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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-28
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-28

"REMEMBER, that the payment OF Prizes
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans and the Tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware of all limitations or
anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest
part or fraction Of Ticket ISSUED BY Us
in any Drawing. Anything in our naino offered
for less than Dollar IS a swindle.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-28
CLOTHING.

IT is IMPOSSIBLE
For us to reduce
the Prices Of our
Straw Hats, as they
were marked lower
than the lowest at
the start Of the sea-
son; but in order to
reduce our stock in
generaI,We will, until
further notice, pre-
sent the choice of
any Straw Hat in the
house to every pur-
chaser Of S. or over.
Remember, our
goods are all marked
in Plain Figures,
with but One Price,
mus making this
offer the BEST and
most BONA FIDE
offer ever made to
the public.
APPEL & SCHAUL.
One Price
ClOthiey, HatterS & Mems Furnishers,
1873 Congress st.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-28
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KIESLING'S NURSERY.

WHITE Bl1 u Ft ISOAO-
DLANTS, Bouquets, Designs, Cut Flowers
furnished to order. Leave orders at DAVIS
BROS, cor Bull and York SITS, The Belt Rail
way passes through the nursery. Telephone s40
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-28
WHEN YOU ORDER
AP0LLINARlS
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS

attempts are frequently maze 10
palm eff inferior Waters bearing
labels elosely resembling tie genuine
AP0l2inartS ka6els.
Bottles bearing Asegenuine Ap0lzi-
narfs Aa6elS are frequently filled
NTH a spurious arttcle.
LOOK AT THE CORK,
70AifA, If genuine, is 6yanded witA
tie name Of tie ApoLlinayis Cam
fany, Limited, and tie zOoydS "Ab0l-
AnafTS BrEn1se1 " ar0Knd an aAcF0y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24
Queer. lsn.t III

Here Is a pretty hOw d 'ye DO. John Il.
North OF this place, has a oat which recent
Is gave birth To three white kittens Joba
Frsmpton, who lives next door 10 Mr
North, Lzs a pair Of = shiie rabbits, and few
days ago three little bunnies came to the
rabbit hoaseaOll- Now mark what happen
ed The old cat lost one OF her kittens. and.
finding the rabbits nest. she took one Of the
young ones in her moath. carried il to her
own quarters. placing il beside the kittens,
evidently thinking II WIS her lost offspring.
The ears were cut Of all proportions, 70 be
sure. bat the eoloT wss right, and pass was
satisfied. Mr. Frampton missed the young
rabbit and iosd Mr.. North about il, and two
OF three days afterwzrd- when Mr.. North
was working around the stable, lie noticed
the young rabbit ia. with the kittens, and
saw that it and the old eat bad assumed the
relations Of mother and child He told Mr.
Frzmpion zbout il. who took little bunnie
home. but xas asionished 20 find that the
mother rabbit would haze nothing whatever
80 do with her truant offspring. treating il
a stranger and interioPer. The little rab-
bit vas therefore taken back TO the old cat
which WAS delighted al its return, and she
confines 70 be q mother 10 tie ehsngeiing
and will no doubt bring il up in the must
approved pussy cat principles, teaching il TO
catch mice and attend the midnight concerts
on the back yard fenee--Pu,1ssarlrlss
.sDirf.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24
Burglars Gagged.

Monday evening Of last week the store Of
Ash & McEsfsh, lockwood, was entered By
burglars and quantity Of goods stolen. An
entrance was effected lhrOogh a window in
the rear Of The store room. Mr.. Ash with
bis family occupy portion Of the bailding
as a dwelling The burglars got into Mr.
AsL's sleeping room on the second foor, and
succeeded in getting hold Of bis clothes,
which were on a chair by the side Of his
BED. without awakening him These they
took into thesiOre room and ritied the pock-
els Of their contents. consisting Of $500 in
m0ney. a silver watch and few other things
Of minor value. The thieves we're traced 10
Cumberland BY Dr. Giliner, where they
were arrested with the pl1nder in their pos
session. ArAsh identified the stolen goods
and the burglars were committed 10 the
county jail to await frisl al the coming
term Of court They were brought to Som
erset Thursday evening b. Constable Peter
Albright and VIM Van, and handed over to
Sheriff McMillen. They are an ill-yissged
pair. They gave their names as Henry
Garno and John 0Bren. Gzrno gave his
age as tweniy-four. and 0'Brien said he
didn't exactly know bis sge, but thought he
was about Jry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24
THE MARooNs STILL WINNING.
The Meyerscale Silver Stars Cross
Bats With the Somerset Ma
rooms With the Same Old
Result.

The several hundred people who saw the
game Of bali between the Maroons Of this
plSee and the silver stars OF Meyerslale last
Saturday enjoyed treat they shall no; soon
forget In the first four innings both sides
drew blsnks but in the iifth and si1th the
boys from sand SpTingville7 scored i've
runs on errors and every one thought the
game lost. but the Maro0ns. amid great ap-
pisuse. made four in the seventh, and Mey-
ersi2le soOnei one in the eighth. Then the
eyentfal ninth inning opened with Meyers
dale two runs ahead. Thl, the frs; man Al
bst hit It on the nose FOR TWO bssS and sny-
der followed xith single on which Uhl
scored. Snyder taking third on the play TO
catch I-hI al home base Then Kooser. who
Lad besn hitting tie bzll hard zli afternoon,
stepped up aud Ss-zEion, rather than risk
BIN. presented him with base on balls
Meyers also got base on balls, filing the
bases. Ssylo- then knocked two bagger.
bringing in two runs aud putting Somerset
ore ahead, and everybody was happy But
still the singing continued. and when the
third man was out S0meFset ~aS five runs
ahead. Meyersd4le scored one in the ninth,
bat Il stili left them fcur behind The Ma
roons put mp a bad 6eliing game bat bAtied
we'll Pieking's wonderful pitching was as
usasi. ilse grea; feature Of the game; only
four siEgies were male ofI bira and be slrnck
out fourteen nen. Ehls. catching behind
the bat vas perfect Following is the fun
score
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

Brethren. what are you doing3 Are you
visiting the sick and those unfortunate men
in prison. As it Is your duty 10 Go. 0. do yor
think they are not entitled TO any sympathy
al ali. OF all the men in our town deserving
our sympathy and kind admOnitions, think
Il Is those unfortunate creatures. Rsmen-
Der, they that are well do not need a phySi-
clan. nor did Christ coma 10 save the right
eOus. bat to call sinners TO repentance Go
thou and DO likewise. and thereby you viii
receive Gods sanction and blessing Re-
member. you are no; justified in emitting
any opportunity Of doing good.
Yours atsectionz;ely.
DASIEL Z DAVIS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

The Philharmonic Society. Of winch men
ton Wa made last Week a. beng IN camp
on the hilltop west Of town, treated our
tovnspeople to a concert Saturday evening.
The youns men were ali aiiirtd in their best
co-so raeeiia- clothss and presented rather :
novel sight occupying chairs in The centre OF
the dusty public square with their ins,ru-
ments in iheir hsnds and their music stands
before them. The dust. however. didn L
deter our sweet girls from surrounding the
yoanE men. nor did The fact Of the girls Oh
struciing cur view Of the musieisns deter
ns frum enjoying the suod1ed strains ol
music IS iLsy aoSisd On The quiet evening
air.
Whsle most Of the airs rendered were IN
familiar 10 the oosntryman's car. We never
tbeless recognized several old favori,es- Il
was 3 most delightful entertainment and
one which our people fully appreciated
Monday evening the young gentlemen
treated tie VILLAGERS To burlssqne on pa
rade. While the music furnished Vas not
of q Superior order. the costumes Of the pa
raiders were quite diverting and provoked no
little amusement.
Prof. Tisus. Xix. the instructor and lead
er Of the society. Is gentleman from way
hack, a. indeed are AL OF The gentlemen
composing 4.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24
Fair Hope items.

The farmers are busiiy ingaged in maxing
hay. The crop Is 4 large one
some Of car farmers have finished har-
vestiBg their wiss2t-
The ostz crop in this section promises to
be good one.
osing 10 the unusual amount of wet
weather in june the corn crop Is not looking
as well as il might, bat should we have IA
vorsble weather now u fair yield may b ex-
pecl-d.
Potatoes are, as general thing looking
very favorable. the potatoe bugs doing but
little dafnage 10 the vines this year.
On The 9Th Of Jniy, J. W Beck had two
valuable mich cows shot on his own prem
ises BY some malicious person.
Mr.. Beck has been siling more or less ever
since be attended the May term OF couri- He
contracted severe cold and was also hur;
badly by being iszamed against tie door
leading into the coart house by the large
masses Of people He was treated BY De
Iouthsr and BIGbAker, bat did not receive
much benefit.
CITIZEN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24


1sisy 10 i.Ik to the reporter sst tiAsEg refused
Assuming salsen and eozee8 lsek be said.
y don't want any,king published abea,
this sfEair and il won't b good for any news
paper that ssys anything about this ease.
IN do up any d--a neusfarer man thai suy-s
anything ai,oas me when get out q here
1 dou't c-re fsr myself bet I've gos Either
and mother and don-t Van. fllem to know
anything aboai th;s~ lie waz assaTcd thz.
hss Idle iAreAzs xcRld hare 10 eject upon
the nsusPapers and that they would publish
everything they could learn ia connection
with the affair, and that he was simply BE-
ing offered an opportunity 10 give the pub
lie his version Of the sad tragedy, but he
sfubbornly refused 10 talk
ASaIx ~ Hock.
Nrs Mary Dallas once more took Up her
abode in The coaniy prison Saturday even
ing. Mary lad been convicted Of an IN
nentionahle offence year OF more ago. bGi
failed 10 appear when called Tor sentence,
since which time she has BEEN conspicuous
By her absence from the court house and
Jail She and George Anderson, hsr bad
dy,'' as she stec<ionatsly styles him. were
gathered IN Saturday on charge Of assault
pressrred by David R0rnsburg- Wien
she entered prison .'shereversndT hasten
e. to extend the hand OF fellowship and ac-
esrd her cordial greeting. To the qoery
propounded to her By him Immediately up
On her entrance, Is that geatlemsn your
husband p
She replied. with iisdainful curl Of her
lip, No. but he's my baddy.r
TIE WEDDING
Some time since Benjamin r Day, Of
Williams ssztEon, was PLACED in Sheriff Nc
AilIen's charge on an accusation brought By
Mary DcnneT ThuTsiay Of last week the
fair Mary. With a three months Old child in
her arms, walked into REGISTER and Recos-
der SEanks oslice and asked that mar
risee license Be speedily issued for herself
and Benjamin F. Day. The license was -
sued forthwith, and Al the request Of the Pc
iiiioneE the services Of Esquire Lint were
procured and the party repaired TO the coun-
y jail where they were shortly joined BY A.
C. Holber, and john H. Uhl, ESqrs, counsel
for the prisoner, who came 10 witness the
holy compact that was shout 10 Be made
The little party was further enlarged by the
addition OF the sheriff and his deputy and
together they marched into the corridor Of
the prison. The bride. eTpecisnt. placed her
baby on one Of the prison cots, took her po-
sitiOn BY the side Of the groom and the Jus
tice commenced TO read the marriage ser
vice. By the time be was half through the
child set up Squall that fairiy drowned his
voice. and il mas only after 'Sqaire sEznk,
who is father himself, bad picked the
younester up and playfuIly ticklel it in the
ribs that the ceremony could be proceeded
with At its conclusion the happy bride
was deeply ehsErined when informed ths;
while the ceremony which had Just been
performed did away with the charge which
she had preferred against the man who was
now her husband. he could not be released
from cnstody until the costs. q considerable
sum. were paid She and her child went
alone on the wedding trip.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

lesiion is 0aen asked hy ou- neigh-
he-e. ! Eunder. can I ~ = pure
pr u j. ffci that there is scarce-
luder Which yuu cannot find 4
pa ui some kind uld people pro-
slih ii- sex people hsse iI 70 sus-
Eell people NAY and DO use il 10
= more enjoyable. bat Ehere viii We
or naden 20 bay il We learn
= m1s1 reliabie s0uree that Max
ore % ibe nOsl popular and re-
ciizens Of this a,untry. At his
Es-a j. taken uuhesiraiingly. To
\ l.iea--1lly recummend or readess
ains in the iignor line he auibor-
2 say ila- flr Size vou can bay ore
year cd re. or IL quarts for 500.
yer Age sf $50 per quart j. with
= Sic hsst xhiskfy kBosn. send
- and nlmpieie csfaioEue- His
:. Max kiein. - Feiersl 81. Ale
a. EsEsfias. Us rs4slr~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

d. William A. Hammond expects that
many cas,s o. inszaiiy vii resnit from the
Johnstown food. To = wsslingion Past
reporter be said the other day Is In the few
years immediately folioEing The French
Revolution there vas more insanity in
France iflsii has ever been known before or
since in the history Of the world. Al such
periods Of great excitement produce insanity
in two ways People become insane al the
time Of the txciienlenf because OF the mental
strain. and then. Afler il Is al over, the reae-
ton also causes insanity
There has ALREADY been some insanity in
Johnssown and there wiz be more. During
the period Of great excitement there is great
" increased work fsr tie brain. T'hsi calls
the blood to the brain 20 enabse those men
tai operations 70 20 on Ifshaf call f0rDose
blood 70 tbs brain continues for ten DAYS or
Eve azys. even for less tinss. Tie habit IS
formed. After the crisis Is over the intense
work Of tie brain eeeses. tut the fow 0f
hood 10 th,. brain dos not cease. The brain
Is csoeeea with il and the mental disturbances
foIioxs Is MASTER ofcourse II people wio
lad heen subjected to such strain could
f1ilou il with some nil6er erciiement, such
Is travel xoalS afsr,l ths danger would be
lessened, bar suppose with the Johnsacwn
people that Is imPossibie-'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

] [sETuRpAY. AueusT Sd.


d II Ha-1eii VIII sell az auction on
D. date his entire stock Of hardware
y q ploEs. hArrows. cnitivaiors,
\ bolts. tire bolts. rivets, carriage
axle clips. sineie-iree clips. strap
har0w ieeih, ulonkey-wrenebes
rreu1hss, oofee mills. IRE shOvels.
ar shorels, bush and cradle scyihes,
rlEs bits. whips. harness and col
ines Fa,is. horse y0kes, halter and
bans picks, sF's3es, FORKS. axe, pick
vel a1ncies. nails, glass. horse shoes
hs1es. paint brusiles. scrub brushes
Hnd siapies. sozles. spring balances,
coz bells. brass keiiies. sew seits.
o. hles. sooi seneVs. knob locks,
'cLe tnWsrs. WOOD and willow
rii leVe-s. poczet and table cutlery.
l-s. and TaTaishes. blankets. s;oyes.
e-ytding VII Be- c.osed oui. reg4Id-
ca
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

Judge Henry 5. Picking died n his bone
in Jenner township. on SATURDAY. the 18th
inst. in his eighty-first year Mr Picking
was born II Adams county, Pa. on October
9 lsIs and had resided on The EaEm Oh
which be died for fiiy years.
During the busy days Of the Pittsburgh
& Philadeiphia Pike his kind hearted bospi-
iality was known and enjoyed by Thousands
Of people who throngei that Erest highway.
Judge Pick NC enjoyed Tie highess esteem
and confidence Of al who knew him. A
man Of larse idess. liberal views and sound
judgment, a member Of The Presbyterian
Church in Jenner f5r many years be wit
messed god profession in life consistent
with his religion. and approached the close
Of his four score years fal Of hope and irust
in God 5.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

The p-oionee3 rains are delsyingthe farm
ers Of Pennsylvania a crisieA. time 10 har
yosfirg grass and grain crops There has
been very little opportunity for cultivaling
the corn sslls. and in many paris cf Tie
state the ground Is badly washed and cover
ed with rank growth o. weeds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

Judge Baer is a sadly afflicted man He
went 70 Salphsr Springs several weeks ago
IL hops thai Tie celebrated waters q that
place wous5 b. beneficial 10 bis health, as be
Wss saleriag from very Tainfui carbunels
and several boiis. lie returned home Sat-
uriay eveaing with seven additional boils
on his nerl,.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

Rev. Petsr yosel. court reporter in this
disirici. has broken 0uf in a new pi4cs. He
has joined Tie army Of CSnemangh Valley
poets and has ratified of peck or two Of
verses Niih easy grace- Il i 10 be hoped
that the our viii not grant him another
triai.-B Besifsrd Cock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

Three young pedestrians. 5ers :. Black,
son Of ex-lieusensnt Governor Chznnoey p
Black. Frank Fsrqzhsr and George Hersh
tnzmped into Sonerset Saturday evening
and leh Sunday morning. They were on
their way TO Friendship Hiil, on the N0non-
gahels River. They had Eslkad ali the way
from their home in York county by way Of
Gettysburg and dChsmbersbarg. They footed
il from Mans Choice, Bedford county, TO
Somersef. SATURDAY..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

Itisa di5ealt mat;er 10 get team to do
any hauling in Somerset Mos of Cur team
sters went 70 JohnSs0wn shortly sfier the
Hood, Whsse they have since been steadily
employed Il more renaner4tiye wages than
they eoEld make A hone.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

Nz- Sadie Rizie. daughoer Of Joshus Car
Penter, Of Iohastown. and her little dsugk-
ter Emma are guests AZ the hOane Of Mr.
and Ms. Charles II FishsT The lady and
little one passed safely thnoagh the great
JohustoWn food BY fosiing around al
nirht on tie roof Of a house
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

Paul Gather walks with a more elastic
step than lie did few days ago wears 3
broader smile and has increased in stature
and avoini sEs3is considerably within ihe isst
forty-eighi hours. All because dlriing little
daughter came % take Hp her abode sOr an
indefinite lime with his family Goas.l'ilTg
q.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

o1IsT Lightning Rod in the market
e ilehes sGr1ace- There l. 10 bet
.2'le. and VII sell a prioes within
q al. Those desiring 10 have
ainss protected against the Ee4rful
= tHgcent BOW, shonld send ia
~ AZ once. AL uork guaranteed
4 O. rno pay. Tbeonly proaecsisn
sl,n.ug.
c. = RHosbs.
sEr- Pa Jaly 5. lssa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24
| ssicREEs NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given fha1 sylvester A. Tcy-
Fser. of N.ET Belftmnre -oH1r7sef Caunry. Pa and
Rosalim hi Eff- lfF deed - NuiuuflrF Assign
Esent q - 9Th 81 ATE1i. iss2 have a. igned -
lohn Il TuFTHr and Frsucis 81 IuuFs- uf the
sane T3ac q 1Tiisf sn- TIRE teueff II the credit
Of ui The said Sylvester A. To; ter az liza estate
RAJ and T.e-z,ngl. 81 The said sylvester A. Fus-
per, 81 rerssus indebted 90 thc raid sylvester A.
Tourer. vii make irarlefiilf- Tarz1ef. - the
s-lii A. E1ces ald tld~e harir Z czszls ~ is-
isazntls VII present them uithorf delay.
JOHN y TnPrTH
FRACrS IuFFEE
tGlEie ASiEuees o. syives1-s A. 1ocrer-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

As . result Of the reform movement in2R-
guraied several weeks ago by Ms. W o
LeesIs. tie wife ola Michigan City capitalist,
who announced q discrimination to bne4k
the saloon bushes. rrs4rdless Of cost, be-
cause hisEey lad ben sold TO her husband
contrary 10 her orders. the ofieers Of La
porte county have been busy arrrsting The
liquor sellers on various charges Of violating
The sfsie laEs. Reports from Michieau City
stale that there Is much excitement there
Sixty men were taken into custody during
The day Mrs Leeds has bad detectives Al
work since she declared var sgains; the
saloon kesfeus and she has accumulated
evidence Which VIII. she j. confident, enai,le
her TO carry out her threat 70 break up
the business
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24
Harvest Homa PICNIC.

The FrieIens Hsryex Home and Basket
Picnic viii be beld on the 2sth ofAagust iu
in snyder's. formerly Nowrys. grove. The
Union band viii Be present and fsrnish
musie for The occasion cordial invita-
ton Is extended the publie to be present
GonNrTTEE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

SILVER STARS
sooEs ~ IssISA

sc0KE BY ISSfSsS-
Na-oons. ns.-----------.-o sa0 % e7-It
silver st1rS--------.-----o 0 o IL
srxxAEx-E3sned rans-NA1ooaz. Z. silver
S-arx. q
tzse hit-Jhl, SayioS
B4sss on bAlls-xeyers . Cunningham, :
P1gb. koDer. thi- y Eeoi.zreil l.
sioieB hass--Maroons, Silver star. T.
lA0ablc piayE-thl ~ Cunningham kogser 70
EAl. kuoser. u1szssssied Srz1ltoa 70 C. keich !.
Thomas % J. Reich
SzcTf6re hits xeyerx. PIcktHe. S1yi0r. Eny der
G Eelea J. Reich. ant y NiiliarBs-
Ssruck Oat-By Picking. - BY Sfrztfur. 6
Pnz-ed 1alls--Hobl1tzel =
Tine cf game. houzx and L minutes.
r1pire. Chz-les Spencer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

The Pennsylvania Esiirosd Company has
issued instructions 10 al hsggsee agents and
baggage masters on the system east Of Pitts
bnrgh and Erie 10 rsoeive and carry free OF
cost in baggage cars baby carTiases. wien
accompanied by their Owne-s- This is
coacesion in favor Of the csIildren which
their parents viii heartily sppreoisie; snd is
bar anO;he- manifestation OF the constant
endsayor Of The eomPsny to make the rOad
alsrscsire 10 srerrbnlr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24
Cornerstone Laying.

The cornerstone for the ST. Johns Lu-
thersn Church At Salisbury, will be laid. D.
v, at p. M. "Wednesday, July 24th. with
appropriate services Rev. J. II. Z5nn, Of
Glade. win preach the sermon. and viii also
lecture the same evening on Prison Life.
for the benefit Of the Ladies Aid Society
OF the Lutheran Church. All are respect
fully invited 70 attend.
o. F. HAksEEsS. Pastor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

This morning the driver OF iso horse
team beionging to one of the contractors
undertook 10 water his houses in the Cone
m4ugh River just above the temporary
WAGON bridge IN the nsAr Of the com pauy :
meat narket- He drove IN too far snd the
water upset his wagon. The driver made for
The bank and saved himself The horses
and wagon were swep: down stream and
under the bridge and lodged against the
c J. Cos railroad bridge. There The horses
were taken ont 81 right. but the wagon stiii
lies in the middle Of The river--yahasto-ra
Trilane Sailrian
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-24

Dr. v :. Nouniain has been appointed
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