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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

A series CT joins local institutes viii b
held in Somerset county during the school.
term Of ISIS -, and for Convenience the
county 5 s5vidrd into sections, the institute
FOR each seetian 10 be held At the tine indi-
Gated below. The PLACES OF meet;n. viii be
determined ~ the local COMMITTEES.
The following arrangement Of dates and
districts has been made
SECTION L-Noyember S-Middlecreek
Upper Tnrkeyfoot.
SEXTON 2-NovembeE l0-Unina Aaai-
son, Confluence. Lower TGrkeyfoot.
sEcrIoS l-Noyember 2i.-Pains Cone
ma=gh, osle.
szcros 4-December 1%.-Jsuner and Jen-
nertown.
sEruoS 5-Deccmber l~5-Larner, Green
vile, Northampton Southampton, wellsS-
barg.
sEcrroS Observation-Disclosures MI.
sosd New centresille. iBiack.
sEcrioS = February 2-Meycrsdale, Elk
lick, salisbury summit.
secrIoS ~s-February 9-BrothersvaHey.
Allegheny, Berlin.
sEcrsos 9-Februay Is -stoyestown,
Shade, Quemahoning
sEcrioS lS-FebruaFy 9-Sioayeneck,
New Baltimore.
spcrIoS u.-March 2-Somerset, Somer-
set Township jefferson,
COMMITTEES.
The following committees are appointed to
arrange for the Institutes in their respective
districts
Section Ia B. Barnes. l. l. Weimer. L.
l. Shul5z.
Section 2-N- II. sanner, BIZ. Hanna, Il.
r sannsr, y. B. Coder.
section as. d. E!dck, II. F. Yosti il
Blouga.
Section I'D. l. Wand, Don O'oonnor,
D. Il, Raach.
Section 81. n Lint, J.. H.Lepley, II. W.
Boyer, II. L Mar,z.
The committees FOR the remaining sections
viii be appointed at the County Institute.
The committee for each section are reques
ted 10 meet Al least three weeks before the
date fixed for the institute for which they
are to arrange. 10 dcternine the place Of
meeting, fix The number Of sessions. and
with the County Superintendent 70 provide a
program Of exercises. This program should
be published IN the county papers al least
two weeks before the meeting Of the insti-
tute.
The full program should include lour ses-
~sious-Friday evening. saturday two ses-
siousi and Saturday evening. Committees
are encouraged to arrange for the evening
sessions wherever practicable.
These local institutes viii subserye their
full purpose As factors in the progress Of our
schools, only when they bring together teacl-
ers. directors. patrons, and pupils and utter
est, enlighten and unite in active co-opera-
ton all who have d part in the management
and work Of the schools. In the arrange
ment Of programs, therefore, LEI profitable
entertainment be combined with practical
instruction. Addresses, music, Rotations,
exercises By soaool-Papils, exhibition of
sch0ol-work, &c, shonld supplement regr-
lar institute work.
Teachers will be expected to attend, and
10 take part in these institutes, and il is
hoped many Will be sufficiently interested
10 attend the meetings in adjoining sections.
The superintendent expects TO be present at
all Of them.
j. NJ. BERKEY.
BERLIN, Pa, October 3. 1855
Lost.
On Tuesday, October OH, between Layans-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17
MARRIED.

EMERT-BARNETT-On Thursday even
ing, October II ISIS. at the Evangelical par
sonage in Somerset by Rev. A. }. Beale. Mr..
John G. Emert and Miss Annie II. Barnett
both Of Somerset County. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Farmers often deceive themselves by think
ing they cannot afford to buy a horse blan-
ksi. When horses are not blanketed in cold
weather, if they keep ingood condition, they
must eat more to keep warm than a horse
blanket would cost. When spring comes a
horse that has been blaHketed all winter is
usually worth $50 to 500 more than one
who has not been blarkeied Il is money
III tie farmer pocket 70 blanket his horses.
The ga horse blanket manufactures, whose
attractive advertisements are appearing in
our paper. are filing a iong-felt want among
farmers BY making strong horse blankets,
which wear well. No cloth is more deceiv-
ing than horse blanket cloth, for weak blan-
kets which will not wear can he made to
look as well as strong ones. This firm is
wise in using printers ink to tell farmers
how they can buy a good blanket, and in
selecting the columns Of this paper, which
has a large circulation throughout the
county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Following is the fall list of officers elected
by the STATE Convention Of the ". c. T. e.,
in session at Pittsburgh President, Frances
L. swift; Corresponding Secretary, Miss Ellen
NJ. Watson Recording Secretary, Ms, Jos.
u. Weeks Treasurer. Mrs. W. II. Woods
Del-gate-at Large. Mrs. H. c. Campbell Al
ternate, Miss NJ. NJ. Pressly. National dele
gates were also chosen, among them being
the following Armstrong and Cambria
Counties, Ms W. s. Mechling alternate,
Miss G n W. Foster Clearfield and Blair
Counties. Mrs II. NJ. Leamy alternate, Mrs.
G. W. strauct. Indiany Count, Mrs. Geo.
Hin; Alternate. Mrs. W. II. McMasters. Jn-
niata, Bedford, Franklin and Columbia Conn
tieS, Mrs. Helen I. Keller alternate, Miss
sallie Irwin Northampton, NorthumbeF-
land, and somerset Counties. Miss Jane Low
" alternate. Mrs. NJ. o. Ko0ser. West
moreland. Mrs, II. {. Bray alternate, Mrs.
J.B secrist.
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Wanted

Dealers and all to know we hayea full line
of rakes; both hand and self dump, which
We Offer al prices to suit the times. Agents
wanted to sell the Walker Rakes. Address
w. r. WaLKER,
Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Clerk 70 the County Commissioner A.. J.
hilcman, has been confined 10 MS home for
the pass week with a heavy cold. He hopes
Q Be aboui bis dusies during the week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Tire State Convention d Directors Of the
Poor iSbeins hoid at Uuioaiown this week.
or county is rcprssenied by several dele
gates among them being L. c colborn, Esq,
attorney and clerk 10 he Poor Board.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

The Democrats of jefferson and adjoining
townships, including some few from the
other side ofthe Wes.moreland line, attemPt-
ed 10 raise a hickory at Bakervilie, on sat
uriay last. After laboring from early in the
morning fil away past noon, the pole was
gotten together but not into the air as IT
broke somewhere near the middle when a
fsu feet from the ground WIN H. Ripple
and Val Hav. Esls.. were Of hand corked
fair Of free trade enthusiasm, bu; itales-
capped when the pole broke, and 90 speeches
were delivered. There ar very few precincts
in Somerset county where enough Democrats
can be collected together 20 raise a pole and
Jefferson, II would seem, IS not one Of them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

We are requested to annoaHee that the la
dies Of the mite society Of The Disciples
Caarch VIII hold a festival on Thanks
giving Day. and evening Due notice Of
the place of holding the festival viii be given.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Rey. ". II, settlemyer and wife departed
this afternoon for lockwood, Somerset
County, where Mr.. settlemyer will to-mor-
row take charge Of the Lutheran church As
pa=ior. Mr.. set;lemyer isa hrother-in-law
OF Rev. r. A. Fink. D. d. He was born at
Blmoss, this eoan,y. and wH pastor q Tie
church there. He was also formerly pastor
Of the church, at staunton. virginia-Joaps-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

A. v. Scott Esq. ofCsdiz, Ohio, is visit
ing At the residence Of bis brother John R.
Scott ESQ. Mr.. Scott left Somerset county
ia 1860 and sesilel ID cadiz where he has
since lived aad p~rospc7ed,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17
Wanted!

Hides. ADD Fur, Twill pay the highest
cash price for all kinds of hides, pelts and
iurs. Call on me at my residence, immedi-
aiely west Of the 5. * G. Station.
II. G. CU~SNISsHAx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

eCneie ice, Prof }. J. sta'znan, called
to say goodbye Monday morning before
leaving for Kansas City. No, where several
ofhh sons are engaged IN newspaper work.
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For Sale.

One very handsome marble-top walnut
side-board, in good condition. VIII be sold
cheap. Call al HERALn Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

1t IS situated two nile west o~fs'oyestown
along the pike, containing seven acres, on
which there IS erected u new dwelling house,
q stable, and other necessary 0utbuildings.
Two springs, with good water. A young
orchard. containing choice apple, peach.
prane, plum, ounce and pear trees, for 500.
in sIo0 payments. For further information
inquire ar property. or address
L. Z. MILLER. LAvaasyilIe. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Pensions have been granted to Channeey
yatzy, Berlin, and 10 Sarah. widow OF
Christian ~spangler. Stoyestown- Increase Of
pension has been granted to Edward Zorn,
Berlin; Daniel J. Miller, Conner, and John
B. Zufall, Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

0ar friend J. B. sayler car be found from
TINS tine forward at the old stand, but in a
new and dscideIly handsome il not the
~hauds1ulest storeroom in Somerset county,
which from present ndicalions-store boxes
and crates piled up all aronnd-will be re-
pieje with o large stock Of general merchan-
di~e clothing, CARPETS and InecnsVare, in a
few d-ys When you come to Town call in
ani SEE J. e. and the boys, Fisk and
Nike.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Miss Nareissa H. White national organic
er OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of The Uai.ei States was quietly
married Al Sharon, Pa, OF Friday, TO Z.
Mrilen Of oregon. The groom Is a repuied
millionaire.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Tie c l. Var Dustin Nursery Company
Of Genev. =. y See their advertisement,
Statesmen Wanted in another column.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Hon Al colsoFn was billed to address
a Republican mreting At JohnsioWn his
evening hut was unab'e 20 keep the engage
msai on arcouni % sickness
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17
Flour and Feed,

Together with Grocenes. keep 81 hand q
complete stock of Flour, Oats, Corn Md
dlings. Chop and Bran, and pay the highest
eash market prices for same. Persons wish
ing to bug or sell, VIII find It to their al
vantage 20 give me a call.
NJ. ScuRecx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17
DIEO

RD-S-At Evansville, Somerset County,
Pa, Irwin Ross, SON Of jacob f.. Friedlne,
aged 5 years, I month and 5 days.
MOORE-0n the 29th Of August 1855
near Bakersyille, Pa, of cancer in face,
William Moore, aged . years and a few
days.
NEWMAN-On Sunday, october :, ISIS.
near UniontoHn. Fayetie county, Pa Ms.
Sarah Newman. aged as years, 5 months aud
3 days
wEIMER-On Monday. October ;, ISIS,
in Middlecreek Township. Somerset Coanfy,
Pa. Mrs Elizabeth Weimer, aged Sc years.
Z months and ; dsys.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17
Eors SAC.

A twenty-five horsepower saw mill, fy
sale very cheap, on payments. Call Q or
address +. J.. Hause. Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

quite q little excitement was created on
the streets sunday morning by the rumor
that an attemp, had been made TO burglarize
the Somerset County bank during tue previ-
Gus night. The young man Who sleeps iathe
bank was aroused some time between one
/ and two o'clock by an unusual disturbance
q, the inside shutters Of the front window,
ard concluding TO make it warm Cor an un-
welcome visitor, fired three OF four shots
through the glass. There Is no discount On
the craftsmanship OF the watchman, as the
close proximity oftne holes in the glass bear
witness. On investigation Banker Harrison
has concluded that the shutters that are al
ways fastened al the close Of the days bnsi-
ness must have been opened and neglected.
to BE r~e-closed curing the early evening and
were disturbed by the wind, thus alarming
tie waichman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

W were sorry to learn Of Die misfortune
THAT heeil orr friend, FrIak Rodgers. Of
Saale township On Wednesday, night Of
.ast week his barn IN some mysterious man
Her took fire. and was entirely consumed.
TIE barn VS. well stocked with his summer
CROPS Fortunately lie suoce~ded in getting
out all lis i've stock and farming imple-
useuts Mr.. Rodgers had been threshiag
hackwhe during the day, and did not get
home tin after dark His loss was partially
covered hv insurance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Jams- &. Pusil Esl. RR for the east on
Monday momins. lie VIII return toe haer
rars eftae week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17


Somerset Township No. Is ( elooei
somerse Township So. 2-J }. Pile
Southampton. p. Baker.
sranycreek-Wm u. Miller.
sfovestown Boroggh-Aar9u slalrr.
summs-M. T. Walker
Uppe- Turseyfoot- Frenan Younkia-
Uursiua Borusya-E. j. Yu;y-
WcHersburg BOROUGH /. Long
Go. r. sryLL CHz. C. suAsEn
secretarv. Chairman.
Buy your drugs st Biesecker * sayders.
Go 10 Mr.. A. E. TITS for stockings an,
gloves
60 TO Me-. AE Uhrs for cheap goods Of
al kinds.
When you wish reliable good, go to Ms
A. T. ChIs.
Go 10 Mrs. =. E Uhrs for ladies and chill
dnns wraps
Clestuats are 10 the market, and the eroI
viii be immense.
Go TO Mr. A. T. Ubrs for ano seal plush
wraps and sugua.
r-,r. En- r.,ass St
ana canton aaunels
rune sparkling ice cold SODA Water al
Bicsscker & sayders
to-. 10 Mrs a. E. Uats Gr meas ladies
and childreas uudsrwssr-
G. To- Mrs.. A. E Ungs or the best fine
BLACK d-ess goods @l@ siSs
All k.nds Of pnoluea taken ia exchange
ior goods a. 3 eAgaa
"a, v- AZ. TGars for c@aicoes eing-
bams ,lirip~ uckine-. 6c.
,,v nov -o.m Come and
IN svrn-a
d., ts Nr. a. E Cars 6or good dress
roo.. as5. so- tie msItam and lower
rral
,t-1 CIR . uerio8
49, -,., n Bic
% .'e. "l'
vh.7si Is nj, soabt tlal j.. B. Snqiers nea
SOL ,r c.otbinr l. tbs .arssss and cheapest
e,.- a,,,..I IN somerset
,ba
Pi>'' u
Sew toam' "," se''s -.1 N prize
NA1 Ht4"in5 iho ei'"N
sSi'-
Ar'otu hoa5 z 's jar
o"" livery zoos
n scArocS ket s'9' sllts 90
hanc
S,satine ofl asau temperature tyol fiad
any temferlsn aean,rt.aa waatw $50 hase
had ia.e.y. knock il down 90 tie highest
brilsr
., ...l- 81, ,iIoer
Bic vareda and q aH prices of the ca.e5ra
tel King m-auuaaarer, Of BeseeAeF e
snyder's
oenfrl~ usr line ofcirset and Rigs
tt.t willie .,lf u.v de.rn IN pre- Yoa viii
.,m..bi, sfr,r b4, before SEEING ms
t,a
J.B syYsra
mss ,. -. If ,,,,,.
Doat c1si mach G,aer.
LB SSlnsR
lean seiIrou Goods efearcr iban ans oils
merchant ii, Town. Cag ana ZEE me. and
nm ,e1 -op vbr
! syyues.
-n
x
IS
Please notice this as JD Important II
you want 10 settle your ac,ouu5 on my
books with me. you must ID 50 before the
18th Of Novemba-. After that date / viii
placethem in tae hands ofa eoliecior.
J B SNYDER
'atirrn 3 20 tAe 'i'o'- go e0.e 'e'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

iniarmatiou has been made before Justice
e. Il. Hicks. charging J. W. Cribs and A.
Y Carpenter. the two alleged detectives who
worked up The Cammins-Kemp arson
case with furnishing intoxicating liquors to
men of knoEr i~ntemperafe habits, and With
Furnishing Intoxicating liquors 10 persons on
Sunday The maximum penalty Tor each Of
taese ohrnses is a fine II SEQ and ninety
DAYS Imprisonment. Warrants have been
issued for their arrest bat they have not yet
been apPrehcnded
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17
I EGALsNOTICE

Having been appointed BY the Judges or the
Orphans Court o. SomeneE County. Auii-1r 90
pass uEGn the exceptions GlCi iu thc estate 81
Elizabeth kciser. dereased. and also 20 rake aud
repor u Distribution OF the funds uth. hands o.
JOsiah P0orhaugh the Exccuto--
N0fICE IL therefore given thIt I viii attend 20
the duties at mv p1hcc ia somerset Borough. on
Friday, the iszh DAY q November. ISIS
J. o.. EINWEL.
peTI-. Auitor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

by spcc.ai request Captain H. II Kuhn
ofJohnstowu. wildiscus the tarif question
az the Republican mass meeting 70 BIZ held
st Berlin al 2o'elock Saturday afternoon,
October 3th. IN his eariy youth. before the
war, The Captain worked at his trade Of
blacksmith, in BerIin aud has many pleas
ant ncoilec.ions Of ile ancient town and its
es,izers. his old-time friends and ueighbors
re snsioss 70 have him sddress them and
O;her speakers wli also be present and ad-
hres The meslin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

These Tvs i,ems rom the Johustown Her
ajf. iaeg. II. l. Weekly, Of berlin, Somer-
81 County who had been in attendance at
the Methodist conference al Latro5e, was IN
Town % Tuesday. Though ninety years old,
Pc bids fair 70 he permitted TO engage in his
good work for some time
Miss Lacy Pile Of Somerset Is visiting
Miss dy1ie, daughter Of Geo. Zmmerman.
4 party ga her honor was given Wedae- lay
evening d; which were about thirty guests.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

The Board Of Commissioners were very
prompt 10 at oa the recommendation CT the
grand jury in removing the row Of heavy
shade trees on either side OF the court
house TIE cJunty officials vii now BE-
able 30 toa ul days work without the as
sislance of keroseuc oil.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Iae eoaaiy commissioners viii distribute
ihe necessary eesion blanks Cor holding The
November election during the cpmiag week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Ex-Bnrsss Wesfey, OF Somerset. who 50
long ruled over the detinies OF the county
scat has * iast become = convert TO the be-
litfthal Meyersdaieis a leedie ahead Of SOM
ersei. Our maddy streets. oar new water
works az failed 10 make any impression on
bis ioYaltv to his " town. BIT having
partaken ~ ha dinner 81 the -Slicer House..
whiie sitting by The stove picking his teeth,
bis eye eH 81 q eanloa the wall hearins the
lsssad- s,eiey n~orce-6mnd Army Of
TIE Rspsaiis Eseets first and thini Wednes-
dAy each xsk Thai settled tbe business .
only his honor Is puzzled to know how
mary Wednesdays IL takes % make q week
ia Meyena1e.-G@nerciaI
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

A car load ofqaeeusware and glassware
just received at m. new store Call aud see
them. am not giving them away. bu, the
prices are so low it almost seems Ike IL.
J. r. sxyuEE.
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Excursion Tickets to the Virginia
Agricultural. Mechanical and
Tobacco Exposition. Rich
p1nnh Va

Tic B. & o. Z. r. Co. viii sell excursion
tickets to Richmond, Va, every MONDAY
and Thursday during October and until Nov.
10th, for the accommodation " those desir-
ing to visit the Exposition. The tickets viii
be good going on day Of issue and the day
following, and win be valid ler retun trip
until November ssh. inclusive We give
below 6 list OF stations aud r0aAl trip rates
via Washington. u. c.; Johnstown sli.75;
Somerset siO.6j. Redwood 5l0.3j.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Mr.. Milton Fisher. Of Johnst0vn. was
married 20 Ms. Mary Galbfaiih, at the res
.lcnce of the brides father. John II. Kant
Rer, Es9 at Kautner station. GA Wednes-
day. October 20, lass The ceremony was
performed by Elder CouneT, Of the Disc-
pie- Church. The happy couple will make
their future home in JohnstoRn, where the
5est wishes or their many somerset friends
viii follow them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

On Tuesday, October 9:h, between Layans-
vile and snyder's Mil, two pieces Of home
made CARPET The finder viii be suitably re-
warded by leaving them at the HERALD or
Deguocra, Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17
NATURALIZATION

on Queensware, Glassware and Wiloware
at No , Baers Block. The place to &c, the
highest prices for country produce.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

Having been appointed BY the judge nfths
Orphua's Court II -aner~et tnlaty Auiitor o.
pass upon the exceptions flrd 10 the estate Of
Hertz EeiseT. deceased and ai~e 20 MAKE and re-
pOrt q distribution OF The funds IN the htais uf5o-
-iah lnorlagga. the Executor.
N0TTCE IS l~aerci0rV given that I viii attend 20
the isHies Gr NY 1fdce an som srsef HOrDu-n on
Friday. the 10Th day Of Noscmhsr. ISIS.
D q. KENNEL.
Oetl1- Ailitur-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

The eOrnfelds present a Stacking appear
ance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

On September 1fth a marriage license was
issued by . justice in one Of the southern
townships to young mar Of that neigh
borhood aud toa young woman giving Ohio
Pyle, Fayetre county, ias her place Of resi-
dcnce. Two weeks later the shouid-haye-
been loving spouse appeared at the Record
er's office 10 inquire Of Register Swank
whether or not sire could bring an action for
breach Of promise against the deeeitfIis swain.
who She stated had lived with her AZ hus-
band for eleven days and then getting anger
ed. At a tri8ing matter, destroyed the license
and len her. no marriage ceremony having
been performed. Recorder Swank is fire.
quenuy asked to give advice to young coup
les contemplating m%atrimony. but in This
case he was compelled 10 refer the young la
dy from Favette to an attorney.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

GEN. John r. Harirana has bsen appoint
Cd mewber % the board Of directors Of tie
National Soldier Home, to represent Penn
sylania. He Will have charge ofail appliea-
lions from Ills State, and veterans desiring
10 secure admission to the home from this
state should write for information 10 him at
NJ. so Library street Philadelphia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Tie friends Of Harrison Morton and Pro
lection held a meeting in the school house
at Fiedeas Saturday evening. Aaron F.
Dickey was elected President of the meeting
with Josiah NJ. Bowman. Harrison Bender
and John ". shaaer, for Vice Presidents
and Joseph snyder. I'D. 5. Diokey and Ed
kimnseil, for Secretaries Speeches were
made by \. B. Critchdeld ard F.. J.. Kooser
Esqs. The Republicans Of the Chewink
Corner" have got their fighting clothes on
and viii be heard from three weeks from
to-day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Hoehstetle & Herr. merchant tailors Nam
moth siock IN rJ0m recently occupied BY
J.. B.. Snyder. If you are in need Of new
fall and winter suit, oyercoat or anything
in u line don't fail To give Us a cali. sat
i~sfaction guaranteed in every respect.
HarusrnIFp 4 UrPP
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17
Look.

The price Of Flour has advanced fright
fully, On, Marvins celebrated Bread aud
superior Cakes and Crackers are selling at the
Old price at the store Off Z. Coffoth, deal
er IN fine family groceries
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

"on the trail or Pioneer Lie in Ken
tucky hy the Daniel Boone Dramatic
Company. have 10 reason TO complain Of
the reception given them at the Opera
House Friday evening. The house was com
iofiably ailei and tie play, abounding with
thrilling iucidcats. was thoroughly enjoyed
.u lie Iar.a .nI.anrn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17

Elder C. 6. LINT, Of Meyersdale, one ofthe
HERALDs oiies, and siauuehes; friends. paid
u- a very pleasant v,sit last week on his re
turn from : Ps, Ile, where he had been to
assist in dedicatias q new church built by
ihe brethren Of bis denomination in that
section. The Bishop rarely comes to soner-
ST. without csiiue az ihe HERALn Office,
where he IS always a most welcome visitor.