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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-06
A Rare Entertalnment.

The Royal Arcanum Council Of this place
has arranged for an entertainment Al ths
Opera House on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 7th.
Miss Lillian Burkharf. Of Pittsburgh. ibs
accomplished elocationist and dramatic
reader, viii render number OF fne selec-
lions. and the program will be inserspe-sed
with music ia the shape Of vocal selections
BY Miss Mayme Uhl. whose splendid natural
abilities have been supplemented BY the
most careful trimming.
The Euterpean Band will furnish instru-
mental music, and with IFS present efficient
organization, IL goes without saying that this
musi, alone viii bea rare treat
The press notices Of Miss Burkhsrt all &C
cord her the highest praise. The following
from the pen Of Col. Chill Hazard in the
Daay Repss5iIcaH. speaks for itself:
Miss Lillian Burkhsrf, the talented dra-
maiist. won all hearts Every gesture, every
turn Of her bead, every look and movement
give color to the pictures she paints wiit her
voice. She has wonderful elocufioDsry pow
er Her style Of reading. and her conception
and delineation OF the character portrayed.
are tie reflection Of Der own genius. nntran-
meled By the usual conventionalities Of pro-
tessionsis. She enters int3 the Spirit Of be,
lbsms with all The enthusiasm Of an intense
nature. Size seems 20 lose her own identity
after the first lines are spoken, and becomes
the living embodiment Of the author
thoughts. She eiectriies her hearers and
makes them her friends from the first Being
possessed Of strong. clear. resonant voice.
highly cultured and free from all a5ecta15on
and siaginess Of manner. she treats the plat
form IS her parlor and The audience as her
guests. Her personal attractions are saeh az
few ladies are 20 fortunate IS to possess With
youth. beauty and indisputable genins on
ber SIDE, she wins immediate and enfbusiss-
tic recognition. No wonder the g. A. z.
boys Of Pittsburgh voted her eomrade and
gave her gold hoaOr medal
Tickets for sale at Casebeer's- Price: Re
served seats. IS cents; general admission, .
cents: children under II years OF age Is
cents
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The only political meeting held in ths
county during the canipsign Just closed was
the one held a; Iocahon,zs Thursday even
ing when the banner won By the EePnbli-
cans Of Greenyiile township in the memora-
bic contest ef lsss. WAS presented to thssn-
The meeting was called 70 order by county
chairman Biesecker and was organized BY
The election Of The follosing named officers
President, A. J. stoner. E~a yics President.
joel Nj. laszy, Frederick DUR; Secretaries,
Jonathan Hochstetler, solomon Albright
The presentation speech uas made by
John r. Scott. Esq. who. in presenting the
handsome banner, paid glowing tribute 70
the sturdy Republicans sho had 50 fairly
won il.
sh0rt speeches were made by A J. s;oner.
Esq. Frederick Durr. joel n. Ynszy, VIM.
sufails Z. II. Lichfy. J. c. Lowry. Esq
Christian Paul. Chairman Bisscker and
Geo. r scull, Esq,
The school house. vhsre the meeting was
he'd xas fLed With enthusiastic Reyubli-
cans The gathering viii long and paeazantiy
Be rernerub bered br Al who were present
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Druggist Fleming Wins

The Supreme Cour, Monday handed down
sn opinion in the case Of Joseph Fleming vs..
the Commonwealth, error TO Quarter Ses-
sions Of Mercer county Mr.. Fleming is q
druggist on Market street. Pittsburgh. He
sold liquor to firm in Mercer county, the
Adams Express Company delivering il and
collecting the money, Mr. Fleming was
charged with selling without license, fined
500 and sentenced three months to prison
on the ground that, as the money was paid
in Mercer county, the sale took place there.
Justice Green flied the opinion. and after
quoting precedent, says in effect
The orders were sent By the purchasers
themselves and the goods shipped into Mer-
Ger county. a place without license. It was
no violation Of the law. The goods were
sent by special request OF the purchaser c o.
d., which was done and there was an utter
absence OF criminal intent in the transaction
as the defendant had license, the sale was
made Al his place Of business. and both the
sale and delivery were made within The ter
ritory coFered by the license. So far As the
criminal law is concerned. il is only an sc-
iual sale without license shat Is prohibited.
The Judgment of the court Of Mercer county
IS isthereiore reversed and the defendant dis
charged
Justice Williams, Clark and McCOilum
filed dissenting opinions and stated that tie
sending Of the goods c. o. d. made the car
rier his agent, ard the transaction taken on
principle and authority was sale and deliv-
cry in Mercer county. and not in Pittsburgh.
The Justices hold that in shipping the goods
Mr.. Fleming did not know whether he was
selling 10 minor. habiiual drunkaTd or a
l1nsiic- The law requires that be should
know 10 whom lie Is selling He has no right
they state. 10 break faith with the law and
to retail liquor in small packages without
knowing their sge, habits. sanity or condi-
ton q the purchaser when The sale Is cou-
sumUaied-
Justice Mitchell handed down an opinion
in the case OF the Howard insurance Compa-
ny vs.. Hooking, error 10 Common Pleas OF
Somerset county Hooking had his place
insured with the Hartford Company and j.
was burned down. he entered s suit and
secured verdict. The case was sppealed
and a contract shown in which Hooking
bound himselfin case Of FIRE to put in his
claim within year. This ne failed to do.
Justice Williams holds that his contract was
binding.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-06

,,.A...;Ds in al cOlOn sS=Biesscker a
srr5e-s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-06
New cars for the 3. 90.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany have recently given an order for four
additional trains Of Vestibuled Cars. which
will be placed in service between New York
and Chicago before the close of the present
year The Baltimore and Ohio now operates
a daily Vextibnled service between Chicago
and New York, and Cincinnati and New
York, and this new equipment viii give
them a double daily Vestibaled service on
their Chicago line. The constant improve
ment being made in It's roadway, motive
power snd car equipment by the present
management Of the b. & 0. IS rapidly bring
ing the pioneer railroad Of America into
popular favor as passenger route between
the East and West
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-06
From scuIIton.

Nm EpTroR As it has been quite while
since We saw anything from this immediate
vicinity IN the HERALD, We thought we
woald try TO pen an item
Seullson is the name of q postoffice about
four and half miles west OF New Lexing-
ton, on The mud pike Il was formerly
known as the old Henry Drove Stand.
On Saturday, November Sd. about 0 q m q
rough and ready looking man stepped into
the store Of Mr.. E. G. Henry and asked for
tobies, after getting which be walked out
Mr.. Henry, thinking be was too much in a
that he was buying cattle. At this time q
two-horse carriage drove up and stopped
Mr.. Henry sEked The frxt stranger who the
occupants were. what their business was,
&c He said be did not know their bushes,
but knew the men. who proved TO be buying
chickens. turkeys &c, and asked TO have
their team stabbed and fed The actions Of
the men aroused Ar. Henry's suspicious. al
though he said nothing. bat kept an eye on
them. They kept strutiing around with as
much importance as though they wanted to
buy a fsrm About IL O'Clock they had
dinner. amer which they made their wants
known. II appears that one Austin Ray
man, with two other men q. RufIsd2le in
westmoreland county, hsd badly cut ap
the chief Of police, and the strangers said
they were the sheriff and constable, and
made search OF Mr.. p P. Rzymsn's house,
or rather wanted TO bat Ms Raynssn. who
thought they we're robbers, would not allow
the search 10 be made unless they showed
their authority, which they failed TO do.
The wonder is that officers II ihsy were
sach. would come that distance and 90 awsy
away without making q thorough ssarch-
They searched where they might be sure be
woald not Be. and lef without searching
where be surely would have been had be
been here at all Aox-
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One Fare to Baltimore Via PennsyE
vania Railroad.

A large number Of people viii be attracted
to Baltimore By the meeting OF the Catholic
Congress and the cerem MES incident thereto
and in order shz, they may make the trip
IS conveniently and as eheaply as possible,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excurion tickets. November 9Th TO 18th,
valid for rstuFn until November 10Th, from
all principal stsfions on its lines. at single
fare fer fAs rsuad-srip- During the same pc
nod. in order that the visitors 10 Baltimore
may also extend their trip 10 Washington.
excursion tickets will be sold between the
wO cities al 81 20, valid for return until No
renaber 10Th
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Thurs
dsy, October "A. 1883, in Somerset, by LaRne
81. Hicks, J, p, Mr. Abraham l. Hiieshev,
Of Shade Township, and Miss Sadie J. Barn
bari, Of Black Township.
sHUSK-wERSER.-On Thursday, the
24ih day of October. 1850. al The home Of the
bride, in GresnFilIe Township. BY Rev. J. NJ.
Evans, Mr.. John Skunk. Of Salisbury, and
Miss Nancy A. Werner. of Greenviile TwF,
Somerset Co.. Pa
sTAHL-BALDwIN.-0n Tuesday. os-
tober ., 1883. at New Centreyille. Pa. by
Rev. J. h Zinn. Mr.. Austin J. Stahi and
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, both of Somerset
Twp. Somerset Co. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-06

Toe Exposition is closed until October
lsll NessW il L was great. being in is
li1ley, bal We saw enough % convince our
si'es oiihe isa that enterprise, such a. dis
a'sd there. should bot Be passed by with
q s0ne Comment Bot We ssin wonder
y Z Va that only one wholesale liquor
'lse WEs - e5ldiy represented You could
= Il Pyramid Of sosiles from any psrt oi
s's-' t1ld ding. Il was the prettiest dis
y ihs'e Mar Klein has proved the pub
"a b. wants 10 be seen. HIS silver
r. Te Shiskey has nov such 3 well earn
''i'llAiian that be Is proud Of il and be
'li everybody to see IL. HIS goods are
y lac reliable Yon can have bis silver
q Ns9 Fer fun quarts His Quicken
11sf tincht oFerholt or Gibson a. Sloo
guar, Or 6 ga4H for 500. send for his
= NJ and mention tins r,aper. HIS ad-
Max KLuS.
- FaSa-.1 :. nFf...l,-
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Northampton District Institute,


The teachers Of Northampton township
met AZ Glencoe, Thursday. evening oct. q.
1889 and organized district instifnte The
following officers were elected President.
Henry BAaman Vice President, C. c.
Heckle Secretary. l. T. Lancaster Query
Manager. C. C. Heckle; Corresponding Sec
retary. John YOgel. The President appoint
ed l. II Broadwater. C. C. Heckle and
Lewis 5. Keim Committee on Program.
They reported the following for the next
meeting Song by the institute inaugural
address. by the President recitation, MiDtie
Sioner. select reading L. 5 Keim song.
John Vogel. c. C. Heckie; impromptu
speeches, 6. H. Baumsn, C. C. Heckle es-
say, Cara ~ Stief; Question for debate
Resolrcd, That the verdict OF The jury in all
murder trials should be finAl-A Atfirmative
John No-el, G. II Bsnman, l. T. Lancaster
Negative, C. C. Heckle, l. II. Broadwaier,
s. P. Poorbangh. Referred question: How
would you prevent whispering in the school
room 9-Wm. A. Bznman. Tie exercises
will be inierspersed with music and queries.
The institute then adjourned TO meet at the
Southampton school house on Saturday No
yember 30.h. JOIN VosEr.
Cor. Sec.
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The Catholic Congress at Baltimore.

Delegates and Others attending the Caiho-
lie Congress. to be held al Baltimore. No
vember 10Th to 18th, should travel via the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Reduced
rates viii be made from all points on the B.
& o.. east Of the Ohio river for ali trains No
vember 7th to i2ib, valid for return trip un-
I'll November I6;h, inclusive The usgnif.
cent buildings Of the new Catholic Univer-
sity are located upon the Metropolitan
branch Of the D. & o ia the suburbs Of
Washington. and ine view Of them can be
obtained from the windows Of al B. & o.
trsins approaching Washington from the
west. Please bear in mind that all trains to
Baltimore from the west run via Washing
ton
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Teachers. Institute Program


Following IS the program for Teachers
Institute, to be held At Jenaer X Roads on
Friday and Saturday, the end and 2Srd
Of November:
FRIDAY KvKKgSe SESSION.
Devotional exercises, conducted by Rev /,
y Berger
Address OF Welcome, ] wm. Bel.
Response, Rev. W. A Rininger
Organization.
Select Reading. Miss Anna s.pe-
Topic, Manners and Morals by c. C.
Sehmueker-
Recitation, by S. J. Horner.
= What should be the work in a school
Friday afternoon p by ". L weighley.
Queries
skTuEDAY MORNING SESSION..
Devotional exercises, BY Rev Crist-
Select Reading. BY Miss Alice Bowman
Essay, by Don O'Connor.
The Proper Training Of Children, By
Hammer Ceufiel
Recitation. By z E. Biongh.
How may We obtain regular attendance
in our schools" c. NJ Swsnk.
Reforms in teaching. l. D. Stuff.
Recitation, Miss Bertha o'Connor.
Queries
SATURDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
Devotional exercises. W. A. Rininger.
General instruction. By Co. supt J. NJ.
Berkey
Recitation, by L. NJ Gashaw.
Essay. by W. A. G. Lape
What constitutes The directors work in
school-roomg" Dr c. F. Lenhzrt.
The proper punishment in the school,
room. by d. H. Rsuch.
Queries.
skTURDAT KvENTss SESSION
Devotional exercises. by W. A. Rininger.
General instruction, by Co. Sapt. J. NJ.
BeIky.
Recitation. by L. NJ Gashaw
Essay, BY W. A. G. Lspe.
SATURDAY EVENING sEssIos.
Devotional exercises, by Rev. 5. J. Weed.
Address. by Prof W. H. Cover.
The object and aim OF local normals. - ly
Rev. I. y. Berger
How to interest pupils and parents. J.
VIM. Bell.
Closing address. by Hammer C2uiiel-
We viii also have plenty Of good music,
both vocal and instrumental The Jenner-
town Bend viii be with Us All friends Of
education are cordially invited to be present
J. WN- BILL, HAMHER CAUFFIKL.
c. c. ScHNUcKzR DoS OfCoxSoR
Committee
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The many friends and acquaintancss OF
Frank K Lambert. who remember him as
the s7nny faced. cheerful and sscommOdat-
ing 4ssistant agent al the Somerset & Cam
briA r. r. Station at this place for many
years. viii be paine1 10 learn Of the unfOrt-
innate accident that befsl him in Philsdel-
phia last Tuesday. 4 seems that Mr.. Lam
bert was riding in light wagon from the
house in which he was employed 10 the
bank with which his employers do business,
when the horse suddenly became unmanage-
able and ran away Mr.. Lambert was thrown
from the wagon against the cobble-stone
roadbed with such tremendous force that
one Of his ieef was crushed TO q jelly. He
was gathered up by an officer and taken to
a hospital where il was found that the in
june5 foot would have 70 be amputated i'm
mediaiely.
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In the Recorders Office.
Deeds Marriage Licenses
Issued.


+
Margaret Musser TO szmnei Nnsssr. prop
erty in Berlin borough consideration 81
400.
George Cocher to William Dempsey prop
erty lie Shade township; consideration sloo
Joseph Meyers 10 Henry Dsnpsey. prop
erty in Quemah0uing township. eonsidera-
ton $50.
William Dempeey's Executor to Mary
Dempsey. property in ozeuahoning town
ship; consideration S.
Joseph Meyers In Henry Dempsey. prop
ery in Qaenshoning township; conzders-
ton SIS.
WIlliAra H. seese n JShn s. T2aey. prop
erty in Paint tounship; consideration s7ls.
Msrkle. c. c. and wife 70 Wesley C. soles,
property IA Milford. Esklick and Addison
townships; consideration - 500
Msrkle. C. Q. to Wesley c. Soses. property
in Milford. Elklisk and Addison townships; /;
consideration $3.50
Confuence ASSOCIATION to W s. Mountain,
properly in cOnauencs borough; considers-
tion s825.
John L. saylor's Trustee to Charles s.
Griffith. properly in sumniftowusbip: con-
siderasion 500.
Charles = Griffith to John S. Graves. prop
cry in Summit township; consideration
500.
George W. Gassmsn to wonn Paul. Jr.,
property in Meyersdale borough considera-
ton 81 500
Josiah Miller to Aaron J. Miller, properly
in Milford township consideration $.
Ida E Meyers TO the Trustees Of the Dis
ciple's church OF Msyersdale. properly in
Meyersdale borough consideration Si5o.
MARRI2sE LICENSES IssUED.
John W. Gearhars and Sadie Younkin,
both Of Lower Turkeyfoot township.
Harvey NJ. Berkley. OF Somerset, and n.
Emma Beachiy, of Meyersdale
John f. Kantner, Of Somerset township.
and Clam J. Hicks. Of Somerset borough.
Robert P. Murray. Of EIklick township,
and Anna 6. Seller. Of Summit township
Franklin J. ssylor and Annie KeefeT, both
of Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-06

The HEEsLD ,akes great pleasure in rec
ommending the services Of Mr.. Emanuel
Hsus. Of the Somerset Mechanical Works,
TO gri>t and saw miilers and 10 ali others
operating machinery Mr.. Hsas Is a thor
ouEh machiniss and understands all msn-
ners and makes Of mschine-y. Daring the
past fifteen years he has attended TO all the
repairs needed in this Office in most salts
fac;ory manner. Several weeks ago Mr.
Hsns placed steam heater Of bis own de-
sign aud manufacture in the residence Of
Mr. George H. Love. which gives the great
esi satisfaction. he hopes 10 have his i'm
provement patented in the near future and
10 have the firm by whom be IS nov en-
ployed place il upon the market. Persons
vino have been in she habit Of sending away
for mschiniSt 10 make necessary repairs
can saVe money BY employing Mr. Hsns
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-06
Judee white on Duties of Jurymen.

In a case recently tried in tia Allegheny
county court, the jury, aher being out six
hours, sent word down TO Judge White that
they were unable 10 agree on verdict. the
jury standing eleven 10 one and the one
would not give in Judge White had the
jury brought into court, and in kind but
firm words informed them that be was sur
p-ised that they could not agree The case
was triaing one, and involved hardly any
thing more than the costs, as he had intima-
ted in his charge. His honor stated that the
probability was that the one juror was
wrong, as there were eleven 20 one chances
that way. The juror should feel that the
eleven men we're As honest and intelligent as
be Was. Ii YVES not question Of conscience
With Jurors thar Is a mistaken idea il is
simply question of Judgment and a minor
ity could agree without injury TO the con
science His honor stated that be could not
think Of discharging the jury. and hoped
they would reach verdict in few minutes
The obstinate juror was evidently impressed
~ith the judges remarks. as be immediate
~ gave in to the other eleven, and without
leaving the box verdict Of not guilty was
handed down.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-06


-. Ar.ic.es Al Young's. Drug store.
-s.,,i.y Goods al YOung's Drug Store.
-. noss5. Purity and AcVaraeyr
-. -.s at Bisseeker a snvders.
: .,.s. of..trassss = Bisecksr 4 sny-
...0a 8. sweet eider. Is drawing to- a
dos
.l.sus.ins in Al colo. si-Bissscksr a
s-ydsss
:. ,.naso.po i. last assuming barren
= b.Da.one drsssIgoOds.: cheap, go 70
v.AE Uhls
Al he dissreat OaOz Of extracts At Biz
..-ts- 4 saydsrs-
meas underwear, good and cheap. 90
q. NJ A. E-UbIs
.vise turkey wiz nov CEASE eating m
IL shsr Thaaksgising.
e.,o Young the leading Druggist, for
.,,- Family Nedicinss-
P,rsr-g,ions and Family. ..Receipis filed
=. younrs Drug Store
s-krsu, vii soon azssrt its popularity
,.,be 5sHoacy Of the season.
p.,aers Toilet Soaps Al .Young's Drng
-. Tlsree Cake forf25 cents
7b.snall boy has already commenoed
..,,,r tispsuaies for Christmas
~,s-e are nine hundred Odd Fellows in
s.s6,5 County with lodge asseis Of over
ssoo
p.sf,-d wsier. bottled, recommended By
+ .rnsr.icsans, to be had only at BiesecEer &
slgdeIs
springs are fsll and JACK Frost can
n. now ai any time. said farmer on
s..srisy-
an line Of jersey Cashmere natural
- underwear, n WHITE, red, and gray,
sr lsdie ehesP NEs- A + UHL'
1s.ssjassreoei7ea another new stock Of
s-vois. Come and see them.
NEs- A. z TN
1-,u.f lave money before the 9th Of N3v
.,-4 Csf and pay your note or account al
- b sSrDER.
A the weather gets cooler. you viii want
d. Al styles Of niIitIs and sets, cheap A
s,ss.ou,e uaaf fs- 50 cents
Ms. A. E Tn.
Nrsic or J. 4. Bsrkey win always be
s,-5 10 nv Office Call and settle your sc-
--.t J. B. SSTDER.
F.os.d te sorry to make you costs Can
~ Nv What you owe me. and save the
,<s J. B. SSrDEE.
Nr oaias a. before. is in The Otd Fellows
u7s.ne. up stai-s- Tou sill owe ne that
T-lsbn. Gall and ray IL
J. B. sxTDER.
Fassns lsaniAg Sssaezs,f eTe long. YOu oaA /
=, ,,- sss5.,si a. note triik Ne ~ less nsoH-
4, ..ss "a can trifl a ia'syer; % onH ot my ef- /
=, a osr, sad seftie AID slsc o9sis.
J. B. SNYDER
wshsEs on hand large number Of good 1
b-.k Eitich We viii sell in quantities to suit ]
l. purchass-. Prices very reasonable Yard 4
s,gasiie the planning mil
Ho1sRooK Bios & PAEsoS.
he G.nercAa Bank Note Co. Of New 1
Yo-k. bss reeeired the contract TO furnish
pos.sss stamps Cor the government for the /
ns1s iazr yssFs. begining jan lsi- The one
ont Ssup vii continue 70 be printed in
Bss- b1f :he tWo cent stamp now printed in
g-ssa. VIII be printed in bright carrniue, and
shsncss vii be made Ia other denominA-
d0-s
The folloWing leIiers remaining at the
Srasrsst p1si Office win be sent TO the Dead
Issssr 0tBoe at Washington, D. c. If not
zasa for within ten days from this date,
No7efDbsr 6th. 1850
Aibngbi. Emsnual Albright. Mrs. Em-
nl Adams, Ealie ~ Bauebman. VIII
an Bergman, Mary E Bryan. laura
Kiunsl, J $. s,ubaker. Samuel Jenox,
YAK. 4
= ~
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Joe Miller. the Canadian Jew. who is con-
fn@d in the county Jail awaiting trial on q
charge Of fhzving robbed = b 4 O. freight
car Al lockwood. Il has bean learned since
bis arrest. is suspected Of having participated
IN The robbery OF Nsgure's jewelry sore IN
NooongAhela csv. which occurred in June,
and also robbery st MeKessport
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A slaIr County nusksr,

Mr.. John Garland. OF Roaring Spring,
has again broken his record ss corn hnsk-
er- On the farm Of Eli Lower. in Taylor
township. on Thursday, October. "a. be
husked l5s bushels Of corn sad tied up his
fodder II any one in the state thinks be
can beat this. he can meet Mr.. Garland in
the field any day during The husking season.
Alonan Trid.la.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-06

Services win be held Sunday morning and
cFeninE in the Presbyterian Church. Som
ersei, November 10th. By Rev. J. II.
Sutherland Of the Seminary Subject, Of
eveaing discourse. 4" The Cause Omissions =
Everybody win be heartily welcomed. A
special invitation Is extended 10 all friends
OF The mission cause 10 attend the evening
service.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-06

The name and posfof1ice address of COM
r1des belonging TO Post 2I0, and al Others
in the county not connected with the Grand
Army. who were prisoners Of war Al any
time daring the late rebellion. This list is
wanted by Gen Green b. RaHm, Commits
siOner Of Pensions. Please send in your
name and address before December /, 1852
A. c. DAVIS. Somerset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-06

A collection viii De taken up IN the public
schools and throughout the town generally
ca Friday for the benefit Of the public
schools Of the Conemangh Valley Read
this item over q second time and you viii
have your contribution ready when the chill
d-en call on you; and see that you make II
ss large As yOu can afford, for it will be used
for most lauda5ls purpose