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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21


The ratification oft Republican victory,
celebrated here on Tharssay nigh, Of last
week was all tAai could b. desired notwith-
standing the inelemeney offhe weather. The
town had doaneI * holiday garb. and new
erin is history was II 50 beautifully deoon-
tel.
The banners, which were quite numerous,
were all to the point, and were The centre Of
attraction during the parade. especially Nj.
samnel Custer tariff coons.
The hoaseS Of ali our Republican citizens
we're apr ropriaiely decorated and nluminat.
ed for the occasion. Lamber;svine. with It's
brass band, turned out strong. as did also
Hoogersyille, Dbef,syiie, aud other near
towus.
sioriIy aner : ociock the marching clubs
VINO were 10 participate in the parade wend-
ed their way 10 headquarters and were orm-
81 in I'm, the procession being marshaled
bJ the fonoving oHcer
Chief MarslaI-C " Pugh.
Assistant Marshall " Mostoller.
Aid-Aaron Shafier aud L. G Lambert.
The procession trayersed the principal
sfeets Of tie l0Wn. with bands playing in
horns footing, sleigh bells jingling, sky rock-
cts and FIRE crackers shooting Greek fire
burning, Republicans cheering Democrats
weeping. Mugwunps and Prohi5itianisis,
alas Democrats, dexailing over the downfall
Of Grover. the Man Of Destiny.
After marching fT aboa, 90 hour the pro-
cession disbanded and the people were ably
aidressei by Messrs. 6 i Gardner A j..
Endsley and \. i. C~ri'chfsld, while the
cheers Of the crowd which lined the thor
oIehfars resounded through the town
10 the ward a little northwest Of ihe dia
niond was theold Democratic steamer. fail
rugged for SAT- River. This steamer viii
lsave the Captains Office It L M sharp. IN
Thursday November y. after having been
IN port for .our years cajoyingthe luxury Of
living OF the TAT Of the land
The rotten Democratic hais. which has
been epainte3 and tinkered up for the
occasion. has once more been ordered ont by
Gen Popular Verdict 70 weigh anchor
and at once leave for the -headquarien Of
salt River. SHE, TOO. will leave ON the same
day. a few minutes after the steamer. she
viii ave on b0anl d small quantity Of pro
visions and q large cargo Of liquid suPpiieS
FOR another twenty four years cruise. All
the employees Of the shattered hulk viii
be uniformed with white plug hats. and viii
carry tie hattle-ax and other relics Of the
now defunet marching clubs The follow
ing are The ship regulations, which VIII b
rgidiy enforced First no return or stop
over tickets viii be issued Second the bar
viii be well stocked, bat no private bottles
vii be permitted This ruie Is absolute
Good-by. old Grover, gcod-by-
B A. r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

An sssocaied Press dispatch from Carlisle
Pa Tuesday morning. Gays; Ms. kin
Adsms. 0 fSouih Sixth street. Philadelphia
has entered suit in the Bedford Court ianl
&; is set down for trisl next week against A
: L~onssaecker. Of Bedford. Pa. a p7omi.
nent merchant OF that town. charging Loues.
neoker with breach q promise and claiming
$1,000
/; appears from the letters ,ha; viii o,
used on The tr1 that -LonveDecker won ths
affections Of the woman through a CORES.
pondenoe. the Parties neTer meeting each
other until some weeks ago in The city O.
New York, and then. it Is charged they
agreed % get married, the time being fixed
and the place named
-Lonsenecker. in making this known 10
his friends was told that the woman was
not Of good standing. aud Therefore refused
10 marry the widow. For several days De-.
positions have been taken 10 this rity. from
q large number Of citizens, who made dam
aging statements againss the plaintiff. She
Is represented by I. J. Geiger. ESQ Of Phil
aiclphia Hon J. ~Longenecker u Bedford.
Deputy secretary Of the Commonwealth.
and J. ". Wezel ESQ oi this city, appear
Cor ~Loneeneoker- The trail Will De an inter
estins one from the prominence Of the gen
leman elncerned. testimony in rehutai
Will be taken to-morrow.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
Husband items.

Miss Annie Young has been visiting here
at the residence ofC r. Miller.
Owing to a revival meeting which IS in
progress at the Lichty church, preaching ser
vice was held here in the afternoon last sun
day. instead Of in the morning as heretofore
The election for the division Of Somerset
township took place last week, and the vote
east against a lev township was very much
larger than for a division.
The Husband correspondent has not made
himself heard through yourpaper for some
time past. But his pen viii get afterhi chin
occasionally.
The Husband delegation, which appeared
at the polls on a ieu borse-wagon election
day are highly graiiaed with the result o.
the election, and still more 50 thai e. is the
other fellows who Will have 10 - up salt
riyer this year.
The question Is frequently asked, viii our
people have Christmas treat fo- the little
folks They should. hy all means. There i
scarcely one able 10 read who cannot trl you
why We celebrate The d.y aud therefore Ne
should.devo;e oar time to making IL a. occa-
sion Of Especial interest-ihe anniversary Of
the birih Of our Savior.
CaEwISK
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

The Mountain Literary Society mei =
Moores school house on weaHesisy even,
ing, November II. ISIS.
Kuhn has made another hoom in "a,
building lssie.
Peer Moore has erscsei a sraoke house
and zeh Moore has bgat an addition 10 hi.
dwelling IA Moor. Is the esntsaeior.
The school nnder tie care Of D. W. Mey-
ers is in a prosperous condition.
There is a hasking this afternoon and
evening at Joseph sbowman's. Noyember
is.
George Moore has veafherboarded his
house which adds much to lis appearances
snd making il one Of the nice>t houses in
this section.
There Is a good deal Of complaining Of
tooth-aehe By the people.
Some OF the people were out for raccoous
bur It was too cold, they said, 80 they did
not ge, any
There was a woods-fre o8 the Bissl Hin
on eleCtion day, but the evening rain pat a
stop to the co~niagration.
C~oSQuERoE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
why co Vest

When such grand opportunities await you
in West Virginia. Maryland and The famous
Shenandoah Valley. Virginia, a section pos
sessing eli 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 extreme south
are looking that way with the view Of ioca-
ting Improved farm lands are TO be obtain
81 al from $ per acre and upwards. unim-
proved timber and grazing lands At from 81
to s. per acre
Rich mineral lands are cheap. excelieu;
water powers, manufacturing sites, business
locations. etc. are numerous. Tie schools
and churches are excellent the people ars
hospitable and extend q warm welcome %
new corners. The climate l. unequaled. no
severe storms or cyclones, and no CONTAGIOUS
diseases.
If yon wish 10 know more about these
States you shoald write TO NJ Y. Richards.
Land and Eniigrans AgentsB. 80. Railroad.
Baltimore. Nd. Stating what yoa want and
he VIII give you full information free Of
charge.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
Marriage Licenses.

Since onr last report marriage licenses
have been issued to the following named
persons
John A. Gohn and George \. Critehdeld,
both Of Jeuner township.
Jacob P. wirck and annie b. Heller, both
Of Paint township.
Peter }. BloagA. Of Jenner. aud Kate
Horner, o. Quemahoning township.
James 81. MishIsr, OF Jenaer township,
and Lizzie Flack. q Fayette comfy
Levi II. kaufman, of conemangh, and
Lizzie Mishief, Of JenneT township.
Levi Joder and Clara Walter. both OF
Meyersiale.
Hiram Beck and Amanda Mason both Of
jefferson township.
William Kehs and Annie Maust. both Of
Somerset township.
Jacob C. Lichty and Annie " Kline, both
o. Somerset township,
Hezekiah Il. Zimmerman, Of Somerset,
and Ida Kelley, OF Bra2dpcks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
Fire-clay IN Alabama.

Mr.. IL HoblitzelL Of MeyerSdzle, who
is the President Of the savage Fine-Bnck
Company. probably the most extensive cor
poration Of its kind in the world. has been
prospecting in the vacinity Of birmingham.
Ala. and claims to have discovered clays
which are far superior to those found in his
own mines in Pennsylvania Birmingham
Is the Piitsburg Of the Sontb. and destined
to future greatness. Mr.. Hoblizell Is baild-
ing exiensibe hre-brick works a. Bessemer.
near that place and says be already has
enough clay secured 20 make brick Ior Ala
tama for ysars 10 Gene. The machinery
which be Is putting in has a cavaeity OF hAy
thousand bricks daily. There arr, he says.
bat three hre-bnck works in the country
thai have the same kind OF machinery as
thar which ne will use At Bessenter. Speak
ing Of Tie Alabama clay he says il contains
les iron and alknis THAI 1bat found in Penn
sylvania. A. a natarzl result, the brick
made from Alsbana clay will stand a great
er heat. Tests made 90 10 show that il VIII
stand the greatest possible heat. Mr.. Hob
Hizell SAYS that the annual output Of his
works in Somerset and BEDFORD Counties is
fifteen million tricks. last year his eompa-
~ shipped $4,000 ~sre-brcks 10 tie South.
aud mostly to Alshama- The establish
nlent az ire-hrick works at birmingham is
expected 10 save at ieaS, $4,000 a year to
lie South.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
Ecnpses for the Ysar

There VII be i've eiipses aext year. thuS
ofihe san and two oftAe moon.
The drt S a total eclipse 81 ihe san OF
JaaHay ? ar O'Clock. fse inmates in H.
evening; visible q Tie sliing effbe ssn
The ssceu4i is a partial eclipse Of The noon
on JAnnsv Il. al sale il he morning W.
ibie here
Tie tbiui il an auna'ar eesf~ee q tie sun
on June - at J o'eioe@ 81 minutes ia ihs
evening: visible here.
The fourth IS a partial eclipse OF tie sun
On JAY II a. o'clock, a minutes in tbs
evening visible here.
The anh is a total eclipse Of the sun on
Deoember = Al : O'Clock, IS minrses IN the
morning invisible here.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
An Important Decision.

Judge Mcpherson, al Lebanon, on Tues
day handed down an important Geeision, in
which be declares 4 part, at least Of the
Brooks high license law unconstitutional
Jaoo5 Dol. = citizen Of Lebanon. not a hotel
keeper, and o engaged in the liquor basi-
ness, had dispensed liquor 20 his friends in
his " house on several occasions Oh sun
day. with hospitable intent, and Cor this lie
was arrested and tried under that section o.
the law which forbids the selling or giving
away Of liquors by any person A special
verdict was taken. and in entering Judgment
thereon for the defenaant The opinion was
delivered
Tie judge says that tie sweeping language
OF the act extends to all persons within the
commonwealth, Whether o. not they are
engaged in the sale Of intoxicating liquors.
and makes IL a criminal ohense Tor any cit-
zen IN his own home to give to a friend or
even a member Of his own family. a glass Of
wine on the first day ofthe week. ON the
ground, however, that % notice of such an
intention is given in The tale Of the act. and
that 10 place such a construction upon il
would be TO make the title misleading. the
cousi decided tia; . much Of paragraph T.
as foFbids a person who is not & seller Of
liquor to give Intoxicating drink to any 9th
er person on the sabbath is IN cofict with
the constitution, and Is therefore void
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
Jenner Local institute.


Following is the proyan for the local in
stitute Of Jenner Township and Borough. &
be held st JennerX Roads SATURDAY, Deem,
Der 1, ISIS
NoayrSs sDsiov-93 To I'm
Organization.
Music.
Best Methods to Prevent Whispering.
Martin O'Conner.
Restitution Miss Ida Musselman-
Queries,
onliion, II. Caghiel.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Music.
Essay. by " A. G. Lspe.
Instruction, Aims and Methods ofTeaeb-
ing Arithmetic in District schools, BY So.
perintendent Berkey.
Select Reading. Annie Sipe.
Methods Of Teaching Reading, y. s. Kre
ger.
Cas- Drill IN Spelling and Diacntica-
Marks. by Superintendent Berkey.
Defamation. By Win Risha5erger.
EvESIss SESSION
Music.
Grafton, BY J. w. Bell.
Report, The Advantages and Dsadvan.
tases DISK Msuths school by NJ L Veg.
ley.
Essay, BY w. 5. Krsgar.
Queries
Discussion. Should theEe bea Compuiso-
~ srheol Law Affirmative, l. p. Siufi
D. II Esneh, Don b. 0Conner. Negative
D. l. Wand. c. swank, J. W. Bell
D. L. WIaxp.
D0S OCoSxEE,
d. n R4UcB.
Dnmrliltel
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DIED


sPEiCHEE-At her home 10 shanssyille.
October Is, 1855. Henrietta speicbsr. wife
ofProEJ c. speieher aged . years. AMI 10
days.
HARTZELL-At Petersburg Addison To.
on saturday, November 10. Isss. Lagiua
Hi-tzsll aged 50 years s months and day.
The subject Of this notice was a daus-iie-
ofGeorge Harzeil, ESQ who lived and lied
az Stoyestown. Pa When bot a few years
oflse Der mother died. after which She roadc
Der home with her bro.her. il A. HarzsiI
At Allison, with whom sbe has been living
and keeping house for the past thirty years
She vas baptized and united With The
Baptist church IL T1rksvuoi in 1851, 5rt az
teTwaris or the establishment Of TIE Chris
tan church in Addison. she connected her
ssifwith T., and ever sine has been az earn
etworker in the Church aud sundsy-sclooi
for the cause Of the Master.
Her life reelected and ndialed the Chris
aan virtues, in visiting the sick helping tie
poor and relieving The distressed Her many
acts ofkindness and gin. to the poor viii
be greatly missed Ia her Death tie co1l-
munisy has To-; an es,imzble and admired
woman, the Church and Sunday school an
earnest snd faithful worker. and consistent
member. the poor aad distressed a sympa
timing generous AMI loving friend She
had been a great sufferer for tie past YEAR
and when the inevitable came. will praise
and rsioicina her spirit TOOK is high JUST a.
the King q Dsy cas, his glorious rars iu
all his sPlend0r over the earth. as Tito light
tbe patl way TO the iirt horne.
The fsneral took place Oh Tuesday. WOW.
l3th. Elder Fogsi Officiating Her remains
we're Shovel 10 tie cemetery at Petersburg
by a iarge eoncoarse Of people, vho came 10
pay their last tdbute Of respect to one lhev
greatly loved. Miss LaTinia Hauzel leave
10 1loaTn her death a brother, II A. Harz
ell. and tEo sisters Mr. s1san Colborn. wife
9fHoa- A J. C5T5om and Ms. carrie liar
ned ofCaHhrnia.
Cox
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MARRIED.

BLOUGH-HORNER-on Thursday the
18Th day Of November, ISIS, OF the residsacs
Of Mr. Peter J. Cover. in s~toyestovn. hy
Rev VIM j. LeFevre. Mr., Peter J. Blough.
to Mis- Kate Homer both Of Somerset, Co.
Pa
BARNHART - BUREET.- At the resi-
dence OF the brides parents on THURSDAY
evening November $ lsss. by W. J. Gles-
ner, Esd Mr. Jonas Bar nhar 70 Mss Alics
BaTket, both az Allegheny Township som
erset County. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

Il IS pretty vel understood that the o
aactcrs Of Hn1ees Meaosiae always intend
to issue c Christmas number which shall be
o ouly complete in itself but arranged on
lines somewhat Different nom those followed
during the ret Of ihe year and the articles
IN the Christmas number for ISIS we're Sc
Iscle3 evidently, with this end in yiew. The
result is an issue strong and novel Toe
originality offs pages IS perhaps, moss sid-
king in lie short SORES the serial stores all
ended IN the November number in Tie
Christmas STORY Of a Little Church by
Grace King. Sosrus Dismal by ". " Ar
cher. and TIE Front Yard. hy Hiss Wool
son-ihis last being a daring comparison Of
italian and New England natures and ways
Ii poetry. too. the Number is exceptionally
good. Arisiiealiy. II has never been sur
passed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21


WHERE'S It has pleased Almighty cod.
IN His all-wise providence. TO call from our
midst, afteF a long and painml illness. our
dear sister. Mr.. }. C. speicher a fitbfnl and
highly esteemed member Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church and s~anday-schoOl Of
shanksyiie and
WHEEEAs, We as q sunday school have
been given a solemn warning b. this. OR
sisters death, and the uncertainty ollie and
The grave reality Of death, therefore
Eegluaf Thai we bow submissiYely to Tie
viii ofoaT heavenly Father in her removal.
knowing that orr loss viii be her eternal
gain.
RaoiraL That in the death Of Mrs. spei-
cher the sunday-school has lost IN earnest
Christian worker. and we hereby bear our
mutual testimony to her Christian character
and worth.
Boulret. That We deeply sympaih;ze nth
the Dereaved husband. who viii miss from
his home a faithful andloving wife. and uith
tie children, who have lost a devoted and pi-
JUS mother, that We commend them to the
loving carr Of Heavenly Fag.eI, and
trust that He that doeth all things well
viii SPEAK words Of peace and comfort 20
them.
MEs r p. BRsSr.
~DR ". Il Kki-sIveEa :
ID, 5 WILSON,
&C L. BALrzsR.
- %. Bess.
ASsIE WANsAreH.
Committee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

ntis mafe3 ieo miie west e sfoyestoEn
alohs csc rike containing seven acres on
wh'-arh srr is -celei snew iweiliHg house
g sate and o,lr necessary outhuiidines
Tro Syringe with eod wr a Fopns
orchard caunirs choice apf F@arh-
rulue fl1m qairoc and pelr trc~ ~
in sio payments Fr further Informative
.1qira N property - adlns
p y MlLLra- LlralsFiic. Pa
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ExEcUToRs NOTICE

Estate ESasah Pcansou Fiecd late q stoTe~rsr-
For somerset Co.. Pa
Letters ~tesfamenta-T on the above as-nfe
having been granted % the undersigned 81 TIE
proper a~urhartr rctiee i HEREBY Hfen b az
persons indebted 20 ssil estate ~ make imuefl
eta payment and fho~e having ciaius azaifrfhr
zane viii present then duly authenticated fr
settlement ~ tie residence 81 John Il. -fFles.
one ~ the ExHeTtrus- iu Stoyesiolu Blrauri. 20
Frdsr. the 1sn day o. December. fN siren
and Were TIE Ez=cutusz wiz attend fr szai rur.
rsose- JuHN NYEEH
WV -IATLEH.
noTz.. Exeeutors 81 sarah Fesrsaa. deea.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

DoiIs. c4rhunkles and other skin erupsions
indicate that the skin Is enaeavoring 10 rejsri
poisonous acids and thai Ayers sarssp4ril-
IA IS imperativeiy nee5ed Il Is the most Re
Hahse Of all blood m=lioines. Ask your
druggist FOR Il and use no other.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

The following commiitee, on Final Ex-
animation ~ufapplicants fr admission 70 The
Bar Of somerset county. was appointed on
Thursday lsih ms. al the September Arsu-
ment Term, and declared ~ His Honor Judge
Basr TO BE- a standing committe A. G. Hol-
bert, Chairman Valentine Hay; Il l.
Bser wHl H. Rnppea a. :. Eadsiey-
The ira aorS ofthe COMMITTEES Viii b. the
Examination 81 Tuesday evening, 27th inst
OF H. u. Bsrkey Esq Of Meyerslale Pa
Mr.. Berkey Is a former teacher zad has
been for some years in C2E65nd county
where be Rad laR and was admitted 10 the
Bar, bat has returned 10 this his native
eoaa,v. wbere Il is understood he proposes
to practice the law.
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Wanted.

Custamen fr groceries 6nest line lowest
urs Qransuar the largest siock aua
bst in thl ma-se cheap GLASSWARE notey
liee and l4ncy styles Hansinc bracket ard
stand Iamq sei styles very ciseaP In
wlasar tae aotiom las dropped out-psof
i- DO consideration Job Dot % bargains 10
s dried fruits canned goods &C. Aona
DOB particular a0er tAe election
Ea B. CoEFReTu,
No-2 BaeT Block
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

J he,ety sye pub.lo notice tAlt have
disposed cf my entnc stocs a. neral mer-
caanle 10 ay SONS wAs Wal continue be
hl>tres, s she sire Brothers return my
Thanks fo my cusfumeFs Tor iseir liberal sat-
rauaee during my bong busine experience,
and request Lem 10 continue the same 20
cry sons
pura sIrE
SFnsrlLlE Pa. 0cfaber q, ISIS
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Ii 49,. ). - J. - : -


al kinds q ,raz= a. BiesecSer : sns
Eye glasses aad speaea at BiessseT 4
sayder-
All new eHshins att B snyden end
prices low enough 70 make a Hiser smile
Jasa Mcmillan uilsa; dsnssi, one
,sth Of Diamond Somerset Pa
H-sssps waie-. bonlea recommended by
nbrs.oans 80 BE- ha8only At Biesscser q
The tine 5 rapidly -appHaching for Par
rsr < Parsen annual red letter sale LooE
oi Drit
Br hr sae cheapest place 10 buy Dishes or
B. ssrprn's
n,u line Of Dress Goods Just received
vey cheap 81
sas aoar is by far the best in the
Fserr god hoaskeeper wants H.
n roes keeIs a good sarPiy Of u on
hand
Ian. v,a been into see J 3. snyaen
RES store nocm. His goods sre
ssome a. the room in which they
sr displayed
..[.a nice lire % Mcas and Boys Caps
be- s..e Tor Jos Than they are worth.
can and See them II
JB ssYnERs
p- ru AMI praeial aoas in dentistry
STRIVE % give oas patrons the 5saeit
= J. McMIlLaS,
soniersei Pa.
ter 4 SNYDER couIlnt allow the
s,ton 70 pls- by unnoticed BY them
d~ Illuminating der eatire bniAd-
-ut Grover up "a balloons in t"o sec
@
kcr & snyder are airady Preparns
,b. r. aispiav u Holiday Goods ~hici
much better thau tlat Of last year
vas considered the finest ever seen 10
amer-ei.
Have SOU seen tie new lamps al J. 3
Nathine IKE them ever before
. to .ner.et Cheap simple dnra-
be and afetie light OF q DAN o'4 ''
ones
save n hand q lar-e number Of good
wIia we Ul. ~i b q~uanune 80 sait
aasar Pn, vay na~noe fan
ssrsanlne lual.
HolsHooK BIos q PAEsoN
u.r s-asuttalo- Mann
r,.nly o~cslgiei is
ID me in ua,i ofa new
overcast OF aoyshins
o give u- a al. sat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

To-shes with Gnoceri@ keep OF hand a
caupleie stock q Flour oafs, Corn Mid
dus. CHIP and Bran and pay The highest
cash niarset prices arsame Persons wish
sna 20 buy OF sell. viii ind ito tieir adj
yau'aee to give mea call.
" scHEock
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EruptIons Of the SKIN cured.
Broekyille, ont. Canals.
nrr , f-1z

tnt, taDada.
De. , ISIS
have used Bandeih's Pills for the past
fifteen years, and think them the best ca
iharsic and snti-h;Hcus remedy known. For
some fFe years I%suiered with an eruption
Of the skin that gave me sgTeat pain and
annoyance. tired different blood remedies
but, although gaining strength. the itching
VAS unrelisved- / finally eonciaded 10 take
3 thorough course Of Bran5eih's Pills ]
took six each nirht. sor four nights then Eve,
four, three. Two. lessening each time by one.
and then Er one month took one every
night, with the happy result that now my
skin is perfectly clear. and has been 50 ever
since. ED. VKsSr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

Union Thanksgiving service viii be held
IN the Presbyterian church on Thanksgiving
DAY. e. The hour Of 10 O'Clock. The sermon
On the occasion viii be delivered by Rev J.
F. shearer pastor Of Trinity Lutheran
church.
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For saIa.

A twossory dwelling house, with good
stable and other ouIbaiidiDr. and one acre
Of grosnd AZ Snyder NIL. in Somerset ioxn-
ship. VIII Be ssld on reasonable terms FOR
further particulars call GA OF address,
REsEocA C HIL7os.
Snydsrs Mills, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

Ezase Of S1mlei walker. late 81 AEeaaeuv Tsn.
Somerset O. Fa.Gecazsel.
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ing teen E7anfet fofhe uu1r-iE1eI By Toe uTnr-
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yer. and fiiHg harilE eisiras a-ails- -Es sa1nc
VII present. tberz fiuiy authenticated ~ settle
n,enf a. the Lzre rrslifHEe q the dcrearad tn
sArezhrnT Twp % saturday Hec- p isS
Ehea ard uhUr t1ey ~il ar1=rd fr aid pugas.
eaHCEL q. WALkEE
VIZ T. HILLEGAs.
1cTiL Exeeu1lE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

let rs treat our defeated political enemies
kindly. Tie Democrats were, in the main,
mistaken whiie the Pnohi5itionisis erred on
The SIDE they supposed TO be right.