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The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

VALLEY FORGE AND DIXIE MAKES
' hourly trips to Holtzman's, Dixie and
upper river landings. First trip o a. M; last,
10p, IN. Round-trip 16c. Pleasure boats of
all kinds for hire at boat house JOHN CUM
BERLAND & SON, foot of II st W, and foot
OF High st n W. Telephone call563-2.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13
FOR RENT-R0OMS.


E'OR RENT-TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING
E rooms on I'd floor, unfurnished, with all
improvements; terms moderate. Call at 4:30
m 1ddl l. at II W.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

NOLONIAL BEACH.
Washington's Famous Watering Place
and Excursion Resort.
-PALATIAL STEAMER
Il * Q FL L 8 I . r.
CAPACITY 1000.
To Insure Comfort of Passengers Limited to
1900.
Leaves 7th st. wharf S:45 q. m. daily, ex-
cept Saturday, commencing JULY 1, 1885.
Three hours at the Beach. Home at o o'clock
p. m. -
SPECIAL ATTRACTIoNS--F Hotel,
Pavilion, Surf and Salt Water Bathing, Boat
ing, Grabbing and Fishing Celebrated Roller
Coaster and all the popular amusements. Din
ner, Lunch and Refreshments on Steamer
and at Hotel. Prof. PISTORIoS Brass and
String Band. Grand Dancing Dock on
Steamer, 25x120 feet.
THE GRANDEST EXCURSION EVER
OFFERED.
Connects with Baltimore by Special Excur-
sion Trains on THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS,
under the management Of Il. & o. Railway.
Fare, round trip, 50c.; children, 25c.
Special rates to organizations.
State rooms can be secured in advance.
Apply to
CIV. RIDLEY, General Manager,
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

+ ARGE, PLEASANT ROOM WITH GOOD
IL board, at 81 per week, suitable for
young men; also one beautiful second-noor
front room, nice for two ladies or gentleman
and wife 800 az stnw
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

The SwATARNs appearance in this
harbor recently for the purpose of
carrying General Sheridan to Nonqui
was her first since she came bringing
John II. Surratt for trial as an accom-
plice in the assassination of President
lincoln.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13
PEN ALL sUMMER-ACLDEMY OF FINE

OPEN ALL SUMMER-ACADEMY OF FINE
" ARTS, sO1 E street, presided over by
Mrs. IMoGENE i. MoRRELL, who has had
with the most celebrated artists. To prevent
children forming careless habits of drawing,
they will be received Saturdays, at years
Instruction in every branch of art, from
Drawing of all kinds to Portraits and His
torlcal Painting, Evening classes for ladies'
at O'clock.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

EOR sALE-A MAGNILICEET DAIRY FARM
IL Of 206 acres; Q dwellings, outbuildings
and large new ,barni ID miles from this city
23O7 nj st w.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

EWH HINT.
225 Penn. ave-, 3.story brick, o RS
and store. .........'.....,S16O 20
11OS 10th St 3-story brick, 8 rs...... bb 90
1905 II ST, 3-story brick, 81 RS, ......., 30 90
1927 Il ct, 3.story brick rs......... 35 90
1914 Wylie st, n o, 2. story brick, @ RS Ia 90
1246 Wylie 81, n o, 2.story brick, RS ID 90
6.r cottages ON Columbia Heights... IS 90
FURNISHED.
1923 Corcoran st, 3.story brick, rs.. S55 90
1887 X st, cor. 10th, story, double
house, 13 3rs.....,............... $50 90
M. NJ. PARKER. 1d1S Il st.
EOR RENT-DESIRABLE STORE AND
H dwelling, 4O6 o st NV.
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before, The political wiseacres are
now circulating the rumor that he is
likely to be the Democratic candidate
for Governor of New York this fall
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PERSONAL.

------.-----s--.- -
NEW YORK INTELLIGENCE OFFICE AND
N Room Renting Agency--Flrst class help
for hotels and private families. Call at office,
nnd ~ cf "a W
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

NIT from
THOMAS J. FISHER q CO.,
1924 street northwest.
II g rooms and bath; all mod imps; large
yards and closets; Just papered; key 2020;
also Broom fat in 2620; all mod imps
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

M TDONALD-ELLIs SCHOOL, COR. MASS.
Nl ave and 18th 1T, Washington, d. o.
Second session Feb. 1, 1888.
Miss Cutcheon's Evening Travel Glass will
begin Feb. 20, 1888.
The first lecture on American Literature by
Professor Lincoln, February Id, 1888.
For information address the principal.
MISS ANNA ELIIg,
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

ID Il. CHASE, UMBRELLA MAKER. ALL
ID. work frst.class. All Eleventh st and
131d penna ave.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

Everybody is kicking because the
Asbury Park authorities have decided
that bathing suits shall be worn long,
but not longer than an hour, and every
body is kicking because that isn't long
enough.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-13

OAUTION-ELECTRICITY IN UNSKILLED
" hands is positively dangerous. For Is
years have made 1t a special practice, and
curable) in Washington, nervous and mental,
ovarian and uterine, spinal disease, tumors,
structures, paralysis, etc; static electricity
University of Michigan), 604 18th st n W, cor.
ner r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19
MARRIED.

HAINES-MANGES-At the aIe ofthe
Officiating justice IN Shade Township. on
sunday, September . SIS by Thomas o.
Mock. E-9 VI Matthias Haine end Mss
susan Nauges. boil Of Stale Township.
SALESMAN -ANKENY - OF Sunday.
September 3, Isss. Al the reSidenos ofJohH
T. sleasman. 10 Jefferson ToznsLiR byJ.
H. Miller. J. P, Mr. Jaeob F. Sleasmaa- Of
Jefsrsou Township and Ms Beiaia An
keny, OF MidilecTeek Township Somerset
County, Pa
PILE-BRAST-0n sunday. sepiemhcr
9 1855. at the house ofJohn Barren, ia Mid
d.ceraek Township. ty ZIP Kfne J P NJ.
solomon II. Pie. Of Midllecreck Township.
and MIS- samanfhaJ Br=nt. of Pfsr Tuf-
keyoot Township.
BLUBAUGH-TEESSLER-0n Monday.
Auz.st y. ISIS n fbs rsa6enee Of fhe
Bridegroom parents 70 the Boruush Of Er-
sina, by J r ~Jeunin-s ES Mr Alexander
Blutangh and NS Missann TrSsier. both
If Lower T~urkeyfoot Township Somerset
county, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19
Farette county wIseheraft.

AIRS Naucy s1Ppr os Necelandtouu.
tie other day Iail siea TO All Jackson a
tenant 90 her,. who claims 20 5e a spirit me-
diin- He told he7 that Andrew Hosieter
or enemy 81 hers lad been 70 a witchs
camp somewhere along ,ae M~oaousAhe.a.
and haa . spell put on i1er. Whereby Sue and
her daughter and al her stock would shortly
sicken and die, but that If she would pay
hlm Sle9 De would see that tie spell was ~
Ieas-l This she promised 10 DO. aud both
wentto Unionl'Rn- she 90 take tie money
from bank aud he Il receive q. Aher all
Was done Ns @arper related the event to
her friends and was convinced that she lad
been swiHd,ed. sae bad Jackson arrested
and IN Gefaaito q hal iie, wiih bis wife was
sent 10 JAIL 5as escaped from the officers on
The way. lie j. yet 81 large
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

Jehnstowu was visited by tEo severe
storms on Wednesday Night. Ats clock q
heavy rain and hail storm accompanied b.
vivid lighting. passed over the town during
whicb a lad named stephen :. Merits +
years old, and ihesou ola widow vas struck
by lighting aud instantly killed The SCI
oad stormloccur7ed II about go oeleck and
did considerable damage. The Johus;own
Tr5zas says il iSsafe to say thar ten tAou-
sands panes Of glass were broken. One green
house man lost i4sl-
Mr.. ". Piafl has -e-opeued his oyster 81
loon IN the basement OF the Cook & Herdit
block Throughout tbs season bis patron
viii always 6ad him with 4 supply Of fresh
tub and can oysters OF hand and prepared %
serve them up to suit ;hs taste and GHpy u
his customers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

Beachy. 4 cDarss "a saues wH Tseaaa.
fsan ShAfr. J Pie 4oan S Meraer. 7zrh
w ss-ah Et-W p Hustaa , Il BeEkss -
Mekelsey, Peter nnabaud tes5 B4ek ncans
Neyes. "a Eanfns 5o> G NneF NeE& case
sag. Is 4 Eettz. J FamAeu Fred A3l-hinar.
Esha y fsits--aR. sanian sra7 \ Htas-
faoih 1Es rs Ea3nsi. serktrE ezsser leiG &
s%aifteT, E Voseid c1a z H1atl 6 hnss. r
keller & s,afraan. u HHararl 5shn S.aa
1as q esther. e 8eyd, Cl shank, aezaau
4ank, Is Il slzhL Bsaee FzedIne. N~ Aanss
waalsauga.W II Ssuner. IS Magnt4in- Jnscpa
smh G ABan1 lydia sipa Harisal sagder
q EBe7key.J Lar H1es. Z4cS z1rt- 3 .
t~Efz1141t- 4dca : @daE-.. 0Su. p SlH
ElsEIfssEar EezNFu
1aae czssedy Il. sW4Isrn a D-a1issa
11 HI saiih II } Sipe ,GAMa1avheaa 1
- Hoover l. y Il van T. J : Nnler /. JOAN Ian
J.. ) 2 Eauiz ], Iohn r Hay l. goha GBsreaayL
George Thonpsoa l. Nsry Risazer l.. john I
Gicsaer ]. James z Flgh I. Tobias Yo1e- T.. Blk
Pslin L I W weagI4nd !. Mis canmlns l. Is
CDodds 7 JM ncdds / > W Brown l. J R-sdisyl.
HI KnsPper s. ; Psaeii1e- s. Rzehei Gsei 81
John Bz1t 3 Jacob Ross q Joszh Homer 2E
V Weaver Ia Al nHsmane Q. z : Fleckae
Milton Pie a58. - NcNalen E : G sa0ear 80.
John E TreEte % J Miller 3 Peter Fuk 30.
Welrar Bnos ga. N6 KEN %. Peter Auuan 2 81
p BowuIen . So. JeH < VIII 80 abraham Nh
ser2. A TiSHes i Ross ~ c sasv ? AG
Black = Josiah Nller4 Ms -iyie s. Wm Z Wei
eey, . 81. j B Whipkey . Foruey. go
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19
A Christian conventIon.


The representative Of the Caurch Of Christ
in the STATE Of Pennsylvania held th-iran
nual convention IN Soma-sc PA. September
II. Banda ISIS
CONS isriug the fact that tle eha- are
saiierei throughout an paa- eliae stie
there was a rp}I rep7@ensatoa present
This convention comprised t'tre distinct
meetings viz The Christian Wonieas Botrd
Of Missions. the sunday school conference
and the church corporation
The hrs. meeting was presided over by the
president Miss Bell Kimme.L The program
wzs carried out to the letter. Tae Pennsyi
saaia e. ". b. N. is auxiliary to the gem
eral work which supports missionaries in
home and foreign fields.
These CnIsuan wonen have raised 5000
in the state DURING the year. somerset aux
Hilary paid in over SEQ oftiis amoaut
The : : conference was a very interesting
feature Of this meeting The papers and
adiresses were very praisewortby The ooa-
ference resulted in the orsznization Of a So
eiety 20 be known Is tie Christian sandly
school Association Of Pennsylvania.
The Church cooperation was tile most i'm
portant feature Of tbe coaveation This
society last year supported a state Evangelist
whose duty was 10 aid weak ele7che in
new fields. The work met with god De-
gree ofsgeoass, As ia tae year many persons
were ieaI To obey CHRIS, and church vas
established in the city OF Beiefanta. p.
The cooperation elected as lis ohe2l
board, the following persons viz
President. " F. Cowden. Of Allegheny.
Vice President, Prog Lyme. OF Allegheny
Cor Secy Frank Talmaae Of New Castle
Treasurer. - Tener Of PAiladpa2
RecouIngS=cy A " Conner Of Somerset
The society viii dispense with the eork q
the state evangelist this year, and wli under
take 70 establish q church IN the city II Erie
Pa. where there are nov about > Dlseip@
Thursday evening piei@ were uksu q
Support this worz amounting TO 3p Of
this mount she Somerset church p.eigi
$50
Convention adjourned 20 inset IN Elgie
vile. Pa. second Tuesday in sp,cmberlssa-
i word in ugari o. tiis religions body
Thcy, by many, al considered peculiar
people. The graf obeet oflhz people is the
Union % az Christians upon the Baie ana
the Bible alone For IBIS tacy uuilsd, pay
and labor night aud day. Taey llaase-v-
have ~ other rule Of faith orpaesic- They
have bat one article of -sith viz ~Je>usist-e
Christ the son Of God rs fae aurh1rJy
ofChGst all penitent believers Of this oraei
are immersed into The name e. The Father
and the SJn sn3 she Holy spirit.
II matters OF fellowship. thsy are govern
Ell entirely Icy the woai Of God Where TIE
Bible spelSs they speak, where the Bible IS
silent they are silent. As ildlviduas rley
are known Christians o- Disciples ofCarsL
As congregations they are known as tie
Church cfChasz at the pllce or within the
state in which they meet
They hove an evzn zins plea thar cou-
ma1ds a coasilera,e hea-ag Of al CHRIST
fans In the We, No chur-1 IS 50
increasing as this ia the East taey COM
mauda better hsaTiue each year. SOM
crsgt church IS q worthy living eNamp.e q
al AIS people believe and teach
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

la1ug 5san ien,z she ia Isi ST type
on Gle HEzsrr ana was recognized amony
al bis aogaooI -d-nI as the mos farsns
ana sa-@ II ,lei- o-onPansons was err q
ue 1 Somerset youths 10 enlist when she
esd Or t7o1le canse He was q Of she
olief most reckless and best liked mem
M b ln9u -Co A. AMI e was bis luck.
a. hs comuie 4n~iica-el il would be
e. III fE mar rsm tlei- ranks ard
from lie osauy g w killed Hz death &c
oarei ou tie 4th day Of June ISs2 IN the
rlFs H1rp Neehaniculle Virginia and
uas rera kaoHu % The meshes q his
oim,any wtether hs deafh sa=eusei f-om
Z p.ea q shell from e Uairn battery firing
over their heads from AZ elevation = short
distance ia tie rtar, or whether IA his curl
ay Ae go has head aaost the trercks ard
s =k hy 4 missile hsn rhe guns of the
enemy Peor -Beafr rs measor i
sm -sn "a sha searss al tie Esa surviving
membc~ - ga Company A
Carrie vas the ecand nan f-uz he
ormsaay and from tie county 70 Be kiles
His death occurred the following day in the
engagement 81 Gains NILS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19
For sac Cheap.

A bargain for @me oue IN ned ofapiano
or orzan. \ hizh-pncd siesEWsy & sons
pisao- IN use only FIX years VII Be sala
vey cheap. 4 Mason & HanEn erzan oas
uz SD. and never used, VII be -oid mr
less ta4n half cot. For particulars, call Al
be HERAED Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19
ACard.

have bought oat Tie bus uea ola Ben
ford * son ard viii continue the business
AZ the ED stand. With Tire llitiou % fresh
auiueE goods Wa BE- able to supply MI
goods generally Nuai 81 Gzt-elass Amily
grocery A.so, a complete stock cf Queens
wase, Glassware sud Willow ware. J eor-
daily invite the public 10 give me call
+ B. C|oFFRsrH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

Invite the general publ 10 cali and ex-
anime my choiee line q goods which / have
Just opened IL ray neW r0on, on the north
west corner Q. the Diamond Thestock en-
braces many usofuI aud beautiful articles.
together With a large and varied assortment
% Standard and miscellaneous books Also.
childens hoeks ingneat yaIisty Call and
see for you-seiV@
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

Dealers ana all 20 know we havea ul hne
or uEes both band and self dump, which
We offer al r5ees 60 suit tie times Agents
wanted 90 sell the Walker Raises AG3rs
vs. T. WaLEu
s3uer Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

Tie Republicans of tie west end 81 Broth
e7valIey Townsh p vii Haiss a Harrison and
Morton pole a. the r@eae Of SIR s. Il
Seyits on s1tari1y afternoon. September
GtL. several soed speakes and c band Of
music wli De present. AL Republicans are
invited 20 attend
C0MgrrIEE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

The Minerai-Po,nt Pole-Ralsing.
The Republican p~ole-uisius a Mineral
Polnt OF SATURDAY vas a grand suoo
there being not les than three hundred per
sons present. Speeches were m4de 5y Hon
Al Colbom. Of Somerset Clp- Ii. II.
Kuhn and John u Rose Esq 90 Johns
town, aud the boy orator Of Jackson Town
ship a bounuiul supper. prepared 0y TIE
good ladies % the point was pariaken Of by
pu@ant.-gism lri5mte
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

That A. Beuf17l s son Is THE 1uly irm IN
own that sells nine cakes o. Grip soap Tor
. cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

Oar farmers have Finished thrshing
Teachers examination vas Leli here on
September I5th
We an hayias lively ame here ever base
ball We had a fine game here one Jay last
week. the score standing G for the DAN
dies TO 3 sor The Slugger
There viii Dc 4 picnic here on Friday. the
1ist We hape THE weather VIII permit Is
E, have a fue urne AL are cordially invi-
ted to De present The following program
viii b. carried oat daring tie day commeuc-
ing at 10 o'clock
Musir by the School AdirsS 81 Wei
come by \. II. Sanner Music, by tie Mar
iial Bard Recitation, Maud N. Boucher
Music. by tie School; Essay, Sadie Z Moore
Music. rs the Sch05l Grafton. -. : Kre-
Music. By The Coasei Band PeHo3i-
cal 6 z Phillips Nasie by ihe school
Prophecy NC Rrsger Muse by the
scsooi Valediciory L L shul,E Muse
~ TIE Sch0oL ooAsloSAL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19
New stSies

View Fail Wraps q Oh kind fr lldiss aud
children viii be opened 6y fhe last u ibis
week Come and see them. they IRE cheap.
MA j. UHL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

Esrate OF Elhefh Wee. 5s-a- late 1l 5Cuc--
-l TgTusliu SaueHsE te- Pa
Lrtter RI limils-riru Gl lle a1o-c cs-af4
having been E1t-i o. rnf Undersigned D. the
uru1sr au-ll--. Eorre r. hc--1T gwen ID ST
1er-1us ~u1e5tal Co. said estate % make Lumel--
ale payment and tlase la-ilg CLAIMS agalnsf tie
same % present them duly El-1e1teate mr -sf
tieu--ut on SATURDAY.. che Ll day uileaer.
i, 1t the 0fc afH- J. Haer 10 r1rueu-
CYRUS A. -rAHi
arr11 Afur. of Eirlherl MlIer. decd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

One ve-v handsome E-eto9 walnut
s-ideboanl. IN good condition. WI Pc sold
cheap. Call a. HEEsLu oficc
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

cal "TRIP CsumIls Lachanan HlniiHs
Isaac McAdams. Eaeer Hurst
Enhr~ tfi-nu. I-auh kei-er-
Wm Efeuraa. tauk t
Cyrus Hliabagsh, fril Lat1ln
John % Eimuet Nm " furcrs
Michael 4 Lowry, Nrt -Ioler-
JuO AeIfUW, HNtrl Hh4HL
Jno Ban-e. Slnr- Weaver.
Unknown Gi8teity. kneFpeE
+ i HecEart. Al=-pl 81 terE.
Georre " Becker, HelW lb1mAss
Christian Berkey- Aelt lu- Peek
John CotauEh, hruE eue-fas
Jacob Caseheer- E1al Llrr
Dennis prrSf- John n FIgE
] II -chnerka1aer. Erur4 Enu-ll1T.
Peter q Nlipkry. WIN II Weller
cyrus Pile. Las Hamilton
tseorre A Weller. II Mil11n q Bia-k.
David " PriuEeL. tlc Pyle
Nathan B. truia- Jess lha
NeIsan Abbott, FHeGA F~egEes0n.
John Yaler. Juo Mller.
Josiah 7 Wendell, m A~1ANnbers
Jonathan Wendell Kas Rlsh.
-arauef skunk samuel Daniels.
Hir. n Rel. Lefl i-2f,
Nathan 3. Ellis slnon MAlkef,
l. sylvester tulburEs ocefEe tet-e-
Ge1rcH Is NeiIeT. Erlrllm Aalg&-
Il Tiisea- a9ll Slhre,
J,-eph Bisulc7- jeremiah Trezler.
David Ansel AIllong Aerfqss,
Alex HemmiDger- jefferson AEal-
Harrison King. francis II LHL-
Dasid Weimer. 4no Herring.
Hiram cupn. ledH Dhle
RiRgg1ld Markle. John " boEan,
Nu N.cEler+ oi9nnl osuhes
gesepn Mtiie-. David Raymond
David Pepiey, EA tGuuehll,
Jacob kdruE AT Leunafl,
ta-arns Lahr. John Eal,zer,
Gillian afsief. LcFi Cllemau.
Lee n Mckinley. WA MEurer
HAN II -tarirE. Samuel berE.Ts
thafle b tzie- Adam AL--f-
Al1lph MIXER, Ia-ol ltFeEr
GasaEe Knee. Caarl= B-1ilE
tkpt ! : Hiuchman. John -lite-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

Mr. Fl KaeppsT. Youngest sou Of II F.
kaerr home % a visit. the GSt in
free wears Elisa resident o. Blooming,
Nebraska
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

~toneHa4nsh ans1ip has speuslcn 4E-
j. iae nale Il Tboma> az bein all
rased n tsst township Tasir hrus ali
JON They are al voters ard one Of ihem
hE 4 son Old enoagh 10 Fo,e. and The dsl-
teen are ali HarTssoa men. George TAOuas
their @Fcai-s-1adAther. settled there aud
Feised e family All his sons are dad exceps
0as a very Cd man. who lives IN Jenner
Township There are yet FIVE more Thomases
il tie township related 10 the above, but
whose lands 20 not Join.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

DIED o. DISEASE
Pete- S~lepaauus, loan rser,
~ tl5eS SonasA'sh'
weslev NYoang. pastel A5chs1n
7 = R Rsss a2alss 9as
Reubea Fner Danl
mi 4 W 49, Is
Charles X Pul3ea, Jaa u-iuah-
M -n-5S 1i.re1 y1-
John 4 Finssaae,
IN se@base~ w@s NsEiaIev.
Manhl2s e45-s 5cha E;e
te5rse rs C5lbs-n. 5aco5 saepstine.
S-mo9 E5rst9as Aea7
E4slon Panaeli. Jersmlaa Eoaau
i So az
ler KImsamaa. retz Aukely.
~ ri H. ~
Ni-sem n2-
james shank leaa Pst-e
42sea1o y 2a,p-sy' 4a5
Mihlen ElHsman.
fl'P
~ n--1galon
Fnsk Il Raeaas. samue ltsr
The SHAFT reveals on IL. Eur Ia rai.sl
rort the bs5-s offb Grand Army offb7
Repfblie eor;r;5 win rbeirs-r.-.,o
P. C1mmins Post 10 2l5 Department Of
Pa our eo5ntrv's naval enble~ mounted
cayslrvman. and Na,io1al rss, ofa-ms on
the summit stands the s-stua ~ the rsrrc,
American infantry soldier. e-sr ana Natural
in is pose II the po.;tjon Of p1-sde nj
ana x,u5s ra1ltv te-rkei ia e-xnress;oa The
entire structure +. wo-kofa-t and marvel
Of beantv. and Rejects great credit on the
osmta.bS orr. P C1na,iE, P.-- Wbo have
laborei upsrnrly for il, erection. 10 per
petuste The memoir Of their COMRADES in
arms.
- -
- - :, ~.
-. -. n. -. :,
-
- -.
Township OF the county @ aSHT1H lLe
names Of ah Somersa county sosaiers "Ho
were killed IN battle of died of disease
in The service IN many cases tire
i~uf,rws+., 8-ira4 wa u-,uufiv ff--
- -
Wa fA1 % 1e 'e91s q '"e
lie OmnnIItee o have TIE question
Amusement as 10 whether they SHAH u1se
a thorough search made % learn the names
ri az he o,u,,xs 5e.J a.s5s- vbieb do
- ~
'nedu eAAN GA ~el' - p &C., MA.
The base 81 The monument There Is bu
little doubt that this viii be done. and bet
thoroughly done, when i : remembered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

Nr Tom Hsnnrm Washington CORES
poalsns oft5e P~itt=bugh Pws and GHdn-
na L spent several days Of last week
n Saucrst
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19
Republican Mass Meeting.

A Reeubiaaan mas meong WI BE- held
in lie Court Hoass q Somerset o
TFESDATEFE8ISG SEPE 25a
A ooraal Invitation e extended 80 al ro-
len Irrespective u mrty. 10 d present aai
hear tls us afthe amnim AIRY bon
= ana ably d
H0N IoIIy cEssSA % 3lor4
CApT. IT, i KUHN af Johnso"n
Add Other a5.e speakers WIZ D. present.
and lhe meeting
Gza B. scra
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

VALrABLE FARN FOR SAFE
The uus
signed VIII -en e. rdvatC sac ~ rso1a1al
terms liz Erl -sUrrs-t IaTlsIiH within fuu
.r0- -sr HTn1El r1r1E-1rE +N
scrr- ma7c o-l-. sl-h ler lEo=-eC
- Brick Dwelling House.
3 l-c Cam, and With lIue- eGuvel-
lens g-t5uIdtuz- ol che uiaee- I1r hundred
ar-eS axe aar lml EUIer 2 -sr sfa1 0E -
va-7ar- 4 parlol 70 wLirn Bias been wc1 flr
rr s-s re- E-al0r. Hlfn lFDharl- alEriu-
sr-ia- and gr-lals "a -re ur alI -ith pien-
n afrreeuf lHcr r-i re-ailE a1els he
u-n--tl from Somerset rl lava
joins ~ BARB
-r-rLsr -suer-rF u.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

.e,esl DAYS b last week
80 yg.,e An,s-,a Cor
n-f cfHe-;, VII ul,sse csrs,Jer opr
:, . rtba 9sIi-bsfnl ser
rhe imam wandsT amer.
Knuss a'.eI a. lie uEz,lD llace saturday
n7n n. lie a son af .he late uoa-
Elluae Meyss auis visiting AZ the resi-
as1a 3rls uacle Go e LEchfv.
IAe Ok 'u= DfFin4
n Nl. I--- a -tlIdAy 1eA'
lufa member ~ l0f-- have petH
ate-ed Ar ts c'lersnt races Thieh wli
Ie a. halfl-s g oe.oe5 in the ar
-
~,L w.h
-
-,
- u.~
- ~, - ~. -,
-
u.sr.s I,snusr
- ~
49,. 49, IN nv
Aa1a- ,ae MANY visitors 81 Somerset
Nlulay t9 wues, the uuv1idue 1f t2e sol
,,u.,nv
y.tr-,a
-, -,,,s of tbe
var
r.in Hoover IN Mnori
w t,nsItsfh he ground Thus
81 neck Tbefre orgiaat-
h due and ba8 ri.ued such
a- discovery thai the amily
erlv 4, carry our a few Of the
u ar sy.e,sn-v Fra
weae s.-f n lis f.mlv resi-
b ths tuenv-siz.a
-srt. He lsd beea . resident Of
,.,r e,an-v f,r lie past
mi o7lv rtarnel some
se,,b ue vas very no1-
Is s.r erI 3D. ali u
sfhls ies.a was
-
% ~
-
~
A' 10 '''
ol5-rme lsb,,ue Of the
-, .lous tta~ Tbur-
r-, .. - has s,elr seen
r, rhe ,.,lr locked
v-te /.
,,,ara,
rf
~ e.,
~ = d U.e~ r..
~ w.-
r. u- ~,
49,.
~
Hons. ~ C5.bom iea fr Harrisburg on
rd orPaoIors a U1 a-ppilaiion foz 'he
1s-iaa rJae55 e. Brown. uao was con-
rrrrl sfga.fc sauE some 10 years a=1
ana sentenced 10 tae feuliantav Tor 8 perl
-F+-4 ra-- and faf Bnawns term