is doing a thriving business
Tbs old hotel. at which Gen. WASHINGTON
was once entertained has been torn down
and replaced by one Of more modern archi-
lecture, and The proprietor with his sml-
ing face and winning ways IS ready to enter
tain the travelling public in the best possible
manner
Our new furniture store owned By Enabie
4 son, Is flled chuck fall OF ali kinds 81
household goods which they are selling
cheaper han the cheapest.
our blacksmith. Mr.. Market, who has the
reputation Of being the best sheer in the
county Is also doing . thriving business and
the merry ring Of his anvil can be heard from
morn Till night, reminding the school chill
dren who pass OF the words Of Longfellow-
The children coming home from school
look in at the open door. They love to see
the Gaming forge and hear the bellows roar
and catch the Burning sparks, chat ay Ike
chaff from a threshing door.
Our school. which has been in session Cor
one month, is in a fourshing condition
averaging IS out of an enrolment OFF,. our
school house too is a model Of neatness and
comfort and IS a credit to the board Of d.
rectors that built it.
On saturday last the school board Of Nil
ford met at our quiet village to pay of taeir
teachers bur. although the board had adj
j0grned on the I5th Of september last TO
meet at Gebharts on the last Saturday IA
October to issue orders for the teachers pay
and to transact such business IS might be
brought before then- only three members
put in their appearance, and after waiting
patiently until 3 p. r.. without a quorum
Eltt- heiAh. u tc NF1-1 AsHdA7 4i7ttlGAf VIZ
dispatched upon the back eta Texan Bu0a
che to bring in one Of the absent members,
and in a short time the Prof returned the
beast covered with foam and himself with
mud. but with him the one man necessary
to constitute a quorum, when a President
pro tenn was hastily appointed, the necessary
signature affixed to each order the Root of
ali evil handed over by the Treasurer. and
The ~sch0oEmas5ers aad schsoi-marns went
IN their war rejoicing and ready for another
month 5 work.
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Two Strangers appeared II Ms kasts Sc
hon. GA Clinton street. Johnzrown. en We'd
nesday. and after drinking 3 glass Of beer
asked the bartender 10 cash an order for 81
on the JohnSaown Savings Bank. The bar
tender refused, sas Mr.. F. heinmycr, who
WIS present, told the strangers 10 90 TO Gels
Foster & Q rim, who might accommodate
them. These gentlemen sent TO tie bank IL
Ecials 10 ascertain i John Jsnosko. whose
name WIS signed, had any money IN the
bank, and were informei thas he had that
very morning given the required txo weeks
notice TO withdraw the cash. This seemed
all right, and Gels, Foster 4 Quinn gave the
men the money, and they divided il. About
this time Mr.. Jonosko, who lives in Cambria,
Appeared at the bank and informed the OIL
Gals his bank book had been stolen. Two
strangers had spent the previous night at his
place, and the book disappeared At the same
time they went next morning. Two men
visited the bank and tried to draw the money.
bat the two weeks notice prevented, and
they gave the notice. signing Jonosko's
name. Gels, Foster & Qainn were at once
notified by the bank people that Jencsk0's
book hsd been stolen. bur the strangers al
ready had the money. kilograms were sent
70 towns along the railroads. and u telegram
from Somerset. Wednesday evening. stated
that two men answering the descriptions had
been arrested there. Mr. James Quinn and
Constable Josiah Waters vent up Thursday
morning and proceeded to the jail. Mr..
Quinn identified enc of them as the party
who had obtained the money from him.
The men thereupon acknowledged their
guilt ana gave their names as Michael Ba-
chor and Andy Humbrosky. They came
here from Illinois in search OF work and,
stopping with Jonosko, on Wednesday morn
ing found bis handbook, on which they
were told they could get the money. They
went % the bank, as related above, and then
went to Kast's saloon and wrote the order,
to which Jonosko's name was signed. and
on which the money vas obtained They
also implicated "A man with a red NOUS
tach who was at the Somerset & Cambria
station when they were about to board the
train, and who, threatening to give them
away. II be were not gwen half the money
was accommodated with $50. He has Il o
been seen since.
The men were searched by Constable Wa
tiers At Somerset, and sSs5 were found in
Humbrosky possession, while Bacbor had
only S429. The officer took charge Of the
money. and brought The prisoners to W
on the :. & c, when they were taken to the
lookup, stripped Of their clothing, and again
searched, but no more money was found.
That they were shrewd is shown by the
fact that they purchased tickets for Ssoyes-
town, and paid their fare from there to SOM
erset.
The accused had a hearing before Justice
little on Thursday evening, and they were
held in $50 bail each for their appearance al
next term ofcourt On the charge Of obtain
ing money under false pretense. The men
were well dressed and did not have the ap-
pearanee OF being scoundreIs-JohaEorH
He-n{d.
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MARRIED.

wITT-SCHRUCE.-At the Reformed
parsonage. somerset Pa Oet 90 lsss. by
Rev. Hiram King George r WIFI and Hiss
Mary A. scirock both Of summit Nils pa
res
idence Of the bride 3 parents. on sunday DE-
tuber :. 1sss. By VIM II. Miller. E-4 NJ.
John Romeburs 70 Mrs sarah J shosmau.
both Of this county
NEYERS-sARvER-At the residence
Of the BRIDE parents. on Tuesday. October
Is, ISIS By Rev Philson Berkey Mr.. John
F. Meyers and Mss Mary Sarvsr. both Of
Allegheny Township Somerset Co, Pa
BAER-BEoWS-On Thursday. October
Is. 1855. a. the residence Of Joseph Brown
near sand Patch, g. Rev Ozas p Harsh
nan. Mr. owen Baer 20 Miss Ellen Brown.
both ofGreenvilEe Township. somerss Co.
Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-31

The buteheriux season has conmenced
and ere long saasfges and buckwbsaf cakes
viii be all TIE rage
Rain aud snow Is the order Of the day here
either one or tie other having visited as
every dh7 sor the past month.
Misses EnlRa lands and Cora weigls
visited relatives and friends at J0hnztoNn
and South FORK last week. They report an
enjoyable tine.
Old ~Stonyereek = sosId for Harrison. Nor.
ton and the whole ticket, and wiz roll up
the largest Republican majority N her bis
tory. Watch her and zee.
Theirs are several steam threshers bnsily
engaged in this township sntshiag Up the
fall shrsshiEg. II which a large proportion
jet renIains 10 be done
One night last week several dogs attacked
a aock Of sheep belonging to Mr. David Wei
gle and made almost a clean sweep, leaving
only three cut Of nurteen.
Our township schools nave now beer IA
operation for three weeks. and are progress
ing ineiy. We have o heard q single
word Of complaint. and the ieachers al seen.
to give entire satisfaction.
A large portion Of the potato crop Of this
township yet remains in the ground. and
most Of the corn IS unhuskesi. This condi-
lion Of things IS c~hArgeabIe 10 the extremely
wet and cold weather Of the past month.
One Of the best colts seen in this section
for many s day was brought to ~shanksville
one day last week by Mr.. Pierce Fisher The
animal is but a year old, and on being
weighed tipped the beam at I90 pounds.
The Walker brass band IS practicing every
other evening now. in order that they may
be in readiness to ATTEND she political finer
al Of ore Grover Cleveland. on November
sth- We hope every Republican viii turn
pa on that day. and help bury The Demo
critic party
A m1st distressing accident. ami one that
will in all probability prove fatal, bsfea Nr.
jacob Rayman, Appointment citizen OF this
township. on Friday morning last. While
oa bis way home, and IN crossing the som
erSet and Cambria Railroad II snyder sta
ton, be was run into By Al extra freight
train. The horse was killed instantly, the
wagon completely demolished and Mr.. Ray
man resolved injuries which the attending
physician, Dr.. J. NJ Louther, o fsomersei
says ne caHno survive.
S-uaNKsyILLE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-31

Jacob Rayman, one Of the best Known far
mers in stouycneek township, met with a
very serious accident shortly after noon.
Friday, and his escape from 4 horrible death
must Be regarded a. msrveious. Mr.. Ray
man was on Lis way to somerset, driving in
a buggy. and in attempting IN cross the track
Of the Somerset & Cambria Railroad at the
Hanier crossing: a short distance north Of
Snyder station. he vas caught by z north
bound height train running Al a high rata Of
speed The iorse, buggy and driver we're
tossed into the air IS high as the ~loeoElotives
smoke stack. Foster Walter, the engineer
Of the freight locomotive, discovered the
horse and buggy IN the track. but owing 10
the high rate Of speed a. which Il WIS ran
ring and the heavy grade they were de-
soending. was unable to check up IN time to
avert the sccident. The train was brought
70 a stand still as soon as possible and back
ed up to the scene Of the ancident There Mr..
Ray man was found lying about three rods
from the track. only slightly bruised. but
-uncunsrioas. He was harr ediy Carried to
a n~eighboring house, and Or. Louther was
summonei 10 care for him. Mr.. Rayu1an
continued ia an insensiole condition anti 3
O'clock saturday morning, when be recover
ed consciousness and asked where be was
and What had happened Barring an ugly
bump on the flrshead and = thorough shak-
ing up Mr. Ravman sseEns TO have suffer
ed no other injuries and exuerts 20 be ahonf
asain IN his usual eoadS1;ou ia the course o.
4 few days The horse was thrown On enc
side Of the track and without having any
bones broken, was nevertheless instantly
killed The buggy was scattered along the
J Opposite side IN hundreds Of PIECES
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-31

When such grand opportunities await you
in West Virginia. Maryland. and TIE E-mous
Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, a section pos
sessing all the requisites for health. comfort
and prosperity.
No region in the United States Is attract
ing greater attention than those States PEG
pie from the North. West. and exfreme Sogth
are looking thaE way with the vieH Of loea-
ting. Improved farm lands are 10 be Obtain
ed at from = per acre and upwards, amin
proved timber and grazing lank Al Fom g.
to d per acre
Rich mineral lands are cheap, excellent
water powers, manufacturing sites, business
locations. etc. are numerous. Tie schools
and churches are excellent the people are
hospitable and extend a warm welcome 20
new corners. The climate Is ~1nequaied, no
severe storms OF cyclones. and no contagious
diseases.
If you wish to know more about these
States you should write to N. Y. Richards
Land and Emigrant Agent. B so. Railroa3.
Baltimore, Md, stating what you want and
he VII give you full information free Of
charge.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

- a regular stated meeting ofthe Wo-
mems Home and Foreign Missionary socie-
o. ofthe Evangelical Lutheran Church al
S,oy=town. the following resolutions were
adopted
WuEsEAs. Il has pleased Almighty God
in His ininite wisdom to remove from our
society two Of 4 members. viz Mother
D0r.as stltIer and Mother Sarah Pearson,
therefore be 10
Resoted, That while VI deplore their loss,
and bow in submission 70 the Divine decree
we extend to the bereaved families oar heart
felt sympathy.
Resoiusa That By the death Of these two
aged mothers the society has lost two Of its
worthy members.
ResoiaeL That the foregoing resolutions
be spread on the minutes Of the society md
that a copy be furnished the editors Of the
Berlin Rec1rd and Somerset HER,LD for pub
l~cafon.
Mss C4aOLrSE BEREEr.
Ms. SCsAE A HARLEY.
Ms. MiRGABET SHAFgEE,
Committee.
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prof. c. 3. Cooks Success.

We have received numerous compliments
from friends Of ogr schools for the correct
and neat styic Of the Roll Of Hodar publish
ed in the Union last week Many expressed
their surprise at the number Of pupils enroll
Ell in the two schools. SIS. and also at the
average attendance of % per cent This in
deed speaks well for the management Of the
schools. and the Principals. c. B. Cook, Of
the Charters. and C. J.. Fisher. Of the Mans
field, both Of whom came amcng Us As
strangers only a few weeks since, have
already shown themselves to be the right
men in the right place -Aussed Esion-
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the rriennial Assessment.

The work cf making the trienuial assess
men; viii begin next month. IN this assess-
menf the names Of all taxable persons are
set down with The occupation Of each and Il
description OF the property, both real and
personal. aud. also, all objects made taxable
by the laws OF this commonwealth together
with a fill and Just valuation thereof The
real estate exempt IRON taxation ars court
house. jail, schools, churches. semiaaries.
cemeteries. grave yards, toll bridges, station
houses. e. PA~rsonases are 40, exempt and
must be assessed
While making n assessment the assessors
viii preface an enrolment OF all male per
sons between the ages ef Il and - years, to
Be knoxn Is the military roll
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-31

AIicock,s are the only genuine Porous
Plasters. They aes qziekly and with GER
taipty, and can be worn FOR weeks without
causing pain or Inconvenience They are
Invaluable in cases Of spinal Weakness. Kid
ney and Pulmonary Difficulties. Malaria,
Ague Cake. Liysr Complaint. Dyspepsia,
Strains. rheumatism. Lnmbago, Sciafica.
Heart, Spleen and stsmash Troubles, ard
al local pains.
Beware os limitations and dom be deceiv-
ed By Misrepresentation. Ask for Allcoek's,
and let no explanation or solicitation induce
yon 70 accept a substitute
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-31

Republican Meetings.

At PEsvILL
The Republicans Of Somerset No. , held
a meeting at Sipesvlle Friday evening ow-
ing to the very disagreeabie weather the an
dienee was not as large a il otherwise would
have been, but a more enthusiasts crowd
never assembled in the sipesviile school
house. Chairman C. c. Shafer called the
meeting to order and nominated Mr.. Perry
Umbergsr for President. Mr. NJ Beam was
elected Vice President, and J.. J Pile. David
A. Swank, John Casebeer and Geo Fritz,
Secretaries.
The speakers were Or. A. EndsIey and
Prot y. b Cutehfeld.
At KNswooD.
A large ana enthusiastic meeting WIS held
at Kingwood. Saturday afternoon. The
meeting wis organized hy the eleetson ofthe
following officers President, JOSIAH Ger
hard. Esq Vice Presidents, John Crossen,
jeremiah King john F. Kresar, Jacob Wei
nier Secretaries. Thomas Williams, David
Philippi, Francis May, Daniel sechier
Alexander Biabaugh.
Speeches were-made By Capt W. II San
uer and y. b Crtchdeld
At rRENr.
One Of the largest and best meetings that
has been held in the coanty during the pre-
sent campaign was addressed by Prof. y. B.
Critehfeld and Capt W H. ssnner Al Trent
Midilecreek township, SATURDAY evening.
Mr.. P. X Moore was chosen 10 preside
over the meeting with David Barclay Josiah
Crise. solomon Pile. Daniel Barclay and I.
a Putnam for Vice President, and T. W.
Pile, F. B. Uphose, q. W. Gross, Josiah
Barron, Noah Hemminger and Vim. Pile,
for Secretaries. The meeting was heldin front
Of Mr.. A II Brugh's store. Mr.. Brugh's
little six-year-old daughter insisted on hear
ing the speeches and frequently started the
applause which was literally rewarded the
speakers. The Milford mounted Harrison
and Morton club. with their excellent band,
was present. This club had TO travel over
four miles 10 attend the meeting. t 5 com
posed OF tried and true Republicans.
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xEDsEsBA
Repu6acan County commlttss-


Republican County Committee
The ioll1wing named gentlemen conPose
the list ior the ensuing year.
Adasson-B. f. FaLmer.
Allegheny No. IL. C. Deeter.
Allegheny No. z-Geo. Il. Martin.
Black-G. l. Miller.
Berlin Borough-W s. Matthews
Bsutherzralley-s s Forney.
ConemauEh-A +. Swauk.
Csninence B0r0agh-V. 81. Biack.
Ekiiek 40. l. Lloyd Beaehy.
Fiklick No 2-Chnstain Folk.
Gssenvfle-Fred Durr.
Jeiferon-Frederick shaulis.
Jsuner-R g. C0vode.
Iennertowu Borough-D. l. WAND
Lanmer-L G.. Dom.
Lower rarkeyiy0f-J J. Rush
Meyersdale Borough ". Lichty-
Miidlecreek-jesse Whipkey
NHori-R. H Doll.
Northanpton-W II. Poorbaagh-
Nsx CeuteryHle Borough-Pefer Pile
New Baltimore Boroagh-John oieorse
ogIe-E J. seese.
Faint-I. +. Fonst.
gaemahoniuE-John haner-
Rockwood Bo-ough-M Il HarizelL
salisbury Boraugb-W r. Deioaer.
ssaae-M .. Reel
,msrset Bor1asa-Dr. J. F. Biesecker.
Co. E L| -
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It IS situated two miles west Of sioyest0wu
along the pike. containing seven acres. On
which there is crested anew dwelling house,
a stable, and other Necessary oatbuildings-
Two springs. with good wafer. A young
orchard, containing choice appls, peach
prune- plum, ounce and pear trses. for SEQ.
in 500 payments. For further Information
inquire II property. OF address
l. b. MILLER. ~Lavansville, Pa
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Republican Meeting ana Pole Rails
ing in Ozls Township.

On Saturday afternoon list the Bep1hl-
cans Of ogie township, Somerset county Pa.
raised a Harrison and Morton pole, very
successfully at Ogieton, about scventy-lse
feet in length. There were no regular speak
ers present. neither any Democrats, 50 it vas
not deemed neccessary that anyone should
speak. While the stars and stripes were
being aoateI 10 the breeze. three rousins
cheers were given. Some three or four old
veterans were OF the ground who expressed
themselves that they will vote a they shot
and advised others 10 follow saiL that Is for
Harrison. Morton Protection. and the Union.
It has been a~anoanee1 that Messrs- CT
fruth and Gastiger Of Somerset viii hold a
meeting IT Ogletan pa Friday next All THAI
will vote A. the south shot will be apt 70 be
present. that is for Cleveland. Thurman
Free Trade snd slavery.
some Of the Democrats venture to say that
Cleveland viii carry Pennsylvania They
might as well attempt to carry him and The
rebel battle flags to the moon. Cox.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-31

The following named persons have been
drawn 70 serve As jurors at the December
term oGCourt, beginning on Monday, the
10Th day
GRAND URoRs
Addison-Parick Aimmy. Thomas F.
Green.
Allegheny Frederick Miller, John s4r-
yer
Bro,bersgalley-Benj 6. Hay.
Couemaugh-samueI Thomas. Simon
Thomas.
Confluence Borough-y. NJ. Black.
Eklick-Ephraim J.. Folk.
Grenvile-Josiah y. Lint.
Jefersou-George !. Flick.
Lower MISREPRESENTATION Yoankin, J.
L. Hyatt.
Northampton-Wm Bauman. Jos. Boyer.
Quemahoning-John Hamer, John Ack-
erman.
Salisbury Boroush-cavin T. Hay.
Somerset B0rough-Am0s W. Knepper,
VIM Houpt-
sonserset-George F. Barron, Philip Ben
ford
st0nycreek-Lewis c Lambert.
Sammit-A.C. Harner.
rRAFEszE JuRoRs-FIRsr WEEK.
Addison-eharles z. Roberts Peter Stuck
Thomas J Bird, ofN,mh.
Anegheny-Augustus Dayman. Francis
Sabre.
B~Iaek-samael J wsimer.
B,rfhersvalley-JOhn Stahl, saml EngIe
Ekliek-D j. Johnson.
Gseensiae-samusi Y. Yutzy. Ephraim
Mckenzie
Jssersoa-WesIsy J. BraGehsr, Ephrim
d shaT.r.
Jenner-DanieI Figge.
Meyersdale Borough-wm. G. Lint, J. II.
FriedliRe.
Middlecreek-Hiram Uphouse, smith B.
King.
Nilord-Isaiah Flick.
Northumberland Martz. Jacob Emer-
lex. Peter C.. Bruck.
Qaemahouing-wEHam RiEinger, Jacob
Koonfz.
Somerset Borough-Elwood Rice, Jacob
Nef, Jr.
somerset-Amos J. Shaalis, Geo. C. Lich-
ty, John II. custer, C. n. Miller, Aug. Kuhs.
stonycreek-Hiram II. Grady, John NJ.
Yoder. Albert Wright
summit-John B Miller, Frank Enos.
Upper Turkeyfoot-Ephraim Miner.
Ursina Borough-B. F. Snyder.
rHRTzazE IURoRs-rooxD WEEK
Addisou-s. J. Ringer. J. :. Hartsen, c.
Risheberger.
Alegheny-Conrsd Hochstettier, Israel
C~oughenour, Henry Hartge.
Bisck-Pgter Snyder, Francis Snyder.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brubaker.
Communications l. Ycder.
Con6uencs Borough-Thomas Brown, T.
B. Frautz.
EIklick-Monroe Kretchnan, Milton J..
Beachy. Lewis ;. Maust.
Jeffenson-A 3. Howard.
Jenner-MIton C~uieh6eld, John Thomas,
Aaron Walker.
Larimer-D d. Long.
Meyersdale Borough. ". TruxaIl.
Middlecreek-6e0rge W. Cr1mer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Warner
New centreville Borough-Wm. A. Miller.
QuemahoningeJoseph Saagle-
Salisbury Borough@Samuel KOontz.
shade-Levi B. Manages, Henry Smith,
John Felix
Somerset Borough--Abers A. Sanuer, Da-
vid Friedline.
Somesst-David Weller Jacob P. Fried
/ line, Isaac G. Jones, Jonas Custer.
southampton Amos TsoGtman-
Upper Turkey soot-Hernan Phillippi-
Unina Borough-paniel Rhosds.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-31

Customers Or groceries, finest line. lowest
process. Q~nsensware- the largest stock and
best IN the market cheap. Glassware. Hobby
line and fancy styles Hanging. bracket and
stand lamps. latest styles very cheap. In
wiIlowsae the bettera has Dropped eut-proE
its ne conssdenton. JOB los Of bargains in
soaps, dried fruits, canned goods. re. More
in particular after the election
Ed B. CoFyRorz.
Ne. 2 Baers Block.
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Public Notice.
PHIL0x

I hereby give public notice that ! hare
disposed Of my entire stock of general mer-
ehandise to my sons who viii continue the
business as the Sipe Brothers I return my
thanks 70 my customers for their liberal pat
ronage during my long business experience
aud request them to continue the same to
my sons.
PETER SIPS
srPEsvILLE. Ps., October ~. ISIS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-31

Local Institute
Following 5 the program Of the local in
satute to be held At Crsina, on November
Sta and 10th
FRIDAY EvESISs SESSION
Opens At 30. With music. foglowef by or
g~anizadon-
Recitation By C. & McNiUan.
Realizing. by Miss Name Zimmerman
Adlress The People and the Puhlir
schools By Prof J M Berkey.
Music
Reading rs Miss Blanche shaw.
saTusoay NoRsIxa sE-sIox
Opens Al . clock, with queries.
Lessons 10 Advanced Reaiing by c. r.
Mcmillan
Essay. by Miss Cora Bird
Primary Reading. with CAss Dill. Mss
Matte Colborn
Intermisziou. Music. Queries.
Lessons for tie little oikS by Prof y II.
Sumner.
/. Reading By Miss MIry McCHatoek
Methods Of Teaching Adsay-ri History.
with Class Drill y. B. Fa-sone-
General Remarks.
~AFTEEyocS SESSION.
Opens at 40 With music. hllowed By
queries
Primary teaching Il numbers, with class
dill, By Mrs Hattie Hanson.
Reading, By C. Z Philippi
school Government. by Prof R. r sanuer.
General remarks.
AL topics VIII b. open @r general Discus
sion. All persons interested in education
are invited TO attend
y II ssSSsE r r SNsSER,
y. B. CoDEH B. F. HASSN
Committee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-31

J. u HOLDERBAUW. central Block, SOM
enset Penn'a.
Offers this week Mems Boys and Chiideus
Suits and Ovsreoais.
Gents Furnishing Cooks. a big line Of
GLOVES Mitiens, etc.
Hats Cape Boots & shoes.
Capetn- and Oh Cloths.
Ladies Coats in Newnlarkets Jackets and
Dolmans. Ar -0ver-stoek and viii sell
very low Zone and see the bargains before
you boy.