davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
A BARBER-OUs ROW.

Razors and Pistols Used to Make Things
Lively at Dance.
Copyright, 1885. by 0e California Associated Press.,,
NEW YORK, August 29th.-There was a
terrible conflict with razors and pistols at
dance-house at Haverstraw yesterday be-
tween white and negro brickmakers. An
outrageous assault on pretty mulatto girl
provoked the row. Nick Murphy, the
winner or the go as-you- please walking
match at Madison-square Garden some
time ago, led the negroes. There were no
police around and number of people
were wounded
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
CALIFORNIA FRUIT,
Prices Realized at Yesterdays Eastern
Auction Sales

Auction Sales.
CHICAGO, August 29th.-Montgomery g.
Co. sold four cars of California fruit. The
market is firm -Muscats, 81 80 to
81 so; Tokay, 50 65. Peaches-Salway,
81 10; Orange cling, 81 O5 to 81 10; Honey
cling, 81 10; Strawberry cling, 81 20; free
stone, ST. 20. Pears-Duchess, 81 rs; Beurre
Clairgeau, 81 so; Bartlett, So 10 to 81.
The Earl Fruit Company sold one car of
California fruit to-day. Except Ickworth
plums the fruit was over-ripe and in bad
condition. The average prices were: Mt.
Bartlett 81 Is; Beurre Clairgeau, 81 rs;
peaches. 81 cents plums, Golden Drop,
81 so; Ickworth, 81 40.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
DESERVED THE STAKE.
rrible Crime of a Negro Demon in
Mississippi,

Horrible Crime of Negro Demon in
Mississippi.
CCopyrgt, lsss. oy he California associated Press
BELLEFoNTAINE MISSY, August 29th.-
A negro known as Pony PAP forced an
entrance on Saturday night to the residence
of Widow Besset, and choked the widow,
her daughter and a fourteen -year-old
daughter of q neighbor and criminally as
saulted them all. a Sheriff and posse ar
rested him the next day at prayer meet
ing, where he was taking prominent part.
A mob overlook the party on the way to
the Jail, and hanged Pal" on the scene of
his crime. He confessed his guilt and said
he deserved death.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
VICTORIOUS EGYPTIANS.

A Body of Dervishes Receive Very Sc
we're Drubbing.
CAIRO, August 29th.-Five hundred der
wishes attacked an Egyptian fort near Wady
Halfa and captured portion OF it. The
Egyptians received reinforcements and fn-
ally succeeded in driving out the dervishes
and killing more than 100 of them. The
Egyptian loss was sixteen killed and sew
enty-seven wounded
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
The Detroit-Indianapolis Game One
Sided Affair.

The Detroit-Indianapolis Game One
sided Affair.
DETROIT, August 29th.-Conway pitched
good game, and was we'll supported.
Shreve received poor support. Score-De-
troit Is, Indianapolis l. Batteries-For
Detroit Conway and Bennett, and for In
dianapolis Shreve and Buckley.
ANOTHER CHICAGO DEFEAT.
CHICAGO, August 29th.-Baldwin was
batted hard, and his support was indIffer-
ent. Score-Chicago 2, Pittsburg 4. Bat
teries-For Chicago Baldwin and DAILY, and
for Pittsburg Calvin and Miller
THE AMATEURIsH SENATORS.
WASHINGTON, August 29th-The Wash
ingtons played like amateurs in the field
to-day and gave Philadelphia a game
which should have gone to the home club.
Washington 2, Philadelphia 5. Bat
teries - For Washington Whitney and
Mack, and for Philadelphia Gleason and
Schriever.
oUINN's TIMELY sLUeGING.
New YORK, August 29th.-Boston won
the game in the ninth inning by Quinn S
terrific home-drive over the left center
ropes. Score-New York 1, Boston 2. Bat
teries-For New York Keefe and Ewing,
and for Boston Sowders and Kelly.
OTHER GAMES.
PHILADELPHIA, August 18th. - First
game-Athietics 8, Louisville l. Second
game-Athletics 8, Louisville O.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
COMING OUT.
General Harrison to Leave His Retreat
and Have q Great Reception.

TOLEDO, August 29th.-A Middle Bass
island and citizens of Ohio and Michigan
are looking forward with great interest to
the reception to be held at Putin Bay next
Friday afternoon. The indications are that
thousands of people will be present from
northern Ohio and eastern Michigan. Ex-
Governor Foster says the reception will be
purely informal, and that the idea is TO sat
isfy the popular demand to see General
Harrison while he is in this section.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
FRIGHrFUL ACCIDENT.

A brakeman Blown zoo Feet by An Ex-
ploding Locomotive.
WILKEsBARRE PENN, August 29th.-
The boiler OF locomotive attached to the
Lehigh Valley freight train exploded while
going up the mountain this afternoon. A
brakeman named Joseph Van Horn was
blown from the engine into the woods 200
feet away. Both his legs and one arm were
broken and his back was injured. Hedied
before reaching home.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30

ANeosTURA BITTERs are the best rem nedy
for removing indigestion and all diseases
originating from the digestive organs. Be
ware of eounterfeits. Ask your grocer or
druggist for the genuine article, manu-
factured by Dr.. ]. G B. Siegert & Sons.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
THE AMATEURIsH SENATORS
oUINN's TIMELY sLuee1NG.
GRANGER SENTIMENT.
Pennsylvania Farmers Who oppose the
Free Trade Party.

PennsyiVania Farmers VINO oppose the
Free Trade Party.
WILLIAMS GROVE (Pa.), August 29th.-
The third days session of the Interstate
Grangers Exhibition at Williams Grove
opened before $1,000 persons. Colonel
Victor E. Piolette, the head of the Gran
gers of this State, delivered the speech of
the day, which was principally TRADE
against Cleveland. He opposed the Mills
bill, denounced Cleveland's message, and
said he would not support Cleveland in this
campaign.
Governor Beaver, accompanied by Lieu
tenant Governor Davies and Secretary of
Commonwealth Stone, delivered addresses
in the afternoon.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
THERE'S NO GOD"

The Last Words Uttered by French
Communist.
PARIS, August 29th.-A strange fatality
seems to follow the ex.Communists. The
other day General Eudes, while making
fiery speeches on the Commune, died By
the bursting of blood-vessel. Again on
Sunday, while citizen Cenac, another Lieu
tenant of the Commune, was making g
Communist speech, he suddenly turned
pale, and to the great surprise of the audi
ence, just as be uttered the words There
no God" down he fell dead. Cause, the
bursting of blood vessel.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
1T CANNOT LIE.
The Camera Employed TO Determine the
Results In Close Races.

GRAvEsESD, August 29th. The extra
meeting OF the Brooklyn Jockey Club be-
gan here to day. The feature of the DAYS
racing was the photographing of the finishes
by instantaneous process.
Haggin's Yum Yum ran a dead heat
with Kingston in q mile and an eighth
race, and Baldwin's Los Angeles won an
event OF the same distance, Haggin's Prose
running third. These were the only occur
rences of interest to Californians.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
OREGON.

Fine-Year. Old Boy Drowned While
Bathing In the Columbia.
lCopyigt, 1888, BY De Cal fornia associated Press.
PORTLAND, August 29th.-Albert Strand
aged 8 years, while bathing this afternoon,
stepped off shallow bank into 15 feet of
water, and being unable to swim was
drowned. Two companions saw Strand
drown, but could do nothing, as they were
unable to swim.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30

At Closing Prices Gents Summer Un-
derwear; Gents Summer Coats ;
Gents Summer Coats and Vests ;
Cent? Summer Suits and Busters.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30

There is no utilization between the cross
old maid and the small boy with the top,
and yet both of them are spinsters.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
THE FLYER" wRECKEp.
Claus spreckels Figures in an Accident
on the Union Pacific.

CHICAGO. August 29th,-The overland
flyer" on the Union Pacific road was
wrecked at Kimball, Neb early this morn
ing by broken rail. Three sleeping cars,
one of them occupied by Claus Spreckeis'
the sugar king, rolled down an embank.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30

ss-inch Bcuele Striped Buntings, in
Light and Dark Tan Colors, IL!
cents.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
A RISING ARTICLE.
New York Hops Advance Ten Cents
Pound In One Week.

CANAJoHARIE IN. ", August 29th.-C. s.
Terry, of Waterville, has just sold his 1885
hop crop at 25 cents per pound-sn advance
of 10 cents on the pound within one week
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
THE YELLOW FEVER.

ment. Spreckels escaped, but three other
passengers were injured.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
LIZ A JUG-HANDLr.

playing with matches in the hay, and in
some way set ii on fire.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
HOME AFFAIRS.
BLAINE AND INGERSOLL ON THE
POLITICAL STUMP.
The Flyer Wrecked-Hops Rising
Rapidly-Increase in Yellow
Fever Cases-PoIiticaI.
sLEoGE-HAMmER BLOWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE REcoRD-Us1oN.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30

Splendid Value: 1914 White Blankets.
Just the article wanted for extra
covering. 95 cents per pair.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
They Fooled with the Old Man.

COLUMBUS (Ind). August 29th.-Frank
and Elan Hall, brothers, quarreled cover
politics on the evening of the 26th with
Jacob Peavy, aged sixty-five years, of Nash
vile, Brown county, Indiana. A bloody
fight was the result, in which Peavy used
an ak. Franks skull was fractured and he
died at midnight Elan, the other brother,
received fatal injuries, from which he died
yesterday. Peavy has so far escaped ar
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30

Note the Size: Nottingham Lace Pillow
Shams, ssK38; neat designs, seal
loped edges, tape bound; 95 cents.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
Admiral Porter Quite III,

ICopyigh. 1855. BY the California AssOciated Press,
NEW YORK, August 29th.-Admiral Por-
ter is lying quite i'll at his cottage in James
town.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
CHANGED DAILY FOR C. H. slLMAs-AUGusr 80, 1888.
-7sEVERY Days.

BRINGS US NEW GOODS. FOR OUR FALL ANE
WINTER TRADE.
Received Yesterday: 3 Cases fine Overcoats; 8
Cases Mems Suits Case Fancy Goods;
Cases Domestics.
I'M THEz NEXT THREE DAYS
We shall give customers an opportunity
to purchase SUMNER GOODS AT HALF
their value. The lines we present TO-DAY
have all been reduced to figures that should
close them all out in a very short time.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
FOREIGN TOPICS.
HOT FIGHT BETWEEN EGYPTIANS
AND DERYISHES.
A Communist Drops Dead While
B'aspheming-Hamburg Holo-
caust-Afser the Gar.
TEE HAMsuRG FIRE.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE zEooRD-ys1oN.l ]
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30

Ladies' Muslin Chemises and Drawers,
neatly trimmed, 25 cents each.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30

Fine French Batiste Suitings, SO inches
wide, in handsome designs of flowers,
stripes and checks, IL cents per yard.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30

Extra Good Quality Ladies' Zephyr
Shawls, 54xs4, In Pink, Blue, Black,
Cardinal and White, so cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Midelecreek Items.

Sugar boiling Is over. and the crop was 5
poor enc.
What i known as the Mil School :
closed on the 5;il, with qaiie jubilee
Quiie a number Of lime kilns are on firs
in this vicinity. which shows the industry q
our farmers
The frogs orchestra has again oouse ID
life, and riltlerS some very fine masic Just
a fine as they did three hundred years ago.
John Barron. one OF our most energetic
and enierpr1sing farmers, Is soing 10 cred 3
large bank barn the coming Summer Mog-
ne, Bros. are the contractors zad blilaers-
lr. With Baker wiil soon start 10 NJ,
Union College, 10 further pa-sue lis s,tsaies-
M b : young man Of rare talents, and
all predict bright future for llim when be
i,r,siixss Dr. 10 his Eame
Died. On the ss,h o. March. Mrs. cstha-ine
Trilnpey. an aged and highly esteemed isdy-
Tie deceased Vas inferred in tie Lutheran
csErsfery al KiagEcod. on April ist- She
leavss a aiIusl,alld and iiaree children TO mourn
her death. who have The sympathy Of all IN
their bereavement. Box
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
ResoIu.,ons Of Respect.

At a meeting Of ihe T. b. Sunday School
o; lockwood Pa, the following resolutions
Of rtz.eci on the death Of Peter J. PiiilirFi
were adopted:
WHEREAS. Divine Providence has seen fi
to reTaove from among Us Peter J. Phillipisi-
Therefore.
Rssa}Fo1 That xlile we rlozruod because
Of the slsffe-inss through which our brother
has passed. yet We have assErznce that The
gate Of death has permitted him 10 enter
into BIS zrsi, and though suffering flr SIX
long months. he hiss beeu perfected ilsTss.-l,
il and H0S reached 81 eternal inheritance
EessSs<si, That w='aEe thankful 70 OGr Dr.
vine Master that another tessiEsso.sy Is here
given whereby : ve-isis-i the truth Of reye-
iaii0n aitesiing to The riehes OF those whose
treasures are above
ReeSeea. That We commend his family
and oar Sabbath school, and all who have
faith in CHRISTIAN living. 10 live fortie cause
Of Christ. however humble fha; life nay be,
and lliaf his death s,soGid remind zs all d
the nearrsess Of death, and sha, Car OF near
/. i the greatest crisis Of reward or punish
naent for Us that shall ever in countless fa-
ture ages affect our eternal destiny.
gesSr1d, That il beiIcoves Us 90 live in
constant preparation for that great physical
change that shah shape our doom.
Ra.aiesi That we - teachers and paIsls
purpose TO emphasize death, its inslity. i'm
rsorianoe, it, ending Of all Psosaiioa. and
finally. a. ir-irs the end and F-erinapeaoe ol
moral character, and theres,re decisive oi
destiny TheSc fscts IN the future we sl1onId
more fally present in teaching
Resyref. Tia; these resolutions be pub
Iisisssi and copy thereof he gwen the fam
iiy os the deceased. and also that they be
rad before the Sabbath school At lis mex;
coavceziioa-
IN NrlLER,
Ws F1ENfx.s.
A " SuUITz
y / WoLFEEsHE.sEE,
Mas J. p. 6soxALf,
Miss RLLs WEkxEx-
MIS BLANCHE EvAxs,
Committee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
Young Ladies Attaoked by a Dog

While Magic Martin and Bertha WaGga-
man were going Up sixth sireet, Irwin on
Saturday, large dog oSned by John Jack
son jumped oat from an alley and aisacke.i
them Mss Hsrin escaped by running. but
Mis- WzR-aman xas unfortunate She fell
in the gutter and the dog immesliaieiy feii
upon her, biting her severely and Woald
most Iiseiy have killed her bsli for the ar-iv-
Al of help Miss Waagafian Wss taken %
the residence OF Joseph Martin and piysi-
eiaa called. who prosouncsi the wound a
bad one and recommended that tie deg b
killed. Miss Wzu-aman IS from Manor Si.r-
ton and vas visiting at Mr.. Martins Al
the pTSent writing she Is doing a vel Is
can 5e expected. - Liress.sssrg fhes-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

N. L. Baer, Es4- formerly Of Somerset,
who recently rsgse,i from Greensbarg TO
Seattle Washington Territory. has besn
elected Seorsi4ry and Treasurer Of the Gable
Sirse Bailway ofthai cry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
Heavy Cattle.

Wm. II. Miller. of soy esiown. lately sold
to Jehnssown hatcher buEch Of very fms
steers, weighing some over 1859 pounds Al
; years old Tbey were said 10 be the fntSi
IN the north end of TIE county. They were
nearly all Of the Sharon family. Of waiieh
Nr. Miller : bressscr, be having al the head
Of his her. hob Roy. who was sired by Va
terioo 9th ont Of oxfoui Queen, by Earl d
Oxford. who by AiNirie q. Is as fine a spec
iuen u The shori-ileFn family as the c0an-
" of so-zerse; ever had Parties desiring TO
ira5 rsvc their stock, should Al once cali On
or write 30 the above named gentleman, wiio
vii sesi fex choiee yenng bulls
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

The following poem. composed by III
Maud [. Cook, wzs rea.i al the pnblic sclio.
Tnessiay evening:
TIE sso-k Of he term : over-
Work nsither easy nor light:
And the seuisrs. siih hearts Untslraene..
Nees for the lAsi sime tonight
We C-sse not IL s,und the praises
OF the Class q EsghSy- -Esshs.
TgaOagh their names same day yoo may f.
Among Shosc x tho gooa aud great
The future i fair before Us.
A. Il eEens to oar view;
And Hope sz,-e4si- her Piniaas oic- Us
C1 bright zza rosezie hne-
We ie2xe the school % ozr youth.
To eafs- fae xo-i.s'. vide school.
Where nanny harder tasks ve'n 9nd,
Aa1 mary a siricieE rule.
Ehe-c tie lessons xe nssss iessn
By Expersenee sl.zu y tzsgh1:
Anks his preeep-s. though unheSdea.
vii be oiSen de@z,y bought
Tl,ezr : Hsrk fs- eeeh and all
xs.rk for srsir, and al ezr T-sserz.
B. iIey EFszs o b Tie. s-eAl-
OR ends and our aiaas 1aEss 5c tF.e.
tar purposes nctle snd good;
Hopzss in al that ws do.
As lhs right Is understood.
he rucolle<sSoras o. this isr-a.
And tia vic1o-ses ~e hsvr Won,
u Hseszory shall b bright
TIE the xcrk Of cur lise is done
Tlseseh onT lives may drifi aaari
As years saAn over Us gszss
We sAaH cherish kindly ihscgsEs
q esnsp4aibas o. tl.is class
To .he ei2sS II the future
or b<=t wishes are exteadtd.
Nay iheir tri1mps far exc<l oar>
Ere tReir seaec. days shaii be snssec.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
ORPHANs COURT SALE
Valuable Real Tstats

D. WRITE - AZ a-ler C. s..ie i..s5 a--t ~ .E r
D ts-Eilz-s Cas.rr q Ss1.f-.s- esr.lV Pa =. 81 =
l,fi.r--ruesi llr.ctel f-rr aii e1r.sf r7 ssis is
i.1si-e esiitrs e-. ihs F--e-lsss - Elsek E.rlI-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Horse Blankets whichare strong
and have i reputation are always
initiated in poor qualities which
look Ike them, but having fewer
warp threads are not as strong.
Some dealers buy these poor
limitations for a few cents less and
by saying theyare "just as good"
sell them at the same price as the
strong blankets TO parties who do
not know the difference.
You cannot tell whether horse
blankets are strong by the look
or feel. as the warp threads do
not show on the face. How then
are yoa TO know?
1norder that you canteila strong
blanket from q weakone, the manu-
hcturer of s. Horse Blankets
ssws the above 5a Trade Mark
inside Of each blanket. This is q
guarantee that il IS the strongest
blanket made for tie money and
viii wear well.
Many poor limitations have been
sold IS 81 blankets. Remember
noae are genuine unless the
81 Trade Marx IS sewed inside.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
Marriage Ilcenses.

s.nee our tzst rsport marriage licenses have
been granted 10 the following Haases, per
sons
NeaL p Washer and N2rgaret Lohs
both Of seserlaisoslins township.
Walter Z Dom, OF yobasiosn, and Agnes
A Bash. Of vsenaaboaias township.
Henry F. Albright, Of GssTei, and Nora
Z. Deal. Of Williams
Josepi. Ea~in scally. Of Pit;sburgh. and
Virginia lee Hoide-a,anul. Of Somerset.
IeHzs HarShbeTrer, of 5esner township,
and Annie NJ Gardner. Of JeisncTfowa-
William Barns and Annie Z. wolse-si,
both Of Paint township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
AUDITORS NOTICE

S.sgiee i he-S@F s<-e1 fh1- The -a=se-sizs.n6
kr.--tr- .s..,s aspcs1-s-i ty Tie fiTp1a1 Ccs.-r
y slersEf t.s-tT % ss-tris.ste TIE f.iil II Ire
1zEfs q 4saE = Lirl-1e-TnaH Ad1a'r q! the -
fars q lare-s1o He--znz. s.sc Z 10 ard z1aGsI tre
legally el--fles tberefc. and resor- ff-a Sa.ae
sluiies : hereby gwen - al rlrtis< in-e7fst.sl
Sarse--<f- o3 Isesiss Ar-a Z Isss = ssjo'cil-e,
81 sle f-rt1.f1 q nd day. fg- the uslr.s-e q
ti-cAarEl5i< the duties q said sgt15urenf uhs-l
sCd = Eere AZ I-zrrzeS interested can E-fe1f o
hssHser < siczarte.i frl1 any rz-Iicirarifl u
the sa-ue- A. & HOLBEET
Ie1-sSi Aadif-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
Beuiah Normal.

The Bssiah Normal scaool xiG a,ssn
April = isss. and continue ten wessss- The
leading object Of the school : the essaeaiion
and training Of teachers However the school
: soPsn 10 al, whether they have teaching
in view or not
Trf1ies Normal, -; ineiusing higher
branches. g
intermediate. fsosp = to ssA
BaaEpsss tod boarding e-.is be sec.iresl
near 'lle school at very rsazanah,e rates.
E1axIskIfoS The Couniy suIerinten-
iesldest will Hold public examination a;
the elose oftie ierIn-
J. C. LscsETr. Principal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

The most popular member of Congress
With women whose admiration i worth
having ) Major Mckinley. lie came to
Cson-Tsss vith the beginning Of The Hay=
adnin;si raiisu. lie serrel on Hayes staff
during the var, and during that adminisira-
ton lse ard Lis accomplished wife were a.
Eays prominent IN White Houee satheriass,s.
For the fast six years Mrs Mckinley has
been great sEfTerer, snG i i tsssure Of tie
Majors qaigt, Unos;eiratiOss deTotion ie his
SEX wife that lie i 50 admired by al good
xornen- He olaea wors,s long into the night
that be Hizy keep up wiih hi publio duties
and, q the sane tiIas, never f9T one moment
neglect The Ea;isnt sufferer. The thousands
of sdniiuers 81 Nr and Mrs. Mckinley will
X glad 70 learn that the latter : much i'm
proved in llezlih. and an suFe they viii
al hope for her sr-eiy and permanent re-
oovery.-IS y. Press.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
Great EarZains

In ali kinds of Dres Goods. includsnz
silks SILK Warp, and Wool Henr:e,-
ias- in Black and Colors. Also. = fine assert
mert Of cheap Wool Dress fioo-ss- 4 fine
assortment Of 45-irch Hamburg and I.aee
Ficnncine- and al covers TO match. a cheap
lot Of Ginshsris. S4iic-ns. and other Cotton
Dress Goods sliirinSs. Tlckinss. Ducks
cheap A large lot Of Best calscees. Tisht
snd dark, FIVE cents.
NHs 4 Z. UuI-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
a pMINIsFgAToRls NOTICE.

kz-ars Or f5essr-e 5kae1aSkc- dee-t late a rss-
-Ier TEr-s Syrisrset ca EE
Letters x administration on fis- ai.yre e<ta-e
having bees g-z1gei % the undersigned hv tae
pzs55-- aGthqsstx. noFice ! hereby xiTen 10 a
Tef<fss sfl3etsex3 - SID estate 70 Eaake ir-e-ss-
ate p1yDcDt- AID tiso>e having claims az-liI.s.
TIE szzze sii T-e-esIt hen duly EsiHerIfierrssl
fs- settlement ca saturday Arrif IA l-Ss AZ rsle
the o1rs q Il JD11-osl- Fsf & WiitaIsir7--
PETEE SHOEMAKER
DANIEL sflOKAA.EE
1ArF. Adn-sni=lr--1.rs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
1 UnIT0RS NOTICE.

Es-Aze sgFfIilr yl-.ro- teed
Tfsa URs5 - lussi having t-el Apf-1iu-e.I AZ
irit1r Is i. iri.il4Iss tslt 81 -oser~@s gsssnfr
- 1.iaks .sszriiliion of me fuals u ne iisrds
a na@e Bs-sl Esycslif- e fsiii,, Nts-sys ts.,rt
a. e r1e 7agrs-i.f- ent ~ dre
he7ctT gives Tls ee ti.zI se EEiii s1tsr1 frffc -
fit~ e. sad appel 8frfrz ~ " osice u s-sn,-s-
- f.r-uzrf l-i TsssizF- TX Issa s.-r q sprsI
- At usaek r. X n - 3er NEea
and vlsere a. isar7lss isEt.ssslea car zt:eIld.
J. l. Pub
MARI A1t3il1r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
A DMISIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

Estate a. Lena sf-scksr deceased. ssre of FosS-
eos-4 BersyEssi Ssaaer=sf ca Pa
Le--e-s of stEsi.zsz-z1ies q the asssre estate
having isern granted The I;nssezsisnes1 f,F tte
pr1f-- elsfs9yiy- 1<ice = hereby gfs en- y al per
sozzs Indicated 70 <zss e~cxtr 10 make srnzeasx.e
payment and raesz tsrin< cizips< G<zsnzs fhe
<4zae % pzc>e1- the-1 1uiy zz-teu-icztcd for se<-
flsz1ezS On saturday. the i1<h day q NAY ss5s
= the late rrzsdeEce Of 1ere.<ef in Rsekxcoi
hsruexh- <AtoB FHfiIIPPI
arHll Af1zrfsr-z<nr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
MERCANTILE APPRAISENEHT
OF
DEALERS IN MERCHANDISE &C.,
IN
SOMERSET CO., Pa.
TAKE MOTTO

TAKE SOTiCE-Thst il PSirs-sree of
4 the several Arts e Assembly u tais fDm-
Ele1 asaltt 70 provide feTeEze - Dseas Ihc Ge-
TlEni upon ihe Treasury. zsssi 80 other EasTgs-s
gie undersigned AFTs&is-r 81 Mercantile tAses
sor said Co1izly las i.repaFs list 81 THE t-4sfeS
Ia said connEy. ans hA> ps2eeG each II ibat class
whic. o l..a apEear riEAl. y VII: