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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
John and Jake.


Detroit Josvnag The authorities shouldn's :
have waited unra Sullivan arrived in Nash
vile. he should have been arrested in
Knocksville-
Philadelphia Record; It has been sugges-
tel that the unconquerabls S1llivans PIC
tuTe slsuld be put en- the 2.eeni postage
stamp. Then anyone could lex him
easily
Boston Hrrald Mr. lake Kilrsins Objur-
gatory remarks concerning the wicked news
papers are quite N harmony with some Of
the good people who have been heard from
lately on the subject Of newspapers publish
ing the news. Is looks ike an offensive and
defensive alliance
View York World There Is i serious
movement on foot in Boston toward the
nomination Of John L Sullivan for Mayor
Of that cultured center. As J0sn Is the only
man who has reflected any great credit On
Boston for some years there IS every reason
for his elevation to the Aayorzlty.
Chicago Ne7ss- We sincerely regret, ?
says the good Mr. Grady. Of Atlanta, that
Mr. lake Kilrain did Dot wipe up about
half Of the State of Mississippi with Mr.
John Sullivan. Mr. Grady should stop
betting on prize fights Then he viii not
feel 80 sorry II the wFong Inan wins.
Cincinnati Cauumereill- Gasetse; With our
champion pugilisrs and their friends and
bodyguarts lodging and flying through the
land, TO escape officers Of the law, some 10
full chase and other lying in wait 70 inter
cept the fugitives. 1t looks IS if the manly
art Is not 10 receive the highest encourage
ment in this country
Boston GLIDE Eztradite Sullivan Would
Massachusetts exfradite Sullivan on re-
ouisitiOn from the Governor Of Mississippi
Well, We should ssy not Would the United
States extradite StanIry Africanus on the re-
QUESTION of the King Of Dahoney2 Not
much. II sullivan the great ever gets back
TO Massachusetts, he will be safe
Philadelphia Iaq,tirer As usual. while
the police and state authorities we're indus
triously hunting Sullivan and Kilrain and
cleverly missing them every time, the news
paper reporters had been trained 10 find men,
not merely to look for them
Chicago Tri5ssae Governor Lowry IS a re-
vengeful man Here is sullivan trying 10
r-ach the bedside Of his sick mother and to
embrace bis aged father and not get drunk
before he reaches Boston, bat the Mississippi
Governor is chasing him from pillar to pest
and forcing him to take refuge in Cannad4
where red liquor Is plenty and cheap Is II
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
Pursued by a Pereheron.

Simon EcKman. living near New Provi-
dencs- passed the premlsss Of Daniel Hess.
IN Stnsburg tewnship, on sunday, when a
Percheron stallion leapel Che fence and nan
afler Mr. Eekman's team, making a great
noise Mr Eckman, alarmed az the beast $
conduct, put his horse % bis geeatest speed.
The stsllioa pu=ned. The race lasted three
miles. when Mr Eckman reached his home
and MANAGED % ges his horse in the stable.
The staliien leaPed the Ee1ee, and IN rs rage
broke the cart in which Mr.. Eekman had
been riding. The animal Is believ ed TO have
been mad. Laacasier IasHirer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
AUCTION AT LOCKWOOD.
ON SATURDAY. AUGUST ap


Mr. n H HartzsgI viii sell at auction on
the above dzfe bis entire stock Of hardware,
consisting Of plows. harro~s. cussivat0rs,
Carriage bolts, tire bolts. rivers, carriage
shacsSies- axle CLIPS. singie-tree clips. strap
hinges, harrow teeth, nonkey-vTenehes.
baggy wreaehes. coff.e mills. fire shoveis,
cuitivztor zhovsis. bush and cradle scythes.
buckets, rugs bits. whips. harness and col
lars, harness pads, horse yokes. halter and
trace chains. picks, spades. forks. are psck
ard shovel handles. nails. glass, horse shoes,
shoe brushss, paint brushes, scrub brushes,
hooks and staples scales, spring balances.
chiseis, COW bells, brass kettles, saw setfs.
spoke shoes. files, wood screws. knob locks,
drop latches- tinware, wood and willow
ware, spirit levels. pocket and table cutlery,
paints, oils, and yarnishes, blankets. stoves,
&c. Everything viii be closed out, regard
less of price.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
DIED.

sMrTH.-Oa Tuesiay. Jnly 2. isSe. nesT
Ssoyessowa. Pa. Ms. Ei:za5eth Smith. sged
so years. : months aad Is days
She Was the wife Of Gsorss Smith. who
precessed her 70 the eternal worid more than
twenty-fo1r years ago. During her ioug Pc
rod Of uiioxhooi she foand comfortable.
and pleasant home in he sulily Of Jacob :.
Zimmerman, and vhn AIS son Daniel, A
few years ago. Purchasei the old homestead
ste remained there With him up antiI the
tine Of her death From her earliest youth
she had been an earnest and consistent
member Of the Reformed Church. shewas
a lady OF excellent soeiAi. n1ral and Eeli-
gious principles. and leaves large circle Of
sSrroxing relatives and friends to mO1rn her
dea1b. ". D.. =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
The Kind Of Girls They Have in
Johnstowr


A sllor1 time after the food Mss Jessie
Coleman who had been clerk in the store
OF Mr. William lasiersDn. on Main street.
t,einx without employment. Ike great
many others. called on General Hastings
personally and made application for a tent,
which was granted her. she opened up a
refreshment stand on somerset street, sers-
iEg iemonalIe. cakes. etc, aud met wish such
remarkable success as to encornse her 10 %
higher. She therefore caused 70 be erecfel
on the size Of the old Miller Bakery q wood
en- structure Of comfer;abie size, where.
under the firm name OF J. d. Coleman q
Co. she viii carry on the bakery, confec-
sionefy and ice cream business.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

The lax prohibiting the killing of calf
before L has attained the pepper ageis severe
and somewhat stringent. II provides that
any person who kills. or eaases to bekilied
with intent TO sell the meal thereof for fami-
~ use, calf less than four weeks, or know
ingly sell or have in bis possession such meat
with TIE intent TO sell the same for such use
TO foreign market, shall be imprisoned not
more than six months OF fined not more
than 500. It would be proper for the pur-
chasers Of meat 70 look we'll 70 this matter,
and to exercise their best Judgment as 10
whether they believe all the veal offered for
sale IN o1r market has attained the sufficient
are 20 make il marketable. as well As Paia-
tsble- It viii also be Of interest 10 those
who sell meats 70 exercise care in this mat
ter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
wals Tor the Best

star Copper Lightning fs,.i in the market
Over fhrpc inches sarEace. TseTe Is no bst-
ter r0d uis,sle. snd ell seil At Pr.ces withia
The reach Of all Those dei-ire 70 have
their hoildinzs protected ssainst sbe fsarfal
storms % frequent now. slsoaId send in
tAeir orders al cnce- Al work enar4ntessi
satisfactory. or no pay. Theoniy ruesscsi,1,
against iigafning.
C. +. RuoADs.
SoxERsET. Pa. Jziy 3, Isss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

M Charles Noane, who has recently pur-
chased and taken possession Of the Benions
drug store. Is 4 druggist Of considerable ex-
perience and unqEessioned ability. He serv-
ed an apprenticeship Of four wears in bis
calline. and three years sgo gradslafed fnofn
the Philadelphia school 0f pharmacy. Since
graduating Nr. Young has been head clerk
in the well known drug store Of Charles
Griffith. Of J0hnstown. We bespeAk Tor Mr.
Young a liberal share Of the patronage Of
our people who may want anything in his
line
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
The Dangerous sarb Wire.

EVANSVILLE. lSB July l5.-This city was
visited by heavy rain and wind stJrin yes
terIay afternoon, doing much damage.
About 10 O'Clock last night when the power
at the electric light station for street illRmi-
nation WAS tnrnel on the numerous wires,
which bad been blown down, charged the
buildings and poole Of water in the streei
with electricity Fire foot high vas emit
ted in places. causing an alarm 70 Be soun-
ded. The FIRE department responded, and
being unaware of the condition Of things
rushed into what was almost certain death
HOres and iFemsn alike were knocked
down with the electricity. Others rushed
into the building that was apparently on fiFe
only to be thrown down. Citizens rJlsl1ed in
and met similar fate, ansl the excitement
ran high. Messengers hassenei TO the sss-
ton and had the electric power shut OF,
when the work Of resuscitating began.
4 dozen or more men were found uneoa-
scious, but their lives were saved BY laying
them upon the wet ground. Several iremen
are vet Ia a preeari0ls condition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
Excursion to Atlantic City via the
g. & o.


The announcement that the Baltimore <
Ohio Railroad Company will again this
summer resume their select excursion to the
most popular Of our seashore resorts, viii be
nailed with delight BY the public, who ep-
preciate the advantages offered in these
trips. The low rates, long time limit and
the privilege Of their best train service run
ming on reguiar schedule, composed of fast
express trains, elegant day coaches. Pull
mans best equipment and Ve=sibGled Lin
tied express trains are among the sdyznta-
ges afforded by the b. & O.. and the stop-ofI
at Washington on the return trip will allow
the sightseer to take in the points Of interest
in and about the Capital before returning
home. and form a fitting termination
10 a weak 5 soioarn az the shore. The
iirst ef these select excnrsi0ns will be run On
THURSDAY, July IS. 1850. The tickets are
good for ten days, with the privilege Of a
sT0p-off at Washington, D. c., on the return
journey.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

The people Of Gorrssiyiils- near Johns
ioun. xer< startled one night last week by a
terrific explosion A ear load Of red bot ein-
derz was being dumped near creek. when 3
small portion Of ir0n which bad got among
the cinderz struck the water The concus-
sion prodused BY the bursting Of the cinsser
was equal to that of 5s~p0und blast Of
dynamite One man was burned by the fly
ing fragments.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

A young Pennsylvania couple had not
: sough money 70 tz.ke wedding TIP 20 the
yo1thfal gro0nl purchased - worth Of
tickets on a merry 90 nosnd. and they rode
unta they were tired ond satisfied and went
home to housekeeping. Who VII say that
it was not far more sensible than spending
$40 that they could not Afford
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

At the recent 1fseting Of The American
Phil5soEhiczl Association N Easion J. II.
Hall narralea some Legends from syriae
manuscript resolved from Persia few weeks
ago The rnanuscrpt contains an account
of Moses' coIIoquy with the Lord on Mount
Sinai: Of the letter which fell from Heaven
upon the h4rsls Of Athenasias. patriarch Of
Great Rome which in docEmenis Of this
sort measls Constans:n0ple Or Bssantium)
about The year 40 4 D. Of Christ finding
the skull Of Arsenius, King o. Egypt, Elzk-
ing il talk aud tell al has experiences in
aeafh, and going down 70 Gahenna- ltoon-
cludes with Christ raising Arsen;us 70 life.
and prescribing a course Of eight years good
conduct 10 II him for Heaven
An exchange says that the vicinity Of
New Aiexzndria westnaoreEand county was
visited last week by an oiiy-tongued fellow
who represented ~ the farmers that he had
just embarked in The jewelry business in New
Alexandria, and being a stranger he had
started out TO drum up some work. His
genial kind hearted disposition soon captur-
ea the farmers, who gave him their watches
TO repair. as well as q h0t Of their good house
Fives' spoons. etc, TO plate, he promising 10
return thens in a couple OF days. week has
now passed and the fellow has failed 10 show
up, and an Investigation has revealed to them
the fact that be never was in New Alexan-
dra and was a swindler.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

J J. Hohliizell, the vstes4u frebriok man
ufactureT came down from the mountains
yesterday He pins bis faith 70 the great
possibilities Of the iron districts Of Alabama
and Tennessee, and i arm in The belief thar
they viii Be- the greatest thorn il tie side Of
Pitisbergh iron masters. -SIfsazsag' Pas
5trryh Tires
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
In the Recorders Office
Dee1s ACCOMPLISHMENTS Licenses
Issued.

The following deesis have been placed q
record IN the R4corsss's Office since oul last
report:
uEEDs REfDEDED.
Barbara Meyers Administrator to Freier-
ick Meyers. property in Brothersvalley
township; consideration S352
Josiah Harminger 10 Jacsb NJ. Hoehstef-
ler. property in souiersei township. consid-
eration Sis -.
NxRRIssE ARExsEs IssUEH
Alplsers J. Trs,ainan and Emanuel L.
Broadxatez. both Of Northampton town
ship.
Harvey Z Spangisr and Carrie Z. Rrant
both Of Stonyereek ts~nship
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Farmers. Look TO Your interest
Should none Of nay az Rts call on you.
please call on Mr.. Peter Pink, near the L. &
O. Depot al Somerset before you placs your
order for Phosphate OF Lime We repre-
seat the SusGuehanna Fertilizer conlpaay.
A. J. KosER,
GrERxsxx. Adams County. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Henry Hsizei. oae Of the persons who
were arrested isst December tor the burning
OF the Bdaksr L Rnnhangh mill al Green's
burg. and Who has been IN jail ever since
was released OF 5000 bal Wednesday aaer-
noon. Mr. Marietsa. Of CoanellsvfIIe, going
on his bond. He lek on the evening train
Eor bis home in C5nnellsyille.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
Wanted wanted ~

bans 70 CONTRACT with responsible parties
saW and load on cars, one million feet
). and hemiocS timber, located GA nail
between lockwood and eastman
timber is owned by 5. Philson. WI
raei Cor either logging or saving spa
3. . parties prefer Contracts Sill be
once and operations must begin inside
.rry days. send bids 10
W A sEIBKEr.
Fl..-l5rs Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Prof z. Z. Sanner has been reelected
principal Of the Confluence puhlie school 5.
and given an increase Of SO per month IN
salary. The Professor viii open bis nor
nal school at Ursina next Monday, the21d-
The prospects are gDOd FOR a large school
Prof Sannsr Is one Of the Oldest and best
teachal. IN The eonnfr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

The Adjutani's rsrort 10 the State Camp
Of sons OF veterans al Renova shows that
during the past year 5s new camps were Or
zznizsd II reorgznissd aud 10 disbandss-
The total nruber Of camps now in PennsyI-
v1nia i I3s with membership OF 5. 80
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
MARRIED.

-sHowNAN--)n Tuesday. July
=. Iss9. al the rezidrnce Of Jehn Roruesburr.
in Up;er T1rkeys,ot Township. by L c.
wiIIar1s. J. p, Mr. Jaeob J. Hay and n 3
Susan Snowman. both Of Somerset Town
ship. Somerset eouasy. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Nc tine las yet been fired By Jndge Baer
for hearing the argument on the motion for
a new trial. flied by the counsel for the Nice
ly boys. His Honor is al Bedford Springs
az present, where be has gone for the benefit
OF his healta, and the probabilities are that
the motion VIII not Be argued III the rega-
lar argament court, which meets On August
9th.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

eiidenie of typhoid fever prevails in
-=sa4rre L e believed tiai the heavy
li4. isl about the tine Of the Johns
DISASTER washed an unusually large
~ g animal and vegetable refuse into
'He-ia from which the water supply IS
'aea This refuse inpregnated the en-
saier supply Of the city.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
WzrteSt

ies. and Furs, IWiH pay the hiehess
I1oe Cor al kinds Ok hides. peits ard
also want SO corls Of Rock Oak and
Rce Bark. 100 cords wanted 81 ence.
on me al my residence, immedi-
vest Of the s. & c. Station.
H G. CrEEIEsHkM.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

A Sullivan eouniy PAPER which had been
criticised for having carsfnEly kept out Of
the amendment fight. says. = We regard the
top fence-rail as a great deal s0faer than the
sions-heaFs on either side
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Nessrs. ID Kimmel, F J. Schell and r f.
Baer. lefs yesterday morning tor Seattle,
Washington Territory. These three young
men are Industrious. ambitions and perse-
verIng, ami We are not afraid OF going wide
Of the mark when We prr-iics thai they viii
make f0rsunes in the new State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Il IS sis1ed lssf the exact hight Of the de-
strlctive wave al South FOrk as determined
by Pennsylvania Railroad engineers, was
tweniy-t,reee feet Al the Hoghsck, =
above the yiaduct, the water narked four
ten fes.t lI. fhe c,lt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

First Omahan- = One must look out for
hydruphobia this hot weather. Do you
know boz TO tell = mad dog
Second onlahan. II had anything 10
tel mad dog should dc it By teiephOne" /"
-0m1ha World
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
Killed by the Cars and Carried Nine
Miles.

CLEvKLssD. o.. July f4-ThoEnas Fulton
and his cousin, Miss Ella Auit were killed
by Baltimore and Ohio freight train near
BeIlaire. Ohio, to-day while riding in a dog
cart The horse becsne frightened and ran
on tbs track ahead of the train. Fulton's
BODY oaz carried nine miles OF the pilot Of
the locomotive before the engineer discover
ed that there bad been an accident
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

A lightning bolt struck large tree at
Lynnville. Lshigh county. beneath which
Charles KistIer's cattle were huddled few
days ago. None OF them were hurt except a
large bull with copper ring in its nose,
which was killed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

A. J. ColtOrn. Jr. who has been a mem
Der Of the Scranton bar for the past several
year.. We learn from saturdays Pittsburgh
papers. has been appointed e. :. COmulis-
sieiser and Deputy Clerk ofthe Z {. Circuit
and District Court fsr the Western District
Of Pennsylvania The positions are not very
lucrative, b,n are honorsble. and IN the line
of Mr. C5Iborn's profession.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

An, husband, do not scold your wife
And make her poor heart ache,
Because she can't build pies Ike those
Your mother used to make
That IS. unless yoa n quite prepared
To see the whole thing through.
And buy her bats and dresses as
Her father usesi 10 do Rfpisy Ti5uss-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Mr- GeoEe Il Love, " the Somerset Dairy
Company. RiIh his w;fs, leit far Butler
coaHfy MonsiaF morning. where they vii
sPend the next two weeks with Old tine
frienss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

p Treasury Department has decided that
iour new stars cannot appear upon the
American flag until July the 4th Of next
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

lms larmcrs in the vicinity Of Reading
housed damp hay which has since beat
a7e hauling il cut OF the barns again, in
ID sp0ntaneous comhusfion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

One Of the most energetic business men in
Somersei is Mr.. Russell I hl, who recently
acquired one-half interest in the Sonerset
Dairy C0mFany, about the largest and
busiest organ iza;ion in the county during
six months in the year. Mr. Uhl passed
the period in which boyhood merges into
manhood away from Somerset and his
friends only realize that the change bas
occurred when they see how ne young man
hustleS himself
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

The NeyersdAie and son.erset base ball
Clubs viii cross bats on tie home groond4
Saturday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
To Our NeIshbors.

s question is often asked By our neigh
!, Where. ! wonder, can ! gei pure
/ aut7 li is fact thai there Is scarre-
i -eof rnder which you cannot md a
ana of some kind Old people pro-
iie Viih u sick people have Il % sus-
be Eell people may and do use il 10
LIE more enjoyable. buI where viii we
y our readers 10 bay IL We learn
The most reliable source that Max
2 is one Of The most popular and re-
- citizns Of this country. AT his
} his aord is taken uuhesifaiiDgly. To
We cheerfally recommend our readers
Anything IN the iqlor line he author
De- 10 say that for Leo yog can buy one
Z six year oid rye. or six quarts for = %.
silver Age al Si-5J per quart = With
doubt the best whiskey kn0Ta- send
nee iisi and complete rafslogue- his
~ II. Max Klein. = Federal 81, Alie-
D. Pa Neais0si his pGpeT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

John Hoover. Of Somersst township, has
purchasei the farm Of ssHaael Smith. con-
sidcraiol ssBp
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

y 4perutendeni johnson. Of the Johns
public schools, IS preparing a report
eruins the number Of pupils that were
turing the food He has about com-
Z the Hst which wiz be ready for publi-
ln u a few days. The indications are
the humber vii be a5oGt oae hundred
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17
Her Prsserence.

Her Preference.
psn ne tapnosi step
+ aIked of this ana that
u La me ifTd been away.
4 how I liked her hat.
,si sb0ut various things,
vos and The weather
n On almost every theme,
4 ,err c1nFensei together
What paper she preferred
esitated some.
,-ourh the dark ar0nnd We hoard
.av masquit0's hum
geI a little closer then.
answered Cant you guesf
e one Of al that suits me most
II Daly Evening Press
-ckiosgo Ee1a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Misses Dora and Della Ns-sie. o. Tnioo-
town. nroes Il A. ,. Hieman. E.s are
visiting "a soaseTsei.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

anE did your husband meet his death =
iei through atrzp.n In the dark. ]
ost- No. il was broad daylight. but
? vas black cap over his face, and he
% -l s..a- nnnr man
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Mr. and Ms. " D. Liehty are enjoying a
pleasant visit from Ninnie Fox, ofSomerset-
---I0tea Cifg Repi,5fioua.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John p Knabie. Of Pitts
burgh, ans in town Tor two week stay Al
the home ofMr. KnabIe's parents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

sab-commitiee q the lower house Of
to1neciicut Legislature Is engaged in
Fmg up local option Law. % be sub
iea % the Legislature for It's approval.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Since reading Of the Sullivan -Kiirain fight
the prisoners in the county Jail have all
gone into training A sand-b OF huge d.
mensiOns, has been suspended from the up
Per corridor into the main room Of the jail,
and each prisoner i allotted 70 much time
10 punch the bag His Reverence A.
Sell. was exercising when our reporter visit
ei the jail last week Who knows bnt that
he may enter the ring when his term Of i'm
pris0nmenf expires.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-17

Sheriff McMilien carries about a. sore a
head ON his SHOULDERS as one cares to LOOK At,
the result Of coming in contact with the head
ofan nBbroken horse which he bad Purrhas-
ed at tie sale OF Western horses few weeks
since. and which he was holding for young
man who was endsaE5ring 20 Climb into
the saddle The sheriff IS only compelled
70 tell how be came BY his bruises about go
times q dsy. as every person who sees his
head iamps at the conclusion that il was
put on him ay 4 desperate prisoner while
snGeavoring to escape from custody.
In our long list Of aeqaaintanees We
don't know where we could pick out man
capable Of putting head on the Sheriff