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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
In the Recorders Office.
Deads Recorded LISTERS Granted
Marriage Licenses Issued.


Frederick Trsber 10 Samuel 6. csuehe-
nour property in Allegheny township con
siderzfion $500.
samuel stasssr ST.. to George p. Nangss,
property in Shade township. consideration
- 800
Samuel P Miller Administrator 70 Jere-
miAh A. Miller. property in sumnsit town
ship; consideration $500
Joseph 4. Boyer TO Henry YOnker, prop
erty in Paint township; consideration $50.
Melinda Demruitt 10 Jackson lemmitt.
property in Ursina borough; consideration
$500.
A.E and J. ". Young 20 Henry selma
bic. property IN MeyersdAis; csasidsration
s70o.
Michael A. sipe to George W Friediine.
properly in Jenner township; consideration
$3.50.
Joseph A. Boyer TO Lewis Hslsel. proper
ty in Paint township; consideration SIS.
Salisbury & Baltimore Railroad & Coal
Company to Henry Rodsn4n. property in
West Salisbury consideration so.
LErrEas eEASrED.
To \. B. Cribchfeld Administrator
Of the estate Of William Rodgers late Of
shade township deceased.
To Isabella C. Krissinger and II B. Phil
son Administrators OF e. Al n. Kgissinger
late OF Berlin borough, deceased
To Herman W. Berkey Ex cutor Of the
estate of John Grady late Of Quenahoning
township. deceased
To Barbary Geisel, Executrix Of The estate
OF Peter s. Boyer. late OF sa0uycreek town
ship deceased.
To Robert P. Grant Administrator of the
estate OF otis Wilson, late OF Stonyere. K
township, deceased
To John Mowry Executor Of the estate Of
Abraham shaier, late Of Allegheny town
ship, deceased
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
George Judy and Missouri c. Christner
both of Garrett
Jacob West and Este Mcclure, both Of
Ligonier township, westnoreland county.
William Henry Kalbtieish, Of Blackburn,
westmoreland county. and Mary E. Hutzell
of Boynion Mills
Albert Diveiy and Laura J. GIessner both
of Stonyereek township
Nelson sanner and Ida Marker both Of
Black township.
John J. Bowser and Annie Bowman, both
Of Somerset township
Harvey " Cober and Sallie \. Knepper.
both of BrotbersvalIey township.
Lloyd D. Stufft Of Jenner township and
Lucy n. Barnett Of Somerset township
Walter NJ SechEer and Matte E. VoOght
both of Upper Turkeyfoot township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Squire Ben Fieek. WHO left Somerset
month ago for prolonged western trip re-
turned Saturday, having been recalled BY the
sudden death Of Hon ". s Morgan, who's
esss.e he will look after, having been ap-
pointed Executor nnder the will
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Anef spendins the greater paTi Of week,
holding day and night sessions, 81 which
the bsif-dozen different plans with specifca-
tious for new Jaii were carefully gone over
aud considered. the County Commissioners
SATURDAY morning selected three which they
forwarded 60 the State Bos7d q Health.
with re9aest that that body would indicate
which pian they wonid approve The Com
nissioncrs expect to lei tne eontFact daring
the present week Ne matter which pan
The Commissioners may adopt, i IS expected
that the new prison win b. sufficiently Sc
cnfe as 70 obviats the necessisy Of employing
day and night guards. and that it WI %
away with the bAIbaTous prsesice-in the
present ease necszzify-of keeTsng the IN
mates confned in fssteTs. no matter what
the grade of their crime
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

A public sale Of Tex&n and Indian ponies
took place at the Glaie House stables SaiHr-
day afternoon. Quite number Of the scrub
BY little brntes we're disposed Of Al prices
ranging from twelve and half to sixty
dollars.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

day evening, Dave and several Of the oiser
prisoners say tlssy had iren in for about
four weeks-sc1ne time before the hole vas
dug in the wall. The county authorities
have cfferesi no reward. and have made no
effort 70 discover who furnished the prison.
ers with The guns and tools. OSher parties.
however, have been at work in the matter,
and it Is probable thai several arrests viii
be made ere another week has elapsed
Three Of the revoIrers were made By Smith
& Wesson. and the other was harrington
& Richardson. They were all new. Zach
revolver made by Smith & Wess0n Is num-
bered, and a record is kept by the nlanufAe-
tnrsrs, by number, of every weapon sold,
and to whom. The wholesaler that the
manufacturer sells to does the same thing in
turn. Il is already dsfinitely known where
the Darlington was purchased. and by
whom, and il is thought that in this way
the Smith & Yesson's can be easily traced
The parties that furnished the revolvers also
furnished the tools. That Joe Nicely : "
ing. and that the revolvers came into the
prison at the same time the tools did, :
apparent One thing IS certain. every POS
sible effort should be made 70 hunt down
and punish the sc0undrels who furnished
them.
THY WERE TO HAvE GoNE FKIpAx NIGHT.
Il is now almost certain that the escape
was 10 have been attempted Friday hight,
and that something transpired that caused
change of program. The report was in cir
eulation all over the county sunday thai the
Nieelys had escaped, and the GreensbuFg
Fssss of Saturday, the llth- contained the
following
A report reached here this afternoon
that the Nicely boys, under sentence ot
death for The murder of Old man bmberger,
IN Somerset County, made their escape from
thar institution during the night. Ihe re-
port comes from reliable party, who left
Somerset this morning.
IN subsequent issue, the Press says that
a detective visited its Office on Tues,iay night
and made inquiry as to the source Gifts in
formation The detective expressed the be
lief that their escape was to have been made
Z flId4 At-lis ALt tLtAA 4ticAusl hASH'Ain
this, and supposing il had been made, cir
cuIsted the report The Press informant
voacied for its accuracy, saying that it had
been circulated by resident Of Somerset.
40 REscuISa PARTY WAITED.
joe Nicely writes almost Is glibly as be
talks In letter written to Westmoreiaud
county friends several days following bis
daring attempt TO escape he says: Il sup
pose you have heard OF our attempt to es-
cape i is not near as bad as the newspa-
pers make it. don't want any Of our
friends 10 try to help Us out At this time. as
the people over here are keeping close
watch and it would only result in blocdslied
and don't want TO see that. Ed Richard
son. the night-waichman, is about the best
friend have over here, and wouldn't see
him Lur; for the world
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Our genial friend David Fuller Esq, OF
EikIlck paid rs pleasant call Monday ar
sernoon. The Squire IS in attendance At
court IS a witness in the Patterson murder
case. He vas supaaaea hy both sides.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

For Mems Underwear, in white, gray red,
esmel's hair, and natural wool. and for
leather and cloth gloves, 90 to,
Nh. A. Z. UHL.s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

The B. & O. viii run another OF their
popular excursions 70 Pittsburgh. Thursday.
The fare from Somerset is 3 IS for the round
tin
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

II -ai'on Fianueis. all prices; Brown
f'anneis, Z cents np. Hosne-m made
-'.''s, Oh Prices Fine worstei knitting
= Deplrys and German.owns and
1's' '''ads Stocking Yarns. at
Ms. A. E Urls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
NEW GOODS !

AT
J. N. HOLDERBAUMS-
Ia -eciving f1lI line for fall trade Of SO.
CLOTHING
aens Boys and Chiidreus' Suits and
er1oa,s. Pantaloous. 0verslis. Jackets, &c.
FURNISHING GOODS,
o7ersLiT,s. Underwear, Collars. Cuffs, HO-
y.6c
Hats, Caps, Shoes and Boots
CABPETINGS.
drisssiis. lnerains Hemp, Mating, Rugs.
AZ, Floor and stair oil Clotls--
ladies' and Clilisens Goats, Jackets Doi-
ans. &c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
Re-Embarknsnt.

We are again upon our feet and viii con-
tinue business upon solid basis. We have
added large fun stock OF Clothing and
Dry Goods. which you viii find bright, new,
and Of latest styles.
KNEFFER & FERSrE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Rev. H. A. Cooper. Of the Western Tbeo-
logical Seminary. viii preach in the Presby-
terian church. somerses, morning and even
ing, Sunday. seps. -.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Lancaster Bingham and Columbia Shifting
at CTS. yard and waPped Sheetings al
Il cents, are old established prices foryeaFs
at Mzs A T. UHLs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

At Rockwaod, storeroom 61x2o feet
Well ventilated and in good condition, with
lamps, counters. shelving &c Fer terms,
and further information. apply 10
Ms. ALlcE SIMMONS,
lockwood, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
Iaales.ana chIIoren.s wraps.

Ladies and Chrdren's Wraps.
For Ladies Plush, Cloth and Jersey Jack
els, Newmarkefs, Plush Goats, Cloth and
Plush Wraps. ard full line Of Misses and
childrsn's wrapssn new and cheap al
MRs- A. E CHL's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
Fer LaaIes. and chlIdren.

Lads and chiidren's Underwear in larg-
ezt variety and lowest prices. At
Ms. AZ. Uz1's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

J. c. Lowry. E~l. appeared before the
Board Of Par3ons last week TO argile the ap-
plication Of james b. Martheny for par
don Narlheny was convicted at September
sessions ISIS. Of aggravated assanit and
battery, and was sentenced TO the peniien-
tiary Tor Two years The application was
reused.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
Wants to Know sf we can Hold Them
H.rpzp IN Sent. - Issg

EDEToR HERsLB.-
Dsar .sz :-Enclosed find stamps for sub
scription TO the HEzsLD. / want to see If
your officers have sand enough 70 take care
Of the Nicely Brothers. or whether they viii
give them chance to shoot al you SomeE-
set County folks. and then make their e-
escape. Yours Truly.
a. Roww.x
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Was charged with the larceny Of pair Of
pantalooas from bis cousin Lincoln A. I.sh /
The jury acquitted David and be walked
proudly cut Of court with the pantzioons in
question thrown ever his arm He had been
in Jail for three months and was certsinly
entitled to the panialoons.
Z. o. Reserick, charged with assault and
battery in knocking down Esquire John
Ream with poker was next placed in the
dock. Rederiek Is the constable of conflu-
ence borough. The jury have been out for
half day. and at the time Of cur going to
press have not yet agreed upon verdict
They are evidently undecided whether to
put the costs on the justice who was knock
ed down. or OF. de conssa ble who knocked
him down
The two eases.against Josiah Zerfoss. Dam
iel Darr, George Biuner, and Adam Sump-
ssine. Supervisors Of Somerset Township.
Indicted for regiecting 10 keep certain town.
ship roads in repair. occupied the boards
Tuesday aftsraoon. and are still. on trial at
this writing.
couEr NOTES.
Frank s Cunningham was sworn in IS
Deputy Sheriff Tuesday afternoon.
A B. Conrad was appointed special tip
staff by the Court
When the case Of the Commonwealth vs..
John Snyder was called. the defendant did
not answer and his recognizanee was declar-
ed forfeited
L T. Pugh was appointed constable Of
Brothersvalley township.
The Grand Jury have not yet acted on the
indictments in the murder c1ses.
The crowd in attendance has not been as
large as was generally expected.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Rev. J. H. Sutherland, the brilliant young
theological student, who filed the pulpit in
the Presbyterian church. at this place. DUR
ing the summer win return % Soperset to
preach every two weeks while he continues
as,udent at the Allegheny Seminary
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

General M A. Ross. ofAddison is an in
terestsd speerator At the daily sessions Of
court.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
They Must Have II.

As4-tt-t A-t-s -~t--tie- 30 AH1'Hs
SoxERSET HEKALD-Sead one hundred and
fifty copies HzRsLD containing fun account
OF escape Of Nicely brothers al once
W ". q.
Anticipating an increased demand We had
run of some SIX hundred additional cop
is but when the above telegram and several
others Of similar purport were received. at
nine O'Clock Wednesday morning, our press
was again pct IN motion and half-sheets
equal in number to the average circulation
Of several Of our county contemporaries,
were quickly struck and as quickly Gis-
posed Of Our carrier, GilhOoly, reaped
a rich harvest and when newsiealer Fishers
boy came in with an order for all the ez-
tra-s " We bad we we're forced to turn him
down " with sixty copies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
New Millinery Goods.

a very largs and complete line Of newest
es Of F4l Millinery Goods and Children s
-sa Cashmere and Knit Hoods. very cheap
syish At
Ms A. T. THL's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
Oats Wanted.

Five thousand bushels Of good White
Oats wanted, for cash or trade
NJ. ScHRocK.
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Eor Ladles and chndren.

Kid and Cloth. Gloves and knit Mitiens
for ladies and children, at
MRs. A. Z UHLs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

james C. Huf and his slep-dauehter Iiil-
ian A. Haywood. both Of Uniontown. who
eloped about month ago and walked al the
way 20 Salisbury. this county. where they
have since been livinsas mau aad wife, were
arrested by Fayette county suth0rities iast
Wednesday and taken 10 the { tniontown jan.
HaH claims that heran away with bis Ti.es
daughter 10 keep her mother from abusing
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Charles Lessing German peddler, be-
tween sixty aud seventy years of age. who
has made his home with PAM Miller, q
short distance from Bakersrille. died at
Roekwood Saturday morning. under very
peculiar circumstances. LesSiDg came 10
lockwood Friday afternoon and stopped al
J. &. Crifchdslds. BE complained Of feel
ing un1el and dosed himself freely with
eollen tinctme during the night. lie died
amid great suffering Al Al early hoar satur-
day morning An inquest Was held by
Esquire Glduer. Justice Of the Peace from
that borough. and the jsTv returned a verdict
Of suicide BY taking an overdose OF sulphur
ic ether. OF golden tiueiure.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

The almost universal opinion is that Il
was mistake 10 cspsurs the Nicely's alive.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

The borough pabiie schools opened Wed
nesday n0ruing with an enrolment Of 80
There Is an unusually large attendance in
the higher grades, which IS entirely due 20
the graded course Of study adopted several
winters ago. The schools comprise efssht
rooms and employ nine teachers The va
oancy caused by the resignation Of Miss
Helen Hook was supplied By J. T. Rritts-
Andrew carneges proposition 70 replace
the beautiful Cambria free liarary building
has been accepted by the Cambria iron com
panv. The institution has been endowed by
individual stockholders Of the Cambria iron
COMPANY, and the fund is 30 invested that
the current expenses are assareL This Ii
brary was an honor 10 the toWn and i IS
gratifying TO the people 10 Be assured that il
will soon be in operation again
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Irwin Pile. Of Somerset, IS visiting John
y. Zimmerman. manager Of the T. 5 Ex-
pres. Company in this city. 3lr. Pile carried
The first mail acroSs the plains from Ogden
to Sacamento in 1851, and drove the first
coach into Sacramento ever seen there He
drove the frst express wsgon IN Somerset in
1872. when M Zimmerman vas manager Of
the B. & Q. Express in that place Mr. Pile
is an old man. and Is brother Of Associate
Judge PTe. OF Somerset couniy. Fiftst ,8g
Tunes
Frend "Irve~ Is the the youngest "old
nan OF our acquaintance-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

P4ul II Gather Esq. q Gressisburg. is
visiting his Tarents in semerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Tie special examination announced for
Somerset, October 5th, will be held On saiur
day, September 18th. instead Applicants
viii have an opportunity to secure either
professional or provisional certificates.
j. NJ BERKEY,
County Superintendent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

The handsome new National Bank build
ing. on the corner OF Main-cross and Union
streets. is being pushed forward as rapidly as
possible and VIII be ready for occupancy by
the first Of November Ia the meanwhile
the new Institution is doing most saiisfac-
tory business ia its temporary quarters in
the Cover building.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
Enrcnnnfnrt
Nike VIII Paw.

Flannel Skirts for 800. and aannels from
Is cts up, at Ms. A. L. UuLs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

squire Amos E. Finnes-n, Of Meyerssiale,
one OF the most enthusiastic Irish-Republi-
cans We have ever had pleasure Of knowing,
dropped into she HEsALD Office for " short
spell- Monday morning The 'sqrires en-
ihusissni following the election Of Brother
Ben was unlimited aad tie melody Of rhe
choir. lei By himself, as they sang There j
be no Grover there. reverberafes in our ears
as We reflect uFen the hour passed in this
sanctum the night following the Somerset
iabi.ation over ReInblican success
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
/, LETTER or sYxFATHY
4 LETTER or sYAEAIHT-
OEIcE OF W. A. ). BIED.
ATTORNEY kSp CoCNsELLoR At Law,
ToPEKs. Kansas, sept. y, lso9.
MILrox MeMILLES, Esq,
n..rntr Sheriff Snners..f Pa


ATTORNEY kNp CocNsELLoR At I-kw,
ToPxKA. Kansas, sept. y, iss9-
MIlrox McMILLES, Esq,
Deputy Sheriff, Somerset. Pa
DE,E MIR
Though many miles away, my warmest
sympathy goes out to you as I think Of the
horrible and niurderous attempt 10 lake your
life while in the discharge Of your official
duty, IS narrated il the old HERALD- May
a mercifuI God spare your life, and may you
live to see the day when the bIack-hesrted
mnrierers pay the penalty they 80 richly de-
serse- You have shown yourself man Of
bravery and honor, and the Frosty Sons OF
Thunder viii be with you, not only in
sympathy, but genuine and hearty approval
Of your courageous conduct as tried and
true officer.
With best wishes for your speedy recovery
from your wounds, am, as ever, your
friend,
Was S. Bird.
4 susPTcIoS THAT THE NuRDEEEIs RosBEp
FARNER RANKIN.
The Pittsburg Post has this information
about the Nicelys: William Rankin. who
lives on the farm in Ligonier Valley. which
adjoins that Of the father Of the Nicely
brothers, who are to be hung for murder and
who escaped from the Somerset Jail, was re-
Gently robbed Of notes, bonds. mortgages
and other valuable papers to the value Of
SIS 900 and a sum Of money. Il cost the old
gentleman 500 to get the stolen papers du-
pIicAiesi.
OF late il has been alleged that the Nicely
boys took the papers. A man called on Mr..
Rankin after the Nieelys were arrested for
murder and said he could get the papers FOR
500. This was refused. circumstances led
to the belief that the men awaiting death
broke in Rankins house and took the pa
Pers.
The father Of the murdsrers IS very re-
spectacle old gentleman. The boys were
what could be termed good religious men
One Of them led church choir. Reports
from the Somerset jail state that prior 70 the
shooting Of the turnkey and escape they
spent the time acting as court and judge try
ing. condemniRg and executing danny
IN their cell
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Hon John Cessna is in attendance on the
somerset court this week. He i employed
with Val Hay Esl., 10 defend Henry J. Pat
terSon charged VITA murder. Paterson shot
and allied bis stsp-faiher, John sPiker, al
their home in Elkliek township in June
last. His attorneys viii attempt 10 show
that the deei was committed in self defense
# Patterson IS not soenisted Il will not Be
because he is not represented By sblec counsel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25


One ofthe things which fhe wise voter
viii row do viii Be to see that he has 4
receip, showing that be has paid State or
county tax within two years. ifhe does not
have such receipt he viii procure it before
October S. Secured after that date it wili be
Of no service 20 him in the way Of emitting
lin % vote al the November election.
The School directors OF Larimer town
ship. AT a meeting held last Saturday, en-
ployed the believing eorps Of Teachers for
the ensuing school term; Pine Grove, W
II. Fritz Gsiesr. Lsna Bttner Witien-
burg Marsie soots; sand Patch, Katie C0u-
lehan Witt, Gertie Krissiuger. Their sala-
ries range from so 70 81 PER month.
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Somerset Herald.


-.zsnlY september :. ISIS
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Tie silver excitement Is az fever heat
again al Coanelisviile J5seph Averiugton.
who made the find in tie mountains last
spriug. -5ld his claim to German nauael
Baker for . $500 promissory note. Baker
pronouuced The vein very rich one. and a
company Of capitalists have just bought oui
the German and viii develop the territory
Mrs Catharine kufnan wife Of jacob
". kaufman. died Monday evening al her
home near Davidsvilles al the age Of about
thir,y-six years. Her disease was typhoid
fever. She was the mother Of nine children,
seven of whom are living. She was the
daushier Of Christian c. Blough and had
been a member Of the Amish Church from
childhood.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25
CASES rR;ED,

The frst case called for trial was that
AGAINST Jacob crcmer. charged with forcible
entry aad desainer almost the entire afler-
noon. Monday was Consumed in the trial Of
this cause which rssnfted in verdict Of not
guilty and L L. knapp 10 pay the eosts.
The next case called for trial was that Of
he Commonwealth vs.. David l. Lohr. He
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

Ever since their attempt 10 escape, the
Nicely brothers have been eonhnei IN sepa-
rate cells seyeT1l guards do duty inside
de prison during the night, While several
mon are stationed on the outside The pris-
oners have been extremely nervous. and
have slept trt little At every unusual
sound during the night they become greatly
frightened. and imagine that a lEnehing
party IS about tosttark the Jail About two
o'clock Tuesday morning the report Of sew
eral gun shots we're heard north Of the jail,
and the condemned men at once concluded
that tie much draded iynching i'arty was
coming. They called 10 the xatchmen and
hegsed p.teously for projection, and pleaded
that they be pTossciei from The pzrfy who
were coming 70 take them out and hang
them Joe was the most ahjecf coward OF
the ,xo. and be was pstiful object, indeed,
S he alternately called upoa bis cd and
The vatchnen TO protec. hias from Al i'm
asinary danger. lave covered in a corner
Of bis cell. but made sess Of an cutlery than
Joe
Wao FrExl<EEB The GINS
While Joe Nicely says the rsrolrers we're
handed N ct one Of the side windows Sun
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-. easss at Bisseeker q snvder's.
= ma, Of trussss at Biesecksr q sny-
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VISITOR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

w. s Lougeneoker, Of shaver's Greek,
/ nrdon county. was TO have been uni
ia marriage to Miss Mary Whistler, Of
vgr-oun. three weeks ago, bat the cere-
rry vas postponed for some days the lady
ur under age. A few DAYS ago the pro-
.civs groom was struck by lightning in