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Capt. Barnard Crabtree who was thrown
from his carriage and injured quite badly
Is recovering rapidly.
Mrs Margie Bennett and Mrs l.. Strong
fell into a well one day last week. The
curb gave away, Mrs. Bennett was hurt
quite seriously.
Mrs. and Mrs. y. + Fogg are away Wis
ltiHg relatives in Peuoh>cot county
Mis- Tcs>ic Young ha~ gone to GouldS-
boro for few days. She viii 90 from
there " Bar EIarbor for the summer
Miss Vcyie West of Franklin, and Mis-.
Sadie Parker Of Bangor have been visit
ins a. o. W. Youug's.
The " Baptist sewing circle held a
neck-tic supper at the church on WednrS-
day evening
pai~y romroy youngest daughter Of
inst, Of brain fever.
.Thc Bmr," opened to guest, la't Sat
urlay
We understand the Moses Moon estate
viii be sold at auction or private sale next
week.
Have picked quite quantjt, Of field
strawberries.
School closes at South Hancock this
Week. II l. being taught by Miss Susie
Kelley II Hancock Point, who has given
great satisfaction IANktrno.
.luly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-12

The Pope> encyclical on liberty says
Human liberty in individuals, as in Socie-
ties or governments, implies the necessity
of conforming to the supreme national
law which emanates from God The
church j. not the enemy of honest, lcgiti
mate liberty, but it is the enemy Of license.
1t condemns false liberalism or natural
ism, which declares that there is no SUI
preme law and that every one must form
his own faith and religion. Such doctrine
tends TO destroy the consciousness of the
diffe renee between good and evil, between
justice and injustice, and makes force the
sole basis of society. The church is not
an enemy of democracy, and rejects no
form Of government.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-12

south Goaidsb0ro.
J. W. Bunker has improved the looks
of his store BY painting it outside and in
side. and also by fitting up a counting
room and post-ollice.
Our term of school closed June 80. kept
by Kate A. Dunbar of Sullivan. Your
scribe had the pleasure of visiting the
school the last day, and was much sur
prised to see how the scholars had i'm
proved. | think it has been a very profit
able term of school to the scholars and
should be highly appreciated by both
parents and scholars.
The fishing boats have been doing quite
well for the last two weeks considering
the weather.
July 2. SELDOM.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-12

The high li.erary quality of the Atlantic
Honth{y is well maintained in the July num-
Der. Miss Harriet Waters Preston, in her
article on "A Changing Order" goes far to
prove that woman can write upon a large
historical topic in manner thoroughly to be
admired. One OF the bright short articles is
entitled "A Browning Courtship." A practi-
cal theme is treated very inteligently BY II.
G. Mcrwin in his timely review of "The
Telephone Gases ''The Average Mans
Verdict and The Science OF Names are
among the bright skits given a lodgment in
the Contributors Club" without any men
tion of their authorship. Houghton, Mifiia
& Co., Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-12

Young Holmes has given up his fine
notions bout college, and has gone TO
work in earnest on the place; and they say
that the old folks never seemed so cheer
full as now II must have been mighty
sacrifice for the youngster, though, for
his whole soul was given to books. And
its dreadful pity he couldn't have gone
on with his eddycation. You see such
checks as that on young fellow makes
him reckless"
Old Phillip West turned away from the
door Of the Redburn cottage after having
delivered this piece of news, and sham
hled off towards the adjoining field to see
If the wheat was ready for the sickle.
Millicent leaned over the window ledge
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-12

rcrtner's Maga.ine for july Is the
fr>t number of Volume 1. and shows
many signs Of a steady advance along the
lirc- which its projectors marked out for ii. A
number Of attractive feature, are announced
FOR hi> volume. among them five article. Of
the remarkable railway series " hich was sue
ce~>fully begun in the June number; several
papers BY Lester Wallack giving "reminiscences
Of biz career aS actor and manager for fifty
years; important articles by the venerable
Hugh McCulloch, ex-Secrctary Of the Treasury,
drawing significant differences from the ex-
perience Of his half-century OF public life !;
an essay in each number by Robert Louis
Stevenson; and large number Of illustrated
articles. stories and poems by the hest writers
In each field.
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THE DoG AND THE kITT EN- Mr.. Walter
Stinson. of Augusta, is the ner of no.
BILE ST Bernard dog that | adopted a
family of little kittens, non,f which is
half as big as one of his hnpaws. While
the mother is away he spls his time
with them and if one of theeries he pro-
ceeds to roll it over with hnose till it
ceases its lamentations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-12

The O>Servatore Romano "Wednesday
published the Popes encyclical on liberal
ism. 1t is IL lengthy document The Pope
classifeS the subject under two heads, an
cient ana modern, and condemns the latter
as being in opposition to that pracliscd by
Christ
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tile valley lay the pleasant Holmes iafll
the quaint old house just peeplng thronsa
the foliage of the stately poplarN- hl>
side, the pale green ot the oafhe.i ify
glintjng in the SUI. And nearer stu. tbt
long windrows Of scented clover appea'el
ip Njlliccnt in behalf of the one VINO tad
gone ~ work in earnest and over there.
busy with the clumsy. "ld-fashioned ted
der. wa> Harry hlp~rlt, hut ~ merry
rnllckinE times came 10 the cager-ilStcn-
ING ear from the silent hayinaker tic
was a.~o trying to solve the problem of
duty Last evenings work hai left hi-
mind and heart sore After tea he had
gone to h- room and unpackod hlN books,
which a week before lie had glccfuliy ar
ranged for another year at Andovcr and
had put them out Of sight forever a. he
had said. bitterly
nu' th'n there were father ana mother
an" NJ lanflti ih,i' were i'"'' ""t> ~
carr 'h h'I brow "F'a'iA h'' ''', TT NV
= sunny ana 'u,h 'htFe was M'", +"
in~uuetNeA i' looked t7"ard thf hra-
h"ru cottage a. De thought oi h'r ImnS
~ angels i4" NaiH >u'if 'i-htnI ul
hi~ gloomy face
Il" Kissed hi~ hand e. h'r across tAr ln-
tervruu- >pa'r and >hc acAn'N'rd d-'A I
ht q dfMur" !Nl' Inclination ~ th' h'''.
She Will l"Nc mr II ! am fa.'htn. here
hc continued shaking Hp ih" fragrant
clever and = wu~' choose between
tH@'vHr aims Mile l.rihurn "hy II tikr
Niir.
III w.N grow Ct Alo->f -" -atd
somehow frel assured taAi y Nil All
ht f,r thr hr~t
Wees after Wr.k w,ut hH bringing
H.tI|nI ,o tas II .m"- fsrm hu' ~ Yr'-a.'
VIA j9t~ ~ .nrue-t 'u.t tgf nu- ~ n'-t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-12

JrsT JCpGE.--A man was arrested in
Waterbury, Connecticut, the other day for
insulting lady passing in the street In
court, after he was convicted, he protest
ed that he merely said ..Ah, thcre-stay
there" The Judges reply was well,
you will get SO tine for ali there, and L.
days in Jail for stay there
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3 L. g.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

Ms Nzrhs wSr- of aesalaziessurg- :.
risaag relatives
Ese7rbsiy has bsea nakiag good use O
he ez1Saasst=st sss-ilins s5r rass s1sss Reek
Nj. ws~ley FEselisrs 4na Nsse- q Eoxa,
ssrsae-iy II tl.is pozmfy. have beea visiting
friends bsF@
Psszs4Asser B3xusan and llzagsazf. his.
Lizzie, h4ye reszTnsss hosae from IL PleAs-
ANT zhere they Ind be-sn visiting sor same
nme
a prssTzcte7 naAet5Ea- JAS heesa - progress
n the Weller church So TIE past tAree
weeks TIE usessinss are u1ss area5e8 and
tnaeh interest Fsr.Tziss IN the iiissrualeat4li-
~ OF bringing the Hasass3 70 3 knesleass
Of the truth
There has besn e5assflszzsae ssr,sgecflss
fsr oaas IA tins sesssen. za8 II is general ly
1haas1i tlEzs tse ln9sesziaas asp zzrarabls
fe- sooa yssn of coal gs rrraiet tha5 5
eeAi Easne n his ssst5oa of seal4tE would
b. 81 important thing, assa 4 sanas< t,a esll-
erE5se tina tsss ilsese Aslis c,y.tain black
zi4aosaas
NJ Harvey L gouzs teza4er a ille Wal
ker scnasl. gave his se-As1e@rS > sacley aa
last FRIDAY afaeraoaa, This : &s1g;sess Z
verr important stsp, ana The scholars tosk
sn ae1iye fsz-f n the siisassieal sf lie vars>
salies1s assigned t4ern VI Tsung Is Haet-
ing xi1a 1i4iaerirls saeress IL his seasal and
knows hos - 1sake Il Interesting
fkars~ssy Al.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

A ieEg art5rie- FssrTsgrzisss e sisfail isFlser-
i Rnz-Is;sn i.isls.ry q "a Important Fssriea
IL the administration 81 Coy. ralrisess has
,en prepared fsss Essstiic;zfieH- Ia tesaFaiEss
iise assertion silas 6ey Ps1sissl ns4s rioIs.si-
II oTsgeos-sl 10 tsae sssath Fenn Rals-aaa bills
ar5 rsszirssz tie la4e gsEe. ( BlAck 20 wrsie
i veto -neSsa-e. Ju.s-e Bsaek wrote \ ring
ing Fese nsrssare and Submitted il 10 the
ssssrerzsr ard leis Ei.ls the srsFsrzsssnn that
the message sold be sent tie legislature ;ise
next sIsv- Wien me Legislature assembled
instead * he veto sssssz-s wesi Ssz-ae dist
slie Governor lad esAsss~s lis 1ainA. Ss.:aa.
ri.iseszt Essice N The gaaEe. had sirrserf the
bills yudSe Black zas kreally surprised
al Tie ss0serzHos's acE5sn ard filis caused a
colnese betwen the tao was5rh lassea Is
lciss = -IzssIzr Ezazk 7sreE
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sszizssizz -s-sd sgsl ssssssuvy sssss.ssT assSs
Haasing ses~sn 5 rssz@ sass lsznzss IN
asss.aasg
Ts< Cherry Ralse srssssd S progressing
Esssr sarass zzse irszzraas. s,ss q n X E4aaaes
The ezres1z,eas . s,na sss Ike zsseasil.lsscs
Ess2
The psvsrarsed -sesssss = sise new 81
saAas G T. ebareA. rezssauxz-3 hs f.ev.
Sszssssz. Is making ea,sass3srsasAe psegre=s.
smith : alzaass bairs bzf rs ! rers ze41ssl=
wssrker N Eaae nae-ai vineyard.
4 Ez bear have zssasis sssesr aspez=zssce.
AID F.4zsslserS alas eziss- TEe gs1aieers azzzx
Fsos IA i,szss ~een, bal TRACKS Asve been nc
esaiszsl b slsase II "a gsznzser- E<xe- Aasa
Wild sSzs gre fs- zssre n1zaerls-s
Nj BeSser i aFfareu1iy sunsezis1 since
BE came fre1 ssneg-es- sEa We ezzs so NO
rszspn zhy he saseass be sssberw1s ~. az he
szsssys Tsszssaasse aseA1zal. and ss4s - 8ssset
and haIsEs asssrsss as hsfsrs IL iesl as.
IN Szraizy ssssai1ss last the osss.z-r-zflsa
s-z1ssc-s,i IN al Tie Rsaal ri1nr u T4ser- *
1sz4zzg - hsa- The ssrzsaa rs BE- delivered ay
Gey Alslsesnsx- lssi wrre sasssg disappointed
by his atssence As tiss rasssy lasyS.sas
tissr ri xii s,zzise tin frsrsy. bat wrre
serry they EesS .ssssss.gsasrssei-
The v4cazas@ are Eses Sled Which sere
rzuse<s b The RS s-rzrion of teachers u ziiss
sounsi4is- J. D. RiF4sle fzlis fale place n G
SIersss resented. and tll&rseS iSgsesasf stlaI Of
II " Nazssc=l We hssps they sare reSoss-
ed 70 quiz re~ssslrS tisa1 = sise rerazsrsiie-
nf taae teachers nos s,nflaFei Il sisaie
tsansAip
LsegFsg 5 the priaszg,aa e-ssaIszt5an q ss-sr
sniazsstaEalz al present Fer tisis tsegTss~ oxen
are nszd IS sl-s4sssHg TIE hogs ~ tte nails.
si1ere they are szzei zaio eo@rsss. eic- i,y 3
sss~ asa sla presce=s rlssss resaises E1EAsly
days q lzkssr - s2~ even > fsr saeasazss
tx. q le,zstar 1.sf ase a1zn ! ais slz~i i ~
qEsaeS sa d tzss work
~
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HoovrnsFlrln. saauary Il, lsss
Knishts Of the co.aen Easie.


The faIlow1a- are The cheers Of Prsae a
Semerses Castle M. liz. Of siansaa's MlslE
sI- tie ensssing SIX rHzatAs' ter1z
Past Easief-W. J. Dinres-
Nsblc Cllief-N d Bownzu-
TIue C7lief-Ss1n1zl >iusen-
High Fr5ezt-sz-n0el J Szank-
Tes,erAssie HerTaii--Eg } G-ifl.h
M.zster oF Records Wm n A1kely-
c5sq.k Of Ezclsesuer--5 J. EeinsAa-
KaeEsr q Flssclsetlse---s c tsacr-
~ He-aiA-ss G. Faesisozr
Wsr1hy Ear5-AIserz Berzey-
Worthy elzazll,eriziaa--sEns : sszHion-
Esra-ien-JosSfls 1s-ist
E.ssaire---T rel I,ssres
FS-ss Siza-,lszazss-L. SswrTsrssrc-
>ssa25 tszarSls-cass- Ed : H4rer.
Trustees -soseph 7 NIikr, W " An
kerry AID 2. Dazs.z-
Representative 70 THE sssaa c4s.le-Ai-
sss-r Dsrkex.
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Sc Agrlculture.

Af flse anpBal Nesting q tie Pennsylrz-
asa state Beard ef Ag-icaliare and General
Farmers IasszFate IN Hsrv7ss7-g. IN Ize
:Ssi7srsEa~ sisgsf1 roorn. on January ssth snd
asth, sbcre VIE be az als1nss On The
Work Of the Psnnsslrzsssa Forestry Assecsa-
fioa. by Prof ] T. gothre.ck we~t Clses-
fer, !'ennss as&nia Tnige-siiyz ATbor Day
and The Fslislie seisoals BY Dr. L z
Eisiee, Superintendent q Puisze Issss-Elo-
tis-l and general discussion q ise fs-s=1ry
sHsssioa fHsn n sanitary and ecsnenIc
b41rSaE Tlsere VII asss be = lecture ~ Or.
ElEesa Harvey. from fseleware esaa-
II ssas5et Tbs Nea- Future q Farrn-
Itferesl
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The -sa5e-s af Llle HExALn Mi recall Ebs
aErouzt F',sA1sstssss n sass.=e casunns several
weeks asa, q a Ss-gzs drsaIz "a Glss ess5asssz,
fsyzEssy H1nk tllaa had bees c2=ssed by zlss
hznssng lao1se eF : X EEzsoo5L u AssIon,
Eznszs Czszai4 Harrison lzsz zsek Eesz-ir-
I'd a a6s=e-sEzzon sE 1s1e ss-reT ara B. he i
svi5s1gsiy xeal @eqaAssssz3 in tlssse paris L
EsE sarzner RESIDENT Ne give 1. ~ Tire hos%
ils.t BE- zs4sx Fsoz-ss,sy t-e Fsragnsae5
Homes. Kss. EaxY 8. Isss-
lHAs J HkRAzscS. E=G.. ssfnerss1 Pa
Easrr 81 - klFlriEr.. 80 Y4sssr ssls1ess Esrar
- 8s7slzs-g SIN WI say tfasa 5se EszrTs Hll0
ots;zslstsa Xix sl1aaey "a Ilse ar@.1 ess sssir
csfTsss,sssdent EaS : sl2n ases1 = = yt.z-s cd
t.3 AlAzk eyes, i1sagx tiaek Ti5oEzssaetse- zEiS
very s1arik =kiz l3lzzek 3ssir sIzs szssrf rzfzl-
r. hfsasa slsoalse-s speisnssl asseal lfa OF
l7e f-sssisis Sal <see CANNED - be I;5s ssa
.. FB.fuF MlEisr- q Na1r ol,1saifF- V ~ lad q
zlsesr 3iFiag Le.e lle eorsIssssz3T se=slzztsas
as- she sFs * s-1EzsI b from zissr csE1ssf
sls he ksssE every eng size 1ss, and knsw
srtsre tlBEs Arest- and MlEs1 kla& d b2lGsrs
tt-eF 2s.si 41z t1sA Of sI-5e Eha hs1 is'llsE
aew BgaseS sznee sbe le5t, and t0-azs Hasgr
thex HeTx lazalsss u refe-xsce 10 TIE ssa
oassS- sasgls81 Say ill1s ilis cousin has basza
aeTe eFs7r = Ff4TS ard a1d E1eE= Seza ft1is
rfz. and 4trez be s2zae Eas ; aitls daGsi-
1Ul .; hls ss1s.szsiE. s2F4slE Ih7i ssss e8d -sol
knew Der 2nst sazsi ctlsi5 - y1sunE n Re
rzs Eiiiar ciaiElstz9 10 have lesea iirsz =
ese-k u store Ihsa : parrsser- ard 10 have
lately sid on and esine here booking fsr .
leeztior- He E'As here sonne tine G11d cl2iEn-
e. 10 have rented business F'rsEs-rr md
zoai6 - axis, lz.si1seSS shzf slissi>s Vi l4IzIl
arx. Hofdng roa nlaF identify hi2a, .ila
Aoz-s lrasK
: X LISsuTT-
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a New Departure.

u order u azsrli tie 0EssS--urI5rF q .
g5lezsaz- rip Is Fsris5z g. Hvery one q -
has TIE Geisu-e r e. tise Pennsylvania R-sil-
rlas g'ozaFaay i.4s arranged fe- tvs person
zIly osnesssie5 pltzsssrr saur~ 70 f3af snnny
laaa The date= a tie toars zrp fixed fs1
January ss,h aaa Fehrzz1E sah- The lour-
ss.s AZ i,e carried fi-uazl te Jscksoarilis
l-iz Haltizno-e, was,lzztea. Eishraers&, Va
1lls1sfan. Charlesssa and Savannah, by ;
sgsr.al tram Of 5ay COACHES and f,aliInan
ha1zef slee4,ssS czl-s rzuisi oll fzst ss3eal-
use. The tlflrlst seeas II tire eangssuT. ~
SISTED ty Z 5s1ap.eron, Eho ~ill bzrs = spe-
aial ere 10 1ile R4llfss unesoortea EiA d.
-eet The g.sr1s. ReaDd frip tickets. iueia'i-
Ing sssizi- car .,I1zagssE1islls ana meals
srsreazs IN bosh Girect5aEs. goea for The NJ
tara ;rip in fifteen days. VII te sod a .
r.se q about s425s frsm F'ililasIesgs gsslsa ard
$500 from Nsw York TIE parry IN each
case vii be Eisii1ea 10 I5sf FeEss-s- <AEaes
mas be entered GA the lists Il Any tisas IA
a,3TsEoe.
FDesailesi infs-msl50s 3 70 tlse toErs RIii
t.e pal .1sasea within z faw isss-
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eRaxp xsnaz
Bersia Be-gaasls-goan a. FATlssea. Har-
Fev pizaly-
BlAek-J G r. Miller
a'T''iiie;ssa-sss--ii s'lsz = = -1.i, 9silii =
s5asas'=srs-
e''ne'74sa--AaFsn AiAss1' EsaY Len
ii-ss- '-a'iasse- y lsiisfF
sss Tlsisss f'or1''is - --s'sssAl sisiazasI's-
Lkiick--h h.'lAs 1dsTs1'fs@rs
1essisef--1st'o'l' + f-1e'lifz1e, John Atels-
seni'esseT
Lar'snsT--Se'shna A1izy
L9Eer IarEsf i''aS--1- y HnrkisslsieT'
George steyers-
Aeser-a1is Bora1sii = slaaeaFih 5ayior'
i-Trssses sEsysi-rs f'rsak-ifi Arass'snF
New Baltimore EeTough-Joan woif-
hope
f'sse-Jsshii A. Feax
Somerset = tar.ssiaa lirsse, Joseph v
ssaaA-H,paou-M- L T4aba
TnarERs4 srnaHs-f1Es1 rzEk.
AsE.a Ts.74.w
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R-asl,s,rssalier-f.e,.- T.ar..l,..l.,.- 1-r;ss
p.v4,,. r,,a..s ss,E..I...r 80 H.,
ssaek
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

Narri2ge Erx1ses have beta isssae5 % iIse
salagxinz uazaea persons sinee cur las n
Fer1
Samuel Kiesse-. af sasnerses tsxnsihiF,
ard E.eh@ssz 9 FeSes, of s4lislsars
obadiah Loss-. q Shade township and
sarah Carver. q ssaEyrTptk township
Je7enish Ze-a and Mzrg 4. RSbrgiss
both q Berlsn
Iaee5 Il saaa7sains and Jennie Heifsle,
both Of sesoe-sat soznshiY-
IrEin G. Walker and eyEsslssa " carze-i
isota of S7rsrlg creek fsH-asbip-
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HOosersviAe Items.


AAe eTtfk L as@aA oss4sta1 N7iA see' ana
s''0'''s : 7'~
SieisiIi'as Hss Erei5y e7eod i'isl week AID
Ne hope q VII s'e tsiter liiis NteS
zEr gasel'h I-siube-- ard EaHily wese the
ga=ts of Nr. Kesutz a 5se1-aay Might
Rev Baasemsu a. ,iis t.soe starred l.s
-.-z--e-.-s r,ez-irr a sS-.er. ehg-rh H.,
ssr.,a,rsr~n;rr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

tssnszusnczS. and We 1ssrYss~e e stssH hs ssss
E51-z nsesse7 sra s-rForszHs n sli1rAests'- g
zns4ss5ae A5siszr<ss ss17erzs1 - fse Bsssf sseey
5zsg rsaEsr-s5xzs ssH 1x nszsSe n Al ess<arf-
rrses57s ilrsr.s3z1 esszr .Estlrc eSs<bls1Islis-s
a7sSzzirs assS 6yuHa-
BARGAINS THAT WILL BRING BIi
s.-zs~sss Sf bliEes-s, 2s4 3 ossse-
I9sreA ssezs SsrfFe9 ssa.ssrsa SILK FsL-
- sa Z egsiTs TssFsE AK s. six vEr-
TET~ E1eziErB bright coaors. $ essss- tfszsi
from 81
COSTUME KELyETS. n back a4sl soi-
slrS. a; spesiaa Tssces
one sdd Es-51srla VEIN ETS. crl 9zS seld e
s. asszssfy. aui assen SID - sax teiTsf>-
bas are eQssan 1AcH- ssssl z god. eiese fsls-
sze u be e1a~s=f sl-zt e > csasS = yzrf.
Bissk and faslnrss fIsssCATs and sr-sTes
EEAY ETEEs> q 4ssed sBzisly Will be sae-i-
i5gss1 ~ - csr1zs = yard . saiszs - ee1ss zGG
EEisra-sts
fssrrasns IL PLAIN BLACK S9Ixs
FABLE FRA MA i>E1> EHANAME~
FiDe F-sncs4 F1F>> GtsaIa-. fl-AIze>
&e n prices 50 Iaase rills slfse esis-s sal
Dol B7.E Width tstsgI1> ar - and =
rts SeTrr hess-e sza r5ea, cheac< ea1.i-
tisz, 5sa.rgsesliArly the - cent ozz=. = ffssy
are s5oN-- f-sss - 3 z3s - per rara
5Aiscss II HINES sssr-xz8sis S1-srr-
1ssssisE anything p aaaEsy aud ~ e ever
offered a. 7efSsl saFH err
ssEseh NIXED TaE09Ts 2sc-lnrs-ss
sbis xl3e
FINE ESGLE>H sT-TTIStsS. - IN Esie,
- q Sc = se and = =
large ~ q cHo5eE B8GAIaCL8THS
& 7z--Faane. s. =
loo pies'ss sissal.4s z-il.h Sis1IEE i i q X :
o. PLAfffS IN neE1 stFleS InesiiEta bright
baz Sshesae asterinzs- ne baaStft af hsh tfe
GA as aEsF'e-7ari'sEasg s. 1l.5s safe rsz -.
Ea-1
Frzleh ssrp-l Flaaasls q = oeats- -
Eksss s
has S2rIss Eatf zas9 slliss ss>ss - tat .fls
Eoosn. l7oaks nevsr os7ares = such i,r
rsisss- S9w j. vl'lr tifae - r. tl-sairs
s5s5r@ 10 4f1aztea 10 ale-zs---suf srlfe
eaT MAJ Qfsler Isssa;zEaaas Esr flza fartscs-
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Tia~ Undersigned have sold 10 Efz. z
Bcyts Al issea- Interests II, tlse 6sneras ssxs-s
sod l'ssiisssss 81 slss frzi oIseyt= 4 Co. Lizn-
lied hsusa4S bussr'tss Il Fair Hasx- ssznerss;
f'1aary- p Al persons ssssasse5 10 said
frrn via please seftze sisrs- ar-cEssts with
Wa L Rerfs. wsso Eil zizs rss4Ss III sSesst.
81 slae tlrxn and ex.rszssasss the ssassaess
Ia Il AErz SaAs RAIzER.
Iasls .NaxHEg1 J. Il. sstsxrssEE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

The t,z-s ieszsrs s,ere reaz IL SoDerses.
aou egruTsesi by Nrs scarsck and family Is
, faacy. nsssiea- sniiirnery AID gape- sstab-
Hslssarn1. i fsr rent from ATsrSi 9sss Here
) splendid sEEssar7anity sars IKE man ~
vosnAn 70 70 into 5asssess- The raem :
large AID ssorasnz1ssss sssd trade. with good
issi1. ipssisilg location. n Aanaasla Block
oss Mazsl Crsss stre<1 Fe-Ssas desiring %
reaz Gnissa call on 81 s,8irs=s
gcrx H. THL
saa1er-e;. IA.