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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-11
MARRIED.


WALKER -RAYMAN.-At the residence
Of the brides parents on Thursday. Decern-
her p iss7, by Eidsr D. II Walker. Mr
William Walker and Mss Nora Z. Rayuian.
both Of 50 nserses County, Pa
HETrZAAN-WEIGLE- -Atthe resi.ieuee
Of the brides mother. in shanksyii!e. On
Tuesday. January 3 issS, by Rev. J. ].
Weleh. NJ Richard HeitzBan. If Nebraska
and Aiiss Mary Wei2ls. Of samerse, ca. Pa
WOOD -KNEPPER the residence
of Mr.. c A. BCanaksr. in Berlin. Pa, on
SUNDAY, Janaazy 1. Isss. by Rev John H :
Knepper, Mr. R9test A. Moods. Of Home
ssesi Pa, and Mss Emma : Knepf~r. Of
Berlin, Pa
0ELER-wAGNER-Ai the residence OF
the brides parents a. Forward, Pa. On sun
dsy. the 2s;h ,iay of Isz,erTfer. Iss7, ty W
Z. Lohr. EzQ.. NJ James O5isr, of Johns
town. Rs and Ms Emma Wagner, Of For-
ward p
NtiDER-FeRSEY- the resi1ence Of
; : Farney. ESa near Berlin, Pa. on
THURSDAY, January ). Isss. by Rev John H
KuepFer. ReF 3 L YosIer. OF Fails city.
Neb., and Miss Annie Fo-ney. Of Brothers
valley Twp. Somerset Co. Pa.
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DIED.

fQnER.-At Sii,tliecreek, Eikhart Co
Indians. IN November a lss1, Nr. David
c, Y,sieF. aged 20 years, mauths and 81
days.
Mr. Yoier was raised aud lived in S,o-
nyc7eek Township, somersei Coanty. Pa,
until 1873. when he sold his Erin and NOV
si to The above nAmei Plaee. where be died.
He died faithful member Of the Aniish
Mennonite Church Tor many years
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Knights Of tne Golden Eagle.

The following are the Officers OF star Of
Somerset Castle No. lsl. Of Somersei. Pa.
for The ensuing six months term
Bssi Chief-A J. Hiieman.
Noble Chief-E II Werner.
Yice f,hief-I nuenEo Geisier-
High Briesg-k Rufus l. Yaiiel
venerable Hernia B. Conrad.
Master Of Reoori>-H p hsrroa.
Clerk Of EzeheqqeF-Nahlaa scisropk-
keeper or Exche4Hss-sf Il Hough,
Sir Herald-Ed- l. Fsx
Worthy Bari-James DAVIS.
WORTHY CONGRATULATIONS rreat
Ensign-irYin Waiter.
E~4uire-I. ; Baker
First Guarlsnsan- -Cilas Coleman
second GqsrismAn-saa Happs
Frustss-J ! Aiiief
Representative 10 Grand cas,le-James
Davis.
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FEBRUARY 1ST

se-Ineh aH-sool Trict CIoth. sold az 7sess
Red Letter marx eocts.
i2-Inch aIl-seol Trioos cloih ssld AZ sets
Red Le1er Hark sscts.
is-Ineh ali-xu-sl Trsso, Cio7h sid AZ - Cts.
Red Letter Marx - ets.
4s-Ins.h Black an-woI C4shnlenes. sold ai
81 5. Red Letter Mark 81 90.
ss-Inch Black all-wooi Czsl.rne7es sold al 81.
Red Ietter Marx s5cts.
ss-Ineh Black all-wool eashme1es solda1 s-l-e,
Rel Letter Marx 75cts
9s-Inch Black aIl-wooi CasbBie-es sold AZ sc
Red Letter Marx fs5cts-
islInch Back ail-Vool Cashmerss s0ldAf &C,
Red Letter Marx 5sc.
'ssIneh Black ail-yFool c.ashueres sola az Sl,.
Rszi Letter Marx 4se
E'-hleh Black Siis War, Cashusrss SAID al
Al =. RsI Ketter Marx 81 o.
'is-gssa Riaek slk Warp Cashrnsns -oli al
81 @ Rei Lester Marx ~
= Earh Euleg Dress Goots I'd a. 75ets, Rea
Lefser Nart 0,efs
42-IaeA Filscg E7ess G,,-zs sag9 y tsss,, Rs.t
Lsser Eazt51aL
4f'-IaeA ail-srs{ lsl-gt CsssAlsere saEf ~ G3c..
Rel Lsas 1ark 5eosz
sss-E-c4 c51ooei oasazors s3ls az 4lzss, Ri
Lsar Ezrs spcts
S5-Ineh Col0rei Cashmeresold AZ s5cis.,
Red Letter Mark 9sts.
34-Ineh Fancy Dress Goods Soli AZ 25cts-
Red Letter Marx 9tscts.
2+Ineh FaDey Dssss eToosis sold 81 alcts.
BED Letter Mark l5c-
2i-lBeh tiancy Drsss Goods sold 81 l5cts-.
Red Letter Marx i2c-
2+Inch Fancy Dress Goods sold AZ I2cts.
Red Letter Mark l0c-
24-Inch Fancy Dress e7ooas sold az l0s-ts-
Bed Letter Marx Sc
2-Ineh Fancy Dress Goois sid Al Scts.,
Rel Letter Marx e..
-.,4-Inch Fancy I.Eess Goods soid az g.,
BED Letter Marx 5c
.s2-Ihsh Cotton Pain Dress Goods re-
duced ~ 4e
aEIReh six Pushes reduced 10 81 40
lS-Inch . 90.
- NelveteeIs reduced 70 Sc
- AAAA LAE-AAA- -Al4 II A-f-Ae- Ir-
dgessi 10 l2lc.
27-Ineh Fancy Cretons sold at lze.. Ee-
duced 10 lOc
3+Inch Fancy Cretons saisi AZ 1o.., reduc-
ed 10 Sc
24-Inch Lancaster 6ingtams reduced 10
Te.
Inch tsinghams reduced 70 &C.
- = Country Cloths sold at l0c, re,iuc-
ed 70 Sc
54-lneh Jnite for Table C5overS s.le5 at tslc-,
reduced To 50r.
All good Dark -.s<oy=s reduced to &c.
SheeIig, siicces reduced to &c
5s-inch Bleache,l and Unbleached Mus
iins reduced 10 8. :. and &C.
Bleaehed and Unhleached Shee.iaz and
and Pillow Case Musllss, greatly re-
duced
Cantor Flanneh at ), s. :, ;. and Toe
Tickia& from 5, 70. - and l5c
Canton Flannel Fancy shirtinSs redac-
ef % -
Shirtings Of all kinds refla.oe1
Blankets SkaEk, aRd ladies Goats 81
Cess
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Lamar Clears the Wss.

WAsHIysIisA. Ian 1--fiseoor7espsBfience
es4lea yt-ssriAy, ia which Mr. Lamar re-
signs the Secret4ryship Of the Interior and
President Cleveland socep,s il. xas INSIDE
public today. Mr.. Lamar states that, as
ether nominations depend on tis sSsaf.Tz1a-
ton Of his elE-ihIisrNs 10. the Sapreme
,.s'seIs Re th'nAs il tsst 70 tiissessAie his ap-
T-aintRleni from the others xhieA are s.,.sL
ing and allow il u sEsai sasiEesy q is
merits txsCse The seEaie-
frsiSsels Cleveland, N seeepSing The re.
sisnAfioa, speaks IN unusually warm terms
of Mr.. Lamar. SERVICES and Of his close
I<s~afsAi frieadship.
II Is understood thai Mr.. Lamar VIII re-
hnqu;sh Office Oh Tuesday.
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a wny widow.

SsELETrrrzE, Isp-- Jan s.-Nr. Iaeoi
Dr.ger q youns farmer livinr near gisi~ city
Yesterday iiiei a s2sa.s damage sssif ;e-aiEasi
Mary Z Sisffoni. handsome yoans willow
living IN this esty, Cor breach of marriage
ccntrzet- Jaa0b Is tiIiry-foar years If s<s,
tive years her senior. suf many year junior
in sbiiity 10 look cut for number one. ac-
corsiing to the allegations made in his com
pIaint, which shows that the sly iisiIe widow
worked him TO the queen's taste She irst
got him to dess her iot worth saso; then
sise gus him 10 put a nice barn on the lot I;
shen she induced him 70 pay 500 for repairs
on Der house, and 81 different times wheeled
him out Of varioas suns amounting in the
asgregaie 10 about $40. which she got osser-
sibiy 70 use in purchasing her welding out
6f
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ssor. eoora For Rent.

The best Ascatei store roorn in Somerset
nov occupied By Mrs Sshrock and family a.
a fancy notion. millinery and paper essAb
hsbmeElt. is for rens from April lsss. Her,
= splendid opportunity for a live msn OF
woman to 70 into business The nom i
large and commands q good trade. with good
light. healthy location, in Mammoth Block.
on Main Cross street Persons desiring TO
rent must cali on or address
JoHS II THL
Son,rrser Pa
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AavsrtisadLetters-

- i'ains leire-s s1l p,~iais remain
- - - - -se= Is ssrsen~l. wiIl bessnt
2 ias la3 Lister 0aes IS nal eal.sd sar
'l lea days zom tai. aals. January
a''1m. 4 Beal jacob W. Brown
ann Bzksr John ?. carrnAny. J H.
AasEe Carpenter J. T. Card
= Hover Mihe Jones " J.;
@ Auhns pauiei Mo~ioiier
sass leag Naier, Mrs Amy
7sph, . E NesiioF IA G, Nal
Aaae Orb, Ro.a Ro;h. Dznie
s4a- NJ Bralns siamlis Levi shan
''on sp4nsler Ciem wiltrDuf.
Hasnah wemsn. Jessn
f-.--tos>er isaac s4hL Elder wm.
J K 'laFFRgTH. P. n
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Grover Scoreo.

BsLTIsoKE. Jan s-in the Yethofis {
Rnaeises assIns. to-day. Rev Mr. Gieuarn
se1<i paper entitled $ A protest against the
aston OF prssiden, Cleveland in sending q
copy Of the Constitution Of the United states
TO Pope Leo Kill on the occasion Of the -
cent jubilee Of the latter The prosess ex-
cited considerable discussion the members
being about equally divsis.i
II ~sz insisted by some Of those who
favored the protest that II was "a Official re-
eeguifion Of the Pops ofice- when be i
only the head Of a church. which the canssi-
sation. BY implication, prohibits The mat
TER wa< referred 70 eommitfee, which is
expected 20 report next week
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Rejoicing at Cincinnati.

CfseIssaII, Jan e.-About O'Clock this
nsorning the weloome whislie i sss VOW
bosi Eagle, the SoenGz. "a TIE PstiSba7gh
coal as.. ss9niSei al the wharf u sas
greetfi With enthusiasm tolIowing il came
az Intervals the HoraeI M. ,, Beaver. sam
Clark. John Moran. Resolute. John Iysle,
Diamond. and Raymond Horner. wiih their
precious lows Of coal from Pittsburgh
The Gate City and the John Y Lewis, the
advance OF the Kanawba coal feet also ar
rived. The Ohio River win be wea covered
wish opsl = IA asiniraa " ,sss heavy ship
uaeass E.asse boIa PsstsbIgh nearly thres
million ta.steis viii come nom the kanawha-
The pssee Is unsettled but has dropped from
seventeen to nine cents bushei since last
week
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Burglars go Through the office of
the Treasurer OF Huntington
County.

HuSTrSspoN. Jan Ar , O'Clock tEi'
morning burglars eiiscial sa entrance into
ihe Cas.aty trea-arer's 9ffies in the new
Court Hosse here. through an outside WIN
dox, and. after blowing open the door Of he
safe with powder. secured sa.Ga.l m county
bonds and about slto in cash. Al Of the
papers IN the vault were ieff scaftere,l promis-
ou0usly oser the door The force Of the ex-
plosion awakened many Of the eitizep. u
the neighborhood. but tile .osseEy wzs nos
discovered gT,lii .i.is morning when Comfy
Treasurer Rogers went 20 open the 0ftioe.
The stolen bonds hsi all tssa paid. but
hsi tseen ieft aneasce,ss,, and parties nego-
i.atisz laeEa viii do "a Al their own risk
NJ Clue 10 the haFgtAFs has been obtained,
ihaish their soFs in,iisaies that sh,y are
esEeFF ssss eEsmea.
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Notice.

The undersigned have sold 70 VIM 2
Boyts al their Interests in the General sscre
and business Of the firm ofBoytS & Co, Lin
lied. boing businsss at FAIR Hope. somerset
County, Ps- AL persons INDEBTED 10 said
hrra viii please settle their aocoanfs with
VIM E Boytz. rho wiz also settle all debts
cf the firm znd continue the business.
Jas H WEIGH, geay PALMER.
THoe MAxxxzL ]. II GLox1xGER
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M. NcNiiIen, rik Of tie sheriff and
l4miiy came 20 somer~es Monday the SICK
child having recovered sufficiently 70 stand
the faiirae Of the journey. For the past t..n
dAys The Sheri:s and tis 5eprty have ben
keeping ssF II ssaetessrs hail II the iaii-
The esllssaeTy department. sss presided over
By oar friend William B4rrsae. q Middie-
cnsk. and aifhoueh Ae aad Bine regular
boariers. not 10 rneniio1 the parties who
dropped in for meal to cssok for he manaz-
81 % discharge hiS Duties IN > r1ssst saristae
Eorr uznaer. wIiian learn=i the ar Of
ossking whsle in the army and although he
is somewhat cal Of Eraerioe he has nos for
soften how il S done
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ON Friday Of last week the Jackson town
ship vel was down to depth Of z23ss feet.
The contractor has ieft. to he gene week or
rwo, when he VIII return, and il Is the in
tensian Of the stockholdeFs u pas tbs we'll
ssgEg I've or SIX hEndrsa teeI siseEes Is
fss % Signs II al ef aas arr 20 be fs1ni-
E5-r-ss,sf-, FSee=.as.
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narr.ase licenses.

Mafrssss iieeusss nave hsea izzaesi To the
fslla-ins nanlri persons since cur last n
pors
Andrew Savers, OF stonyereek Township.
and Emma >hasssr, Of scnerset Township
EE L ycsisr. Of Dallas City, Seb, and An
ME Foney. of Berlin. Pa
Alb. Walter. Of Nebraska, snd Anna Z.
Rhoasls. of Urssna
Jacos limerick and Lydia Ellen Manz
both Of Northampton Township.
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A PetrIfled Buffalo.

Topeka. kAs, IA All neiieviiie, Re
aahlie eean,s- ts-s saturday. while z. H
,,ali4aeF snd force of workmen were exea-
Eaiing for the purpose Of sinking coal shaft
near Tie norsh line Of the city, hard sub
stance Was encountered about SIX feet from
the surface The workmen supposed il was
an ordinary iesigeof rock, but npon renov-
ing The din surrounding il. preparatory -
blasting. they fouEd what praseli 10 be 3
FeIr6ed bufkale
L ; q tsr-v size and as perfect q speci-
rsea Il the bison as ever roanied the plains
OF Kansas Those who have sen il pro
noanee il wonderful specimen os E.etris-o-
ton. The buffalo VIII Be shipfes u Topeka
and Plaeesi % eSEi,s.s.eo ln the Rock Island
Ge.<z.
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Illinois Republicans moving,

CIncAsso, Dee. z9--It Is the iaiea1ion OF
the Republican clsls of Illinois 70 hold a
state Conyention N Springfield IN February
Or Marcel next 1t viii b.soondlcte,i On the
same plnn as the National Caavention Of
the Republican clubs sssely held in New
York
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In the year isss there viii oeur ave
eciipss- three II The sun and two of The
mooa A total eclipse OF The moon VII
oocur on JanuArT :. visible nsore OF Iess
- lie ~srsl ses9es4iiy. sksrEE 70 me tsari;ic
ocean Fea- u. a lsartis.l sEliEsse of tise sun.
invisible. sxeept Ia the AHtanHiic ocean and
southern Patasoiiia; Jaiy = pArsiai eclipse
% the sun. Invisible. exrsps 70 tie Southern
Indian ocean July - q. total ECLIPSE q
the moon. visible 10 the larger par # the
wori5. exoers eastern Eare.pe and Asa;
Aug :. lSartlsa ssiiFse Of tie snn invisible
sxcsps % ne Ars.e aEs4H, ser9ag 4nd
sweden.
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Midwintei Excursion to Washington
City.

City.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cora-
Pany Announce Popular Excursion to
Washington for Thursday. January 18Th.
The FouRd-frip fare wiz be s6.25 from Con
anenoe. = a. from Ursina. 80" from Rs.ek-
wood. s5s5 froin sioyeStown. and - ss from
Somerset Tickets viii b valid for ten days
including day Of sale They viii De good
going on both day and night express trains
and connectiug trains ON Somerset & Cam
bria brznct.
Throneh BarlQr faE oa day train and
sleepsng Can oR night iraia- The tickets
viii siso Be available 10 ap.i sfom Baltimore,
bui must Be used ioI esntinnous passage in
bo,h tiinectiOns. No better time c'ald Be
chosen scr 4 yisii 10 tie Capital Congress
viii tt in session and the Galleries Of both
Houses. A. wen IS all other pub,ic buildings
wili BE- open 10 visitors
The long limit on the excursion tickets Al
lows ample time Or visiting Alexansiria, Nj
Vesuoa Richmond. Old Poins Comfor1 and
other points of interest within e.ssy reach OF
WashiDston- EqT fi1kels aad H.aEiqs sieel-
ing car eeoomng siaiions e4ii 9Eroa ag sddFes
Agents B. &o.RR-
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From the handsome girls bead, hzl0-
graphs-l in coioTs. nioely sui oui, u The last
slip - the pad. Hoods Hol~ehoii Calendar
fpr lsss is sboreaziiiy srtistse Every month
s bss8atifliiF ans7aFe.i, anq e4e7 b Is tdrn
% presenta- ae4 ans F.e-ssas oaeshislasiiln
q ca.or pnni'nE Hooa's csiensiar sasily
ieids the p-oct>sioa. i : nioe eneGsh for
any parior and has - assny exeeliepv points
IN arrangement and csnvenie8oe tiaf il
must b. seen to De APPRECIATED CoVies may
be a5,sinel a' the drug stores NJ By sending
~ 0enIs IN Sgamrs - q. ). Hood z Ca-
Lowell. Mas.
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INVENTION

iNVtNIi0N 5alae he iat Ssif r. esa ssi sSs.
Not The Least Glnor. he wglsis7s II II EF-s.Five
czE se lrz-.ed -. ases ths eouEIry 49,
ssIaAfs.zi-s sI-e EeTkrTs frOg2 snrsr hone PsT
hEss@. any o1e can % tac vo-k either ssx
gt2as q oit No sEs9caai ability r=a1irezi eapl-
al nci needed yvu are starred free Clt thi-
osit and retdrn 20 Is and ne ulu seslf v.,n r.
se11et1Ing of great value A-l1 iuar-srrzre.- u rl
Eha- zll. starf YOU IN business Eh51h yrsIi tyir.
F93 N ioore neo1sy risht away thar anything
else n the W0-id- fs11sfalstss 80 Aditress 1FrT
4 CO. Aue1S.z Ns. - iaulI- -sS-Ivr.
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Dakato's ProhipItIon Law Useless.

Sioux FAILS, q. T., Jan. s.-The CON
pscf entered into she prohibitionisfs and
saloon men Of this city 70 test the local
option law was declared of yesterday BY the
saloon ulen. who found they could not De
arrrsted, Igoseeutei or eniOined under the
prsseIss lax As the matter now stands Il Is
free liquor and nobosiyis business
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OF the 4Ss teachers in the eouaty 40 were
in attendance 81 the WessmoTelAud county
TEACHERS institute.
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MRS. A. E. UHL.

From now until the 18th of Feb
ruary l viii close out all kinds Of
Dry Goods at great bargains, and
ladies and Childrens' Wraps at
Cost,
MRS. A. Z. UHL.
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WRF8 o. PARTITION

t1@-ttf ~ fAAAAAAt-N
10 Sonn Mzarer. s=.is.ing in JGhnstow1 Cam
or3a County Pa.
Foe ara heretF 1otide5 that in PURSUANCE rf /.
VII u Partition issued ozf o< TIE tir.hsns'
Co1rt of >ol1erseI Cq1nfT, Pa aLd % ne dSrecE-
ed Ell hoir - ..sl-s< On fiie rrezlises. On The
resl es.-se - lsz-ze Aaks1y, der ] n Jsnllsr Tp
Somerset ca, Pa. on Friday the I'm of Fehrlz-
= next when and where yo1 can attend If you
tai1k proper
sHzEBF1s OgF5cE, K s McyTIIEN,
Serne-se. Pa Jan Il - shzrtr
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Dr. Bel e,sis.-1ainssl number Of friends II
IN. home in sipssviile View Years Day
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Mr. N. Z. schrock wiii move her millin-
esv and fsncy gods sfore into room in The
Baer Block au the iirst q April
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On ibe Il of April NJ John 6. sanner
viii move bis boo; and shoe stone into the
room in she Mammoth Block nov occupied
bv NJ. 80 TAI
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FOR Rent

'aii'e e-hnss on she 6rss and ss.sond
! z aisdlsion % Printng House
sar FartizzIlzrz. isBsuire II tin. offiee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-11

Tweasv-sl.-se ooanfie< in Pennsylvania
held their 4nuual teachers institute la,
week.
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Monday morning small yellow leather
sztcheI xzs iet in the lzdits' coach on The
irsia than arrives here from Johnsf9sn al
e8 Between sosnerse, aud lockwood
some one took the sstehel, which contained
sani.er Of articles valuable to the owner.
from the srsin. probably by mistake. The
person having possession Of il VIII confer .
great favoz and viii b. suitably rewarded by
returning the same to its owner. Mrs A. C.
Davis OF Souerses-
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The telephone question i stir being agita-
~. blf no definite plans have as yet been
Forr,es.
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Nicholas Dieile. q Neyerssiaie. Perer
griffith. Of Eliie and Christian Hossshol.ier
u Cnss Roa.is were amsng the PennsylVa-
mans who were granted pensions last week-
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wan,eo

- - fzrs EsrA IviE pay the highess
,s,z s. a. kinas q I.i.ies, s,eIrs and
49, s4Hi 80 cords q Ksck Oak and
H-G. .orssrssEAx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-11

The new board OF County Commissioners
have retained John r. scott, E-q-, a their
attorney
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The neW rulsS Il eoar a'iopied a. The De-
oeHiber term. are being printed al the HEE-
AID job once. They VIII make quite good
sized book.
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james l. Pash. Esl. iass xeek purchased
tie old Peer Pink farm rnsleSii4,ely east Of
the borough. The consideration xas - 80
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Notice.

Ny term of Office having expired. am
ROW settling up my accounts All persons
owing me fes= on Deeds, Mortgages. ete- o.
a. Execators. Administrators or -suariians.
viii please call and sessle the same without
further notice
Csas- c. saATxR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-11

MONEY :: :. !; !: !: i; Z: !: !: s: 81 :: :#
thing * srSzs vGzse and importance rDu that
viii sraH yoa n business Inch VII bring you IL
zssEe money right away than auything else IN this
world Any one can DO the Ho-k sad i've at
hsf1e Either sex al ages Something ne~
that irsz coins moneF for all wo-kers- We din
start yau capital noG needed This i s-- IL The
gsnuine Important chances Of = iisstH8e- Those
Who z-s SzltlzloEEs and e1teTJsEi=lng nse not de-
lay Grand outfit fFss- AddYess THE 5 Co. As-
g1Istz- NEias deer ss.lyr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-11

An Ohio Slate Broken.

CoIrsBCs. D., Jan "a portion OF the
Republican members Of the Ohio senate who
were not recognizei In the eaacuS which
was held Saturday evening joined wiih the
Democrats IN the senate to-day and broke
the csacns slate, electing an almost entire
new 81 II Officers ffoTa .hose which were
selected by the Republican eaueas- Among
the number + judge Ksrte. prominent
Democrat, who was secreiary Of the Demo
cratic STATE Committee Two years ago He
was elected Journal Clerk There IS q great
deal of bitter tseling over the result tonight
and threats ars being made agains, the Re
publicaa bolteEs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-11

Jesse Sweitzer, Ess.. 3. the postmaster Al
New Lexington A citizen q that section,
" H. BakeT By name. went 10 the Postoitiee
% sa bis uail SATURDAY evening. when
Postmaster SWeitzer apuse1 him If having
s.4neese5 H5m- slr Baker denied the ale
sarioa -hese4po..z l.rsl.si p EepiS con-
ulencai- which ended l. hloEs Fhe Eesalt
Vas 70 sc are informasi that The postmaster
E4s ms,sr HnnieH5fliiy siFashai- ana Is noS
living s. bis home 70 a very osifieai esnii-
tim
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-11

The Beifo1i h.quirr VIII shortly be en-
la-se5 and vii come cut IN new dress Il
uli t= hereafter e1ndgeiei By the inquirer
Printing cornraay 45hu I.ufz r = Hs-
dcrnan. b. f Mana aui GelFse 4 Mann
wII compose the company
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-11

A special meeting OF the Board of Educa-
fion was held on Tuesday evening to COM
sider the resignation of Mr. J. A. Johnston,
Principal Of the High School. The resigna-
rioa was accepted TO take effect to-day. Mr.
Johnston has ascetstei the principalship OF
the Fourth Ward Allegheny CITY schools,
and viii enter upon his duties on Monday
next The Beard chose SUCCESSOR TO Mr..
Johnston in the person of his brother. How
ard A. OF Ellsworth, Pa who begins his
labors here on Monday The only other sl-
plicant for the position was Mr. J. W. Leech
of E5ensburg. The resignation of Mr. J. A
Johnston from his position here was pnomp-
ted by an offer Of considerable increase in
salary. He had been connected with the
JobnsiOwn schools for nearly SIX years
.Ieiasf0sra T5s5sfsse-
The pizn inaGgurated by Somerset mer-
chants 81 the beginning Of the year. 10 close
their ssorsS promptly At eight clock IN the
evening. has heen adhered to sEricily BY all
ave two. who refused 10 enter into the
agreement. Al eight O'Clock sharp one Of
the clerks al Biesecker & SnyIier's drug store
aPIeArs Al the front door OF the establish
meat With an irnnlelise tin horn in his hand
and. after taking second or two 10 gather
his wind. blows ihree mighty blasts signal
10 his seIlox-toilers Ihas the time for clos
ing up ilas arrived Promptly al the given
signal customer and Iosiers are turned OUT
Rith the lights. and bnsiness i suspended
for the night The plan meets with the aI'-
probation and approyAl Of many of our citi-
gems and the merchants customers while
many ethers complain bitterly Off and ex-
pres the hope that the experiment viii Dc
soon set aside and the old order of things
ersce more established.