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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03
In the Recorder Office.


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report
RzznS Ezco2as1.
IAasid v-eisuzr q Henry Ssarnsr. proper
Il II Back sawazasps cousilefassoa 8 $50.
josiah Eimrnei % Jaha B. NashoIder.
properly in Ssonycrsek tsEnsLip colslsiss-
asion sazs 81
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property IN Milford toeHshiP eaassaeraliou
Sss4a
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property IN Salisbury boroasa eoEzisisra-
ton s5eo
Charles E Coleman and others to Ealnl4
:. Wsinsr. property IN soraerset borough
consideration s-o0
II. 0Enzer 10 Martin Ka. aditch. prop
cry in Meye-sdaIe borough eousiaera-son
50
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John Lane. properly IN NIlar1 township
consideration S5soo-
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

The Maroons and Clerks played 4 we'll
contested game Of base ball Monday afier-
noon, resulting in victory for the Maroons.
The features ofthe game were the work OF
tie pitchers. ghrs throwing to bases, and
Holderbagm's home-run hit over right held
fence This was the frst game the Maro0ns
have played this season Following s the
ss.tsrz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

6eolge ShatIer. native OF SOueret eouu-
", bot for humber of years a resident Of
Cambria 5orousb, Johnsfown, lost bis home
and household goods in the aood. sincs
that fatal day Nh siiafer has been stopping
with friends in Somerset, and her husband
cane up To ioin her sunday. lie had r.
ce.v we'd an even hunarel dollars saturday
evening. the result 0f four weeks labor AZ
the carpenters benca. bni vas relieved %
his earnings by rascaily puck Pocket on
The crowded excursion train.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

The bands Of the clock pointed the h0ur
Of SO THURSDAY morning. June g7th. when
Rev. Appietogs Bash. Of the Methodist Epis-
eopal Church, Stepped into The handsome
parlar Of DR. Henry Brubaker fiiowed By
the Doctors eldest daughter, Ella and Dr.
II L. Newiin. and IN the presence Of the
FIRMLY and a few invited guests. prououncsd
them man and wife. wedding breakfast
fhlowesi the ceremony. and a. l0-i6 The bri-
daI party took the east bound train for Oak
lAlE, Nd and WI spsnd their Honeymoon
Al that deiigitfli sumHer rzort- Mss Bra-
baker was one Of fsomrrset u.0sy intelligent
ard popllar asIshssrs. and the best wishes
Of Der many friends - VITA her . hsr new
hune in NcKe=port. Pa, where her hus-
bsnd IS 4 prominent and successful practi-
timer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03


The public are indebted to the Royal Bak-
ing Powder Company not more for having
perfected and prepared a leageniug agent
thas IS pure ard wholesome beyond 4 qlss-
tiou than for is expsls ures, 50 boldly made
fthe numerous impure. audulterafed ard
injurious articles that are s5ld uude- the
name Of baking powders. bread preparations
etc. Throughout the county. Il making
these exposarss the company has of course.
nasle itself the target fer al sorts Of counter
attacks. bot tie aniulus of these atJaczs has
been peen perfectly understood BY the gea-
er1i public. aad b their very viFuIence Lave
served to more prominently esf attention 10
the good work orthe Royal Company.
Ordinary alsdnlterzlions such as are found
in coffee. spiceseie although hey are swim
dlers in Commercial sense are often toisr-
ased because they Do not particularly affect
the health CT the consumer. Bus when an
article ike baking powder, that s relied
upon for the healthfll preparation of almost
every meal. Il 50 male a. 10 carry highly
trjarious II not rankly poisonous elements
into cur daily food, it IS the duty Of the
pubic Authorities to take eognizance Of it.
IN this fight for pure food Hslsls by the
~Royzr- Company. Il i 10 be noticed that The
nlosttrust-Vor,hv scientific authorities are
eniphatieliIy upon its side Ia all thecoutests
ofthis company with the alani anG other
impure baking powders the result has prov
Ell thar every statement made By the Royal
Baking Powder Company both as 10 the
purity Of rs own aud The sdulteratiun of
ether baking pow,iers Of the market. was
fully luthorize,l by the nost Competent
chemical and medical Authorities of the
cnHniry-
In this contest tive facts have been pretty
coaeIusiyeiy settled in the minds of the
pablic-ihe frst that the Royal Company
has found the means, and usss them. to
make a chemically pure article Of food and
/ the other that the market Is full Of poison
Gus, alam and other adglieratei baking
I powders which no matter aow strongly en-
dorsei by commercial chemists. are TO be
S5ulionsly avoided.
A pure baking powder Is one Of the chiei
aids 10 the cook in preparing perfect and
wholeSonIe food. The recent controversy in
/ the press has left il no longer question
/ with those who desire purity and whole
soneness OF iood what baking powder they
I shall Use.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

The stevens & Zimmerman sale 81 Iowa
and Western horSes. advertised in the HEz-
AID, attracted a large crowd Of horsenen and
stockraisers from this and adjoining co1n-
ues, 10 S0merset Tuesday. The sai took
plice at the Somerset House stables The
bhiiing was quite spirited. and every head
of the two ear loads Eas disposed or The
average price paid was very far Mr. D.
B. Zimmerman. who conducted the sale, IS
70 De congratulated upon rs suoces--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03
L c CoLaaaS, Secretary.
an Of JUN Excursion Rstez.

Tn Pursuance of lis usual liberal custom.
TIE B & q. Railroad Company viii place en-
sale Fourth Of July exenrsion tickets At re-
'iaeed rzles between al stations ca Il lines
esst 81 the 0aio River 70 b sold Taesi4s.
Wednesday, ard Thursday. July md szL
ard szh. going, and sa,id fsr lbs rssurn trsp
Eatl the following Monday, July sEh, IN
elusive.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03
ProhIbissonlsss orranizins.

PTrrzBVRGH Pa June zs--At nesting
tonight Of the counties appointed ior that
purpose the Union Prohibitory Leage " 5
Organized by the ariap,ion of the cunstifu-
tian Of the PhilalIelphia League. \ mass
convention va called for July To az Lally-
ette Hall. this city.
The new Auii-Sal0on party people assert
tnat the Supreme Csuris decision to-day
has throEn open the gates ofiHtemperanee.
and has thus been the caase Of snestiy aid
ing theIn 70 secure asIlerents to their move
meuf.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Chris l. Masre. Of Pittsburgh, said be
considered the Prohibition movements IL
advised from tie start The result wa= net
unexpected. The issue vas started wrongly
IN The convention Of Iss6--a convention
had DO other business 70 DO than 70 uomi-
nate stare officers He then took the ground
thaf there was 10 more reason to expect re-
form from prohibition in Pennsylvania than
in any other state where there had been an
abundance Of blossom. but only a small re-
turn of ffuit and that blasted. Mr. Msgee
seems-i ie think that many men really OF
temperance proelivitie= had voted against
the aduendmen: on CONVECTION tha; it would
prove Ineffective, and this msde the big ma
j0riiies The result. said Mr. Magee.
places the voters Of Pennsylvania in no IN
certain position I am Please wiIh the r.
sult Of the election. wi.ich most efseeiaally
disposed OF what threatened to De i most
yexati0us question
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

The latest svindle is the sell.ngof ribbons
-.a-ue-s visit the E-m houses, exhibit rieh
es-s.ss a-Iaw 6-urss- take orders from The
-aI.e~. eet half the payment in cash, ana
r--ri-e to forward the goods. when tie re-
a-az1der IS 90 BE- paid Neither the sWll,i-ers
nor lie rllbous are heard 0fasain-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Chambsrs5urg Pa5ii- Opisi5il says that an
Adams county man named Mssrs brought
to Carlisle .ast week ahoar 500 bushels Of
potatoes and WIS trying 70 sell them. He
wis offered TEN cents a bushei and came near
- ling st that figure bur finally decided TO
send them 70 the city anl run the chance Of
better prices. When they reached the cry
the floods bad made the market shor- and
le received 5 cents basllel Tor them. thus
making quite lncSy strike
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

want 20 eoutrzrt with responsible parties
% log saS and ioad On ears. oBe million feet
% oak and hemi0cx timber, located oa -ail-
read between Redwood aud Casseiman-
Ills tinlaer l. owned ly 8 Phiison. VII
eolfra- sar either logging OF szwing sepa-
'zi='y. # parties prefer- Contrzrrs Eill be
isr a suce and operaions must begin insids
of thirtg days. Send bids 70
". A. SEBEz1,
Berlin. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

The lea7i 81 school Directors Of Somerset
Bomugh, VIII nieet Frslay evening. July ).
Is..s. - seieet teachers sJr theirsehasis. Ap-
pliessions from teachers, accompanied By
proofs of standing IN profession, togeth-
er with testimonials, viii be reeeived hy the
secretary any tine before the meeting.
BY srsler ef the Beard-
L. C. CoLsaRx. Sec-esarv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03
Picnic courtshsO-

When SIMMER fair her charms displays
And Wild Hoxer gem the Ieas,
And m1sieal are woodland ways
With song bIrSi= melodies
The gentle maid in white arrayeI
Then to the picnic hies.
And helps 10 make the lenGnatse
And carve the eustas'l pies-
She walks with John Der mead ami iea
Aasl pigcks The daisies white.
Abe bears his vows eEl l0ye. and she
Returns engssesI AZ night
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Hides. and Furs. I VII pay the highest
cash r--re f1r al kinds of hides, peits and
f,-. also want 500 cor,is Of Roek OAK and
~-ce Bark 100 cords wanted al once
C1v on me 81 my residence, immedi-
s-sIv vest Of the :. & c. Station
II. 6. CUssISGHAN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Somerset las a baseball club, composed Of
boys under eighteen years of age, who are
becoming quite proficient in the national
game In contest At Berlin last Saturday
they we're victorious By a score Of o. 70 .,
ard xouid Eks to administer a similar dose
70 MeversdaIe. or any other town in the
county. which has clab whose members are
Of similar aye. who feel Ike Offering them
- ves I'D As victims
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

This from the seisatsir A@eriola is
timely and worth a trial Take a small
quantity Of two per cent carbolic acid so
ia-ion and sprinkle sheets, coveriets. pillows
and boWlsters on both sides, the edges Of The
bed curtains. and the wall next 70 the bed.
The face and neck may also be slightly vet
tel with the solution Not single gnat OF
mosquito, il i said. viii come near
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

The Rockuood school Board viii meet al
-rs R8ekvood House saturday evening
rr-- s. 1,-3. flr ths purpose oi employing
s..- teachers f3r the school year.
.. n WCLEEssBE ElisEE,
Secretary
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

We desire 20 cal the attention of our read
ers 70 the advertisement of SeloVer q At
wood. Geneva. y Y. one Of the leading uur-
sery firms 0fthe Cn.led states They desire
an active agent IN this sec-i1n. ard nov Is
the tine 10 take or5-rs f5r the flil delivery
Interested parties VII 10 wei b write them
q gacs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Ms. I'll II. Eimmeli, after palni.l and
protracted Illness, diel a. her home IN som
erset TuasI4y afternoon While her death
vas not unexpectel, the announcement Of
the sad event carried s0-row 70 almost every
Somerset home Ms. Rinmell was a most
esiinable lady. and was universally respect
ed and esteemed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03
MaetInr of the go ConrnIttee.

MeetIng Of the Relief Committee
There viii De a meeting Of the Finance and
General Rslief CemEniifes Of Somerset. ar
Fishers Book Store, oa Wednesday evening,
July srd, al : o'cloek. to aadit the accounts
Of the finds and other donAtions subscribed
and Contributed for Johnstown sufferers. 4
fslI attendance Of The Finance COMMITTEES.
aad the General Committee inel1ding the
ladies thereon. IS urgently requested The
soWn's Bargssz. aasI cher parties who may
feel interested, are es-iialiy invited % be
present. There i sfil Al unexpendsd hai-
ance Of naoney. ard 8, Is thought proper 20
make sone provision for the equitable dis
tEsbuiien Of TIE same.
Gas. H. FEHxz,
Chairman Of Finance Committee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

David L L1hr was committed 10 the couu-
" jail Monday morning on a charge Of ar
ceay The warrant vas sworn out by his
c0zsin, Lincoln Lohr. who charges the prs
oner with having stolen 4 pair0f pants from
him This Is David's second term in Jail
be having been commrted about a year ago
Oh a charge Of surrey Of the peace.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Al 4 meeting Of the members Of the SON
eret Driving Association held at the Office
off. ". Biesecker. Esq, Friday evening,
it was decided 10 make some changes in the
association : grounds and 70 repair and i'm
prove the race track. When fhe proposed
improvements 70 the course are made il VIII
be one Of The best In tAis section Of the
-rtfa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

our friend Poor Director Jacob " Fiks,
whose broad acres arethe first To catch the
morning sun on the summit north Of town.
has inst erecte,i wind mill for the purpose
Of lifting water 10 Different parts Of his barn
and farm. Mr. Ffke Is enc Of the most pro-
gressive farmers ia the county and IS always
auloug the 6rst to adopt labor-=aving inven-
tiuns. So Er as We know. his IS the only
NIL IN Somerset township
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03
Fourth G. July Excursions on the
p r. =.

IN pu--uance of It's usuaI custom the Penn
sylvauia Railroad Company vii open IL
line i1r E0urth OF July travel AZ the usual
reduction Ia rates
Excursion tickets vii be sold between al
stations an the system on July u. 81, and
4,h. valid COR return until July 5. 1883.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Postmaster Cofroth sent between two and
three tons Of mail matter to Johnstown on
Thursday morning. that had accumulated
in his office for thar point since the food
The JohnstoFn Office has been ~ establish
ed ia It's former quarters in the T~i5als
buiiIirg
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03
HIS seoona Funerat.


Tie eo,.r q IeaathzH garlsn. tfe szies-
Hzaa. sf shis cry. and ore Of tss vsrsisas e
the JohuSgax-a asa.i. Nsiica sss slsElsi Ii.Ise
~eekS aso AMI Ghen rlgsserislsig sost. b4s
afsar is.ag search seea seo5n1 enss r.
esserssI
The story = A ezccs iilz.-iiy interes'las ore
rs renlzins ar-Isesi in tbs csly Yesterday
morning IN the csssfesly oF 2 z Bickssoa.
rs szspioye- C4riin's BODY vas tazssi srasa
tie runs q ne Ezlaezt Houss. a. Johzs-
tevu, aEl buried ia tie celnelery as Kerz-
Vie uzGEF zr1tzer name Tie second Gis-
cover Of the 5ody rs 4n accident. His
f4HsiIy eoszplasn OF the undertaksr's aCfion.
and declare SEas BE i responsible s,S The
mistake which zliglt have Consigned their
relative % an aaSa0En gave All the
vaIoahles were fJun3. And tie iisatiEeztiou
is complete
The loss Of czrlin's body vas strange
sequel 70 his death. When his renaias we're
taken from tie Halbart House rains they
EeEe removed 10 KeTnviIle and the body
tagged No. - Upon the register Of the
dead opposite the uaune wzs the Eoilowing
S4sesnaa tar T. r. Bicke-ton & ca. raii-
road sappies. No. - South Fourth street.
Pniiadelpaia-
ln tAe undeEt1kers possession we're Car
Iins waiea and other vAIaabies- Afae- Eafs-
ing three days for the body 10 BE cl4izsed tie
snthorisies buried IL Then eorrec.e,I LIST
Of the dead was nlssIe. and Ca~fiu-s elave
was numbered Iu9
Hss soS o. a LoSs sE,RCH-
HIS son J0hH went 70 oJ0hns;owll IN searca /
OF his father. and traced tie bosly Of Kern
vile where lie lost track Of il. r. The cnsser- {
saker told me that he Lad shipped fAfh=r's {
body - Cumberland be said Several re-
porters assured me that they had seen the 1
body shipped Then learned thar the tag
on the coffin with tie d.Fections on had been (
lost. We we're al at sea and lost track Of /
the body entirely ana came home
A. iaSr resort Mr Bieserton left FOR /.
Johnstown on Wednesday. He wassare the +
remains bad not been lost on the road, but +.
were buried AZ KsrnvilIe By good fortune !
Mr.. Bickerton learned Of the rsgisesI list of I
the dad and seruntinized The names care I
fully No 100 was CarIin's nHmbe-, ard /
Mr. Biekeriou insisted on exaHming the 4
BODY over IL Gsandview Cemetery with 4 (
plzin board marked le0 vas the grave which (
Mr. Bickertoa was satisfied contained the /
bo.!y OF his salesnnsn- lie hired Two labor
er, and they dug the eoiin out of the I,
ground
TIE BoDT E0CSD At LAST
The Id was raised, and there. in a remark /
ably good state Of preservation. iaid Csriin
body. II any ioubt existed il vas dispelle,i
By The finding Of bis Mlsonic ring on ia
Of tie right hand.
C-riin was fireman on one Of AdmiraI
FarrzglIts shins during the var, and ike
: .ilor. was al ra,tooed This was additional
proof Of his identity Contact With the al
mosphere turned the face black in an hour
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Eieus gsme Nez. If Wheeling. We.t Va
WITH his wife and Eaiily. are wishing fsiends
in Somerset
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DIED.

BESFoRD.-At home Of ber son Flefch-
er Bens5rli. IN IT. Pleasant WestnOreIAnd
County. Pa oa June =. isso. AFTER i few
days Illness. Aav BsnSori T5sioE Ct J. J.
Bezlarll- aged 8 ysaz. ; mouths and .
days.
w4EEER-In Dizmoa5 Hospital. ca
the fssh q Jane. Perry Walker. of Milford
towzaAsp. ags5 3 years, months ard
days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03


James McManes, the RepGblican leadsr.
have heretofore said that snch a defeat for
the prohibiro-y amendment in the Ace Of
such large msioriJy As the Republican
parry has n the state cant b. Otherwise
than detrimental 70 the party The result Is
workers Of both sides were all against
the amendment Wa against the sub
mission Of the amendment A. the time it
was presented, because did not understand
for what purpose L was offered Ny opinion
AZ the tine the resolution was submitted %
The convention vas that it was offered in
good Elith, bu. am now satisfied t.laI such
Eas uos the case
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

ar George 2. Coaroih. q Bflanors, is
spending few days in Somersei visiting -sI-
HziEes ard friends.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Street Coa.1isziouer Eiessr il rapidly put
ing the pubiiethoroughfanes q the bonozgh
IN frss clzss e0nditiou
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03
100 square MIles Of Pralr.e EIre.

~ S14 are MileS OF rrzirte g : re-
HELESa MoSr June 2s--Al Efforts 10
check the iirsf IRE which started in Cascade
county. near Sand Coules, two days aso have
proved unavaihng. Advises Up 10 last His isht
show that il has covered an area Of over Too
square miles, and has Destroyed the b--st
hay ground in the vicinity. The loss VIII be
very heavy owing 70 the flcs that the dry
season had already greatly rssiuced the hay
crop. No such prairie fire has beea known
in Montana in recent years. 20 far no lives
have been reported lost. though several
ranehmen have been burned oUt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

ladies and Chiliran's straw Hats.
Ladies snd Children's Trimmed Hats.
Ladies and Childrens Wraps and
Jackets.
Ladies and ChHdren's Corsets Of al
kinds.
Lace Curtains and Portierez.
Parasois and Umbrellas, SO styles,
silk Mitts and Gloves. Ias 90 81 00.
Kid Gloves. 44c % $3.50 apair.
Dress Trimmings. Notions. Jewelv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Mr Heroerz Nicoisnus died a, bis home
in somerset toEn-hip. a. 5 O'Clock Monday
evening He ERS in the 7ctA year u his
az
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

several Iohastown families whose homs
were carried away By the hos5i. have reated
houses AMI are occupying them in souerssf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Mr- cLaries T. Herr, editor OF The Batter
CozHty RosorL with his family, are visiting
relatives h somenst
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

-lase Baer has bssa saEzrins severely
from > very painsal olr5aaels on the s.as Of
his seek
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Mesr. S4l-aes ard Aa-ehzrsi. attorneys.
o. trseas5arz. we're Ia Somerset Frlay
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

W e. HenseI, ex-chairrsan Democratic
stat. Committee It Is no hackset To the
Temperance cllse, bar, again, il IS a rebuke
70 ia,emperate methods Of laN-making.
think The Prohibition leaders viii be anger
81 At the Republicans for triiiing with them
and they may WORK some harm TO the party.
but doubt II there : enough in it 10 'neso-
lutionize the polities of Pennsylvania
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Mr " C. Smith, editor Of the Everett
Press. was il soaerzet Friday The squire
vas on bis way 10 J1hns,owa 10 5ake look
a. the rains
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Horace Geiver chairman Of the prohibi-
ton city committee OF PhiiasIeiphi. The
result Of this election will defeat the Repub-
lic.4n candidate for state Treasurer aud carry
tIe Fight 10 legislative districts The re-
turns show sufficieRt districts in favor Of
prohibition 10 insure a majority for statutory
prohibition in Tie next legislature
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Thers VIZ ae 10 pa5if- cslohrals0n of tie
ever glorious F0ursh IL soaersst THIS year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

There are noE twelve prisoners confined
in the o1auty iliL Sheriff NcM Hen in
forms Is that during the first haig of lss9
be has bad two more prisoners under his
charge than he bad during the whole Of the
previous year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Fl-meTs a-s hzsg hs~v=siag their haT
e-.p aaleE 8. a a.l...a.llE Lezrr aas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03
Fer sale or Trace.

A country store. IN good location, and
.7o5--a -oof business Satisfactory reasons
given for selling address
SAMUEL RIsISGER.
Gibbons Glade, Faysrte County, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

The citizens o. J0hnstoWn are considering
the feasibility OF buHding sea val ten feet
high from point direcfiy opposite the p.
R. r. station on both sides Of the Cone
maugh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

The members Of sou1erset Council, Royal
AreaHun. VII celebrate the third a1uirer-
saIy of their council by banquet in their
hail on the evening Of July D.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

Dr. Clark, and wiie. u Danhar are visit
ing in Somer-es. They are guests at the resi-
deaee Of Mrs. Clarx 5 parents. 3Ir. and Mr..
Jacob J. Schell.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-03

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