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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
A LYNCHlNG PROBABLE.
a TRAMP ATTEMPTS 10 OUTRAGE
MISS MATTE DAVIES,
Tho Eightcon Year Old Daughter OF q
Respected Farmer Living Near Co
iumbua, Misa-Ho Escaped, but Ia
Doing closely Pursued.

Special plspaich To The Aplral.
Cotumus. Miss, Juno Just before
dark yesterday evening an attemp, was
made by tramp 10 outrage Miss Matte
Davis, the eighteen year old daughter Of
Mr. william Davis, a respected farmer
living eight miles east Of Columbus in
this county Tho young lady wa, At homo
alone. her father being la the ncld aud
her mother having gone to visit q ncigh-
bor She went out in the yard TO tho
chickens, when q man sprang from tho
corner Vi the house aud made an assault
on her.
A party oi armed men have been hunt
ing ior the scouudrcl gll night aud this
morning and heard Of him going down
the Pckcnsyillc road aud have gone In
pursuit II caught and identified he will
not give further trouble.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
rnm.ernhIe Caiinn nennrt.

TTT -T|T N TIT"I " TNO NV ~
NAsuyuLr, Tonn., Juno i.-Commis.
sionrr llorl, Of the state Bureau oi Agri.
culture In bis May crop report, states
that cotton. especially IN thc wc,,crn u.
vision, !, la bad condition. the unavora.
Bic conditions 0i tlio sam. season Inst wear
being repeated, aud Ia mlH localities In.
,cuaihcL There l. doclino oi lU pcr
cent in acreage, and the condition Is
seventeen points below that oi ,ho samo
date last year.
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viclcd Of murder In tho frsi degree Ia the
Circuit Court oi llrnry County aud son.
tcnccd TO bo hung Tor the killing oi Joe
Kills ON juno 10, 1857. Tho Court ai-
firms the judgment. ani orders that be- DO
hung on July 10. 1850. In Horny County.
Hannah i the fourth man sentenced 10 be-
hung q, this term Tho Court finished
Gibson chlnccry docket Crockett aud
Haywood Counties will bo heard Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

spcclal pispiigh W The Appeal
NAsnuLLu, Tom, June Carter u,
Harrison, Of Murircclb3ro. a brother Of
rrcudcnt Harrison. who wis recently APP
pointed United states Marshal for the
Middle District Of Tennessee. today took
the oath Of oiicc. which WIS administered
by Judge David NJ kcy. who was ap'
pointed Po.tmhslcrG General by President
Hayes. Mr. iliuIsou's bond Tor t'O,OOl
was signed by eight Democrats and ono
Republican
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

NA.nyut,. rcnn, juno The State
Board OF Ha1ro1l Al'vou met here TO.
day aud urrsnzrd by the election OF
Rccsc X. ilon, s.ann, oi Mufirccsboro, a.
prrsidcn, ani ". v williams, oi Milan,
~ secretary. Another meeting will DO
held neat week, and ne b7.ul win begin
~ annual inspection ~ railroad lines lead.
ing out Vi Memphis s'yus Juns La, -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
LIE MOYNE INSTITUTE.
EXERCISES LAST NIGHT BEFORE TEE
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

A Scholarly Address by Rabbi snmfold
Words OF Encouragement From Mr..
J. NJ. KeatinR-An Audience Distin-
guishod for Intelligent Appreciation.
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3. l. lioWenstein I Bros.
CHOICE GOODS At BARGAIN PRICES

CHOICE GOODS At BARGAIN PRICES
At 65c per gard lot AWo9J Small Check SUTNGS 10 and
so inches wde reduced from ST. : At 81 I2cper gard AU-
Wool French BEIGE, in MIXED colaingS regular soc goods
" At 9Oc per gad 10 pieces French F0ULE CLOTH in gays
Gnd mixed CooyS, reduced from $L25 " A l5c per yad We
W1 continue TO sell NUNS VENG in the newest shades; req
Nlar price. 25c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
MUSLW UNDRPWE

LADIES' SRRT made Of excellent muSl cluster Of ch8 above
de hem, at Csc, north Soc " Ladies' SKIRTS made Of Bet
ter muslin, cluster Of cRs above ufe Of excellent ebyodery
at &c. wOyth ST. - Ladies High NccR Losdae CamJric,
jersey Fitting CORSET COVER trimmed around neck Nth linen
lace, at 90 l2c, north 50c - LADIES' Hgk and P0mvadopr
Neck CORSET COVERS handsomely tucked bosom and eaboaey
trimmed with fine embrOdeyy at 45c, w0yth 75c . InfantS'
and Chidyp8 DRESSES Mother Hubbard and Greenway
waSt made Of SeeSlckey and ChambJay delicate coS at
SOC and 50c north 75o and 81. - ChiirmS Wide Linen
COde5 MaySeS HATS handsomely trimmed with HaL lace and
pam EomS reduced from $3.50 10 $L25.
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comfort and durability now is yoiu
for SUM
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

NEWEST THING OUT.
FAlLLETTE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

vastly superior in every respect hr
choice new shades and Rew
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DEPAR TMENT.

yard ; bear in mind that these are
wiU laundry eQ
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
WHITE GOODS.

WNIaE UUOLO,
We direct special attention uUv1eI line Of zoe White WASH
GOODS consisting Of India Ln0, LRon D. bellRde Og1ndis
HaidS and Stripes usual price csc and SOC per yard - Our
Sock Of 40Ech SdeBapd SUITEGS and APRlE GOODS cam
pSS an endless uUeg Of hewY latest patterns prices range
from l5ctO502 yard - Striped, Plaid and Figured HQUES
al 20c north SOC and 35c per yvi
FANS FANS FANS.
An entire line Of Ga2e Crepe De Chem RlR White for grad
uatg and continuation Grape Craze de Chen and Craze Lsss
Mourning FANS, Ho and elegant designs aui styles in C59red
Gazc FAgS Open Ostrich IN Rew Sh1ies, Open Jap8 in Coors
Ms2a IN NEW SHAPES
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~ ,.;.,e. At Young's Drug Store
ll. -. .pnritr and Accuracy.
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In the Recorder Office.
Deeds Observation-Disclosures Granted
Marriage Licenses Issued
DEErs sprosDrn.


barbara Baer 70 VIM C. and Nancy C.
Kelley, property IN Northanp,on township;
eonsssisfafion Ss8.
John s~e;sxer TO cashsriae Hoovsv. prop
cry IN Milford township; consideration
ssso.
Elias Fike 10 Mary Fike. property in
MeyersdaIa borough consideration 81 600.
Mary Fike and Others 10 Kennedy Price.
property in Neyerzdais borough oonsidera-
ton 500.
Cyrus Hershberger TO chrisiena Hersh-
berger. property in Canemangh township !;
consideration $3.50.
Rosie N. and G. Howard wassz to Thomas
Gallaghsr. properly IN Jesaer township I:
consideration $500
C. c. stutznan to Franklin Murry. prop
erty in Greenville township; consideration
$500.
Philip wolfsnsbsrger 10 Anthony Groval.
property in lockwood; consideration $50
John K. Kessler 10 John Gilman. property
in Northampton township consideration,
$3.50.
Adam Georges executor 10 Emory George
snd others. property in Allegheny township;
consideration 81, ,600.
John. Merchbaker to Missouri j. George,
properly in Meyersdsle borough; considers
ton s2lo
Joseph Lape to John Yoder, property in
Conemaagh township consideration 800.
Isaac Hochstefler TO John Yoder, property
in Conemangh township; consideration SOL
Anfhony A Fiickinger to John Shumaker
property in BroskersvaIley township; con-
sideratien sls7.69.
John HoltzhoEers administrator, to Frank
Mcdonald. property in lockwood cousid-
Grafton sl402
wm. J Baer trustee. to Josiah Woy, prop
er,y in Summit township; consideration
S4l50.
Noah Scott to H. NJ LytIe and A. c. Nc
Cune, prooerty in Addison and Milford
townships consideration $1,000.
John n. Davis 10 James J. Dull property
in Elklick township. consideration sIss5-
Daniel Shul'z to Daniel .shuitz Jr., prop
erry in Meycrsdale borough consideration
$50.
Peter Meyers trustee to Mary Lenbazt.
property in summit township, consideration
s4s.
same to Robert Beddis, property in Sum
NIT township, consideration $3.50.
Robert Beddis to Conrad Lindeman, prop
erty in Snmniit township consideration
$50
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

New and handsome Pullman Sleepers are
run through without change via 3. & o. 2.
r. from Pittsburgh 70 Cincinnati and chica-
90, on the train leaving Pittsburgh daily ST
7.S0 p. IA arriving Cincinnati next morning
at Gas and Chicago az 1885.
The route is via Wheeling and Benxood.
At the latter point the Chicago sleeper is at
tached to the vestiouIel Limited and break.
fast is served in the dining car as the train
approaches Chicsgo.
These trains make connection at CInein-
natl and Chicago With all lines leading be-
yond those cities. If yoa contemplate trip
TO the West or sonth, t-y the B. & O. route.
Information IN regard TO rates Of fare. etc.
wiz be cheerfuiIy furnished BY Ticket Agents
B. & o. r. K. or by E d. Smith, Division
Passenger Agent, Cor Wood Street and Fifth
Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa
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Nov.
Holiday Excursion Tickets on tn 9
p. r. R.
P. J. Cover.
Stoyztown. Ps.

Holiday Excursion Tickets on tn g
p. r. r.
Pursuant TO the usual policy Of aiding its
patrons in the Interchange of social visits
duFiug lie holidays. the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company viii. this season. place on
sale at al is ticket Offices, excursion tickets
70 be sold between the various stations on
the system at the rate oftwo cents per mile
n each direction
The holiday excursion tickets will be sold
from December 2lss, 1883. TO January ith.
1880, inclusive
This arrangement. however. does not
apply 10 the sale ofexeursion tickets bet ween
New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, in either direction, nor be-
tween any one Of the above named cities and
any other OF these mentioned
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Report of the Kamrnsrer Literary
Society.

Following IS the report of the Kammerer
Literary Society The society net at the
Kammerer school house on Friday. Nosena-
Der 29sh. and elected the following officers
President, John yogel secretary, c. c.
Heckle; vice president, Jacob Kammerer;
marshaIls. Jacob Kammerer, and Jackson
Meyers
They met again on the 9th Of December.
when the following program was disposed
OF: Song-Fiakes Of F1eecy Snow. Select
reading. 7. C. Bridigum Impromptu speecL-
es, Jackson Meyers. George Beck, Charles
kamneEer. C. c. Heckle Dialogue, Jacob
Meyers Charles Miller. Declarations, Viz
gle Meyers, Steward Boyer, Harriet Meyers.
Question for debate Resolved, that city
life Is preferable to country life. AfErma-
tive, c. c. Heekle; negative, H. u. Poor
bangh. The question was decided in the
affirmative. The exercises were inserspersed
with music and qaeries.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18
Husband. items.

Rev. A. J. Beal IS conducting revival
meeting al this place.
Miss Annie Nusser, of Roxbary, Is visit
ing relatives and friends in this vicinity.
Miss Lydia shaulis. who has been in the
west for the past seven years, is visiting her
parents and friends here.
Mr. Cornelius Saylor, who has been in de-
eliniag health for the past year, is now con
6ned to bis home with consumption
Mr.. David Weller has in contemplation
the erection Of s new house the coming sum-
me-, and number Of our farmers Will put
up new barns.
OCCASIONAL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18
BInEcxER 4 sSYDEn

The Russian General who IS to give an ac-
count Of ''The Russian Army in H1rper's
Aggd-ias for January. win, il is said, pre-
sent the Tsar's empire in an altogether new
iight-even in this day OF Russian -Revels-
tons" His article IS not only notable
contribution from a military point OF view,
bat also important both in its political bear
ings and as an eihnographical study. The
surprising incidents given 10 illustrate the
points of the article have the air of being
related by an eye-witness-even by an i'm
portsnt actor in them-and viii whet popu-
lar curiosity to learn the authorship. T. de
Thulstrup has msde sixteen drawings TO ae-
company the article.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

All medical authorities agree that catarrh
s no more nor less than su Inflammation oi
the lining membrane ofthe nasal air pas
says. Nasal eltarrh and ali eatarrh alaffec-
tons Of the head are not diseases Of the blood
aud It Is a serious mistake to treat them as
such No conscientious physician ever at
tenpts to doso. lis held by eminent mesii.
cal men that sooner or later q specific will
De found FOR every disease from which hu-
manisy suffers The facts justify Us in ss-
suIning that for catarrh at least positive
cure already exists in Eiy's Cream Balm.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18
Petersbars Isems.

Rain and mad are very plentiful in shi.
part Of the county.
Aezsrs. Good. Bsrnhar, 6 Co, who havs
been doing 3 thriving business sith Their
steam tisresher. have aboat csmpleted Their
work iar shis season
On l2st Thursday evening literary socie-
" was orzzn zsl in toe Zsriozs school
house. IIppe the sork they hare under
taken willie sdccesguI.
The accident that befe; wm- y. Coleman
some tsrae ago occurred about 4 mile from
Colemans Station. on The farm Of Cyrus
Rayman, and not as LnIiz posto;fiee. rs an
Hounced in the papers some tine ago. He
is recovering rapidly, and win soon be able
TO be about again.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

The annual advertisement OF THE Pass,
New York siH be found elsewhere in our
columns. We commend TIE Pass To the
attention OF our readers. The parer is but
two years old, but Il IS 50 cheap 90 bright
- earnestly Republican, THAI II already has
a greater circulation than any other Repub-
lican Daily paper in america, having attain
Ell rational reputation aud influence. Re
publican patronage from all over the coan-
Try is making THE PREsz great success.
aad an already bright paper is being daily
i,rnr1.rad
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To Whon, i Nav concern

Ny store and dwelling with all their con-
tents having been entirely destroyed by fire
on Sunday night last, am compelled to
reqaest hose knowing themselves indebted
to me to make immediate payment Of at
least one half of their Indebtedness. also
desire TO return my thanks to my many
patrons for past faYers and 70 assure them
that viii resume business st the old stand,
as sooa as I can make arrangements for
temporary quarters.
P.J. COVER.
D..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18


Unlike The usual lecturer. Mr. Carleton al
lowed his poetic nature full play. aud instead
OF a dull. heavy talk passed gracefully from
one poetic creation to another. here home
Iy truth prssei home, then Bit Of whole
some sunshine. a lender pathOs, or touch
ing sentiment, the one following 50 closely
ia the wake Of the other that tears evoked
had scarcely dried before the laughter OF the
audience was ripping gaily. Mr.. Carleton,
in appearance, scarcely filled the bill OF the
expected poet Of the people. Small Of stat
ure. with mischievous blue eyes, light curly
balr and a drsll manner added 10 this
faStidious dress be was critically eyed in
the beginning by the people before whom
he made his first aPpearance--fitss5'isgh
C5saHc4-idf Ga-ats
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

With Christmas only three weeks away
everybody pats on bis thinking cap and
wonders what IS best and where to buy il.
Our ever popular prices hold good for fancy
and useful household articles We have the
finest line of holiday specialties we have ev-
er brought to Somerset A visit 70 our store
before making your selections viii repay
You.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

Useful and ornamental holiday presents at
very lowest prices artistic and lovely toilet
cases in plush and oxedysed silver. writing
desks in hard wood and plush. manicure
sets. autograph and photograph albums,
geuilemens' shaving ard smoking sets, per
fume cases. exquisite toilet bottles aud a
thousand little pieces Of usefal aud orna-
mental hrie-a-hrac tlias you can End no
where else IN Somerset You should NOT
fail to see them
BrrSFr-rrR 4 s,xynrp
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So sMALL

The speaker was the gifted and brilliant
young Gesrgian. sam Small. as he i- famil-
iariy called By people and press. and who
has created within the past seven months
fame As al evangelist and temperance ad-
vOeate which has swept over this country in
degree unparalleled BY thar Of any other
man. no older than he Ia the kingdom and
services Of the DiEiae Master In the reiig.
jous world he is the phenomenon Of the
present day. and bids fair 10 become worthy
Of place alongside Of spurgeon, TAlmage.
Palmer and other great, grand men, who
have been accorded the foremost places
among the hosts Of the Lord for their piefy.
zeal. learning and eloquence C.iesga
Eseniag Nesrs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

On Monday Judge Hunter. Of the West
morsland county courts. delivered lengthy
opinion. refusing new trial to Frank Baer,
Henry Hetzel and Charles Francis. who
were convicted at the September special term
Of coGrt Of having burned the mill Of Rum
baugh & Briuker at 6reensburg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

JOHN r CLARKE

Clarke IS one OF those rare men 50 seldom
met who has learned the secret avenue te
the human soul. Ills iec,ure-.'ra and Fro
IN London lis full Of ethics Of hurnaniiy.
VII hanor and pathos. Re holds his hear
ess a bis command Moral tearhing like
golden thread glisiens through i all. And
ne beauty Of all Is one eajoys 4 delicious.
satisfying aiserlaste like that of good cheese
amer dinner. Don't iaii 70 hear John p
Clarke if ever and whenever the opportunity
occurs.--Detr8if Free Pres.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

Four prisoners broke jail Al Uniontown
Monday night. and succeeded in max
ing good their escape. They we're Lupt0n
Fzntz. convicted Of the murder q = man
named Lacy. at ConnelIsville. Frank nooiey.
CHARGED With toriuring Miss Ross, Of Mason
town. BY buruing the soles Of her feet in
order to nske her disclose where She had
hid her money; Martin Crowl, charged vita
shooting a man named Porter at Dunbar,
snd tlie last one Of the quarteste was iel-
low named Webster. who was awaiting trans
rortsfisn to me Penitentiary to begin q ?
year term Of imprisonment. The men we're
al held IN the Uniontown lookup, which IS
AZ bess a rather insecure Institution. pend
ing the compIetioa Of repairs to the County
Jsil. some time during the night, the men,
who were within easy aeeess TO each ether
got toeesier and sueceedsd in saving away
The bars about one Of tie windows.
TIE work was conducted with the greatest
care. and during all the time tie men were
It work not tbs slightest sound Of any kind
reached Tie jaiior when tie work was
CON plete Tie men removed The bars. and
less heir falling on tie outside should at
tracf attention. they were taken down one
tx one and carefully piled up in corner Of
the ceii. Then they waited until some time
sf,er midnight, and when everything was
qu;et and 10 danger 70 be feared from dis-
corery. they lei themselves out Of The win
dow. The drop 10 he street Eas short one,
ana was made vifs persscs ease. Is i sup
vosea hat he four men kept togsther until
lhcr we're some Sissance car of The town.
whsn they separated
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18
To Many a very Important Notice

would be sorry 70 make any one costs.
but unless you call and pay what you owe
me soon, / shall be compelled to add costs
to your bill You will ind either myself
or Mr.. J. A. Berkey in our office in Odd Fel-
lows building, up stairs, where you can pay
your note OF book account.
Il SxYnER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

Not everybody is rich enough to lose 500
without knowing it. but this Is what . Fair
field Ne, woman did. Mrs. H. A. Small
recently found a railroad bond Of 500 that
had been laid away IN an old book for the
past ten yesrs, and which she had forgotten
ali about.
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LOOK out For earuaIns

Contemplating change in my firm in
early Spring, and for the purpose of reduc-
ing ny stock of goods will give special bar
gains for the cash IN Mems. Boys and Cbii-
dren's Suits Of Clothing and oyercoats. I
have Just received nay third invoice Of eloth-
ing for fall Of 1883, which were purchased
very low J. NJ. HoLDsxBAUx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

NJ. Harry Kinksid. the nexly.appointed
Deputvtlollector Of Internal Revenue for
this district. was in Somerset Tuesday. when
John O. NmmeI, ESQ.,. turned over the books
Of that oahee to him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

Saturday afternoon the bridge across The
coDenangh At WOodsaie was washed sway.
and later the Lincoln street bridge was car
ried away, thus cutting of communication
between Johnstovu and tie Psnnsylvania
RaiIroad Sta,i..a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18
Holldav Excursion Rates.

The Baltimore and Ohio r R. Co.. in
pursuance ofits usual liberal policy, viii sell
excursion tickets at reduced rates during the
holiday season, Tickeis viii be sold to and
from all stations on its lines east of the Ohio
River from December 2Ist to January lst.
inclusive. good for return trip until January
an, inclusive.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

A. Z. hsei's is headquarters for Florida
O1anse-- bananas, Lemons, California Esap-,
orliel Fruits Prunes. Isisins. Figs, Dates
Finest Frenca Creams. Mixed Creams. Com
mon Mixed Stick Candies, and Foreign
MUS Of all kinds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

Friday, in opening the vault OF Peter Lev
ersood, 81 Johns'own, who was buried in
1850, tue body vas found 10 have turned to
stone The remains are perfectly petrifed
aad number Of people who have visited
the spot say thar tie preservation IS wondsr-
fIl The peculiar conditions that caused
this phenomenon are nexplisable-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

John ! Fitzpatrick, the railroad contract
or who. with Ell. Mc6overn. had the cot
tract for digging Niger Mountain Tun-
mel, ON the South Penn. died at his home in
Lancaster county, last Saturday. lie was in
his 4sth year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

A COW belonging to Joseph Beaver, Of
Granville D~nship. Nitsiin county. gave
birth. on Friday Of last week. 70 calf hav-
ing BAT three legs. The cali Is lively aud
seems to take is misfortune phiiosophicasIy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

james wilkins. Of Sprineiale, Cedar
county, Iowa. formerly ofsomeret county.
last week sold s. head Of hogs, which aver
aged 425 pounds each. The heaviest weigh
ed so pounds. and the lehiest 800 pounds.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

The young Peoples Mite Society Of the
PresbytsTiAs church, viii hold Festival
Monday and Tuesday evenings Of Institute
week, in the rooms lately occupied - Mr.
Geo. W Benford's Book Store. All are in
vised. COMMITTEE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

Mr. John G. SINNER has disposed or his
cottage on Turkeyfoot street to lawyer II.
~ Berkiey, who viii take possession on the
hrst oftae year. Mr. sAnner viii remove
70 Kansas
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

Mr. A. J. cober. Of Beachdale, who has
been reader OF the HERALD for more than
twenty-five yezrs and who always pays in
advance, Is serving as Juror this week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

Herman stahi, Of Fredcnz. and Henry
y. Laps, of Jenner, aretwo somerzet county
veterans who we're granted increase Of pen
sions last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

Old residents can recall 3 good many open
winters, bat none Of thesn can recoIIect ever
having seen dandelions boon in December
before this year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-18

Deputy State Superintendent Of Pubic
instruction Henry Hauek. Is prominently
n'ensions'a as successor to he laie superin.
teadens lIisSee.