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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21


Miss Annie : Digpan, young girl who
worked ~ Hon. ". ;. Morgan's wooden
mills 81 Qsemaboning, this county. vas
married to " II LaGerty. Of Pitisburg. on
Sunday. August fIth The ceremony vas
performed BY Rev ". II. Bates, OF Johns
town, who wsz called out Of bed Al an early
hour in the morning for that purpose. The
couple were accompanied BY tE5 reputable
Witnesses, and hey had marTisgs license
issued hy Recorder sEank. and dated June
2ith. Monday morning Lafeyy was arzcst-
e,i in Johnstown, charged with birlulv. on
information Of K. b. Dignan- father Of the
bride, and the prisoner vas granted hear
ing the following morning before Justice
Hart Of that place. Only two witnesses we're
examined The prosecutor testified 70 the
marriage OF the prisoner with his daughter
Annie and James Gregg. Of Fayeue county,
testified that I.a'ferty bal msr7e,l his dapga-
ter in 1855 and deserted ler that she is stiII
living, and that no divorce has been obtain
Cd ~ eisler party
The justice demanded bail in the sHm cl
$500 sor LsfTerty's aTPearance al ooErt- IN
default he was committed, and was taken
to Eoeasburg jail.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

A parcel of city ladies who are summer
ing az Mrs. Parkers for want Of entertain
ment. or through curiosity 70 see the wheels
90 round in a criminal court. were oonspie-
nous visitors in the ball Of justice during
the argument for a neT trial in the case oi
the Nicely h0ys. Tie acoustics OF S0mer-
sets cours room are 50 perfect that the
slightest treuaor Of the voice Is audible in
al parts of the room. and the following
remarks caule sofly into the ears Of our
reporter. shortly after Court convened Mon
day morning
There couaes one Of the Niceiys; what
desperate lcosing man remarked one. ss
a venerable looking gentleman, cramPed al
most into a knot with rheumatism. hobbled
into the bar snd dropping into chair cast
his eyes sadly over the audience.
II could believe almost anything Of him, p
came the sympathetic respo1se. Why.
the mark Of Cain is stamped indelibiy on
bis face.
~Wha. are you people talking about -
aueried a third voice. and continuing that
gentleman IS a minister in our church and IS
officially connected with the Court"
The Judges Oh The bench and The lawyers
AZ the bar assumed a queer expression as
they turned towards the f-r spectators and
viewed With pleasure their confusion and
discomfort
Afier little while came in faint whisper,
4. -.,s -. IL - ....ts..-..... .rtt-.-.
hy General Cofirozh are Piushnrsh newspa-
per reporters have often seen then" Bat
when Judge Baer commanded the prisoners
TO stand up f5E sentence and the same pair Of
sie,s looking gentlemen arose 70 their feef,
the ladies' lfon the Parker Hoase retFeated
from the court room satisfied that one -can /
tell tailor BY the caf Of his coat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Chambers Huston. one Of the oldest and
most respected residents Of this town, died
AT bis home after briei and painless illness,
Friday evening Mr.. Huston died in tie
house in which he was born, a little over
eighty years age, and 10 which he hss con-
stantly resided Probably no resident of the
county enjoyed the friendship Of more oftbe
county's people than did Mr. Huston,
and certainly none were more entitled
10 their confidence. Upright. honest and
Just. his character demanded the respect and
esteem that Ras always shown him Early
in life Mr. Huston learned the carpenter S
trade and parsRed il until few days prior
TO his death. and hardly a hamlet in the
county exists bat that bears witness 70 Lis
hand.work He vas a faiGhlul- earnest and
consistent nsember Of the DISCIPLES Church.
and Elder CsnDor, who committed his bo,iy
10 the earth IN the still twilight Of Sabbath
evening, paid just and feeling tribute to
bis worth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Yesterday. while wOrkmen were cleaning
ont the cellar OF the former residence Of B.
F. Hoffman. the hackman, corner Of Vine
and Market streets. they unelrthed lot OF
gold coin, winch, when gathered up by Har-
ry Hoffman, oiIe of the SONS, who happened
10 be present, was found 10 amount to Sl,o20
mostly in twenty dollar pieces. Mr.. Hoif-
man had The money in 4 box in the house
when the food came, but il was nearly all
out Of the BOX and pretty well scattered
when found.--Jghusf0lea Teibune.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Mr.. james Long OF Pittsburgh, who has
been spending several We - at farmer George
Tayman's cottage, Que day last week dis
tributed 70eo0 ucAt among ths difcnent
streams enp,ying into Laurel Hill creek
The lish we're obtained by Mr. Long from
the state Fish Commission, and ten o.
eileen thousand Of them were Lock Leveu,
Scotland trout which Mr. Long believes are
the first dsh Of that species to be put into
pannsr Irnria .treams.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Mr. William Rodgers, % Shade township,
one Of cur couniy's walthiest and mCst
respected farmers, died al his home near
Hooyersvine n Sunday last Mr. Rodgers
resolved an ungracious kick in the breast
from vicious horse several years ago, from
the effects Of which be never recovered,
and which was doubtless the cause Of his
death Mr. Rodgers was a son OF David
Rodgers, who died afFfew years ago al the age
Of 81 years, and was well known in this
community
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Mr. Milton Haines, wh0 was recently cleo
.ed principal Of the lockwood pnblicschools,
was brought to his home in that place one
day last week, suffering from al attack Of
typhoid fever Mr. IIaines had been en-
gagged with an engineer corpse Or. the new
railroad building near Confluence lis con-
d.tion Is cor sidersd very critical
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Andrew Parker. son OF Mrs.. T. D. Parker
Of this place, has been elected cashier Of the
First National Bank Of somerset, Pa The
Herald Of thar place says very truly that he
- is practical business man who has had q
large aud varied experience in the banking
business He Is aoourt'ous ger tiernan with
whom the patrons Of the hank viii find it a
pleasure 70 transact business. ~ LelsistgarA
Desaocraf and Seafi,sd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Major William Mckinley. the famous
Buckeye C5ugrt ssrlan, WHO has been the
guest Of Dr. A. 7. Ealsley f0r the past three
weeks, left for his home in Canton, Ohio.
Monday evening The Major Was the OBJ
served Of al observers whenever he appeared
upon our streets, and hundreds Of our s;ur-
dy Republican frosty sons Of thunder
j0urneyed 70 town merely to catch glimpse
Of the protect vetariT champion, with whose
name al we're familiar, and whose hand al
desired TO grasp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

John r. Soott, Esq- came into tbe HERALD
office Tuesday afteru0on accompanied By
two handsome young neI-heEs, Bingham,
son Of A. ". Scott, and Charies. son cf D.
c. Scott both Of CadiE o.. o. These young
men are paying a visit to the birthpiace Of
their parents and propose spending several
Neeks In tie cnnntv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

About : O'Clock Friday evening. just afte r
fsrnler Tayman and his guests bad finished
their evening meal, and were engaged in
picking their teeth on the veranda Of his
picturesque little cottage on the hill wsst o.
town. their attention was Suddenly attracted
by a bright tongue OF aaiue angrily eating
its way through the roof Of the barn stand
ing on the opposite side Of the pike. The
barn was a seething mass Of fire in an in
slant. and It was with great difficulty that
the farm implements that were sheltered on
the barn floor were removed from the burn
ing building. The barn was crowded full Of
grain and hay, not a straw Of which was
saved. Mr. Taymans loss reaches in the
nsighborhood Of three thousand dollars.
The IRE was undoubtedly caused by spon-
taneous combustion as no one had visited it
during the day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Rev. Dr. J. g. BIT r Chaplain o the z. :.
Senate. has b.sen the guest Of bis old time
fiend Dr.. Henry Erataker the past week.
Dr. Batter fiilel Rev shearer' pllpit 10 the
Lutheran church sunday morning and was
erseted BY a large and appreciative andi-
,ooe
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somerset Herald.


-....--- srgsz q. isss.
ass s. BisseesSer 8 Snyder ;
s.es Al B.asecker & sny-
.pessaolss 81 Biesecker &
.1 ~ n.s~s.ss- 4
.f.-.-.,.. =. IA.
s.
ws..--e-s,sss w - -
% ''a'e'' o'-.s.-' -. -, = {.
p e ea'..'~' - -
Ai'- .,--1s-,. !,
stima'ea 'n1' : o'l> ~. .,aas.o' {
ID row F'1i4 'e WIZ"
'lns' 90 2 '' -" I. I - y -. I =
- '-
re- se 7'
1a ne lA' ~ " @ e -
-asl'3 1--we sAi''
Hlnter OF Wes1noreiand county
! q DECISION on lhursday, granting q
al % FRANK nAei-
arch Of permanent street improve
Is steadily onward. notwithstanding
uooe ofthe elements
D-- store. The only place IN Town
ru can get this delicious and cooling
- .-rusI fair Of the Westm0reiand
be leid at Greensburg, octooer ath
-orinent druggists Of Washington
- INDICTED for selling liquor without
-5 r;ll he tried al the present term
.,s,ok made Of raftlesnake hide.
.o repulsive to ladies that trey
tr IS having a large sale amozg
men in some sections.
In tearing down an old house in
The coins are relics ola band
.rs,.-s who once operated in that
--,s,- Preston conn+v "
l-..b.- lao years old living in
alerander received letter from
In which be says he IS IN good
t.,s. r.-,s number of roo5
'..--,,l ssrl 3, Quantities 10 suit
49, - ve-v ressorable. Yard
Ho1FRooK Bios. & PAEsoS.
rl-.-s,. a-nsr NJ westmore-
5=.,-s-ss a hornets nest in
n. 49,, ,le Ma, of bu-pinp
- s,- H,is wear was
tn. ross is a ooo. with no in
nm ---.- non s,r..,-s as a nos
~ -s,;.,;o,Is movement in
a. rs-o,,s n p-essense in an ar
,e--,-.,. for Ser.en,ber in
--.-..-. ~. f,snsrsrs relation 70
r.t., r,.5,,,r,, n,--v
rps
- -,-,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

For many expressions q sympathy, f5r
beautiful floral tributes. and for valuable
services rendered my family through sick
ness and in death, sincerely thank the good
minister and wife and all kind citizens of
Somerset who we're friends in an hour Of
need. shall always cherish with tender
feelings the memory Of your christian words
and deeds.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

The harh IS Henry He1ksr Oh bis csal IIil
iarEa was hu-nsd - ihs eresal saturday aE
tsrroon itRa 6iie' wfh she year harvest
Dli cf wbist Feal af "a sDlke. The hrp x
caused BY sponsaneoas eomsastion. The
loss is esiiullge1 a. $40.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

TIE attention Of veterans holding certif-
cafes for free transportation 70 Get,ysbursh.
and Others wishing TO attend the ceremonies
ca Pennsylvania Day, is called 20 ths fact
that the T. & o. p T. has The shortest
route. Special trains viii rl1 from Pitts
burg on this OCCASION For fus;her inrorma-
ton apply TO
Wv. PIczlx5, T. P a.
Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

The contract for erecting the First Nation
al Bank bnildins T4s given - Jacob +. Pile
meeting 3f the building committee Sat
urday evening. The WORK IS progn ssiug
rapidly. and il is expected THAI the 5uillng
viii De completed By November lst.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

aai FuS, Iwill pay the highest
t l1r ali Kinds Of hides, pelts and
l.so uant 90 cords Of Rock Oak and
Bark 20 cords wanted al once.
G ue at my residence. immesii-
F oftbe s. & C. Station.
H. G. CUxNEGHAK.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

en- Patent Flour always gives entire
-lou.
Tea 1ever fails TO please.
st Java, and Stag Brands Roasted
q o1ly in bulk. beafthem all
- Hams. breakfast Bacon. and Lard
-' Oh The market
Lag.e Buiier. and Brownsville
aeses always Kept IN stock.
q NeH YORK Cream. and Ohio Swiss
ar -ead'ng specialties al our Store.
e Melons Cantelopes. Swect Pota-
-e-y 9npes, &C., daily and weekly
season lme.
Especially.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

TIE Z. & 0. Railroad will run an excu--
sion to the Esaagslical Campmeetins At
Hyndman, Pa, on sunday, August p. Fol-
lowing are train arrangements and round
trip rates
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21
A pMINIsTRATOR 5 NoTICE.

Estate of Iaona 2. BorFnsn deed Iats q siey-
erzt.zte I5ar.- Somerset Co. Pa
Letters ~ administration on tbs above estste Ray
fHs been granted 70 the une lesi b the prorsr
eustorisy, notice ix hereby gwen = al per-os =
indebted % said estate - make inlnedisfe pay
lnent aud tasass having claims against the sane
will present. fhen tsliy al1ilfelltiefsi fer seftis
nienf On OF tefere Saturday september 3 t~'l =
the residence of kennedy Price, n Neveas.ale
rOfUugh-
F. ". BEESEcTER- JOHN C. B0NNAN.
Attorney. AdnIia -strzr0r
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Somerset. Penn'a.
A un.ToH's HoTlcE.

Ia .ic matter CT the estate Of joseph Trcssrr late
90 Lstrimer Twp. Sur1ers.i Co Pa decd
TIE uuderslgus1 AUDITOR. Appointed o. the
tiru'llu's IUuTf of Saii Cuuuty. % a=ruriain the
widow DOVER AMI o. make s.sfritllinr Uf fhts
fnnts IN the haH.is % J. n cosk ami g. w-
Irc-ier. Administrators and TrFl-teeas 20 tie
flfe ~ ln-eul TresSler dee a. 70 ard anlu < fhs.e
l.a -g entitled tlertl. hereby ziTes nrtirr iht
lie 1 ID 81. AZ his Gifice iu SsIne~es Baruu1h ou
FTliay. The l6sh day of August. isss at oe'srk
= u. o. attend - the dItiis of his saif appoint
le-r. Hheu aud where tii persons iuterrSfe-i are
required appear ard pre~eni their Gains or
E dehar1ed fsom coming IN fur a shzre ~ the
flrd. a. :. ENusLET
Ju3i Aaflil0r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21
a DaIINBTRATOR's NOTICE

Estate Of Jacob Bezkey. decd. late Of PEint
Township. Sou1ersst Co. n
Letters of administration On above estate hav-
fr been z-sn..i 70 lile rnff fsi.ifti iE Use prop
e 1ct rrEifv ro1lee = hereby girer % Eil pr
saus in1ze-eti - s-d essssf 70 Eilxe immediate
Kas--sslt- e-i those having eiaslas 1eaias- The
sss1a viii 81 SAL si,e1a duly suiEsniiGzic'i iur
Sc c-nenf ca saturday. trf 90 tas q oelo1er.
issg, 81 Tie sate Fez.asEce . decaessd
ELRA hEEkEf.
:. Z. 6ElSE-
J. Il CHL Attorney. Administrators.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21
EXECUToR's SoUcE.

EsIats OF Michael Ssvits. dac'a. ists o. shade
Tsp SoElzrse- Co.. r.
Ict.srs .stasa-f-fly ga DE above estate having
been griused ie fIe 1nieciknsi D. the ysGpcs
anfhGrity. zotsee i hereby gwen - al Persons
inde1tstI fo-ed estate sa rs1ke imuie,ltIIe rag-
nseut and t0sc having claims ze-.fssl he SAGE
VIII grteaz iEefB duly aufHcsItils.tl l3r se-rla-
mcnt 10 lhe gue1 or S-i-urlay. she 18th
day of S9pi ISsa at The late residence Of dee'd
T.. ". BIzsECEEE. JONAS r. sIFE
Attorney. Execute
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Cook & BEEErrz

% r. p. VII run special f-aias
annual reunion Of the Luiherans
loruiy- % BE- heid in Brants
l''asrset Pa on Thursday. Ausas;
-.'a vii Be sold 90 the following
- --l ru.nl lrir
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21
ExEcUToR-s NOTICE

ksl.te Of Herbert Nicndemus late - samcr.es
Twp Soa1er-gf Co "a. dee q
letters tesfalieutlrv l.-r.1ig been i@led fl
see IlE.lcrsi-ued hy tne proner autheriry in fIe
above esrsf1 notice T. hereby siveil q d
rE-es ilielse1 - slil estate = make irrulali-
re '7 ,ezIi and al Dart Is Elvi ciirlz .irsr
s-iil es-a.e = 7.r~eIt tllel % tie sdflin-fsiar
4u . aullef,ifte, OR settlement a. the ifie ai-
1snca o. ibe .sreasei on OF hef1re saturday the
ol-t tay "a Alz1--. ls-9.
F. ~. BIassCxER. CfIES 81 SHANEE
Attorney kzeeuior
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21
Az AFeEar TArEx.

Counsel for The pyisoners inok an appeal
to the Supreme Court Tuesday afternoon
The Supreme Court meets in Pitts5urg In
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Feilo~.ag IS IL programme f5r re ia
A4nnai corveu'iea 81 s4s ssuezs County
" G. 7. e EhisA ns9sss 81 ssuesset on
Menl4y a-d Tas-,tay stsashsr aal q /.
Fpeffpazf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21
4 ssleNEcs NOTICE.

Notice & hereby given rat sylvester h. Ter
per- 0f Ncw B.slf.rlore. ~,Ins7stt Cu1nir. Pa as.i
kr-liiu, his Hife. ly deed ef Nssrll.lrr s.- .7.-
mort 90 she 17fh - Ap-if fss1 Aare a--izi 3 e.
joan = Topper a7d fra1cis " Iepger. tf ere
sane uiaee i,s srst f1r the benefit ~ Ihr cr-i.t
o-s ~ the ss.d sylvester a. Topper. al the e-afe
rell and pers5llai- q the aid sylrester A. IaD-
per. az percls Indebted ID The sasa Syirester a.
Eaurer tiI make lsIE.efiia-e pa aFmeu- 81 The
sai3 ASS znees aud those hasfug claims o. ea-
I1.nds vii present. them sitEoUt DELAY
JOHN b. TOPPER
FRAcrS TOPPER
i1lyI0. 4sssznees u > lVesscr A Topper
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

@~i' " tsnlnB OiAD 0NilSs
II. Red, ESQ Of Pitisbargh, attor-
tae so1th Fork Fishing Club, when
-..alt the damage suits by q reporter
day ai3 No. there has not been
- Gone yet and I Do not see, as I
ial before. what can be done. The
l hoy come up for trial until next
tley cone up then. When ask
81 -1t think the suits had been en-
-l9a ofa voluntary eomprosnise, be
% i-e-e would be no COMPROMISE Of
.i -n fle matter The large number
EH,a have been swept away re-
1s thought helped their side of the
n public orinion
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

COPPER Lightning Rod in the market.
lnee inches surface. There is no bet
made. and I viii sell al prices within
ach Of al Those desiring TO have
lildluz protected against the fearful
80 frCquent nov, should send IN
orisE az once. All work guaranteed
-,ory. OF no pay. The only protection
lightning.
q T. n-r..r-
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zcEz0AT EoESiNG. sEFr- 30.
s.3o-D -Deyotional Exercise. Nrs Z Thomas
910-Conssnticn 0pened
Appointment OF COMMITTEES.
Reports from al LoeaI Secretaries and
Saperiatenden;s Of Work. ard Co-OzCers.
TUESDAY, AFTzRSooS sEzT. 81.
1;s0-Devotional Exereisss.....--..-Nrs. Julia
Chapman.
2.0o-Convensi0n Cpenei.
Presidents Annual Address.
Address. The Law As IN Educator. :"
Ms. ~ VI. vegel-
Entertainment. menf..----..---.--.--Loyal Legion
TUESDAY EvENfSe. sEFr- 5n.
7.sO-Devotion Ezszcises....-Miss Belle kim
mel
s.00-Adarsss-...,--Ars. Marian B. Baxter
Mich.
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asls - zat eeHrt ni:0nrusi = roaet wtea
flie 1s- woa54 Ia rrasiy o. 1=iirsr lis
e.snina, rosiee &, bs s,yen ts counsel fsr sl.e
C,nlsaeasFsaEsh ana s. csaas-l sos the rsis-
oasrs sftse t.rae cf rsssiaz
rag FlrA1 ssszsiss.
Mondsy ns1lHseg Z eepaHse Fau3orea zhrssad
sisas tiie .ours was asssat s, inset 10 finally
dispose of LIE Sisslg ss ard Ice prss-
sase es Js5s- sszesr n tsEn shortly atieF
ni1s aeIoss lett r-ssence - the rznsz. 4
er8s8 81 people began % ga.Aer IL ard
asasa si.e tsari Hose sEd, sksH. et 2 ieT
nj 'aafss ~ 10 o-eiss. sae besl rang, 81 issss-
eaes 10 ne esart r39el. Jads b1sr >sag-
e and E'lia cAcle 81 aai tssk s.saf sss-s sP-
- The ae fend tls bar rsH As.-
sl Dp sra csiv spri.44sns ct iselie-
among them number of Iadies. throughout
the room. Messrs. CoiInsth and 1soaiz sat
a the table for the aelense. Ths coar oier
h d scarcely flashed his opening prcclauia-
tion when tie prisoners. escorted " sher:H
Mcsliilen aad his Deputy marched in, ard,
exchanging greetings Hith their faithful
n oneys took seats beside them As they
sas dJ~n they evinced ID SPECIAL emotion or
nervousness and one looking 81 them could
scarcely believe that they fully realized that
they had come there u. bear. within the
next few moments, whether they were 10 be
allowed to live Or would be condemned 10
die disgraceful death They glanced care
lessly over the audience and greeted the jun
ior counsel, Mr.. Ruppel, With pleasant
smile ne came in aud exchanging few
has;y whispers Rith his colleagues, took
his place Al the counsel table.
Atthe Commonwealth table sat District
Attorney Biesecker and his colleague, Mr.
Kooser, both, no doubt. tossed about with
many fear and many q doubt and trying.
vainiy. TO conceal their intense anxiety rs to
tie result Of tie forthcoming opinion
Are the counsel all IN asked Judge
Baer.
Being answered in the affirmative and ad-
dressing The clerk, -yoa viii note the pres
ence Of the prisoners
After few preliminary remarks Judge
Bler read the following clear, full, lair and
comprehensive eppinion-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

TIE hs-t es7iirresi and most successtsl lglf5-ass
college "a reaHsy vaaiA lnfiigil.l4l s1str' ctl11
~ every st,llier fr0at Ht 2. ~ Hfii
a-fn lill q p q. ar-ral 3 .sfl t-..l ~ a..
vEl.taess ID zhlrt-lssld sasi fyIs.-w--ll9l Iha
hir1sss spee- j. s sse--ast iire- ~ s st-si-
q also siss3la - e-ii -z-t er.-le ~ ,-iilT p ne
AKA E1eufioll1Iy lspsss llzenss- colzesIsin ieIce
- IL ted send iur fat4ttguts.
JIsfEs Cl-ARK WILLIAMS. A. n. f'resI
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ExECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate of John Hicks. deed. late Of Somerset Bsr-
cngn- s0zsegset County. Pa.
Letters is~rlflfItsry on TIRE hore estate sz wing
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

wzDS EsDAY MORNING., sEPT 4TH.
Devotional ESercises.Mrs E. D. Sahrie.
Election Of Officers.
appointment Of Superintendent
Mrs. Baxter Is known as an able and for
c;b.e speaker, bold in her advocacy Of justice
aud daGntless in denouncing all wrong.
have heard her several times ard think ber
Tspltation fairly earnsd.-WlLL CAELEros.
Mrs Marian 3. Baxter, Of Charlotte, Mich
has Won large and warm plaee in the
hearts Of Missourf's W. c. TT. From the
reports that reach me from al quarters. she
might. without presumption. make the cd
boat veni. vidi, vici. She has surely
captured a part Of Missouri Ms. Baxter
has all the elements of 3 popular speaker
While true to TIE most advanced ides Of our
great society, she has a way Of presenting
them that never repess. She wins even our
enemies. Missouri viii always be glad to
welcome Mrs Baxter.-Clara Hoffman, pres
idens of the s'a1e ". c T. C., Missouri, in
Union SiqaaI
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

slsiss.s-. zat eeB1s asi:enFusi to raast wtea
she 5e wos5s hr -raiy 80 z-iissr Is
a;sniaa, roiiee q bs s,yen 8 counsel for ille
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Mr. Anthony A. Nicely, the gray haired
father Of the condemned men. came 10 Som
erset Tuesday morning., as soon as he heard
Of the result OF the motion ior new trial TO
see his . boys" and % mAke another last ef-
fort to save them from dying the death of
felons
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21
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