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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-27
@it, @at0 fur wfattsr.

WITS. WtnSlon's n5oothino
Sprup" ioute beitdnbis beim 0inber:9oSs.
ilen 9ebrau4t werosn. Gr befa1lftiqt oGs
9tno, er1pelDt Sas 3obnfleil9, linoetf oqen
S9inel6. trrlrt gStllos Golif, unb lit bos bette
9erttsl 9egsn OtarrbOe. acknowledgements
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-27

Cine &n5abl pra9tpouer Tarmen rei6es
Sormlonb nit 98alo, Dor5iiglt6 bebout, gut
n1n5dunt uno umgeben nit f%arnoIen Obitz
9orteit, iopte pra6tpolen @ebGuben - itno
81 nteori9en Preiien 5u perfaufen. (S15 bis
$50 per Acre) auO in mdBi9en Staten.
Spre6t lofort Dor BET Sreberifien g Co.,
go. 1Sl 28oibilt9tonltraBe, Chicago.
pDbnln
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-27

Inn rai6 un6 ii6er pon Gotblauf sebeilt
gu 1perbelt, ne6rte mdn 2lper'S S%ariap0rilla.
Ste 1T pDn BEN beoeutenbiten mebisiniI6et
NutDrttGten ais et1 belonberS 9ie5u 9eete=
neteS Wtittel arerfa1tnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-27
Der GountyratR,
Gin 6efuf, sic orei Gomns ser
Staot Chicago mtteinanoer gu
perf6melSen.

6efti9e Debatten iiber 0en Seri9t oes 2tus=
f6uies fir 0fentli6en Dienit. Die iii
Dori6lae eebradteu Derdnoerut9en in
Ger D%erpoItun9 oes 1rren- uno 2trrnen=
bauies hefti9 beFdnpft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-27
Gn1Enrtn.:A

eoaorio beiIt KoIiF, RortleibieFeit,
masenfdure, Durffoll, 2tuffo6en,
Uerleibt sefunoen s@Iaf nrO RiIft Der
Deroauuna
Ohne f4doIi4e uteoi5inirnt9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-27
GnHnrfn.

uGoforio 1T fir Kinder 70 gut seeis.
net, ooB i'd es fir etwos pOrsH9lideres
ais ir9ero eine mir befennte 2tr3nei ems
PEBBLE" 8. >. Ardser, M. D.,
III So. Ogforo St, SroOfIYn, Il. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-03
Bir entnebmen bas Solsenbe Der
!, Sttnme Der Wabrbeit" II, Detroit:

Gorrei 20 b ensa Iem Rieae I,
Seneca tp.-Sie @ebriber Rlein,
rpelde bier elm iebr 9augbares uub fart beIu6.
tes ~GOeupoarens @ei9Gft betreiben, baber in
Sefiance. g., einen Orp Goods Store iibers
nomnler. sic perben bas bielige @ei6Gft
trotoem fortfiibreu ME bisber. Die gebriiber
&lein limb iebr tiidtiee unb reele @el9dftsleute,
uel6e oaS 8ertrauen, bas man ibnen aus pei=
ten Sreiien eut9egerbrin9t, p%oltommen per-
oienen. Seiten @rfolg in benz 9rpei9gel6Gft
Der Serren SIetn in DEFIANCE!
Ssrr s. $. &lein 1T assnt Der .9as
sette" unb i1IieBen mir uns benz Wuni9
Der rStimme Der Wabrbeit" an.
Ser Siftin rGreie 9rsfs" sntnsbs
men mir bas 6oIseube. bas mutbmaBIi9
cine 2ursmburserin bstrift:
ySrau &ubolpb Silber unb 8inb iinb in
Sinblap bur6 entitr6menbes 9tatar9as eritidt,
pdbreno Serr Silber ;fuar nod lebeno, aber in
bewuBtloiem 3ultanbe au~f9efuuben rpurbe. Die
Sumilie per9aR beim S9laien9eben bic Sfen=
robrtlappe 81 0finsn unb bas ;iemli6 fart mics
ber9ebaltene Seler erloi6 aus irgenb pel6er
rlrla1e wGbrenb Der Ha9t. geim Seiinen Der
Sbiiren farb man bic san;e @obnlns nit Gas
augefIlt. 8ieier ln9litsfaa bilbet einen be-
o~6tenswertben Sinserjei9, bic srDbte gorii9t
i'm Seltiisen Don SetsSas rualten jl %laiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-03

mebreren sutbsnteuben gerionen @elb au
erbetteln. @te p%srIautet, iolen lie tu
garode entlarut unb usrhaftet worbsn isin.
StapeIot. am 5aI6fafenionntaa
bate bic SuseEb cine gauaIcabe oraaniirt
81 @uniten Der usri6dmten 4rmen Der Sc
meinbe uub bauptid9li9, nm bic @ittme
zines brauen @ifeubabnarbsitsrs au unter>
ttiten. ltnsea9tet bes befttgen Reaens
bepsste ii9 BET 3us bod bur9 bic perfdies
oeuen StraBen uno bic babel sebaltene
Golette fieI reidIid aus. 2siber tonnte
btsier frobe Gag nidt ~psrIaufen obne eineu
Infaa, Der benz Sobne zines iebr a9tbaren
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der Stabt, Germ
IIg. G., 3uitieB, inbem iein Pfsrb ii5
bdumte, i'm aus benz SatteI bob nnb &c
beim Saaen elm Ssiu brad. Sn Elm be-
ita9bartes Saus sebra@t, uurbe i'm aas
iosIei9 bic arstli9e 9iIfe gu EbsiI.
Sn arlon wirb iest au6 cine beutids
3eituns pubIitirt. Die Voix du Luxem-
bourg" 1T ni9t gut arf bas glatt su ipres
den, bas tn SID a. b. aIl3. pon Der
Bolts. Seituns~ sebrutt uirb.
Irlon. Sas gri9einen pon W6Ifelr
unb Dilbidpeinsn infolse bes anbaItenben
5roifes CAB anfans War3 unter 3uifims
u,uus Der 9rouiubiaIbsb6rben gu srosen
Treibiasben anlaB. Oie Sdser aus gtaue,
@irton unb 5abupe wurben gu elmer Ersibs
jasb i'm @aIbe Don 9arce pereinist, man
t0btete 6 80Ife, 4 @iIbi6wetns, barunter
sinen alien gbsr pom 500 9funb, unb bret
5i4ie. SIN 8e3trt non StapeIot purben
auf Der Sreibiasb 6 @ber set6btet.
Sn StapeIot 1T Der Ieste 0apos
lsonsbtener In bet geriou zines sepiNerr
Sacques gntotne 81 9rabe sstrasen pors
ben. Ra9bem er ben ruifi5sn ,SsIb,us
mitsema5t, wurbs er au Ststtin ~sefanssn
senommen; unsea9tst Der Strapassn unb
idwsren 9eiben, bic sr In ben ueri9iebsnen
5eIbSisen gu beiteben bate, liebte CT bennz
nod RapoIeon L. BON sansem 5erssn unb
Bel ieber l1~nterbaltuns, bic man nit linn
pfeste, tam er auf bisisn 3u iprsden.
Sros feiner 9S Sabre ~erfreute er f1 bis
au ieinem 2sbensenhe elmer sutsn @eiunb=
beit, etnes beasn 8erfanbes, unb erit ieit
ben 2 lesten Sabrsn bate er bic 8ei1dftis
suns auf benz GeIbs aufssseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-03

8. St. 6. ct. Soispb's llnteritieunsss
8sretn iein patrojiniumsfet BET fsisrIi1em
Sodamte, wobet Der 8srein in corpore
bic 81. 6iferIi1e Communion empfius.
Na4 beenbistsm 9odamte besnb man fi4
aus ber &ir4e Sur 1nbefledten @mpfdnss
mfg in bas seu6bnIt9e 8eriammlunsss
2otaI, aupo bann bic idbrltde Beamtens
wabI porsenommen purbe. Solsenbe 9ers
rem uurben gum uierten WRaI (psr accles
matton) uieber erpabIt:
@eiflider RectOr-So6p. Slater Seuerin
grob, O.. S. B.
9rdibent-W. Waierus.
8icesYrdiibent-S. III. RoIenberaer.
/. SetretGr-B. &. 9imperi6.
2. SefretGr-@. Wap.
S6asmeifter-S. Ret9ert.
Sinanjs@ omite-S. 8. 6oienber9er, g. goet=
ten nnb u. 6riS.
@Qe ibrisen Beamten un6 gomitss rpurs
ben ebsnfalls etnitimmis wieber erpablt.
Ser gerein adbIt 80 RitsIisber, bat einen
&a1snbeitanb pom $l.2l8.97 unb 3ablte
rudbrenb bes ri rfloiieuen Sabrss an bilfss
bebhrftise WitsItsber bic Sumus pom
$347.a0. g. s. 2tmperi9,
Setretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-03
eusembursti@es aus SeIsien.

gu o attincourt itarb i'm 80. 2es
bensiabrs ST.. 9biIipp @etm, S46ffe a.
.. Der Ssritorbsne mat 90 Sabre Rits
sItsb bss 9smeinberatbes uub so Sabre
MitsIisb bss &ir6snratbss. gr rube in
5risben!
9abur9 ben Ianssn @inter
bic Witttel bes Grmenbireaus su arIon
sri9Spft finb, BADEN bic Samen Der Stabt
cine SauscOustte sebaIten, um ben armsn
bsiSuiteben.
3pei als Nounsn psrtIsibete Snbiuis
busu babsu fi9 In ,NrIon unb llmseseub
bsrumsstrisbsn. &c selans ibnsn, BET
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-03
Saar, Moiel, Gifel unb Sunsrid.

Sn ber gifeI parb fieIenweiie iber
@anseI an &~artofeIu setIast. Starter
S3uee unb itreuse &dIte 5aben ben m
2euten bart 3ussiest.
gu Settingen (9otbrinsen) 1T eir
iunssr Wann, ni9t p%srbeiratbet, uon 90
Sabr pom einem sroBen grstit uoafdnbis
3sri1mettert worben. Ser gerfforbene
mar sin ti@tissr, ni9tsrnsr Rann.
gu Erier fanb am IL. Mar3 BITE
Sersibuns Der Grippe Der @arntiou 9ors
rittass IL llbr resimenterpeiie auf benz
8aIaftparabepIas, Dor ben 8aradsu unb in
Warimiu Itatt.
Oie Spartafe su Sinitinssn bot
einsn LANCE ssfabltsn SebarfniB. abssboIs
fen.
Sassburs (9otbrinssn). Die Dor
einsm Sabre in 70 tur3er !3sit nisbsrses
brannten 9ebdubs pom 0assburs fnb
beute fuit aIe bur9 i5Sne, man m09te oft
iaseu Yra4tbauten eriest.
Oer8etrieb Der &aItfsinbrii9e IN
@sllsn nimmt pom Gag su Sag su. gs
m6ssn uobI tdsli9 1900 Ssntner robsr
&aItiteins per gabn psrianbt wsrbsn. Der
9etrisb Der &altfeinbri5e ssidisbt tbsils
weiie au Gage, tbeiIweiie unterirbif6. SIN
ben 9ri9en unb an ben &altbrsuuereieu
iino iibsr 100 Waun bei1dfttgt. Die
WoisItanaIiiiruus wirbe Der &aItiteinius
buitrie sinsn sroBsn SOri9ub ~Isiiteu.
4n peri5iebsnen SteIIen Cos
~tbrinssns wurbsu 9erionsn perbaftet, peIs
DE ft9 in unpaTsnbsr Weiie ibsr ben Cob
bes Raiisrs ssduBert battsu.
Gum Sps3iaItommiiiar fir
bic Generalization 4manweiler lit Der bliss
bsrise 9oIiseitommif ar Serr 9rutmann
aus Bol9eu ernanut worbeu; gum Spez
siaItommiiar fir Nou6ant, Der bisberise
YoIt3sitommi6ar pon SaaraIbeu. - au9
Der @rensbabnbof Chamber pirb ieinsu
SpsaiaItOmmiiar erbaIten.
Die geb6rbe bes Rssierunssbesirs
tss Grier bat uerfist. baB iusenbIi9e Ysrz
ipnen mdnnli1sn @si1Isdts bis gum ppIs
lsnbeten IT,, psibIi6sn 9sl9Is5ts bis
gum polenbetsn l6. 2ebensiabre gu Sffents
li9en Cana s2uitbartsitsn unb gu benz suu,
aufentbaIte fur bic Ebsilnebmer on bsnt=
ielbsn bsitimmten &dumen ni5t suseIaHeu
uerber birfen.
Der dItsfe 9 niger Srier's,
SEER 4Iois Sulcius, 1T an MItersidpi4e
seitorbsn. 0srislbe mar am l. Wai 1855
in Erier geboren, piirbs aIio am l..
Rai b. 3. lO3 Sabre alt seworben isiu.
Der alts Serr mar bis por tur,sm nod
ssiitis unb (uon S9werbOristsit abseiebsnl
aud tOrpsr!id riftis.
Saitin Der san3en Seseub finb
bic 8rsiie fur SmmobiIien felt sebn pbsr
Sp5If Sabrsn UNI bic SdIfte unb msbr ses
i%unten. Cine auffaIenbe ausnabme biers
pom ma9t baS S6rf9eu Hieberitsbem.
auf elmer bort absebaItenen 9iiteruerfeis
| gerung wurben ~einselne Selbsr bis ~ 900
Wt. pro Worsen perffeisert. Sur9z
idnittIi3 warbsn 500 Nt. pro Worssn
bssabIt.
ginebaIbe Stunbe obsrbalb Cos
dem wirb aif benz ben SranSistaneru ses
b0riasn @uts @bsraa9 Elm auf 200 Sranfe
bsrs5netes hospital aebaut.
@brenbombsrr 2sbatn, bebeus
TENDER Numtsmatitsr u. ar9dOlose 1T. Su
Wees am 8. Wdr3 an sinem NierenIeiSeu
i'm IS. Sabre ssitorbsn. r. l. P.
Sirbie au obristsitIi9e gnorba
nuns psrni4tstsn Rsbsu, &sbpfdbIs u I'm.
inb aus DISQUALIFICATION 2anbesfonos
ben @emeinben gncp 653 W. 80 Big,
St..SuIisn $50 W. so Yfs., 9aIisrss
1854 W. so Big, I'M 9an3sn $500 W.
90 Yfs. bswi1ist worbeu. gs iinb bic
nsuIi@ aufssfunOsnsn &sbIausbserbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-03

SterbefdIIe. - Vom 3. Wtdr3:
Msranbrius Sraur, alt II s., gbssattin
BON Sobaun NitoIas SepSsu, abuotats
suuaIt; gIiiabstb 5intsen, alt 4 s.;
gtitoIas Ossrotte, alt SO S., Sanbarbsi:
ter. 8om L.: auna SeuteI, alt 76 s.,
gbsfrau .. SObann Sapttit S9ou, Staatss
Bsniionirter. Som o.: Seinri9 ausult
9riss, alt So s., Wertfibrsr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03
with three hearty cheers for Harrison, Nor
ton and the entire Republican ticket

EES0LruoSS.
l. RxszreL That We masr heartily endarse The
entire platform adopted by the late Republican
, We believe in tie earnest advocacy of
sueh a system OF prEeefion 20 American rdIs-
tries a VIII assure 10 every American aoorer a
ialr day wages for an honest days work, and
We deqrecate a fetHrn 10 any policy. by whatever
name Z may b known. THAI viii render the la
boring nzzH unable topr0videa comfortable hos
Tor his family, o. 70 give 70 his children such an
education as vii qualify them for useful citizen
ship.
q knowing thai the wealth and prosperity OF
our country a. vel as the cumforf and hsppl-
aess OK her citizens, isla-gely dependent upon the
protection given 70 our industries, we heartily
condemn the efforts OF the present Administration
and the Demecrafie party generally, for their at
= Mills BIZ, the tendency OF which Is to impair
she system under which we have attained QUE
present National prosperity, and By which the
bone o. the Armenian lsborer has been filed
with al the comforts oflife.
1. We heartily endorse the nomination Of Gen
BENJAMIN Harrison OF Indiana and Hen Levi P
Morton. Of New York FOR President and Vice
President OF the United States, believing that
with such . SaticnAltiekef the success a The Re-
publican party Is assured, whereby the best inter.
sstS Of oar Government II al departments VIII be
subserved.
s We believe tha. the only solution OF the
question relating 10 the prohibition ofthe liquor
tnafle now agitating The minds Of many OF the
people otour Commonwealth consistent Win the
HFNHN - - -
submission 70 a vote Of the people. snd We there
fore endorse and commend the eourse OF our Rep
resentatves, Hon Noah : Miller ara Hon J l.
Pugh. Al well a oar member OF the Sfate senate,
In fayoring the submission To the people OF the
Constitutional amendment.
8. We heartily endorse the conrSe Of our repre-
sentative IN Congress, Hon Ed Scuil, and rccug-
nize Ia him a faithful, upright and efficient mem
Der, always JEALOUS ia serving the interests OF his
constituents. remaining AZ his post Of duty AT q
time when his absence from his district might
ieopardize his reelection. and we pledge olr-
selves 10 return aim TO the place be has . salts
faatOniy filled by largely Increased majority.
EcnRnrf, That we pledge ourselves TO labor tor
an increased majority for the entire Republican
ticket. National, state and Comfy.
Rcsksvf That We tender our heartfelt thanks
10 Hon. John Cessna, Of Bedford, Pa, and Capt
II. r. Kuhn. Of Johnst0wn. Pa, for their pres
ence and able Addresses, and also TO our fellow
citizens. Hon. A. J.. Coib0m and +. j. k0oser,
Es4-. f8r the timely words of instruction and en-
enlargement given Rt this meeting
y. b C~RTrcHFTELD, l. I. COLBoRS,
JoHN J. pkRR, W. VI. ScHRoCK,
: p. PooKHAusH. ER- king
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03
WEDNESDAY
Republican county COMMITTEES.

Republican County Committee.
The following named gentlemen conPos'
the list for the ensuing year.
Addisoa-B. F. FaImer.
Allegheny No. IL c. Deeter.
Allegheny No Geo. r. Martin.
Blaek-G. l. Miller.
Berlin Borough-w. s Matthews
Broshe-svalley-s s Forney.
Conemaugh-A. F swank
Confluence B~orongh-V. u. Black.
Elklick No. Il
Elklick No. Christian Folk.
Greenville-Frsd DUR.
Jeisron-Frederiek shsulis.
Jenner-R- d. Covods,
Jennerrowu Borough-D L. WAND
Larmer-L. 9. Dom.
Lower Turkeyfoot-J. J. Rush.
Meyersdale Borough-E N. Lichty.
Mddlecreek-Jesse Whipkey.
Milard-R H. Dull.
S,-th1nptoa-W. II. P5orbaugh.
New Centerville Borough-Pcter Pile.
New Baltimore Borough-John George.
Oxle-E. J. Secse.
Paini-J Z. Foust.
Quemnhoning-J0hn Hamer.
lockwood Borough-M II HartzeiL
Salisbury Boron gh-Loyd Beachy.
saaie-M. D. Reel.
somerset B,roush-Dr. J. E. BiesecSer-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03

Lou Hunbert IL visiting friends in Union
town.
The Harrison boys Of this vicinity are
about to raise a pole here.
some Of our citizens have gone a court
ing 70 the capital at Somerset.
Rev Brown preached bis last sermon for
this conference year. las, sunday afternoon
Mr.. Peter Phi!iippi is to teach our school
and Mr. B. r. Hanna the one az Walkers
Mil.
Ms. Ann Case. Of ConneIIsville, has been
visiting her numerous friends in this vi
cinity.
NJ. Levi Tissue and Niss Jennie Friend
from Mil Run. spent a few days visiting
friends here last week.
Rev. I. A. smith preached in the Centen-
uial Caurch last sunday. He and bis hmi-
Is are the guests Of Noah Bird father 81
Mrs. smith.
Hiss lille Bird. accompanied by her
friend Miss Lizzie Friend, took a trip aeros
the mountain last week, to visit aelaaint-
auees near MIL RIM.
HAIRY NEBvILLE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03

The work Of selecting a july for the sec
oud case. in which Cummius aud Kemp are
inflicted Coz setting ire 10 the OH Fellows
and Cofroth-Sclu blocks vas commenced
saturday afternoon and the pauuel was ex-
hal..ted AMI sixteen talesm4n htdt1 b. sum
monet before a jury vas secured After the
Jury had been duly admonished by the court
it Wa dismissed and "a adjourned till
Monday morning
When court convened az half-pIst ten o
c.ock Moudey the prosecution commenced
the submission Of their evidence. A. uooa
Tuesday, The commonwealth rested and j.
K scott Esq made a formal opening for The
defense. The case wiz probably be submN
ted % the jury Thursday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03

A bargain sor some one in need Of piano
or organ. A high-prioed steInway & sons
piano, ia use only a lew years, viii be sold
very Cheap. a Mason d Hanlin organ cost
ing $500. and never used, viii be sold for
less than half cost. For particulars, call at
he HERAIn Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03

Buy your drugs at Biesecker 4 Snyder's.
Pure. sparkling. ice cold Soda Water al
Biesecker & suyder's.
Ce.luloid Trusses guaranteed for a period
Of three year. not to break or rust at Bic
seeker & snyders.
Pennsylvania Day st Gettysburg has been
postponed by Governor Beaver from oeto-
Der u until sometime in May Of next year.
Arbatus hour IS by far the best in the
town. Every good housekeeper wants IT,
n. Scbrock keeps a good supply Of il on
hand
Eve Glasses and Spectacles in all coenciva
DC varieties and AZ all prices, Of the eelebra-
ted King manufacturer, at Biesecker &
Suyders.
We have on hand a large number Of good
rick which we VIII sell in quantities to suit
he purchaser. Prices very reasonable. Yard
opposite the planning min.
HoLsRooK BRos & PARsoS.
MANY Young children become positively
-eDui~iye with sore eyes. sore ears, and scald
bead such Affections may be- speedily re-
moved by the use OF Ayers Sarsapariila.
Young and old experience the wonderful
benefits Of this medicine
Mar MARKrT-We have just added a
larpe Refrigerator TO our Meat Market, in
which ali meats can be kept cool and clean.
Mutton. beet pork. &C., kept constantly on
hand Opea daily Parties buying meat
can have il kept in the refrigerator until
Ross DAVIS & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03
A Reliable Remedy.

Alcock's Porous Plasters never fail 10
give speedy proof Of their efficacy a. the best
external remedy for weak back rheumatism
lumbago. s~ciStica. colds, coughs, sore throat
pulmonary and kidney difficulties, malaria,
dyspepsia. heart, spleen. liver and stomach
affections, strains. and ali local pains.
They have been in use for over thirty
years, and their value has been aitestei by
the highest medical Authorities IS well s. by
voluntary and uuilnpeachable testimonials
from thousands who have used them.
Ask sor Ailcock's and let no explana-
ooE or solicitation induce yoa TO accept a
Substitute.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03
An rrnportant Elemenr

OF the success of Hoods ~sarsaparilIa is the
fact that every purchaser receives a fair
equivalent for his money. The familiar
headline 100 Doses one Dollar. stolen by
imitators. is original with and true only Of
Hoods Sarsaprilla- This can easily be PROV
Ell by any one who desires TO tesf the matter.
For real economy, buy only Hoods sarsa-
parilla. Sold by all druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03

Black diphtberia has broken ont AZ Scott
dale and vicinity and from six to eight cases
are reported daily. There have been no
deaths 50 far. The schools at that place
have been closed. \ number of cases arr re-
ported irom Dawson, bat no deaths. Union
town has anumbeT ofcases on hand, 50
many in fact that the schools viii be closed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03

to 90 q bid. said he world xfier he had
gone into the yard, she reinrned up s;ais
and in a Few Minutes heard the cry Of IRE
cnmu1ins's testimony oorrespended with
Ms. Halls; said that when be went into
the yard thongat he would ct a drink OF
whkkey he had bid in ihe Hicks yard ad-
joining heard the cry Of fire and ran up TO
hotel: the remainder Of bis testimony cor
ro6orafei thar ofNr. Winters and wife. de-
MED having made any confession to Car
pcnfcr the detective. or threats 10 Brown.
Johnson or other witnesses.
AIarge number Of witnesses testified ths.
the e~x-conyict Brown was unworthy Of BE-
lief.
The dessnseprosed anEnber Of minor
facts when the case WIS closed Al II O'Clock
Friday morning.
The argument FOR the commonwealth
was opened by A. C Holbert; he was FOL
lowed By Capt. II. Il. Kuhn for the dsfsnse.
Gen. Coffroth closed Cor the commonwealth
and Gen. EoonE for the defense The srga-
uIents Of iheeoansel we're able ard exhaust
i've and each seemed to feel The importance
Of the duty resting upon him.
The charge q the was accepted on
all sides as clear and impartial. The learned
Judge was particular 70 impress upon the
jury the fact hat, while the thresfs and IN
fsssion ofCainmins might scrvea evidence
against him they must not in any way op-
crate against Kemp
The jury retired at the close Of Friday s
session Of and remained ia tie jury
room throughout the night. Their verdict
vas arrived at shortly after they retired
and was delivered al the opening Of the ss
sion Saturday morning.
When the court convened saturday morn
ing the foreman Of the jury handed IN their
verdict which found Cummins guilty 10
manner and form AZ indicted and not guilty
as TO Kemp. At the request Of counsel for
defense the jury was polied and each mem
berin turn. ashis name was called. in answer
10 the QUESTION Of the clerk Of the court; IN
the issue Joined between the Commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania, Plaintiff. and Edward Cum
MAS, Defendant, what Is your verdict
replied. entity. In reply TO tie same
question as to Kemp. the response was Not
guilty
The verdict Of ihejury caHsed c0nsidea-
Die surprise as the sentiment in regard 20
the guilt ofthe prisoners was about evenly III
vided and all vere ioath TO believe that the
county harbored criminals Of 50 desperate a
character. We have heard no faux found
With the jury : verdict but many Of our bsst
citizens who have famiiariy known the
man convicted are firm in their belief Of his
Innocence and regard the poor squire as
the victim Of unfortunate circumstance
Ia impanneling the Jury the entire PAN
mel was exhausted before twelve men acreP-
table to both the prosecution and The defense
could be found. The last OF the Dr,y-eight
names called vas that Of David J. Berkey,
who was accepted and sworn As tie twelfth
Juror. seyeny-aine witnesses mily OF
whom were recalled, were examined during
the trial
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The oldest inhabitant will have 10 take a
back seat hereafter when early snow falls
are being discussed. The memory Of the ell
20 recall q SNOW storm in the month Of Sep
TENDER. Large fakes Of snow fell At inter
vIis throughout the entire day Saturday. and
this, too, before we nave bad a frost OF any
consequence
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03

The Johns;own TrbaHs says: Among
those present at General Campbell's funeral
Wa Major Yutzy, third in command Of the
regiment, who has been near deaths door
several times His old companions were ne
joicei to see him able to pay the last debt
Of sorrow 20 his old commander.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03

49,. Smith6eld street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Have on hand the largest stock Of Bedroom
>usts. Parlor Sniis side boards, Wardrobes,
L,aues &c. ofany furniture housein Pitts
bur-h. being manufactures they can Afford
to sell goods a. better prices. Il viii pay
to give them a sail. Don't forget the name
and number
MUHIGAN FuRNtruBE CoNPtSY-
Az smiihhcld street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03
MARRIED.

WILL-BOYER-At the Lutheran par
sonage in Berlin. Pa, on Thursday, sep
temher %. 1855. BY Rev =. b Graver, Mr..
Charles A. VIII to Mis- Ida : Boyer bo,h
Of S~tonycreek Township, Somerset County,
Pa
sTOY-SIPE-At the residence 81 ].
Eseherisch OF Sunday. September p Ass
b. Bev. 6. NJ ATshouse. Mr. Austin J.
stoy and Miss Eva C sipe, both Of soHer-
set County, Pa,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03

When in Pittsburgh call at 457 Smithfeld
street. Ifyou are in need ola Bedroom suit
Parlor suit. Lounge. sideboari, Wardrobe,
Hat Rack or any kind of furniture, you viii
certainly be pleased. Prices low.
MIcru6AS FURNITURE COMPANY,
f37 S-mithfeld street Pittsburgh Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-03

When court called Tuesday morning Judge
Baer ordered the discharge ofall jurors from
further attenilnce upon the court. except
th8se ~impanneledin the case Of the common
wealth v Edmund Cummins and /. y.
Kemp. which is nov being tried and which
il is thought viii take the time Of the our
for the balance Of the week. All the civil
eases we're marked continued. Il is proba-
bic that a special term viii be called before
the next regular term for the trial Of the
continued civil list.