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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

The regular stated Argument Colrt con
Yeaod a - O'Clock Tuesday morning AfieT
The bar list had heen called over the aEplics-
lions u the Wholesale ligu0r dealers, and
distllers. were isken Up fy the Courf. Tie
applicants are John " Topper Allegheny
township, : A Tepi@r Jesse BaushH'an-
AbTam ShultL Valentine Hinkle Edward
Hoover. z C. lands and :. r SEei;zer-
Gene7nl INCONSISTENCIES we're fled Scainsi
al Tie applicants, iui there were no special
charges nlade. Tie matter Is being argued
i,y oossnsei. and decision vii not likeiy lpe
rss.c..ed before to morrow. All of lie sTPii-
o2nis are disiilicrs, and 4 is tisoughi they
WI IL ret license
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
The Three Hottest Days in 1888

In his article oa : Where 10 s.end the
samrner,r in svisaer's fc- April. Gen.
Gresly. chief signal oisscer. makes i aprophesy
IS 70 the hottest days in the year Isss. The
Desroii JVxrIsf, taking the mailer up. has
offered pri1e Of $50 10 the person guessing
correctly, before Jane Isl, what the DAYS
Viii be Gen Greely Immediately telegraph
ed his guess to the paper. in accord with bis
reasons in Se-sJaer7s fo- April.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
A DMINIsTRAToEs NofICs.

Estdte o. Ebgfs.el tzEseT Acg'i lass x s,E.rsa-
kGfiilE fa,-. -ssH1e Esez % -
leste-z u s-zr.sszsEE4tisl ll ats8se sS-zfe hzr-
ins aeea <r1aie<z - the ss=ssferStxred ~ the
prp7er ~ztEers-ys zlsziee 5 hereby gsrcz . al
I<rs1us if.@1tet 10 saia es4sse 70 fkke irara@ts-
sss ayssezk and s1se ieFIr,E eafszs @esirst IRE
sar1e viil rre-eHt flpsra dolly artherficased rsr
<-eTileneEf 81 SzlzrsszF NAY n Jsss x tte ufice
~ tiss tdsain.si-4fD- IN IsosFersri;le IN sAsd
7aansla.p- A y CLARK
1prfL Adrairsl--r4fc=
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
New Location.

Amy Dental Rooms over " NJ Treiweil
& Co.'S Store. corner Main Cross and Fairio;
streets. shall be pleased 10 see former pa
irons and al others in need Of the services
Of dentist. With renewed facilities and
fand Of experience. can promise bsss results
s. J. McMiLLss. Dentist
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
MAIN STREET
A FINE FARM Fog SALE.

2. Is situate n Ssosig eraek ToHusiir l7e n.1Ie
f-uU csieElaz'~ 5saile,s- aa THE -,sElers.f c-sti
Csfrtrl1 Ea---3- Il r-uilt-I- 1t-llt - assrlS.
and = ~. fra-.ffErd il a1z e1ssl tslil.ssl-s- =
90. u-ei.ari "a good Teiz g sasi a-rn als1 ! u
every way a ,.fsi-zbie Ha-1s- FERNS - rss-s1s-
BE psys1ts % .zif Tx Is1--azs--- Cali zstl ee
Febl--s1 LEFI -fAFEE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Mr. : F P.ckiaz. of Chicago. arrived IN
sonerss saturday evening. where lie viii
remain for week o. ten days
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

- - b-r< Irss3 pay ,lie highest
q, e. ki'iis e hide. ysIIs aad
So. AZ ." ao1is * E.cek Oak and
"A 10 sonz wasted q, onoe
H. G. CCSxsxeEax-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Esszte n fssuz-z Essft ..scsaz-i late d Esssr-
e J1-ssFisss. Tsss,-lslir -sa1e-scs -. p
LettfE< 9. atirsil itr1Iicrl oz s.1e abore ez-afe
hzasz- sse1 granted % si-e .s-s-ersig-~d ~ tkz
sczs sladefzl - s=4s- f-tafe - Es4ks fzsaledate
rsrz1s-t 1z.d t1se-- i--z-.r cia-r1s aa1-l<f TIE
sane - r-csalf trc1s s1aiT autlsensicz1ed ffr
-z;c Tlz-1ezcz " dece-seL
ScSlsE HIATT
rr- A1-ichszz-nr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
Preachin1 Announcemert.

IT. D. ssAe-m>n. State Eransels<z fir D;s-
eif,lc=. viii F.reacss in lie Disciple Chnrria
On Friss.y Figlss. April IS. at ID rx- Al
are invited 10 aftersd this MEETING Brother
sbern,aa can emily be with Us one night, as
he Is 10 begin series OF meetings in Meyers
dale the Saturday night fosio~ing
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

The wren Coulsn>tion VIII play ssr The
benefit ofilse Order OF the knights Of the
Go.den Eagle
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Al Fcrs0ns egncerIl-d in this ap-raiscrusuf
;has an aFgeal sili he held ~ the Trs-sar-'s ~
fsee IN -tinrrS-sf- -, the Sgh taT q AFril ls@.
aeiseen the hours % . A. y and p x uh.--
and vhers yoz can attend 4 yeu ihius p-o--r.
n COMPTON.
Arragullie AFfsaissf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

ing April lIfa.
Considerable szr3en-Esakins has airesl
been indalres: in lereatoSIss-
Nr T. s ScuIl has been IN RaEsimore an
Philadelphia is,S tiae fz-ss ten days-
The first genuine thnEsier s;e-Ea Of ii
season visited this section Tiurssfay nigis
Capt. IL H. Kahn. Of Jolsnsioxn- Is
Soulerses. called Lere on legal bsssiness
T. J. OiConnor, Esq, Of J0hnstown. Is j
attendance 81 the sornerset Argument Coar
The wrsn Continuation VIII play ssr Il
benefit ofihe Order o. the knights Of II
Golden Eagle
Monday Eas the iuessty-tiliri annfsersar
Of the surrender Of General lee, al ArT<
rizffox cour1 House.
P@nl H. Gather. E-q. was uniiesi IN maj
rieze to Miss Mary Ida s,eok, OF GrcensburE
( Thursday morning
Mr- Ruaoiph Hoover. The cal dealer. va
taken sadleaiv and se-iossly IL sanl.y. II
{ i somewhat better today
Mr.. :. F. Picking, Of Chicago. srrirea Il
soner-1 saturday evening. where lie vi
remain for week o. ten days
Msssrx Web B. Parker and Jolsa y. ssy
der have been spending the past several day
IN Jehrsiovn, Waiting fsisnds.
( Clean up your back yards. Tie accuma
lations Of tie past winter should AZ cnee b
removed. and The place thoroughly parisissl
Among the I-glsions issGei last week va
one 20 Daniel Fre.iline, Of Lavsnsyilie. Mr.
Zaei- snyder. Of HockWosd. vas granted a.
iac0ease
Every person shoald avail il.esaseives q
tie opportunity 10 soe Tie wun con,bina
tioa Wednesday evening. They are SID Il
DC frsi cas-
IL Miller. Ess- formerly Of Somerss;
has been a;,poin;e,i master in The srii q
schaite - the Pists5a7gli, knoxville & =
Clair Railroad Company
That s5ina-sei VII have soldiers mons
men; i now an ssirei fact Over isslf the
amount necessary S5r the erection Of il h-Ls
already btsn subscribed
Tie safe of the personsi efFecss Of NJ Ell.
McDowell which took piaoe saturday was
attended iry a large crowd of bisi,lens- Most
Of Tie aT;icies -8ll iroasiii fair prizes.
Jarass T. I'l-h Ezg,. has .ii-I.rsssi of the
old FINK fir,a. near toEn- lie cut it up
into 3 uunllrs u piecs. aai sold 70 differ
eni purchases Tie Counseilor diin't lose
any money on the deal.
NJ l. Bac-, Ezq- formerly Of somerses,
who recently nagre-i from Greensbarg to
Seattle, Washington Territory. has been
eiec;e,i Sec-si4ry and Treasurer Of the Gable
Siresi BaiIway ofihai cry.
VIZ Walter &. Hettisy had . peEclieron
ho-se colt, not quite . year old, weighed os
the borgush seals one day last week. Tie
youngster iiFfei the beam II 80 pounds
he : thought TO Be The heaviest o5it of his
age IN the county
The SoElc-set small boy Is doing land
o;iicc bgsinsss III the frps line. Hundrels
Of fre-s are caI1ur-i daily in the sWanFs
beloE toxin. and a-e retaiie-l 81 twenty cents
per dozen. Sone q the more progressive
youths are talking Of establishing a frog
trss-t-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Mr Rudolph Hoover The cal dealer. was
taken Suddenly and se-ioasly IL sanday He
i somewhat better to-day
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

lea. = Fioa-, Fses, Fish. and all
-. 7. s.'i an h.asluauers. and Al
as,s-s - Niai AXE al kids Il rro-
AaHlSx ScHsacK.
saos=sOr 10 josiah Keller.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Pzul II. oiaiiher, Esq. was uniiesi IN mar
riaze 10 Miss Mary Ida s,eek, OF Grcensbure,
Thursday morning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Mr. EdEzT3 n SsGily. Of Piitsbarsil. was
united IN marriage 10 Miss YiTginia Lee Hob
,leraaum, al The residence cf the bride s
Esher Mr George Hsiderbaaui. at 80
O'Clock Thursday afternoon The ccremony
was Tscrforn,ei in the presence ef large
number Of the friends Of the brile and
groom by Father NeAvos, Of AegerSials.
assisted b. Father Devlin. of Psitsbur-i-
The hriie vas one of Soncrsss's hiress and
sweetest daughters and general fsForiie in
the social circie IN which she moved The
groom Is son u John d Scul.y, cashier Of
the First Sstiolzl Bank Of Fiitoa1sh- Mr..
and Ms Sally lei Somerset in a sroeizl
car. acooB,fanies. i.y a nanilser fiiseir Pitts
tarsh friends wisc had been present. al tie
wedding. a;4 O'Clock in the afternoon AZ
ie- the y.el5ias srip they Nil make their
home n the Ezss End Pi,tsbsIrss,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

3-ae. :, Bie.seksE 4 sHyaer's-
,pss.alty Al Bie=ecker & sny-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Monday vas the i~eHty-shi-i anniversary
Of the surrender of General lee. At Arfo-
uiaifox Cour1 House
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
Mercantile License.

Tlse Auditor GeaeFll Of Pennsylvania
FURNISHES the following information Ee-
izilers should remember that mercantile l.
eenses ane not trsEsferzh.e from one dealer
70 another. and parties going into business
after the fra OF May. and who have not
t,een rated by iI.e mercantile appraiser, are
required by law 10 isy license at TIE rate
of twenty dollars Esr The whole year. and
any such persons who DO not before o. with
n on monlh after commencing bssSiness.
take out such license, shall Jay tie rate for
the fsii year. tweniy dollars.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Among the T-Elsions issGed last week vas
one 20 Daniel Frle.iline. Of Iavsnsvilie- Mr.
Zaci, snysier, Of RockNosj. vas granted an
i9c7ase
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Comfortable Offices on the FIRST and second
floors Of the addition TO Printing House
Row For particulars, inquire al this offer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11


We take the Following from tie Pittsssrgs.
flzaseressl Gasssse OF Tuesday;
Resorts xeFe rircu.ztei IN New YORK a
Nasdsy thai the work Of oonsirsscfion on
the south Penn Ezagay Eas 70 Be resumed
Immediately
Whea the agrcnseut which was dawn up
by Andrew Carnegie was asloF.;ei il uas be
iieved that work would be commenced in
the spring. and II s isEsii,le that he carry
ing out Of that policy has giyen nc to the
runsor. 4 reporter tried 70 see Mr.. Basaley
lass night. i,Ht owing 10 the laieIr~s Of the
hoar Eas sn4Ise 10 do -
The ref-ors tlsss xork On the South Penn
railruad i 10 begin N once vii lie ilafiei
with delight by sbe people Of iihs region.
Tie BENEFITS Of the rosd wien completed
xOald he enorsnous while siIcss 10 be de-ir-
81 mora tie work Of I,s coastrucfion would
te very considerable. Employment would
be given to several tLousand men dirccf,y
apun the rosd xhise The number ifdirrx<ly
ksf; b1sy infhe construction of the nzssrizi
sor lie soad-aed, ruiiins sloSk. csr., xeuld
he even larger Tie uork Of construction
coald not ie puslssd s, fisnc more cdrsn-
taSeous 10 the region-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

MessrS. Web B. Parker and Jolsa \ Say
der have been spending the past several days
"a JehrsiowH, Waiting isisEcs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Clean up your back yards. Tie accuma-
iations Of the E'sss vinier should AZ cIee BE-
removed. and the place thoroughly E'arisesl.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Capt. IL II. Kahn. Of Jolsnsioxn. Is in
Somerset. called here on legal bsssiness
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

---------
- lie your nes hgsnes
g- sr-es e Bifsseke7 4 sHES;sT :
=. B;szecker & sny-
I-s= ss1--
Ea ,..r..- s,lls on the lob
laa cay '--'
- o5uanas TO aaney The ir'indie-oei
es-sial bow yof lay as'''e t01f
~bal s--iz Irssei.i J se's e''S''''-'5
-ee
uogisg Day, EiiA Al Is ter
y.
-t ia.si' tl.s clerks II ti's evening
.s sisui lr
z snoE o. Us - - -
-a1,ly smaller sias . "-s
s-sl Csstoa sioak!nss. from ten
- INV
uass Era-'iil=s' - -,
7- . =
r-.z guaraFfes'i for 2 Ie-soa
T4-s n'i = ls-'A
s-rirs
e-ss-,ie makers can sec1re
&. 81 alI-es-ins Janass n Cover
n
a-5 cl.toa Gsoves. Best
Cefs, cieaP
= = = IA
r-are.k pa>ss ba, 81 are ne.ni''.i-
rter.l-s s1as--aiiT '--''''- i''''- = '-'s
kerosene
9-,@i c.i'Ean s''o''-a :
t.-r fa-s7-sei ia s's lFe. - -
t-.-na7. - ese-yie'y PAM :
.--. .-- n. illl-ziss saiioF t4-is- ifoin
eats ua. Larse varieties.
-eai sgeeaales in 81 oo'ieei''-
zud 81 Sd I'Ticss- q TIE e'-''-''',-
r-- rza.ui1eiEre-, Il BieseekeF q
.
-.-r 7.,-;lra s,uiie raqiily from
@ rutii tie 2isa ef June,
ne llrlal.L-a
60 B,av won his
E I-- i's''- ''---y -.
u.t ila .oa'is''''''' ,,..- = ID,
7-- tals Ia '.ies l'.i
Il. from them WIS s5eo-
49,. --,.s.ro Of rv..i
hss -.----,.,l,;.s "a suit
N --...-sl.,e Yard
@
@ --- p,,s & P,R=,y.
r EH N- II : ha'i'iel ; %
er -as -r-r bs.re1 sop -'r
4. - --,.se. Try
r s-ss F--ze- company '.-'e
r5 iis.- T1-ss ali ore p7es'-7s'i 10
r E-- - --l- n'lice f-7i-e.A
u-- yes ia l-s-as. a''-.iis o. so'.ls-
81 wec Hsite ere-y iaraisT IL 'i'e
oc.1e and ---ai 'Ei-- ls-
v;r
8 contemplating gong '7' VII
r-.- p,s..nr-- A-en;
.rp -. -t5 uil furnish
.-,..-.s .-s,,-,,7... Csn sal .
...- -s .,--k tsr-a-e
l......--...-
49, .-t.l;.-,., ~
~ 'a
- - -
- .
s.-;..-.. -
-
h--1-al -1 -hrse years oi age
-. 49, -
-. .
-. --...--,,l,- -
r.- - -,
--------,l- -,-,;l .
p.. r. .v-s 4 Co. 4
% v-s e
y All --i NeeA '-'.=t A
A go = r1s'-i p -.ll i-''' = ~
lsa '-se " ".-''i'.s
si7. -ia'asa g i'a7a'. 70 'le u
81 ~ s -
- g sl'ae ilei'7'7 --'-i
% -s- l1-s- Tas siiosh-
Tsnsst esrre Tie noon wis oscur
uaa Ia.r @ aad vii b. ua11e 4
aa 7e Il January 2sih. /
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Every person shoali avail themselves Of
tie Opportunity 10 sc Tie wrR ooabiua-
tion wednesday evening. They are SID to
bo frss cas-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Nr T. 5. ssuall has besr IN RaEsimors and
Philadelphia is,< sise Esass ten days-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

The first genuine thnEssier stc-7n Of the
season visited this section Thursday night.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

j. oConnor, Esq., Of J0hns,Own. Is in
attendance 81 the sorne-set Argument Court
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Considerable Ezrisz-n.akins isas ai-eslly
been i1dalres in heTeat.oSIts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
Founo at Last.

That A. Bens,r,i ( soa is the osly firm IN
Town that se4is nine cakes Of Grip Sap for
- cents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
SATUkD4T. APRTL p. lsss.
TERMS
UHoLEsALE LICENSES
TUESDAY APRIL 10, 1888,

q = azei.s-s . "a &. ~ a-l -tas- II ..--- H.
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NOTICE

Eslsfc - Ers1 s. a. s-ee-I
leftc-s teSl--zsf rI-rT ar rie liore esisfs
having bcsr r-afsfst 90 fse u-tsersi-r.sj sg ii-c
FTrTsr aztilsaf-i- Ecsice Il lerrtT a-gsa % al
IszT~-ls ifiiettsl - said s71i. - ssEe ir.1sei-
HTe FSyaert and fiifc rgsl-E cs5isas ssi;lf lill.
sane eil present lzses1 Gay aElicasieaset frr
-e-1lfmeuf- 1- thC ss.i-e a G.5lhor-s d ftl--lTl
Philip WILL
uESl-T = 3fEf
uIzr- -xaeaifr-s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
oueensware a,s c,.ssu.
For Rent.

For iiis line Of sssosls 20 10 4 i,euso-d &
son, IS they ls-se the bes. line IN iown-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Constable n. r Allison. Ct O-le township,
u.ei with "a aasiies.I recently that cauie
near puitins an end 70 his consiahleeliiP-
Whiie engaged Eiih a ;4eightsor, in Killing
timber. a large the fIl on liiHi ard almost
crushed the IiEe OFT of him. He Va terribly
clt and bruised al-cEI tie body aad lis
rishi foot sas twisted oat Of joint He =
sble 10 lse about ssain- b1t i will be some
tisue before ie can DO days work.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Thc Passenger COMMITTEES Of the trunk
lines has granted rates Of one fare Tor the
round triP 10 excursionisis 10 the BsEuhii-
car, Denlecratic and Prohibition National
Conventions, and to the National convCn-
iioH of knights OF FlYtl.ias, a Cincinnati, Oh
June I2Th. Tickets vii he on sale TX sisvs
before the events, and viii k good fbr one
week after tie opening Of TIE Convention ior
which issued
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11
A DSlINIsTRAI0R,s NOTICE..

Er4ie q Man ZiEu-esznzz- tec's. sa1e q SU1ser
~ Twp, >0IaerSef c. Pa
Letter. q s.,1u -ztf1zisfl GA above estate raw
lug tsea GRANTED % the zIndc-S gIls Is tae prcr-
er Slsiilc-fy, raiioc ! bs:ely given 70 ~! pa--
sos ia1=b,a1 ~ sid esszss - maze irzneiia.c
qzytaenf, and .Eu-e having cizlsns agaizs. tfe
same vii prs-~elf them dIiF auTneatiszsici f1-
szstiteasent q saturday the 1sa5 1sy of Nay
I1Ss. - the oece q the A61aiais.rato- IN Ss-ser-
~ BsEsggk
OLIVER KSEFPER.
zyTii Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

J. J Miller. Esi- forIlerly Of Soaerse;.
has tecn aipoiu;c-i master in the suii q
Schuite =. the Piits5Hrsli, knoxville a =.
Clair Railroad Company
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

That s5lna-set VII have ! soldiers mona
men; i aoW an ssit'ed fact Over isslf the
ansoan; necessary s5r the erection Of il h-s
already bse1i subscribed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Iseu'ss.-svs the wrss-. w.sl..s--lay sve'.-
ing April lIfsl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Those cfo our subscribers V iso have changed
their place " residence Kill oblige Us By at
oaec notifying us of the fact. Please state
where you moved from as well Is where ron
moved 70. This will save much trouble and
confusion
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

The safe of Tie persolsi efEsc;s Of NJ FL
Mcdowell which took piaoe saturday was
ATTENDED l.y iaree crowd of bii,lens- Most
Of Tie aTticie= s8i.l brl5a-.isi fair I,ricss.
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Abssos roaSsalr.
HEKIIS aaEoUGH.

Husband Ms -
nwus-.- --.ur4.-.---
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Wr Walter 6. Hefiey had peEclienon
horse coli, not quite . year cid, weighed on
the borough scalss one day last week Tie
youne'eT iiPfei the beam 81 80 pounds
he : thoneht TO BE- the heaviest ollt 0f his
ase in The cennfr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-04-11

Jane T. Pu-h. Esq, has sii>Pososi q the
old Fink fsr,a near toEn- lie eui it up
into q numb " piec,s. aal sold 10 differ
eui purchases. The Counsellor DIDN'T lose
any rnoney on the deal.
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The Some-set snail boy Is doing land
O;Iicu basiness III the frps line Hundress
Of fre-s are caTsurssi daily in the sWamFs
b,eloE toxin. and A-e retaiiel 81 twenty cents
Per dczeu- Sone q the more progressive
youths are talking Of establishing frog
sr-r--
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Encore un.

A une assembl6e du Home Mar
KIT club de North Tiverton, tenue
cette semaine dams la sale Gar
field, Daniel Donnelly, qui et6
democratic toute sa vie, a donn6 les
ralsons pour lesquelles il alleit vo
ter cette aimee pour Harrison ct
Morton. La sale etalt comble ct
M. Donnelly fit un discours dune
heure, qui lnt6ressa vlvement son
auditoire. On lui fit plusieurs
questions aux quellts il r6pondlt
sans hesitation ct dune mami6re
convainquante. ii soutlnt quill
6tait tou]ours democratic quol-
qu'en faveur da la protection. II
dit qu'en ella il etait aussi consis-
tant avec lui-meme que r6talent
les anciens d6mocrates du temps
de j JeAerson. qui ont 81 puissament
aide a faire de notre pays ce quill
est aujourd'hui ct qui 6taient tous
en- favour d'an tarlf protectaur ct
fermement opposes au libre echan-
ge. Ce discours produit son effet
par sa logique honnete qui fut ad
miree meme par ses adversalree.
Cette franche declaration de la
part de Donnelly q produit d'au
tant plus d'effet quill puissament
contribute q assurer la victoire du
parti democratique Tame der1it-
re.
Who comes Nert?. .......
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la rue; mais lorsqu'il s'est arrete,
pour tacher de reprendre posses
sion de lui meme, les esprits l.
hantaient toujours, Que puis je
faire, leur a il dit, pour que vous
cessiez de me pers6cuter. ARA
chez vous les yeux, ont replique
les esprits. -Mais, s'est 16cri6
Straubb, je mai qu'un cell de bon
ct je ne me soucie pas de le per
DIRE" Dependant les esprits sont
rest6s inexorables, Car peu ap1es,
lie pauvre fou leur ob6i, ct il s'est
arrach6 simultan6ment avec ses
doigts les deux yeux de leurs or
bites.
Quelques heures plns tard Get
infortun6 etc trouve etenda sans
connaissance, q trois quarts de mil
lie environ dams la maison dams Ia
quelle il await loue une chambre.
Son vissge tout CONVERT de sang
6tait afreux d voir. La police de
Mattcom lui fait donner les
soins n6cessaires ct les soins ne
cesaaires ct le medecins esp6rent,
dit-on. pouvoir lui sauyer la vue
dun eil qui n'6tait pas complete
ment hors de son orbite.
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I'm marriage en- balIon.

Un marriage romanesque a etc
c6l6br6 q Providence, r. l., Oh Sc
tlent actuellement une exposition
locale.
La6ronaute James Allen fait
une ascension; mais avaut le de.
part du ballon, M. ct Nine Davis
ont cts mari6s dams la nacelle en-
presence dune fouie 6norme de
spectateurs. La c6r6monie 6tait
peine terminee que lie ballon s'6le-
vait ct les nouveaux marl6s allaient
faire leur voyage de noces en- Pair.
LIE ballon est allie atterrir all mi
lieu dun marais, pres de North
Easton massachusetts,, ct la des
cencente ete perilleuse. L'a6ro.
naute ct les nouveaux maries ont
etc tra1nes sur une distance de
plus de deux miles a travers le
marais ct ills ont 6t6 obliges de sac
crocher aux cordages, car la nacel-
le s'6tait remplie d'eau. Finale
ment, le ballon a et6 pouss6 par le
vent jusqu'a la terre ferme ct pa6-
ronaute ct ses h0tes ont pu enfn
op6rer Ia descentessans danger.
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lis he sont pas llbre-echangls.
tes, ON! nOn! =!

Tout commerce devrait etre aus
81 libre que possible M, Carlisle.
Je veux le libre echonge, ct j
n aiderai pas d perfectionner aucu
ne loi qui puisse entraver le libre
6change. Roger-Q Mills.
LIE partl d6mocratique est libre.
6changiste ou rien du tout; ct le
democratic qui nest pas libre
6chapgiste devrait aller ailleurs
Henry Waterman.
Ajoutez q la liste de franchise
autant d'articles que possible. Re
duisez sur tout article soumis q
l'imp0t les droits autant que posi-
bic. Secr6taire Fairchild.
M. Cleveland pose devant le
pays CONNIE le champion du libre
6change.
81 nous n'ayions pas besoin d'ar
gent pour defrayer les d6penses du
gouvernement, je se1ais un libre-
echangiste absoIu ct intransigeant.
[ Congressman Hare.
La richesse, la prosperit6 ct la
puissance distingueront le pays
qui aura des hommes libres, un
travail ltbre ct un commerce libre.
[ Roger @. Mills.
Grover Cleveland fait plus
pour la cause u libre-echange
qu'aucun premier -minlstre dan
gleterre ait jamais fait. London
Spect tor.
LIE "Cobden Club Sc procure
des fonds destines d la propaga
tion de la doctrine libre 6changis
te, aux Etats Unis. Lord Brassey
souscrit q cette fin $1,000; d'au-
tres, moins; ct l'on passe encore lie
chapeau. English Iron Era.