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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

Early this summer, says the Pittsburgh
Times. "A young msn named William H
Iaffrriv went 10 Somerset, Pa, and fixed
himself up in fashionable quauer- He
soon won the affections of Miss Annie Dig
nam, who worked in The cotton mill al that
place The day for the wedding was SCI, Sc
the story goes, and the friends bad Assem-
bled in the church, waiting for the bride
groom The young man did not show up
and. on inquiry. il was learned that be had
left town
The Times then goes On to state how young
Mr. Lafierty contracted numerous debts in
diverse places. married enough girls 10 stock
a hArern. and deserted several fair would-be-
brides al The altar ImPerSonased a cousin
whom he much resembles and who beaE
The same name and envolves him in endless
troubles Its u very pretty piece Of TO
nance as the TTaes tells il, but Mr.. Lafferty
never visited Somerset no family bearing
the name Of Diguan reside II this villase
nor do We have any cotton u'ill IN which shs
could have been employed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
Red Cross Buildings.

Mis- Clara Barton, President OF the Red
Cross Socieiy. has contracted with William
stoke, Of this city, for the erection Of two
buildings for the use Of the associa,iou-one
in Kernville and the other at Woodvale.
The size Of each is ifty BY one hundred fett
two stories high, with laundry, bath nooms,
and kitchen, and containing thiriy-hve
rooms each The first OF these kind Of
buildings was erected on the site of the
Episcopal Church building ia Johnstown
proper. The object Of the society in erecting
these buildings Is 70 aifsrd accommodation
70 the public and those visiting Johnstewn
pending its rehabilitation from the ruin
caused by tie deluse os Nay 5lst last--AI-
s,s,.r r. a,saf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
girthdav Party and FANNY Reunion,

Sunday, August lIth. was the seventy
eighth birthday Of Henry sehlagh, Of Ba-
kersville, his entire family being present
three sons, Paul. John and Henry. two
daughters, Matilda, wife OF Simon Barron,
and Julia whiieseIi-ten grandchildren, one
great grandchild. Also. Rev Mangus and
wife, George Null. Harry Baker, Miss Cath
ariue Brugh. myself and family. The table
was laden with al the dslicaeies Of the
season and ne had the pleasure Of enjoying
Que Of the most pleasant days Of our life,
and hope that Mr.. sclslagh and family may
have many returns Of a similar kind.
VS. KKasAR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

The Derry Roller Fiouring Mil, situated
at Derry Station. Pennsylvania. on the
Pennsylvania Railroad. viii be sold By the
Sheriff Of Westmoreland eoun;y. At Greens
burg. on Monday next. August i9th, al >.
m The property comprises one Of the best
mills in the county; four story frame
building. fitted with the tisieil Patent Roller
system. but lately remodeied everything
in excellent repair good location excellent
steam poweF; capacity seyenty-tise barrels
per day. Also two-story- six-roomesi
frame dwelling house, the properly Of IT,
NeeIy. Anyone desiring 10 locate IN the
milling business should not fail to examine
she shove before date Of sale.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
MARRIED.

LISDEMAS- AS-DARER + AZ The C0ari
HoaSe. August 8 lssa by = Llns, Eel FL
ward iiss,.stnan a.i.l Elien T. 3aker lioth oi
s0meHet county
BEEBEE- E-WALKER-At tae Laflenn
parsonage II FriesleI.s, On THURSDAY. August
S, 1855, by Rev, J J. Weleh, Mr John Bee
Der and Miss Emma J. Walker. both Of som
eTset County, Pa
DUEFAH - WILSON = on Thursday
august 5, 1853. az the LutheTan parsonagl
in Friedens. by The same Mr. Russeil II
H. Danham aad Miss Mabel D. Wilson
both ef shanksville. Somerset County. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

Iise ns~iy ereaed Eganselioal church on
nfrscreek circuit, Somerset distTict, Pits
aarsh Conferences. located Eve miles wess Of
-1ohnsiowr. On the somerset and Jchnstowu
p'se vii be dedicated to the service of the
inune God on sunday, August y, lsse.
Dishop r Dusb>. D D.. Il D.. Of cieve-
is1d. O.. Is expected to oisciate on the ooca-
sion- Ministers and residents o. the dist-iei
are oonlially invited 10 be present
Rxv T. Bach. p. E,
". A. REIxIxGEz, P. G.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
Morsr Mon.n. Angu.s 10. Issa.
In Memoriam.

IN Mem or4Gin-
lead lightly, stranger. she Is dead
Her voice i forever stilleL
A stall is yaesnt IN or shed.
Which SEVER can be flied
speak gently. let no harsh word reach
Our sorrOwing hearts To-Day
HING be the very heavens IN black
The old mare has passed away,
Thirty years ago, On a morning fair.
In the spring Of s.,
Fannie L arst smiled the air
In tie Old Kentucky STATE.
And there where the roses bloom 80 red,
And the zrasses wave - bllc.
The old bay mare was reared aai bed
Fannie, the gentle aad trpe.
GTpuFel lovingiy around the bier
of her ven ne'er more ride,
All unbidd IN starts the iear
wh ich We faiu would hide
AID just Ike every one who cries.
Bccsnse q heartfelt paia
Faster aud faster ffom our eyes
The Laehrynose globules rain.
Oh prid q al Cur hearts az home,
Can IL be that yoE have lzfi Is
Alas lis true, no more ycuH r0sm-
Alnck the day y hich has berelt Us
Yes. Fannie i dead the old mare 80 Geet
VIII travel ;hese earthly reads no more
But let Us al hoTe that her ninlbie feet
Are pressing 4 brighter and better shore.
e " BkWsEL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

40 you know. Miss Belle. said Gus de
Jay. that dislike saheallstic people p
-Yes ard what Is your idss Of sarcastic
people p
-why, you know, folks who say one thing
and nsean anoihah-
oh. yes. but they're not nearly 50 disa-
greeabEe as asfIereat class Of people.
Who ART they -
~Thoze who say lots OF things aud don't
mean anything.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

A Law and Order Ieague was Organized
al HyBdinan, Bsiiord County. iew weeks
arc. and posted notiefs in Various parts Of
the town. giving warning 70 violatars Of the
sunday law. H. r. Hyland, druggist, in
CONNECTION with the dispeu sing Of medicine-
sells soda xaier. fruits candies. and cigars on
the sabbath. Last Sundsy be placed upon
MS cigar case bottle Of pills labeled . Law
and Order Pills" He sells The pills for Eve
cents eaca. and gives away that amount of
merchandise with each pill The oFganiz.-
ton il at present puzzled bus have procured
= lawyer and viii test the ease
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
a soounereI Caught.

A fellow Is in the JobnsioEn lookup
awaifing trial too mean 10 be called a man.
He is from Pittsburgh, where be has wife
and children. Going to Somerset COUNTY, lie
me, the daughter Of farmer Dngan. and by
most conteulptible misrepresentation and
lllssfy persuaded her 70 marry him. Soon
be deserted the girl. leaving her with a
6Iighted life and ruined hopes. He sought
to escape . well-merited punishment, but
was arrested and will be tried for his helm
ous effcnse. No punishment can be too Sc
we're for such a bruie.-Joknss0ua Dsrs0crat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
Miss Columbia a. Horne Appointed
70 a Clerkship In the Census
Offtca

Miss Columbia A. Horne. the PoPnlar
Principal o. the English and Classieal Select
School. which went dova in the aoed, viii
not undertake the task Of reviying the
school in new baildings After herself go
ing through the food Miss Horne visited
friends in Allegheny City and aherward
other friends in Washington City. While
in the latter city she was induced to apply
for elerkship in the Census Office, and We
are advised that she has just been appointed
by Superintendent Porter 10 this position
She viii enter upon her new duties on the
lst Of September Miss Homes many friends
in this community will be glad 10 hesr Of
her good fortune She has been one Of our
mast successfulI teachers, and Is in ali re-
spects worthy Of the confidence which has
just been reposed in her. She viii make an
intelligent and faithful clerk We feel sure
that she would not have sought employment
away from her old home and her old friends
II circumstances had not rendered il aeses-
sary -.Iohaxosca Tribune.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

Harrison Fox, colored man IN jail at
Uulontown awaiting the trial Of some ac-
eEsed barn burners, against whom he has
turned states evidence, became violently
sick and unconscious on Thursday, and il
was discovered by the physicians that he
had been poisoned It IS believed the poison
was placed in The tin-eup from which be
drank COFFEE. by some one n the hire Of the
barn burners. who had committed some pet
ty ofense in order to get himself PIT in Jail
for that nuruose. Fox will lecover
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

Co 20 Atlantic City via tire 3. & O.
saa Is the z-nish - Is s'isariiyeasss.
Atlantic City kas every indseenlen- 70 oser
the pleasure seekes. and this iz iass The time
Or he year - break sxay fsoa basiness
ca-rs anl reeuperase yoar exhausted ener-
gies in a weeks s55arn a. the shore, m.d
the aracing 5reezs asd invisoraTing surf
bathing a. this moss delightful city By the
sea.
The third select excursion IS announced
FOX Thursday. Angus 18th. and the bssl
easiprnent Of the B. & O. Is Al TIE excursion
is,s disposal
The trains viii leave the stations named
below. and tickets vii Be sold At the ratss
annexed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

Iaere VIII Be 3 grove meeting held on The
LsaHet zeal emp ground, near Somerset. Pa.
i~raning on Frday evening. August I6ta,
and WI continue about six days. After the
sermon on Sunday morning communion
services wiz be held Ministers from abroad
Vi be present during the meeting. Ne
admission ise vii BE- charged at the gate. A
good boarding tent viii b. or the ground
All persons are invited % afieHd this meeting
A. ]. BEAL. Pastor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
score Ano,her for Iunlata.

Froln tie Iuaiata H erald.
Frou the Somerset Ferait Of July slst, we
learn that the stockholders Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Somerset met in that place on
the sHh and organized by the electson Of
Hon. Edwari ScuII. editor Of the HEhALp
and member of Congress from the 2eth Dis
trict. As President. With strong board Of
officers and directors. Andrew Parker. cid
est son Of the late T. D. Parker ES,i Of this
place. was elected cashier, and the Herald IS
not transgrcssing truth when il says be =" j.
a practical business man. who has bad a
large and varied experience IN the banking
business He is a courteous gentleman.
with whom the patrons Of the bank viii
End It u pleasure 70 transact business We
en,sorse every word said about cur young
friend. and can honestly make that tribute
far stronger, If il were necessary Bat it i
not. We may, however, be parioned for
saving that Andrew comes Of good stock,
and viii not belle his lineage OF education
We congratulate the bank on having Seenr-
ed his services, and can assure It's officers
that il might not have lad them, but for the
tact that Juniaia has snperabundance OF
such material. which she Is always able and
willing TO supply 70 otker communities IN
netd Of the same. We wish the new bank
and its cashier an nnbounded career Of
prosperity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
DIED.

RODDY-Sqar William, died at Peters
burg in this eeunty. on the 9Th inst Re
was born in the city Of Baltimore in the
month Of December, fsgs. His Ether mov-
ed TO Somerset County about the year isis.
audIyed in Petersburg up to the time Of his
death. wm. Boddy started and carried on
the banking business for Mr. John 7. Hogg
IN the town Of Somerset, for some years. bat
TIE greater Tart of his life vas spent in
PstersauFg as a merchant. He was post
master there for member Of years as well
as an active Justice Of the Peace for the
township Of Addison In al the relations
OF life he was esteemed ard respected and
/. It nay be truly said Of him that he vas an
honest man HIS death vii be dep'ored by
a large circle Of friends, and to bis surviving
sister viii prove an irrepa7able loss.
Cox.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

4 Fortunate and Grateful womi

a Fortunate ard Grateful Woman
Mrs J. A. Giles, OF Everett, Pa, says :
sniIered for years from kidney and gravel
trouble. No physicians or me,iieine al benie
did me any good. inally visited my
former home at Rondort. n. Y and began
usine Or. David Keanedy's Fayorite Rene
dy. ef Ron.iout, y Y. A few words tel the
result. / em a perfsctly well and happy
woman once more.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
Reminders.

Golden Patent Flour always gives entire
satisfaction
Hero Ten never falls 10 please.
Breakfast. lava, and Stag Brands Roasted
Coffee, sold only in bulk, beatshen all
Kingaa Hams, breakfast Bacon and Lard
are the best on the markst
Marvin's Eagle Butter, and brownsville
Water Crackers always kept in stock
xxx New York Cream, and Ohio Swiss
Cheese are leading specialiies At our Store.
Peaches. Melona. cantelopss, Sweet Pota-
toes, Celery, Grapes. 6c.. daily and weekly
during season time.
Respectfully.
Crnr 4 RrRRrfs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

We would recommend a term OF two at
Prof Meese's normal school 10 our friend Of
the Commercial and woald advise him %
take special course in arithmetic, paying
especial attention to the primary lessons
wlich treat on The addition Of simple fig-
ures The Professor VIII certainly find an
apt, # not promising pupil. in our doubling
brother. and we indulge the hope hat Al the
expiration Of a single term be viii have sue
oee5ed ia teaching him that l5oo plus 2st
makes 4000 Meanwhile theHERtLn's sub
scrip,ion list VIII continue TO grow, and il
readers 10 multiply
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A ssleNEE.s NOTICE.

Sotic= Is hereby given that - ivr~te- A. Toy
Per. ~ SeW bllil mere -sllltr-t tulnrF. Ia All
ki-aln. lis viz. hF deed n Feluaiary ts-isu-
nlfIlf 81 tne 9Th e April. l,-s have as-fs-t u
J0iln " TOPPER ami frauciS 81 19uFsr e she
-eEl Iiace. in trrist tar ne henef "a fle credit
u the -sid sylvester A. TOPPER al me rzfate
-eal snd personal. ~ ite sad sylvester A. Iap-
per alI per@ous indebted fothe saii sylvester a
Topper. Hiii make iu1-aetlate payment - tie
SID Assignee aud tin-e Eaving claims or Dr.
nza1ds uiH present. theEi Elfholt delay.
JOHN ~ TDFFER
FHACIS TOPPER
julyi0 Asssguees of Sylvester A. Topper
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
ExECUToRS NOTICE.

Essase of uerierr Nien.iealsss ia,e ~ some-sst
TsV. Somerset Co Pa. der a.
Letters te-t1 1leutltry having heen issued %
the undersigned ty the proper authoriiy iu The
above estate. uotice + hereby gwen ~ 81
parties indebted 10 said estate - make ugnei-
ase payment and al EsIrtis M gir eia.1i- siiil-t
said estate ure-sur fsIt - ting Afil iul-IraIor
duly authenticated fnr -etter1ent st the late re--
dener q the decreased "a ~ before saturday the
5i-t day 1f ugIlsf. Iss.L
" EIEsECNEE. E1fE- 81 SHAVER.
Attorney. Rrsfiltdr-
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wartec

HsAs, aad Fun. vii pay the highes'
cash prioe ior al kinds Of hides, pelts and
i-rs- also wsnt see cords q Rock Oak snd
spruce Bars. 100 cords wanted al once
Cal on me az my residence. imme'ii'
ately vest Of The :. & C. Station.
H. G. CUNxEsHAN-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

Mr. Tom c Hannum, Washington cores
pondeut Of The Pittsburgh Pse who has
been chasing over the mountains Of this
oouaiy The past month in search Of recrea-
ton and pure air returned 70 the capitol CRY
Friday mornine. where ne Viii join the staff
on ex-Postmasier General HaflOn's Wash
iugion Par. Mr Hannum IS a voluminuus
and graceful writer. and now that be has
eravled out Of the soup we look for him
% turn his nerciless batteries on has former
eofnpanions who Lnger IN thepot.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

Taking about tall oats, Mr. Isaiah Hes,
Of Somerset township, brought several s,alks
into this office Saturday that measured pre-
cis4y six ftei. T Is a new variety % ihis
region, and Mr. Hess unfortunately could
not recall the usne Wien Lere- i grows
very even. AMI the heads are large and flil-
Mr. Hess thinks it viii yield not iess
than ffy bushels to the acre He would
ike 10 hear from some farmer who can heai
this
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
7ERNER BROTHERS, Somerset. psona.
A voiToR's NOTICE.

N tbe matter % the estate Of Joseph Tresir late
cf Lsrizner Tsp. -sluierSet Co, Pa der IL
The uusier-i<ll--d Agilit5r. appointed - the
Orphan Court n sad tsslnfy. - ESeertllin tne
widow dover and 70 make disf7lfuticn af -le
fllds m the hands o J b. cpok aHi g. W.
Ire-sler Adm iilistrst0fs and Trs~ress Of the g.
tate % Joseph Tresz-r. dec q. To AMI among this
leVly entitled thereto. hereby gives nofice fhal
~ viii sit ~ his osfice In Somerset Bo-uugh. GA
Friday TIE lsth dag of Aue1sf f,-9. AZ : ae.fsz
. H. 20 attend o the dufes q hl- said appoint
meut. when and where All perslns Interested are
reguired % appear and present. tbeir c.liIas or
* deba-red from egming n ior shave q the
fund. H. : sSlSLEI
iui-A Aldife-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

IN recent letter from George g. Walker,
who enjoys perhaps as large an acquaint-
ance as any man within the coHines Of the
cnunty, be says Ny first subscription to
the Herua was solicited by Joshua j. Cox
in 1870. have been continual subscriber
since that tinae, a period Of ~ years. The
Haaa las many sieadfasr old friends
throughout The county. bat few Of their
auiatlaie Mr. Walker
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14
Walt for the Best

Star Copper Lightning Rod in the market
Over three inches surface There S no bet
ter rod made. and wiil sell Al prizes within
the reach OF all. Those desiring 70 have
their buildings protected against the fearful
storms 50 frequent now, should send IN
their Orders at once Al work guaranteed
satisfactory. OF no pay. Taeonly prOsection
against lightning.
c. F. RHoABs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

CorresponGfngIy low rates are made from
other stations Oh the hne.
The tickets are good Gor Ten Days. wifa the
privilege Of . sseg-oT At Wilmington D g.
on the RETURN s,uuiey.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

The family Of Captain n R. Adams, who
fills very desirable and honorable position
in the e. s Senate, are spending a few weeks
with relatives in Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

The plase to prepare 10 teach Is a. the
California. Pa. State Normal. A frst-elass
schod in ali respects. Expenses moderate
send sor catalogue. Fall term opens Sep
ternber u.
Tim. n Moss. PrincixaI.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

More rain has fallen throughout the
country during the seven months Of 1889,
than Eel during similar period in the past
eightssu wears.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

The Ninth Anaa.a Convention Of the
Women Home and Foreign Missionary So
eie,y 81 the Ailegheuy synod viii be held
in the Evangelical Lutheran Cburch Of som
erset. Wednesday and Thursday, August
18th and 18th. Commencing a , O'Clock p.
m. Wednesday, wiki the usual preliminary
meetlnE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

NJ. r. Il Kooniz. q Berlin. has not only
tie ff.cst marble works n the county, but
also the largest. best eluippea livery Stable,
havirg recently built large shed and COM
Portable Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

Nr. Piummer Pearson who Is head II
a department IN tie Pension Ofioe, in Wash
iagfun, n e.. with his wife AMI daughter.
are visiting at the horne OF Nm. Pearson s
father. Cou,missi0ner Williamson, in Shade
Township
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

John Yeldell. alias Rev T. F. Flemon, the
colon7d Pigisburg preacher, over whose re'l-
uisitiou from the Governor Of soath eAro-
lima so much disturbance was made, has
been tired on ihe charge of murder In Edge
Geld, s G, and acquitted. The trial was
short, sharp and conclusive. The late pris-
oner is well guarded. bur some fears Of yio-
lcnce are expressed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

Oar genial farmer Trend, Mr. Albert
Wrglt- Of sssuycreek township. VII please
accepi our thanks for basket Of choice APP
pies rsceiEed al The HEaaLD oiiee last week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

The Apnual Cousention Of the v. c. T.
T.. Of Somerset Comfy. vii be held in
Somez,t. September md and sHi Mrs
Marion D. Baxter, q Michirln, via deliver
ara al Irs-, ou tlle iel
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

John F. Blyuyer, and family, Of Phila-
dslpiiis. are spending 8 few weeks with
friends IN town
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

The work OF exeayatng the cellar for the
new FIRST National bank baiidiug Was COM
menced Tuesday morning The building
viii be put auGer contract Al once, and vii
be pushed 70 q speedy complexion lt viii
be a handsome and substantial structure,
and viii be quite an addition and ornament
10 ths. town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

One Of the saldest deaths We have been
called upon 10 chronicle in a long time Is
that Of Mrs. Kerr. who died AT the home Of
her fafher. Daniel Trent in This borough on
saturday evening Mrs. Kerr was called
from her home in Ohio 10 the bedside Of her
mother. who was thonght to be dying Of
malariai fever. While assisting in nnrsiag
her mother and only sister. who Was also i'll
with the fever, back to beaiih. Mr. Kerr
contracted the disease, which terminated
fatally. Mrs. Kerr was in her 18Th year
and was consistent ard faithful member
Of The Disciples church. Her husband and
two small s3ns survive her
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

The Bedford County Fair VIII be held on
the 2n.a. srd, ani 4th of October
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

NJ. Frank Enos has bcen appointed post
master e. Garrett. this county
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

Mss Marion wright OF Bedford. S VISIT
ing relatives in soussrset
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Arriving a. Somerset a. i0Il A. ".
Returning train viii leave Somerset 81 6 o.
T. NJ
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NOTICE

= 'AEIL IVh , NUlLNE--
Estate afJohn Hicks. desfd. late q somcrsst Har-
curh, -.lme-set ColHiy. "a.
Letters feSrarieuf4ry On t1e above ~ are daF sing
been Erantc-1 70 The Undersigned ~ ihe ur1eer
authority notice is hereby gwen a. all fss,sflis
indebted 20 sEid estate % 1isk- i-llaciilr. isls
IN A. and thaSe having claims aELilssr tac sarle
WI present. them dns azlth.a-irl1-si ~ -.ttIe-
meat fe ne ur3ersi4ne1 ar BIZ ociee IA Socsers.r
Borough. On Ihlrziaf. AnszIst 4 l-s4
L1RCE =. HICKS
iunA Exsc1tor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-14

A telegram announcing the'ieath Of Or. }.
z Bowman, at the home OF his parents in
Chanihersburg. was received IN Somerset
T,sssday morning. DR.. Bowman located a.
Neverssiale som after graduating from Jefs-
ers,n Medical College, and bad established
quite iair practice in thai town and Vi
entity. only few weeks ago be was mar
riesi 10 Mss Ka-e. daughter Of J. J Hobli z
I'll. Of Meyersials. the welding having been
postponed E5r several weeks on account Of
the illness Ct the groom. Aiter the wedding
the bridal couple went te the doctors cid
home in Chanibersburg 10 spend the honey
Moon and on arriving there he was taken
with typhoid fever, which resulted in ilis
death. The announcement OF the death Of
DR.. Bowman, while not uuexpected, wzs
neqertheless severe shock to lis many
S 5uierset friends.