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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09

A Neu York Special 20 the Pittsburgh
c,,n1s.szrsal- fsi=e,ss lasr thursday says '-Aa-
thcsIy Coulssock to-day czusiat two noiori-
Gus green goods sxindlers-J E NeI,rriif
and John Il. Toxasend- Al tiseir home n
tsis city there va< fsnnd q large diary con-
tanning ~nfries which give al the operations
Of The san- for Icng time. and there wers
also ksand two le1.s-s-oise addressed 10 Ds-
vis Duzn- Kendall Creek, NcKesn county.
Pa, and the other 10 " 5 Bzaer. Husband.
Pa On searching the diary Bauer was found
70 he knoxn es Z 81 and Vas down Is a
grocer. sn entry showing that or June 81
he wanted goods = brought to Phila6elphi.
zad the last iesie- from him iniiIna,es tbs;
he had dealt IN counterfeit. Is he sid. =
can get goods within Efty miles Of my place, .
and under the memoranda waz the simoui-
ton. work up" David Dunn vas down
2s c lIs- and lsbelei sa,ooakeeper
Drnu wanted 70 pay 500 cash and owe the
balance for the State right Of Pennsylvania
He was told that another man was as1sr the
State right, bat he xzS deemed sober zsent
and would be given the privilege soE 500 or
account Of rs being dGH rear, because of
the presidential election. In the diary there
were Profa5ly so names and ADDRESSES, IL
eiEcins those of sonie women.
Husband 5 , posiofsice in So1nerset Twp.
t~o miles northwest Of town, and the village
cozszins one store ard Z half iozen reSideis-
ees. Inquiry among the citizens fails 10 ne
veal the name Of W : Baaer IS resident
Of ihAt loealiTy, and tie name appears 10 be
an unknown and unheard Of one among the
s--erlle
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
Mldsummer ny the Sea.

Ever attractive. and particularly al this
season Of the year, is the sszashore, with lis
cool breezes and invigoraiing surf bathing
Nowhere on the Atlantic co4st can one better
eai0v himself than At Atlantic City, the
Brighton Of America
The fourth Of the series Of those delightful
excursions, via picturesque B. & o. TO this
great resort, : announced for Thursday, Au-
gusi IGth
The trains viii leave the stations as nam
Cd below rats Of fare annexed
Confluence, l0.s7 3 N. and 1918 a. m. /;
lzre, s90l.
lockwood, ILll = m, and 1870 4. N. :
fare. 500.
sonaeree;, s;el a. n, and 5.s5 p. M. fare,
500.
GeyersiAle, li.ss a m. and lis a m. ;
Ear. $50.
CorsPondingly low rates from other sta
lions on tie line.
Pullman ParlOr Cars viii be attached %
the Iqsy7 a, N train, and Pullman Sleepin.
Cars 10 the 1913 = M train.
The tickets are good for ten days with the
privilege Of = stop OF Al Washington, D. C.,
On the return Journey
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09

Friday and Saturday were the hottest days
OF the season.
FISHING clubs are eampea ali along the
river
Tie boarding houses in this place are al
crowded
Eloppers are very numerous, and best Of
all they represent the best nlen IN the DEM
ocrafic PARTY L Is not the whiskey end Of
the Democratic party that Is coming, but
cool. honest. sound and influential men
The free whiskey cry don't alarm any one
Fit were trlle- the other end Of the I'emOe-
racy would be coming over The old rum
sucker i not 80 easily fooled he knows the
zs,iskey party, and be viii likely stay with
IL Every topper IN this part Of the country
: . good business man. Not one has gone
over 10 Cleveland ~ far as can be learned
The aop Is in favor Of protection The bsls-
ines men care more shout protecting wheat
oats. eorn. potatoes. wg-ll. lumber. coal and
ores. than aboui whiskey. The breaking up
Of lie wliskey ring would be blessing. and
not curse 70 the country. The Democracy
knows that The whisky ring world be bro
ken up under the Republican idea, and that
IS Why they hOSl % Justly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
Charleston Democrats in a Panic.

CHARLEsTos, : C. Aug- 5-Several han
sired Densccrz,ic vOters OF Charleston went
home from the mass meeiisis On Frsisy
night without coats or hats The paliics and
stzmpe,3es that occurred were 7srozrSabls
The first took place about II P T. Sone-
sody inadvertently kicked the o4ss drum
belonging TO the band. Instantly the vast
e70Wd swaye1 70 and fro A negro woman
shouted. Good God a shake and this
aided 70 the fright Men and women tore
and fought their WY in i Hsd desire 70 srl
somewhere or anywhere The small boys
that attended, the torchligiI. processioa Ee7s
thrown down and Hlercilessly traruplei Epon.
Men with biaHcbed E.ces Sought their way
Desperately. howIins, swearing. fighting. az
fleeing from they knew not what In two
minutes the crowd returned An bonr later
a similar stampede oocurrei. caused b the
sane drau. 3. z TIlman. who vas speaE-
ing al the time remarked
IN Edgefeld. when We SEE the prospects
OF row. We generally run TO H. not from
The has stores dil good bushes yester-
dav Another peculiar fezlInre Of Tire meet
ing w-ts that Tillman, who. without h-.ins 2
candidate for office. i denoanciug the Dem
,c-atic state Administrator Il corrupt ami
a-istocrafjc. seernsi 70 have captured ma
jority OF the crowd. whites and blacks
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
a Temperance Leader on the Re
publican Platform.

Mr J. Ellen Foster. the Eell-kn0wn
Temperance speaker and ors.anizer, in an IL
terview published in the Tri5sssse. thus peaks
of me resolution on thesBbjeet oftemperzuos
adopted BY the Republican National Coaven-
ton
You consider Mr.. Boutelle's reso lution
entirely satisfactory
Yes, do. most emphaiically Il was
Just what vas wanted from great Repab D.
can National Convention Had Il been
Temperance convention woalI haze de-
n8asied something more, for I an Prolli-
bitionist and came frull Proh ibiiion STATE.
Iowa. Bat coming Is say, from 4 national
political convention. il commends Itself 20
me, possessing a. il does. two important
features These are irst-tiiA; the control Of
the liquor tr4ffie If : matter q state legisla-
tion. and not in the dominion q Congress
ional action. Seeoni-ifis il were the proper
su5jecs Of national legislation Il would be
unxise for q party 70 declare IN favor of >
specific form of legislation when there J.
such 3 divergence Of views a. 10 what tllat
legislation shoaId be. The pr1liibiiory States
would no; De willing to - committed 10
High License. and the party il the High
License State would resent deslaraiion in
favor Of Prohibition.
think i expresses in the bsst form the
present. attitude OF the Republican parry
throughout the nation toward fhe temper
ance question am especially pleased that
II Eas iatuodnoed on the fooF Of tie CJn-
veniioa after il friends had fail7i 10 secure
recognition in the platform Il w2s 2 bold
movement 70 ask that Convention 20 reverse
IL oxn action, 70 SUSPEND l. own rules and
amend is own WORK, and that OF the ten
Feranee question, TINS making = all the
more conspicuous. There i no mistaking
tie sentiment Of the mass Of the Repabiiean
voters on fhis matter
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
Shade township items.

Harvest j. over
This section Is oser-un By strolEng bands
of GyTsies-
Huekle5erTis are unusually plentiful tisi=
se4sOa. The mosniznesrs. with 50 great aa
opportunity, are reapins vast harvest
Mr. Henry smith, a wealthy German f-r-
mer, who : hale and hearty a, the age of .,
l. one of the most vigorous men On the
nsosi1iain- His children. who are doing vel
financially. mentally and morally, are al
married. He lives a somewhat retired life
enjoying the mountain climate, and the vig
or u his manhood he. Ike Dsckens and
bancroft. takes daily exercise Tor The pressr-
yafion of his health. For some years he has
hanled his hay 20 the harm with wheeltzr-
row. and L j. sid that he 80 iszalei two tons,
in one dsy. i there : grandfather in The
e8aniy who Is liis peer Let Us hear from
yon-
Isxe : sNt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09

SEiS1eS, Pa August I-H0a Aifres
Hand President Jssd-,e Of Issrxxxznaa ee1n-
y, has bessi appointed By Governor Ds2 ves
- the saecessor OF Judge Turnkey on the
szprsaic Cs,H-t Bs.aeh- The aes<s Of his
appointment was re,e.Fel here AZ - O csEc
tbs morning. and considerable surprise. as
well A. sej0seiRs. The appointment : hoo K
e4 upon zs mark Of honor. in face % rhe
Fam0r that Jaiise Hand MS a55at 70 resign
bis present Office The leading politicians
q both parties are considerably interested IN
the matter and the possibilities i; xiii pre-
sent fJr aspirznts 70 the ya>a rcies Of the
Iack2Eanrz bereh.
Jadse Hand Was born IN wayne eoznty,
Pennsylvania, on the 18th OF March, Isl
and is, therefore. So years Of ass. Hss Earher
Was one OF the pioneers Of Hoaes.laie a. The
tine Delaware and Hcdso- Cznal wss open
81, and the development u tie 4nthr41its
coal interests began TO assume practical and
important proportions JUdse Hand was
prepared for college IN his native place. and
entered Yale College in lS5s. sr4siEiafin.s With
hOnorS in ls57. He entered az 0aoe on the
stady Of Law IN the Office OF Hon William
Il JessuP, AZ A5atruse. in S,lsqne-
hanna county where he acquired 2 thor
0lgh knoEleige Of the principles Of iaFis-
pr,idence- Immediately afler his aslfaission
70 tie bar be commenced the pr.ictice of law
Il Scrsnton snd ren1ziaed in active practice
- years. when ne Ezs appointed BY Cover
nor Hoyt Judge OF the E.sEenIh Judicial
district, then oouPosel Of Lazerne sai
LackaKznua COUNTIES.
Affer tie division Of I.uzsrne he vas trans
ferre,d % the courts OF L.-saWzna3 county.
and Al lie EalI election Of ISIS SAs eiecitd
Jud-e Of this disiric; for the period OF ten
years. In 1856 Judge Hand asSociaiei with
himself the late Isaac J. Post, =ni the nHsn-
ber and ell=rlcser Of the c-i-es IN which they
Eere engaged. = silUEH by reports. give
some idea of the extent and variety Of lhs.ir
practice since Judge H4a3s elevation to
the bench be has passed upon Is important
and varied questions Of Law a fsil 70 tine iot
Of any Of the judges Of the Common wealth
HIS characteristics as a Judge are guicknesz
and eisarness Of comprehension cArefGiness
Of consideration and impsritaiiiy. he LIS
The courage 0f his conTictj0ns. anG j. rot
afraid 70 pronounce his opinion OF the laW
when formed lie has won vide repgta-
ton FOR his psiiile spirit sni integrity. Few
men could have been selected for the SupTenle
Bench who wonld carry with them rnore
practical knoWIesige Of al tlie varied inter
ests Of the STATE and especially Of the eo4I
and mining interests
Jadse Hand forzaTiel his resi znatioa a
Common Pleas Jadgeof IAckawanna eoau-
~ ti,is morning. Governor Beaver has also
appointed Henry ". uinkley President
Jsdse Of the Tweaty sixth district eoapos-
ei Of Colunbiz ani Aont0ar e5undes. % III
the vacancy caused By Ju,lge E.welTs resig-
nation
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09

our farmers have about finished their
harvesting
Nr Joseph Snowman raised hisneS house
short time ago
The singing Is improving in our Sunday
school and cburcl, under the instruction %
D " Meyers.
Daring TIE summer Mr.. David Gariner
has reEncleiei his house. which n0E pre-
sents = very attractive sppearanee-
NJ D. W Meyers VIII leave Nonday for
NeW Centreville. 10 attend the normal school
taa.-ist By Prot y g. klein princilal of lie
S5merset schools
Recently While M David X nupp was ont
in the woods making shingles. he beard his
dog barking furioRsly, and went TO investi-
gate the cause ofi5. taking his AK with him
Ee Lad not proceslsd ar when be discover
e,i that II Eas I large bear which, wEen i
saw him, made Tor him and terrific str1g
gle enssled Air. Knapp barely escaping with
his lie
fgyo7-Fr.sr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09

IN seasons when fruit yields a5andAntly.
il i quite common to ind more or iess limbs
broken OF By the unusual burden i : BET
ter 10 pnevent this by judi ei0Us thinning
rather than By propping up the branches
The props may break o. the wind may DIS
place tlsesn. Ehen the sudden strain makes
the loss Of the branch certain Thinning
All eanse the remaining fruit To grow lar
ger. 50 that a second removal OF the e-cess
may be Necessary. L VIII also prevent such
stain on the tres a viii make il impossi-
sible for the fruit buds 70 form next season.
Thinning nov may insure a partial crop
next year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
Blaine Starts Fer Houe.

Lozpox. August The InFsan Line
new steamer, Cry % Lew YORK leff Liver
pool to-day On her ii-St yosa-e 70 Se~ Gosk
A large crowd of people we're Al the landing
stage and pier bead to see her depart >he
carries 5Be thousand passengss Amoug
the rn1lber are Mr. james c. Blaine. rs
wife and daughter. the Ear and Coaafess Of
Donozghniore and Ladies HeIy ard Nora
Hniehin-sn- Nr. Blaine was accompanied
10 the dock By several frie16s. who ciseerei
him as the tender pat oS i5r the = eane-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09

The Pittsburgh TTsses says that Andrew
Carnegie and his partners are completing AZ
raugemenis 70 have their 0wn railroad from
the Edgar Thomson steel plant ai Bessemer
70 the lakes This VIII Eeee=si;afe the bull
ding Of over sixty EileS Of new road from
Bsssezaer TO Minerva Ohio There the line
will eounert With the Cleveland. YongSt0wn
( Alliance Railruai. which i already oper-
afesl iy carnegie Bros K Co The latter line
r1as to Pszianx. Ohio. on the New York,
Pennsylvania & Ohio Izilroad- within few
miles Of Lake Ere II viz be extended 10
the waters edge, to receive the thousands Of
tons Of ore f-ona AXE ba-ges that are con
szmei by Ca-Degie's furnaces The rad,
indeFeadsnt Of rolling stock, vii eo-t over
s2ssds3.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
The State Far.

The premium list forthe Th;rty-f0urih an
nual exhibition Of the State Agricultural -
eieiy las Just been issued. The exhibition
viii be held Al the soeieiy's ground in PlIii-
adeiplia September 81 70 18th inclusive
Prizes asgregsiin- S35o., a7eo-ferei for pro-
grsss in al branches of industry and AZ, and
favorable arrangements with the railroads
have been nade for shippers Of stock and ar
ticles 10 Be shown The entry books close
on August 9Th. An interesting fesiure VII
be p-szes awarded for reports Of forms %
farm accounts and special accounts Of ex-
EerimenIs on projects interesting to agHeul-
fa-isis arll ag-iellliur es.avs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
Marriage Licenses.

Since our last report marriage licenses
have ieea issued to the following named
perSons-
Charles Sboaf and Martha l. Porter. both
Of UPper Turkeyioos Township
John z GOod and Sidney Shaver, both q
Somersei T0Enship,
EliAs K Blauch. Of Elkliek Township
and ida T. Mans;, of Samnsii T0snshiP.
Noah Penr3i sad Ellen wiriek, both q
Paint Township
Edward Zgler and Alberta Shank, both
of Stonyere=k Township
Matthew NiIPort. Of Pittsburgh. and Lei
tie N Heraer Of WestGa0reiand C0nniy.
Daniel Cook anI Mary J Beai both Of
Southampton Township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09

Hon Frank u K.maei. who presided
over the ouurts of the dzsfriet o1raPo>ei Of
tie COUNTIES q Frsnkiin, Fulian. Bedford
ani s5rle-se. from Is5l - TsiI-llzyirg sue
cceie,i Jui=e Eiack-arrivel n town Szrnr-
,isy evening and r rRez AZ the residence
o. his bril'er, = . kinsrael. ESQ. At the
expirasion Of ms term on rhe bench Judge
kimmei removed from Sa-ss-Sef % Cham
islrSir-s. and its ben q resident of tina,
r,,ag'e ever siace. For ! ns.nher of wears AZ
ter his reg5rerneni from tile bench lie oon-
timed The qractie~ Of his profession before
the >snerSt comfy o5r-is. making from
f1ur 20 Eve triP- esra year over TIRE zson1izin
flr th@z PzrPo-e-
In the eourSs of few years he was
carnFsiIei % gre up hss SonerSes csRafv
p-scrice sito-etse-. owing 10 the Increasing
demands u his home p-5rties- Time has
5eaif kindly Eiih jnige KimEDei He SLOWS
none q the s-aces Of ziiranrsag years, but
rather nszins the visor of early manhood.
znd sssll maintains his position 3 one Of the
isaie-s oftiae Franklin county bar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
Eiopemants Extraordinarx.

The Uniontown elopeEneni craze seems to
have struck Other Western Rennsylyania
towns. notably Greerstgrg and Indiana Al
the f5rner place = double eloPement took
place en Monday Of last week. james D.
lest the Democratic candidate for Clerk of
Courts. departed from town ~ith Mss julia
heiiz. Is years Of age. whom he hzl been
paying attention 20 for some time With
D-=st and Miss kei;z went Bess's txin broth
sT Robert. who took along with Him Mss
Hile. Wit. whom he had been IN love- The
ei9pers went direct 10 Maryland. where they
we're nlz-rie-i- On the same day z j. Ney-
ers, tele-r7p ph operator. eIoYel with Mss
Elsie MorIsrrual. an Indiana heiress- The
clipping couple were osertaken by the iraie
fa,her. bat the bride tearuily pleaded for
conseat to marry Meyers, and tie eouple
were MARRIED the following dsy, and are
happy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09

Mr. " T DsnHing, the Eaglish astronomer
reports IN Nature that the mniiiiu,iinous
Tzleieors knows a. the Perseisis, which attain
their ulaxinls,u on Auzlst y, haze already
oomusenced- 90 the s,h inst. At Bristol .
ne,eors were coante5 IN f1gr Aoars These
iuclutiei six paths which devoted 4 well De-
fined radiant little south OF Cassiopeis's
Chair. They were presumably the advance
az the great nisfeo-s stream which viii seem
to bouatsari the eAr1h next mouth from The
constellation Perseus Those who are ION 4
OF Observing mete1rs need not -aii TIL Ang
10. Al the poe=ea; d4fe. a Mr.. Denning
says the AuqlaTi,is. r,ldiaiing from the star
D=liz Aqu4rii, usually reaPPear IN marked
abunlanoe. the uIejeors Ascending from lor
in the southeast sad the brighter ones throw
ing OF trains of sparks
Every T,lurslay uatl Aa-ast 18th excar-
sion tickets. good s1r fifteen days, 70 Ciucin-
nat. Ollio. can be purchased Il one and one
third fare for The round lrip- For further
information apply 10
" ". PlcSTys, T. ?. A.
Somerset Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
eta Nets Fatal Negative.

PTrTSBrES- Pa. August William Ny
ers. OF Waynesburg. o., bad seen pay
attention 10 Miss Eta Meiz fsr year Or tao
last night be called On her and asked her 70
marry. him when she refused He walked
70 the door without saying a word and sbo;
himself ia the head with . revolver, dying
II sew minutes n the girls arus- she
said she hsd refused him 70 test his love and
i now almost distracted with grief. Myers
wGs a promising young merchant Mss
Metz is 4 member Of wealthy family. hand
some an ] accomplished
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
one OF the Coolest JuIxs.

The July Just pas; was enc Of sile coolest
for SKY years, yet the mean temperature
WIS only someihing more than three degrees
lower than that OK the average for p years.
taken az random since Is35- Of al the=e
years the only Julys coeler than This Eere in
ISIS and Isss Iu the former the tempera-
ture for the month Wa - and the latter
3 ~ For this year the mean temperature
~ = 60
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
Four Hunetee Persens kII.ea.

SAY FEaSCI~ro, AGgnss 2-Japaf paper
state that telegram from Wakomomotoa
Japan, july IS. says the volcano Of Mount
INal.assi Suddenly burst into activity. ard
IN 4 short iiTne fffy-six houses IN INzsensIr-
"A we're destroyed A telegram received 0n
the l,th says tie eruption sun eoaiiRuei
with great destruction and io== Of iife. About
a, persons and thirty hose in a village
called Bra we're bnriesf under the sand and
ashes thrown cut BY the volcano Among
those buried were some fifteen visitors a. the
Hot Springs IN the neighborhood-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
A Common sense Remedy.

In the matter OF car4iives shat y0a want
Is something that wiB DO is work while vou
continue 10 do yours remedy thai .wili
Eiye ron no fnoouveI5ence nor interfere with
your business such 4 remedy i AIleock's
Porous Plasiers. These piaste-s are purely
vegetable and ahsolrteiy harmless They ~
gni-e no change Of lisr- and are not effected
by wet or cold Their action dos not inter-
fere with labor OF basiness you ean toll and
yet be elred while hard AZ w0rk. They are
80 pure thai the youngest, the oldest, the
most delicate person of either sex can Gse
them with great benefit.
Beware Of limitations. and DO not be de-
eeive-l by misrepresentation.
Ask f5r Allcock's and let 70 explanation
or solicitation indnoe y0u TO acoep, sub
stitE:s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
Democratic Nominations In Bedford
County.

The Democratie Convention Of Bedford
County mel on Tuesday. and made the FOL
foEing nominations Associate Juslse. Judge
King Assembly. :. 5 Meiz-zr. Of Bedford
znd Thomas p. B-sklsy. Of 81 Ci4ir; Jury
Cosnniissioner. James Collins Of Southanp-
ton Township Poor Director. Josiah Rii-
c.ley. Of sogth Woodbury..
The Eiiple ticket Ezs nominated ea the
first ballot, with the exception Of Jury Com
missioner Collins being nominated On the
sixth ballot. J. l. Miller. Of saxiou. rensiv-
81 two votes on the first ballot FOR Jury
Commissions.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09

a bs--zin for some one in need of 4 piano
o. organ. A high-priced stesnEay & sons
piano. IN Use only ssv yesrS, vii be sold
very cheap. A Mason 4 haniiin organ cost
ing s5lo. and never used. wil BE sold sor
less than half cost For particulars, cal a,
he HER s1.p Office
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
Programme for the School Direct
ors' Convention. TO be Held Au-
gust rs. 'SS. AT Somerset.

Programme for the School Direct
ors' Convention, TO be Held Au-
gust rs. 'Ss. At Somerset
AFIERsooz sEsssoy
VII be called 10 order al .. Ia, the Ersi
business transacted bang the enroIlnent Of
Directors
Opening asdres< by Prnf " II sannsr /:
Response. By Col L d. Yntzy.
Report Tezs-books with specia, ReEe--
enee 70 Uniformity. BY s. J. Aekinzie-
Discussion.
Adjournment
EyExIS5 sEsssoy-
Calling 10 order al 80 ?. n.
Report. School Apparatus, by Prok D.
". Will OF Sew CentreEiIle.
address. by Dr. E Z. Higbes, S1Perin-
iessserst of Pubhe Instruction Of Pe1asyiy@-
MA
Adjournment.
FEgD41 xoRSIxe sEssE0s. AUGUsT l7rH-
Convention viii be called 10 order 81 9 q
m. By the President
Reps--, sciool Furniture, by ]. 5 sny-
der, OF Middl.sereek Township.
Discussion.
Reror1. Teachers salary J. y Davis
Of Elklick-
Report The School Term, 5 5 Forsey.
Of Brotlsersyslley.
Discussion
Adjournment.
zEEESooS sEssioS--srs- l.. - p. 4
RePor1, Hygiene il the school-rOom,
By Dr. 6 : Good. OF Meyerseiaie
Address, What can Directors do 10 En-
courage Local Institute By Prof J. NJ
Berzey. County Superintendent.
Resolutions
Adjournment n ! p m.
Il j. hopssi that every District in the coun-
y viii be represented II the Board a.
body cannot attend, lei theta elect Two mem
berz TO represent them, with power 10 act
All teachers and citizens who are interest
esl in the enhancement OF education il the
eaunfy. are invited TO be present
J. B. SSxpER. l. {. CoLsoEx.
secretary President,
I~4.c YesBER. Efce Pr,-sisje1,;
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
Notice to citizens of Somerset.

Nameroas complaints haFirs been made
TO me Of destruction Of properly and annoy
anoe to citizens eaasasi by COWS running al
large II night Notice is hereby given that
Section 80 Of the Borough Ordinances VII
hereafter te rieiily enforoel. and the night
policemen i hereby instructed 10 enforce the
same
SETON -. Borough o7iinauees-No COW
shall be permitted 70 r9a az large within the
Borough between the hours q P Y ( =
= n during tive months Of May, June. Jliy
August September and October Of each year
Any psrs8n 80 offending Or doing shall pay
a hne Of not exceeding one dollar and il i
hereby made tie duty of the High Constable
10 irlround snch animals fsuEd rsauiag al
large. and make sale thereof according tothe
pros isions Of section -.
i G. HoLFEET Burggss-
Somerset Pa. July 81. isss.