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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-11

capt- L Il. Ranch in Azueh Chunk DenocraI
The trse story os ths Pennsylvania Dutch
can be tod in general way. in feu words
Their fathers we're just stupid and awkward
enough. IN the early settlement Of the stsie
70 locate and build their homes where the
natural fIow Of milk and honey Is most
abundant As TO good morals, sobristy, hon
ssty. hospitality and industry they compare
favorably with any class Of people on earth
Governors Hester, Wolf Snyder. R:tner
and Skunk rere all Pennsylvania Datch-
men, and their public records are Is free
from taint Of corruption, Of fraud. as any OF
their predecessors or SUCCESSORS. Among the
most successful and leading merchants,
manufacturers and business men ofthe city
Of ofPhiiadelphia. and inclnding lawyers. doc
tors. Journalists and educators, the Penusyl-
yauiA Dutch are second to NJ other class,
and in the heils Of science they are equally
prominent and second to none.
But IN several respects they are compara-
lively slow and non progressive They are
almost entirely without representation
among professional reIigiOnists for srpedi-
ency only They hardly ever turn up among
the ereat political eorruptionists, denia
g,sues and fraads, whist among the ex-
bankers and bssdlerS who during recent
years migrated 10 the north side of the St.
Lawrence there Is not single representative
Of the Pennsylvania Dutch persuasion
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MARRIED.

SANNER-HUABERr.-At Cumberland
Nd, August 265h, SO by the R-v.S F. Butts,
Mr. J. Howard sanner and Miss Sue Hum
bert, both Of Confluence. Pa
LINDsAY-NEIMlLLER.- Somerset,
on Thursday, September 5. 1883, by q. Lint
ESQ, Mr. George W. Lindsay and MRs
Catharine NeirnilIer, sil of Somerset County,
Penn'a,
Observation-Disclosures ), lss9,
at the Reformed Parsonage, Somerset, Pa,
By Rev. Hiram King. Franklin A. Airesman
and Miss Emma E Ash, both Of Edie, Pa
BRANT-S3IITH-- September ), 1883. at
the Reformed Parsonage, Somerset, Pa, by
Rev. Hiram King. Mr.. John E. Brant, Of
shanksvilie. Pa, and Miss Alice Smith, Of
sipesvills, Pa.
-MUSSER.-At the home Of the
brides parents. Berlin Pa. Thursday, Sep
tember 5. 1889. by Rev. J. II. Knepper. Mr.
Elias z. Lichfy, of Carleton, Nebraska and
Miss Rebecca VI. Mnsser of Berlin, Pa.
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A Big Criminal Court.

The coming term Of Court bids fair 10 De
of even more importance. and will excite
more attention than the last one. With
three murder cases, and other important
criminal cases to be tried the HERALD viii
again have TO issue daily edition. At this
big Court justices Of the Peace and cOnsta-
bIes will call al Fishers Book Store 20 buy
Binns' Justice. I'unIap's Forms, ConstabIe's
Guides, Fee Bills, Sale Bills, Bonds, Sum
monses, Deeds. and all sorts Of legal blanks.
Also. legal cap and FOOLS cap paper. official
size envelopes, doekets. and everything in
the stationery line neeied by justices and
ConstabIes. All the back numbers, daily
and weekly, Of the SOMERsET HERALu. with
full. particulars Of the Umberrer murder.
the Nicely Boys, the foder Robbery and
Hanging. and the MeCieilandtown gang,
the mysterious Sbsuiis Hanging and Shoot
ing can only be obtained at Fishers Book
5 ore. All and any hack numbers Of soz-
EEsEr HEE4LB by mail from Fishers Book
Store at ) cents per copy, cash with the or
der. Stamps taken.
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RrotheravaIlex ltems-

Mrs Vim. SeTits Is lying critically III NJ
her home, from heeiisets Of stroke Of pal
~. Her friends have no hope Of her re-
oovery.
Elwari s Kimmel. a son Of A. g. Kim
mel, left FOR Pittsburgh last week. where he
vii attend school during the coming fall
ard winter
The date for the reunion al Berlin has
been changed from the 4th to the 1lth Of
Ocfobcr. This change was deemed necessa-
= BY the Post. on account Of the 4th com
fsg in the second week Of court.
The Grangez Of smallsdaul" and the
Maple Grove sunday-school will picnic to-
gethsr At Maple Grove on Saturday, Sepiem-
Yber 2lst. The Grangers viii turn out in
body. uniformed in full regaIia, and good
time Is anticipated.
Mr and Mrs. James B. Walker. formerly
residents ofthis township, but for the past
ten years residing in Thayer County. Neb..
are at present visiting relatives and friends
in this section. They viii start for their
western home next Monday.
The sSAool board Of Brothe7svaiIey Town.
ship wiz meet at the shaffer House. in Ber-
lin, on Saturday. September i4th, TO employ
Twelve teachers for the coming term OF six
months. They vii also. on the same day,
receive bids tc furnish coal for the twelve
school houses 70. the ensuing winter
term.
The Sunday school picnic at the plank
road last SATURDAY was fizzie, on account Of
rain. The speakers stand was most beauti-
fully and profasely decorated with flowers
and evergTeens. being the handsomest 1 ever
saw at a country picnic. Miss Ella J. Cole
man deserves special credit for the artistic
decorations.
Joseph Hanger. Of this Township, and Ed
ward Spangier, of Berlin, have received no
tice Of their appointment as L. s
Gauger and Storekeeper. Rumor has
it that C. F Raymsn has also received an
appointment, but he has not yet been OH
cially notified. They are all excellent young
men and wear broad smiles, and no doubt
will make proficient employees.
T. T Kimmel can now be fos:nd at all
times al the old reliable Republican postof-
fee qusrtsrs. on the Poorbaugh corner. Mr..
K always lid wear broad smile, but since
be IS n the posiotfiee the smile IS much
longer and broader than before He win
make a frst-class postmaster. He comes
from family OF great longevity, and the
Pesple Of Berlin and vicinity are to be con-
graduated that they viii have him for P.
" for the next 95 years
Sow AND THEN.
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- Morning Glory
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We wish TO call attention TO that great en-
terprise. where one can see 50 much for 50
little money. We advise our readers 10 take
advantage Of the cheap transportation. and
see the great exposition. and While visiting
he sister cities do not fail TO look for num-
Der 8 Federal street, Allegheny where one
Of the finest aac most complete liquor stores
can be seen in this country. You will con-
vince yousrff al glance. that when you
give your patronage 70 such house you are
sure 70 BE well treated and get value for ryoEr
money. The proprietor Of said house can
not aford 10 bypothecste his reputation ard
do okherwise He confines to sell six year
old pure rye whisky At s. 90 per quart. or
six qaarts for s. co. His Silver Age has no
equal. which be sells AZ 81 80 per full quart
All kinsss of wiaes from 50 ceats upwards,
and no extra charge for pscking or shipping
to any place Send fsr his price list and cat
aIogue and oblige-
Mar KrErx
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A Poetic Jury.

The jury that settled the case Of Jane
Mccoy, a notorious Texas outlaw hange
on Friday OF last week, returned its verde
in the following rhyme
We, the jury in the Mccoy Case,
Have found his actions very base
We think thar lis only just,
When to Us IS given trust,
No reason why We should abnse
Our bodies further with misuse
To waste our time in vain sndsayor
The Judge wOuld say twas very clever
But no, their guns went bang. bang
Then why in hi should be not hang
Twill 6e lesson IN after time
To warn men from such crime
So should our lives be pure and true,
Then We viii not have in Court 70 sue
For life or property or divorce.
For I&w will surely have its force
As il did 10 this case.
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In the Recorder S Office.
Deeds Observation-Disclosures Licenses
issued.

Since our last report the following deeds
have been placed on reoord in the Record
er's Office
DEEns RECORDED.
Robert II. Patterson 10 Julia Blansst-
property in Qaernahoning township con-
sidersiion 500.
Elijah shockey TO Ludwig Young, prop
erty in Larimsr toxnships consideration
sl5e.
Ludsix Young TO Somerset County Poor
Directors, property in Lariner township;
consideration $3.50.
Daniel Rhoeis 70 Wilhelm He'll property
in Ursina Borough consideration $50.
John Deitz 70 Jshn Z. Scott, property IN
Somerset township; consideration $50.
John r Scott 20 Frederick A. Buchanan,
property in Somerset township; eonsidefa-
ton S325.
John Alsfps Administrators Wesley W.
Grave. property IN Allegheny township con
sideraficn sa57.
David ]. ShaiE'-r 10 GotsIieb stranb, prop
erty in Paint township; consideration sisi,-
I2l.
Gottlieb Strsub to John II. Veil, property
in Paint township; consideration s. $50.
Alexander Rhodes to John c. Cunning
ham, property in Upper Turkeyfoot town
ship. consideration s522-
J.M- olinger 10 John S. Graves, property
in Meyersdale Borough consideration $780,
75.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
franklin A. Airesman and Emma E. Ash,
both of Somerset township
George W. Lindsay and catharine NinliIler,
both Of Black township.
John E Brant of shanksvilIe and Alice
smith OF Somerset township.
Henry A. Baughman and Mary Elizabeth
McKinzie, both Of Iarimer township.
Willard N. Aubrey ol Chicago and Evange-
Hae Griffith of Jenner township.
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3. & B.
Your Name, Please.
We want to send to every reader Of this.
IS well as hundreds Of other
papers a copy Of our
New Fall and Winter Catalogue
AND -
FASHION: JOURNAL

You get il free Of charge and postage
prepaid. Don't fail to send rs your name
AMI address, plainly written on a postal
card, viii be suaieient). and mention the
paper in which our advertisement was
seen.
II you received a copy Of our Spring
Catalogue. We already have your name
registered. and yen viii also receive the
Fan Issue. We sincerely hope you viii
read its pages carefully, and, If possible.
compare cur prices with those Of some,
or any other large house in America
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Soldiers Reunion.

The ANIMAL Reunion of the Grand Army
Posts, old soldiers and Sons Of Veterans of
Somerset county, win be held AZ Berlin, Pa #,
on Friday, October IL, lSs9. Arrangements
have been made to run special excursion
trains from Johnstown. Cumberland and
Coanellsville.
Adjutant General D. H. Hastings, will be
present 70 deliver an address Other promi.
nent and able speakers have been invited
and are expected to be present. A grand,
good time Is expected. and every effort viii
be put forth 70 realize il. Full particulars
viii be given later. The public IS cordially
invited. Committee.
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Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Diseases,

ANSWER 10 INQUIRIE.-Hundreds write
to me trying To describe their case and ask If
can cure them. the cost etc etc
l must answer-There are hardly two cases
alike, OF requiring the same treatment, vet
80 ont OF 100 can be cured or benefited To
treat you without an examination Is g1ess-
ing. You can taffori 20 guess OF your sight
or hearing. symptoms TIA. seem TO yJG
harmless, NAV be most dangerous Deiav
blinds more than disease Il will cost yOu
but 81 10 > Tor a complete examination.
then can tell you wnat can and what can
not be done. the cost and sIl about it you
then know what yOu ought 70 do. If treat
ment i taken. the examination Zee IS credit
Ell on its c,St- Take advantage Of excursion
rates during the Exposition o. W Saaier,
" D., s04 Penn avenue Pittsburgh. Pa
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MIA WIN pau

iieio Nike shske How are you ?"
N a. risaL Fisk thank You.
Z here are you going. Nike -
HAy' tisk. am going to Somerse, to
ny account to J. B. Snyder; be has sold
Is store and wants his money"
=. Nike. paid him last week, and
- 'od me that unless the persons
ls nm money would come and settle
Aaa pay their accounts be would have
--lAs c1sis, as i was impossible for him
3 oai and see every person that owed
snow that Snyder needs his money
e saoula Be paid
We. F-sk he win have what I owe him
ia5. IA ta
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WENT OVER NIAGARA.
steve BrodIe's Ride Throuzn The
Torrent


NIAGARA FAILS, Sept T.-sfeve Brodie ae-
compiishei The iest today of going over vi
agarz Falls ia a rubber Suif. Brodie and his
party arrived 81 Cliftoa last night They
were Ernest Gerold. John Ledger. John Nc
carthy, William Z. Harding and several
newspaper correspondents They pus up st
ihe Waseriy Hotel. and registered under
6eticious names in order TO avoid suspicion.
sEoDEE's zUsaxR sun.
Brodie's suit was placed 20o feet shove the
Canadian Falls last night ready for use In
Aaled rubber tubes, ropes, etc, were also
placed near the Maid Of the Mist landing
Br0die lsff the hotel with the party at "A n.
Jonh Mccarthy and Ernest GsEold and Bro
die went to point BOO feet above the falls.
He then stripped and had his body padded
with cotton batting. then put ca the rubber
suit, which was inflated Hify-twO inches
around the waist and seventy-6ye inches
around the chest the head gear was also
inflated, while two steel bands protected his
body.
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Golden Patent Flour always gives entire
satisfaction.
Heno Tea never fails to please.
Breakfast, Java, and Stag Brands Roasted
Coffee, sold only in bulk, beat them all.
Kingan Hams. Breakfast Bacon, and Lard,
are the best on the market.
Marvin's Eagle Butter, and Brownsville
Water Crackers always kept in stock.
xxx New York Cream. and Ohio Swiss
Cheese are leading Specialties at our Store.
Peaches. Melons, Csntelopes, Sweet Pota-
toes, Celery, Grapes, &c, daily and weekly
during season time.
Respectfully,
CnnK 4 BEERrrs.
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TERMS.

The share or the widow * Inc pu-ehse money
f0ue third after ynenf oE al jcsr debts and r.
ga charges SHAH remain IN the hands f the plfr-
caaser df1ri1g tas natural life Of Maria Ei-1lBci
The widow of EdEErd Slzzei deed. and ~
Interest thereof sasl he aaaazliF aud r-zrlla-lv
paid % Ee- b. The purcha-ex. his heirs and e.
signs hosding The pretnises. . 3s recovered TX
distress, q ctherwiSe renl- are Feeovsra Il
tbs Cotaslo zeziih, a tieh he sd EiilsF shszI
Se7cert n ffI szftsiacrio1 of her i01sr 10 he
prcrni-es. and 81 be- decese her share q the rrr-
chase money shall BE paid % the heir of Iii
ward kturDei, Cect TIE balance sla BE raid
N tsrfr e4ss1 f1s-a>rss, ten per cent 70 b paid
GSstl on cay u ssie she reuzafls.er ol eIs-tasrf
~ the confirmation Of ih- ale Jue-lliri iu ore
yeaT and the reu1si-ing t1tri IA va yea-s ssitls
Interest OF the de.e-Ted p4Fnlrnis ff1In ne con
Ef1nGtfou o. lie sEl.- Rl-zszsz1g1 z7Vel IL q
April. i-9l Privilege 70 purchaser % pus 10 fsII
CROPS. and Hse purE of dwelling h0use - No
gwen upon payment 0f tile % Ier cent doFz-
AAKtiA RITA MuI.A2HAE.
A. G. EiNHEI
sepill Trls-ecs-
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PAHkER & PARkER.

During the coming volume The Century is
to have an illustrated series Of articles on the
French Salons Of the seventeenth and eigh-
teenth centuries, including pen portraits Of
many Of the leaders and detailed account
Of the organization and composition Of sew
eral historical salons A great number Of
interesting portraits viii be given with the
series
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-11

The oorner- stone for the Evangelical
arh nea- Nineveh vii be aid on SaEur-
sep- -lst. lss9 at ~ A. u IN the after
-a tae i-aEe Ofthe bGildiug EiA BE- r4isel.
Z ne evening preaeling in the Lichty
l'cl. and also on sabbath morning and
'ninz. After the sermon on sabbath morn
: Communion Services. All are invited
T. BscH. 2. T.
4. ]. EElL. 7. C.
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The STATE college

'Eil be open u students on Tuesday. sep
naer l1th. lss9. The new builJing for
I-ag ladies connected with the College
soon BE- ready for occupancy. Both
= received Good ADVANTAGES. Cats-
81 and Circulars can be had Al the
ImmeHlal Hotel. Somerset.
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The following letters remaining at the
Somerset post Office viii be sent 10 the Dead
Letter Offsce at Washington, d. c.. If not
called for within ten days from this date.
September 1ith, iss1
Anderson Asgu=t: Barry Nay L. co;uoz-
zIe Donatu psaT Agnes NJ; Hoover Ella
Eul4nz Sadie; Mossr Kzse L. Miller Daniel
D Nm. Penrose Mrs. z W; Ricks Albert;
wayland r z
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Many Of the Old soldiers Of this place who
participated in the memorable battle Of
Gettysburg in July, 60. left for that place
Monday and Tuesday Pennsylvania day
viii Be celebrated on the famous battlefield
tomorrow, and the day following. Il is es-
timaie5 that fully 1900 veterans will be
present.
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VISITORS to the Western Peunsylva.
MA Exposition, September 4th to Octo-
Der 18th, are cordially invited to make
our stores their headquartez- Big enough
to accommodate You By the thousands
Everybody knows where it IS Make
appointments TO meet your friends at 'B.
< BIS.
There viii be plenty to interest you
here while you wait.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-11

". D. Jones. Of Phiiadelphia, has pnr-
chased Of Levi Smith seven aeres Of land
adjacent 70 the Bedford Springs property, for
the sum Of 81 80. II Is said that it Is the
object OF the new owner to crecf cottages Il
l. also said that hospital is to be erected On
The grounds just bought and 10 be devoted to
iuralids Who may 90 there 70 receive the
benefits Of the water. The tract just pur-
chased lies sou,h Of Tie Vermont cottage
and is ia olose proximity to the Springs
p-oPSr.
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Tsachers wanted.

The School Board Of Somerset Tovnship
vii meet at the somerssf House. on sarnr-
day. the slsi day Of September. 1859. fof Tie
puTPose of employing tweaty ire teachers
for the ensuing term q six months. They
also meet on the following Saturday. August
18th. to rscsise bids for furnishing fnel-
D. h WALxER Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-11

A pet dog followed daughter Of Engineer
Snyder 10 the train al Williamsburg Blair
county. several days ago He was ejected
from the cars. when be sat down beside the
track and uttered low whines. Soon after
the train began to move, when he jumped
forward, put his head under the moving
train with every sign Of deliberation. and
WIS decapitaied
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our New Goods are Opened.

Our new fall stock has been received and
we can show the kandsomest and cheapest
and most complete assortment Of good in
our line we have ever offered We have
just completed our new room and would be
pleased TO have you cali ard examine our
stock.
Look for our advertisement in next weeks
HERaLp.
PREKER 4 PaRxrp
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Notice

Persons ousng me note or hook accounts
viii please call and pay the same. Owing
10 the sickness of the parties to whom I sold
my store. viii be unable 10 come to see
you- I need money badly and unless I can
collect money VII have 70 make costs en-
the notes and accounts hold
J.B. ssxDkz.
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New Goods.

NeE gods Of all kinds Just come in and
niug in. Dress goods Of al kinds. plush
'slEeis. underwear, gloves, hosiery, fan
canton aGnnels, ete, Very cheap.
Ms. A. z. THL.
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Il. G. CuzsSsHnm-

The Lutheran sunday school Of Lamberts-
vile viii hold their annual Harvest-home
Picnic on Saturday the 2Ist, OF September.
On the same day the corner stone ofthe new
Lutheran ehurrh viii be laid. All are cor
daily invited TO attend
COMMITTEE
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OUR CATALOGUE

Contains 100 pages of useful information
lis Z complete reyies of the latest
Fashions and Fabrics, and a detailed
price list of everything in the DRY
GOODS line.
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Hides. and Furs. I viii pay the highest
cash price for all kinds of hides, pelts and
furs- ] also want 500 cords Of Rock Oak and
Spruce Bark. 100 corsis wanted at once.
Call on me at my residence, immedi-
stely west OF the g. 4 C. Station
H.G. CurrrreHsr
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g 2. & @ Rai.road win nun 4 special
'''a % the Pittsbargh Exposition on
-'-As' September l2th, and viii sell
>ll ueSsis At the following rates. good
-.'7 aays, which includes admission 70
Aiio4inon- fer train As designated BE-
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sRoplE - nIs zlpE.

Do you suffer from scrofala. salt rheum,
or other humors Take Ho0i's SArsaparil-
la, the great blood purifier. 100 doses one
dollar
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That portion Of Cambria borough, through
which the Good swept, IS being built up in
raPid manner. Front street, which was torn
out almost to the river bed. Is being tiled
up and new houses are springing up daily
.T1kastossa Dzlaooraf.
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TRUSTEES SALt
Valuable Real Estate.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1SS'
DWELLING HOUSE

large new barn. and tR0 trnast house has a
gus9i apple orehE7d. HuI1sruus s1celIeLE aurihss
zad very Sll1able Li1lestole lul-ry. noa oi. en-
ho y A certain lot ef ground situate Ia
ItUt Il Berlin Borough. IL szid County al
keyersdale and alleys. having rhsIeoo erec.esi a
good twosIory frl1ae Dwelling house. and
stable
NJ , The undivided oze- 1aifof e certain
ieGs y. trxet II land. situate IN rhe Tisun-
mp u 5rufheTsEaleT. adAa.1jI-s lands uf iona
shsn Miller : A { = g Pbilsou, and otter.
eonz4inIlIg TWO acres. mofe O. lcsL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-11

Mr. JeLu NesIiuen. OF Addison township.
spent several days Of last week IN somerses
visiting bis sons. Or. 5. J. and Deputy Sher-
id Milton McMiilen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-11

The residence Of Mr.. J. A. Bsrkey. en-
Main street, was entered By bnrglars Monday
night A quantity Of bread, butter, eggs,
aud other edibles were carried away by the
thieves.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-11

The Maro0nsr visited Jennert0wn Satur-
day Tor the purpose OF doing mp the 'Farm-
ers'' % that place. The last named club
failed 20 show up at the grounds at the time
appointed, and the umpire gave the game to
the ~Maroons' on a score Of to o. An
easy victory.
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Mr.. l. c. Beachy. of Kansas City. brother
Of J. F. Beachy, Of this place. who has been
seriously i'll with congestion Of the lungs at
the latier's residence for the past several
weeks, is c0nvalesciug slowly.
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James L Pugh, ESD, left for Gettysburg
Tuesday morning From there he viii 90
to Atlantic City for the benefit OF us health,
which h4s been rather Prec4rious Er the
past month or more.
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Tie next regular term OF court VII con-
nencs Monday September ssrd.
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Mr.. Cd A spangler, Of Berlin, was last
week appointed e. 5 Storekeeper and
Gauger, and assigned to Baughman' dis
tiilery. This is the second change in this
branch Of the service that has taken place
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-11

Jnase Basr Is holding o0urs a. B-ssord
this week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-11

The Misses Mollls ard Laura Hiiensn. Of
this place, are visiting relatives in Addison
township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-11

Tie lall term Of the public schools ofthe
borough will open one week from 10 day,
September 18th.