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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

WlSSIPEs. July l9-Niae men ie1 the
camp Of the Eaa Claire li.uter company
Tuesday morning to begin ilisir days work
In descending the series 0f rapids west Of
Calgary. on the Bow riser they cane 10 q
poriage. aad Carrying the boat half nile.
attempted TO cross the Kananskis rapids. a
short distance above a chute Of Eve OF six
feet in height. When the boat got xithin
three feet Of the shore the hands aitenpte,!
to stop her by throwing line around q
stamp on the bank They aile,l. the boat
became unInanageabie and swung around in
the current. acquiring such q momentum
that before anything eulld be done she shot
over the EIlls Ike an arrow IN the leap
over he Erst chute she shipped only little
water, and the second lalI Wa Tassed with
cat shipping any more. The men were ab-
solu1ely helpless and unable 10 gain the
shore, Tor the boat fairly spun in the water
as Il she were top. she kept IN the cenfre
Of the rapids until near the third fall. Then
one Of the men jumped out Of Der and at
tempted n reach the share- The boat shot
over the third hli and landed piunp upon
jagged rock that Icy showed itself ais0re
the water. Tso of the men managed to
grasp the smashed bat, and the other SIX
were swept under By tie rush u wa;ers and
were neyer sen again The wreckei boat
with tie two men clinging 10 il, was picks7l
up four Hiiez further down the river The
man who jumpel from the boat bef,re she
went over the third fall reached tie shore in
an exhausted condition.
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Gar ard Kaissr Mest.


CEoSsIABT, July la-At 80 o-cit.ck this
afernson the German yacht Hohenzollera,
with Emperor Wiiiim on boari. e.tere,I ehe
roais aEnid voileys Of salates fnom The wa--
ships and forts The Hohenzollern was re-
oeivei by tie Russian yacht Djersya. on
board Of which was tie Gar
The imperial yachts approached each 9th
er between long line Of Russian and Ger
man xaF-slips besiecked with bunting. Tbs
weather was fine and the scene was an ila.
posing one The German imperial party
went aboard the Russian yacht Alexsusiria
which thence preceded TO the PeterEo
palace
The Czarian, in > handsome pavilion
erected on the quay Of the military harber
cordially greeted Emperor William Ths
latter inspected the guard Of honor. the bard
in the meantime playing the Russian Na-
tional anthem. The parfy then prOceelei
70 the palace The Car. Emperor William
Priace Henry and tie CzzTewitch rode "a j
kind Of wagone;te. The Czarian and othel
members Of the imperial fsIniiy followed n
open carriages The rogfe was lined with
treogs
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A Former Hastor.a VISIT

E5T1OA HEE4L0 - have Just returned
from visit 10 the Turksys-ot Baptist
Church and vicinity. where made the ac-
qaaiHt=nee Of is energetic pastor, Rev Y
Hart. and was delighted 70 met many
brethren and friends OF the time honorei
Baptist Church. one hundred years old. and
The only Baptist Church in S5snerset ccanfy
It has lvei to see two beautiful villages
grow up IN is vicinity. Ursina and ConB1-
euee. After the morning services. Rev.
Hart gave notics that baptism xculd take
place At DrzkeiowH al , O'Clock ?. N l re-
paired with The eongregziion to that place.
being favored with q seat IN Brother
Foughts tEo-horse rig and n the presence
Of many witnesses saw Miss Mary Hyatt
immersed by the pastor, Rev Hart After
the benedicfion notice was given by the
pastor that he would preach funeral ser
mon 81 o'clock in U-sina IS ! child OF one
of our Baptist families had die.l ON Saturday,
July l4th, inst He then changed his
AZ Deacon H. TannehiiIs and started for Ur-
siEa. where he preached from John, 81
= Behold the Lamb Of God who iakeih away
the sin Of the world Since my last visit
Mother Jane Brook has ISssel 70 tie heav-
enly home of the souL She was member
of tie Baptist church nearly ali her life. and
was Christian lady in whose heart dwelt
the love Of Jesus her Savior She peacefully
melted away into eternal bliss. afier long
life Of Christian work She did no. disinher-
il Jesus Christ, hut before her death gave one
thousand dollars TO the Turksyfsot Regular
Baptist ehurrh, the Interest Of which i TO
help pay the minister Of that denomination
>isier Brook and her daughter. Mary 4. B.
Harmed, also wife Of Leroy Forqaer, joined
together IN giving one thousand dollars more
to pay of; the debt Of the new Baptis; meet
ing house at the Jerseys. Sister Mary For
qaer was also member in good Standing Of
the Baptist church at Turkeyfoot She was
q bright and shining light in her day. known
IS eheerfsl and kiad-hearted lady. May
the Lord bless her children and save them
by his grace. Is my prayer.
"
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Democratic Convention.

Notwithstanding the great amount Of chin
music indulge,i IN by the warning factions
FOR several weeks Prsvioas to the meeting.
the Convention which convened in the
C0uF1 House Tuesday afternoon Of last week.
was 4 tame and spiriiless ztf-ir. Although
the Fisher men had made several converts
since the izst convention and were able 70
mlIsser tEenfy-three delegates, they were
stilI in bo;eiess minority. and the Gof-
f-o;h-Chl crowd Or-asIizei the meeting and
run c.Iings 70 suit themselves. totally igaoT-
ing the minority faction and acting a. though
there were 10 one present not n perfect har-
mouy with the two big Bosses.
Charles Cil was made Chairman of.the
contention and sis brother, John h Uhl
Was elected Chairman OF the County Com
rniitee. 4 r John, Of Meye-ssi2le. was
made member Of the STATE Committee
Tie following candidates we're then sei Gp
to ie boEiei down, by ab0u; 5ssl majority.
Il. November nexI Assembly, Dr. Mitchell
q Addison and Simon GeiseI. Of Paint ,
Jury Commissionef, George H Thompson.
OF lavansyilie Poor Director. Jesse &.
sweitzer, Of Miidlecreek. Ex-senator GrpE
Of Meyersfaie, was endorsed sor Congress
and eEnpoxe-ei to select his own eonferees
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A Colt Attenas Church l

KBESBURG. Pa Jely Rev Mr Fzarap-
lGR minister Of the church here. bad an
noaneed The opening hymn and the cisoir
WIS singing the first stenza. when 3 three
months old colt entesesi the sanctuary and
Deliberately walked ap the main aisle, head
ing for the choir As the animal appruach-
81 the singers the 0rzanisi jamPzI % her
feed and rzn- the eh0i- following iil general
stampede The next object zl,ieh attracted
the coli vas the preacher and Z started 20
step into the pulpit, when the reverend gen
tIeuan eaagiif il b. the hpretop. and head
ing il toward the aisle. passsI Il into tie
hands Of Br0,her McC0rrniek, who le,i i
outdoors. The incident caused quite a czssa-
motion among the Eorshippers, and Il vas
some little time before services conii 5e n
suned-
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HARRisoN,s cRgAr spEEcA.
An Address sriu,fuI of Force. Pac.os
and Enthusiasm

ISDsaszroLEs. July Is--This has gseez
another big day, probably the big-sss 70
General Harrison sizee the extraordinary
furry Immediately sS1creesiins The noznina
ton Two delegations from the state Of II
liaOss arrived very iSezriy together about 0rs
O'Clock. Ex-CongrcssInan Dasii Little. ex-
member Of the National Republican Csntral
COMMITTEES. was one OF the lights among the
visitors. There cane with him IS persons
from Springfield, and delegations from MoG-
tieelio. Decatur and jacksonville were pres
snt
The Harrison Home Cl1b. with dram
corps. escorted the visitors 70 the Dsnnison
House. where they took dinner.
General Harrison met them CT 80 in the
hotel corridors. Attorney General Huat I'D
dressed him in behalf Of the visitors in an
eloquens and feeling speech. TO which the
General responded in q somewhat broader
plane than any utteranee be has yet made
He referred TO YATES and Morton. 70 Iovejoy.
TO the debate between Douglass and Lincoln
and to Grant aud Logan. and then s,ilied
As Americans and Republicans we are
glad that Illinois has contributed 50 many
and such conspicuous names to that GALAXY
Of great Americans and great Republican
naues that has been written on tie scroll II
eternal fame. oongratalafe you thai there
has come cat al the early agitation, OUT Of
the WORK OF L0vejoy the aisiarber. 0ut Of
the great debate Of 1855 and out OF the war
for the MON, a na-ion without save. and
that not only the shaekls Of slavery have
been broken. bat that the scarcely lass cruel
shaekles Of prejudice which bound every
black man in the North. have also been un-
bound
He Was g'ai to know that the enlightened
sentiment Of the South to-day uniies with
Is in cur eongratulation that slavery has
been abolished They have come to realize,
and many Of their best and greatest men TO
publicly express the thought. that the aboli-
ton Of slavery has opened a gateway q
progress and material Development 20 the
South that war forereT closed against her
people while domestic slavery existed
~ z >ella AiEil 1a4c le-l4f4tstr fD-f4ait &c
said, That we desire That the streams Of
their prosperity shah foS bank fuIl We
w0Hid lay upon these people no burden that
we DO not willingly bear ourselves. They
VIII not think II anlis= Il ! say that The bar-
den which rests willingly upon orr shoai-
ders Is 4 faithful obedience 70 The constftu-
tons and 10 the laws A manly assertion
by each Of his individual rights. ard > man
ly concession OF equal rights 10 every other
man : the boast and the law of good citizen
ship
The Generals words were received with
the utmost enthusiasm. He spoke Nitb the
deepest feeling and more strongly than he
has ever yet done The Ulinoisians xere 4
splendid looking body Of men. They were
accompanied by fine band. and carried an
immense black eagle that had been captured
in Colorado recently.
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DIED..

FREASEe-iH New CszifreyiiIe Borough
on Monday. July Is. isss. Michael F7ease
aged % yeas. month and 2 d1ys
sTEINBArGH--In Sioye>soEn- on Tues.
day. July L, =. Katie steinnsEsh- aged i
years. ! month znd - days.
Twenty four years ago the deceased sufssr.
ed from severe spell Of diphiheria- aad
since that tine h.4S been helpless. NOT able to
walk, and requiring The constant care ct hel
aged mother Or % Tie Kind ones aroand Der.
Twenty years @eO she beeame q con-
naaioant member Of The HeElrraeI charch.
and las been . trae and f4ithiisi Christian
ince Thai time Fuuerai services we-s he'd
By the pastor. Rev. Y7m- D. LeEeyrl- Text.
' What arr tha=e which are sTrayei IN white
robes. and whence came they Rev. 7.l3
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Coinzto Pieces.

The following tSo paragraphs are from
the Altoona T,i5tae and Therefore can be re-
lied upoB 4 goosfly number Of voters IN
Blai- county who have heretofore supported
fle Democratic party Eill czsi their ballots
for Harrison and Morton. They want no
free trade in this country. We have yet 20
lsesr Of Republican who supported Blaine
who viii not vote for Cleveland
The Republicans VII have two thousand
majority IN Blair county next November Il
the got out their vote There Is No reason
Why ve should be satisfied with less The
Democratic party IN this county Is rapidly
going 70 pissncs
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MoSTIcELLo y Y. Jnly e8-Jack Allen
vas hanged in tie cour1 Hoa=e at i1.s5 to-
day for the murder Of Tisura Tlrich. at Ief-
fersonviIie. last October Allen had an iron
nerve. and sangan prayed under the gailags
in strong, clear VOICE. he asked fora slasz
Of whisky. which was refused him. he Fllt
the n0cse around his own neck. and slil .
d Let her 60 Cfaliaugher The Sheriff then
p1IIed the lever, and Aliens body swung
in the ar. lis pulse STOPPED IN eleven nm
gtes. and lis heart ceased 10 leat IN twelve
Minutes lie wss cut dswn ateT hanging
fouree. and half minutes The body was
then given TO UEsieriake- BEIlaai. AM the
intermeHt took plaee in the pot;ers EeiI in
ulelitaeiy afier the execation.
lie was an Englizhrnan, q yeaS Of age
and came TO this country tw0 years ago. He
had no friends here, and did not write 10 his
English friends about his troa5Ie. since he
has been IN PRISON Allen had tired the IN
sane and religious dodge in vain.
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since our last report marriage Licenses have
been granted 70 the following named per
soas
Frederick K0ontz and CorneIia sterner.
both Ct Confluence Borough
Moses u shaw. Of C0nneIisville, and Su-
sc KosseI Of BrotheTsvalley Township.
Wm- ". Staub. Of MeyerStizle Boroagh,
and Juii2 Cummirs, Of Confluence Borough.
Levi K Fash and Lucy Wertz. both Of
CoHsmaugh Township.
VIM. Morgan. Of MsyersiaIe Borough.
and Elizabeth Boose, Of Brishan, Clearfield
County
Henry L Turner, % Pittsburgh. and EI-
len PIE, Of Milford Township.
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An assIstant of Rowles-

AURoRk III. July 22-Another arrest in
connection with the Q dynamite conspiracy
was made here early this morning August
ke1el. prominent brotherhood man, was
awakened by deputy sheriff at bis room in
the hotel and arrested on the charge Of ss-
sisting BAnereisi-s. Boxles and other alleged
eouspd-zfOrs ia procuring and distributing
dynamite for the purpose Of injsIrinz the
the properly or tie Burlington company
He vas tsken before justice and gaze bal
IN the sum OF $ GO He WIS conrade Of
Bovies, and il is alleged that be knew Of ais
connection with the dynamite co1spir-
zcy and aided and sbetfed the same
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In compliance with IN invitation issued
hy Eiier Confer. 4 large number 0f ladies
and gentlemen assembled IN tie Disciple
Church Friliay evening for the purpose Of
disstassins the advisalility and feasibility Of
establishing FIRE reaSiins-7osm. circulating
library, ard ezzanizins a reading eSrcle-
About sky gentlemen we're present and
faIy baif that many Iaiies, The object Of
the meeting Ess stated ~ Elder Conner.
who then proceeic,i 70 give his viers On the
ssihject at some lengrh- 4 numter Of gen
ile1nen made brief remarks all ss-ougiy adj
yocztins the carrying of the project into ei-
effect and plesigine themselves to lend all
possible aid and assistance 70 the nlovefsies.t
A cssnsrriifee of seven was appointed 70 for
mlia;e plan Of organization. etc. and to
report at a meeting 10 be he'd in The near
future A. tie c.ese Of the meesing 4 very
elegant lunch vas served TO thOse present. By
ihs ladies. IN the bssseraent Of the church
From tiss lar-e uuall,er Of pe-Sons who par
ficipaiei in Friday evening" meeting from
tie Interest that was there manifested in tie
FToiect, and from reniarks ths; ve have
siree beard coming from persons who were
noi present We feel coisfisle-If tlsat the move
u1sHs Vii b. suosess. Il Is most lzrisla-
! bic and connnenszble object. and one that
would 5e Of wonderfal adyantaee and bene-
Is 10 the commanify
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VA B.
The Third Excursion TO the Sea-
shore

Atlantic City, the most popular Of al oar
seaside resorts, was never more attractive
than al present. The season is at height
and thousands are taking well earned ~
spite from business cares ia week sojourn
at the shore, enjoying the braeing air and
the luxury Of surf bathing.
The third select excursion via the pictur-
esque B. & o, TO Old Ocean, i announced
for Thursday, August md. Johnstovn 80
A. NJ $50 P " fare = =, Somerset s.2I A.
Y. 5s55 P y 500
Pullmzn Buffet Parior Cars vill be attach
Ell TO the morning train, and Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars TO the morning train
The tickets are good ten days with privi-
lege Of a stop of AZ Washington, D. e., on
the return Journey
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Pjcn.cs bv PAN.

The recent order issued by the Passenger
Department of the Baltimore and Ohio z
r Company, nstn1cting agents TO sell ex-
cursion ;iekeis AZ reduced rates 10 small par
ties Of ten or msre, wili enc0urags many Of
or lrisnLis TO forns private picnic parties for
a day : outing in the many pleasant groves
and parks within easy reach On the line Of
this road and The short ride by rail viii be
not tie least enjoyable part OF TIE days
pleasures, particularly 10 tie lille folk
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DOG Days

The dog dsys commenced July 18th
This season, which W. lr.iiexe lasts six weeks
IS regarded by many persons a more IN
healthy than that which Immediately pre-
ceie< OF suocessis it. and a. being tinIe
xilen mankind are more liaBle ts attacks
from disease through exposure or inPrndenoe
in their general habits than any other II
there Is no foundation IN tacr cor the belief il
IS q superstition Of long standing
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NEszrE.. y y. Ialy si.-Eev- T. 2. Ioc
The novelist and aalissr e :. I.e7iers Easnei
A~ay, osrenius of 2 Clse@saHs Burr.r and
sizels II osassr popular =sks. ,!iel sslsiis;i-
y II his haEae IN torExza las; nishi, Al
le39 Of nsaraigia If tie hea7t. He had
been n the hest Of health ssd the sttack and
death were siurl7ana,islS.
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An osner vas siL Qllts-
A cab was three Fintz-
4 ce-ah wzs one cent
4 frEin gas sven pints.
4 Earthing was thnes cents
a bin waS one gallon and two Tiais-
4 sis.zql Of g1ii Eas 3.
E1ekiei'- recd vas nearly Il feet
A eubir wss nearly - inches.
4 uite VA lszs tlian a sasr,er "a cent
siieksi % silver was ahout 81 cents
A pieos oi silver. OF penny. WAS l5 ceIifs
a talent ef rol3 Was si5.sa
A talent II silver Eas -, -.
4 Sabbath days journey vas about At
Engiish miie
"A splIan. or izth. contains seven gallons
znd Eve rinfs.
4 day journey Eas about p l-j miles.
A hand breadth + e4Gal % IS inches
A Singers bresath Is equal to one iueh.-
~ Cfig Bc-iick
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IsEFEzIxG. Mich. July 2I--GoId quartz
has been discovered II The shaft of tie Lake
Superior Iron Company. -iiIz;ss1 seven rsilez
northwest Of here The quartz was sifsls.lg
ei BY bias, fired AZ 4 depth q tEsnfy-suyo
feet fSoid was sosni IN large slgzets and
small grains, and the diseoverv has ersafel
great excitement Gold was frst discovered
on this proper-y three years ago.
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For Sale Cheap,

i bargain for some one IN nessi Of a piano
or organ. A hizh-Prieed Sienway & sons
piano. in nse onET 3 few years. viii be sold
very cheap. \ Mason & Hamlin orsan cost
ing $s0, and never used. viii be sold for
iess than half cost For particulars. cad al
he HERALD g1fice
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wnen the Frost Is On the Punpkln.

NIfHH LIiG rFCSN = Ctl NflE rAftl 0Nltl-
james whifoouh Riiey. a the Harrison
rziifcaiis.a uessiug in IniiaHaF-siis. rad lis
poem, Wheu the Frost : on tie Pump
kin.- with the blowing new s;aazs
AID tley's siiH another i1y at or 70 here
zpqenE.
In -ori o noia bezny. flr to taper off the
end.
In manner uiors beditin 20 , sui6es1 jezs
in view
ReEariiH things is g-oli'ics. and uhat re re
ssin % DO =
Aioasa little later, when aiiaius al Washing
ton.
AIS been har-zzsin' Is - i0ag has sot 70
Harris1n.
we'7s eoin' 10 -ive The nan 4 seaf, and ~
bisu tiere k-sock.
Wheu The f7l-s l. on Tie Punkin md the
ioldeF's in the sileek
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Normal School.

win open NsrrnI SchSoi II New Lex
ingson. somerset Coanfy. Pa. on Monday.
July 18th, TO continue ten weeks For fur
tler information as;sipss
" II. SAsxER. Crxina- Pa
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Wanted

Hides. FurS, Bsrk- I viii pay the highest
cash prices for all Sinds Of hides. pelis and
furs. also want so cords Of Roc1 Oak and
Spruce bark. 100 cords wanted AT once.
H G. CCNSIxGHAx-
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Nr. Frank Sturzman. Of Somerset. who
preyi0ss 90 obtaining bis present position as
ciers % the Superintendent of the Cress0n K
Cie4rtield Railroad az C7ess0n. was q resident
Of this city. is nos Disturbed By the recent
change in management. Il would be diff
cult D. md a more aitlfli cierk--,Jsssis-
.5-s Fersif
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For Rent.

Comfortable Offices on the frss and second
foors Of the sii'iition te Printing House
Row For PARTICULAR inquire at this Office
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4 DMIyIsTRAToRs NOTICE

E-t4te cf Charles IIoIslppIa deed LAKE o. psint
lEF-- -orleE-=I El-. Pa
Le--lr. af az rlE-sli--1irt1lI a.lVs as-s-e e~-
.lE been gral-ar- ti f1a undersigned y -ne r--T-
Ct authority le-.eH = hereby glrsu g. AZ pr
sons Indebted 81 aid estate -u rake i11-les -.
paTue1L and -lase having cia u= azsirlsz the
sIHe asil PRESENT them duly arrhesrlc Gated f-r
settlement a L9LiaT. Tire --tl CAY af A1.e-s-.
a. t1s .l,e residence d 3ee' o. il PANT T1Fp.
JOHN IitlSAPFIE
HENRY EHL-APPLE
Z v, BIIsE-EEE, AlI = E5i1Iills -r1-ors
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WantsdI

Dealers and al to know we havea flll Ire
Of zke>. both hand and self dump. which
we offer at prices to suit the times Agents
wanted 70 sell the Walker Rakes. Address
VT WALSEA
Somerset. Pa
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4 E Cafrotl AMI Wiie are - the S5mer-
Sc. H9usa, the guests Of Gen. \ l. CofHoth.
Mr. Catr1th Ken souerset ten years ago and
f1r-Le past half dozen years has os-sn a rs
l,ieHt 1f Lincoln. Ne5Faska, where be ! en-
gagged Is solicitor s5r the Lombard Invest
Gelt C1rapanv.
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Normal schooi Institute.

The f5urth annual institute opens Jaly p
ISSs. Special advantages are o;fered 70 all
teachers ard other students. For particulars
write 10 J. D. Meese. Meyer=iale. Pa.
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Wanted for Cash.

One thousand tons Of Rags. Bones and
Scrap Iron, old Gum boots ard shoes for
which the highest cash price VIII Re paid by
CAPLE. & M0oEE
F,a,,.....---,- d
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Mrs. solomon Baer. uoW Ia Der uineiieth
ycar. ulothe- 0f Ju.l-e Baer. met with q very
painful and senous accident Friiay evening
In passing from one room 70 another she
t-ipr-el on a r1z and filling forward siT7Irk
her head oa TIE b4ze Of stove with great
aJr-e. cutting an ugly cash u her forehead
and severins az artery, from which the
blood sp1rtel ia an alarming manner. The
prompt arrival ami skiiifal service Of Dr.
B-ubake- soon checked the f0w OF blood
While the old lady Is much weakened and
eulaeblesI from the shock and loss Of blood
hey Iif- j. not eudan-erei.
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F-4ak Murray, q T,ackEo0i. 81 account
Of whose brutal beating wls Published in
last weeks 4 HEEALp. Is still lying in a very
critical condition. and she sravest doubts are
entertained as 80 the result Several times
da-iE- size sees :. was Thought be was dy-
ing. Bal las beeu refused the parties in jail
llla--.l-l with the Beating until The result of
his irf-ries are asrer-zinei.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

An efE5ri VII be made to have Gen. Har-
rison visir the Graneers' picnic 10 be held al
Williams Grove next month
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Gr Robert !. Patterson. Professor Of
Grerk and Latin AZ the Pittsburgh High
school. is spending the summer vacation
with h.s parents AZ Sioyesuown- Mister
Fletcher ;arri=s .iay OF two now and then
with Sor.arse. friends.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Farmer >amuel Fox ships several hun
dred quarts % choice rasPberries TO the city
markets almost every morning during the
season.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25

Some of our business men are complaining
Of dun times. Advertise and boom yoar
b,lsiuess.