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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03

IL. Tie Colonies Of the is and I'd
regiments will march their companies from
camp directly 10 the depot. and embark on
special tram for Portland, and In time for
the train TO start At 5 20 A. NJ. In order
10 save confnsion and loss Of property CON-
psniss viii embark In their order in line.
III. Bioases srd fatigue esps will be
packed 10 knapsaeks and ovsreoats strapped
under hspi blssksts and all baggage will
be packed for shipment, properly marked
and left IN qgartxfs. Spfhss wiA be re-
moved from helmets and carried 10 KNAPP
sacks, and be replaced before parade 10
Portland. Tents will be left standing and
closed, Oficers baggage for use during
the tour of duty In Portland viii be ready
for shipment by ti5 A. NJ One team
will be fnruisbed for each regiment for
trans portAtion Of officers baggage to train.
~. Colonel Kendall, commanding LIST
regiment. With his command, will report to
the Adjatxnt &c lersl for escort duty at /
A. NJ, July 3.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. Mitchell.
WV. c. WOODBURY.,
Major aud Assg. Adjt. Gen.
Rifle Practice.
In connection With an account Of the
rifle practice, word should be said con
corning the changes that have been made
at the range. As the embank ment is now
constructed there is comparatively no dan
ger OF shooting over. The embank ment
has been raised nearly three feet and made
steep, so that 10 effect IL affords twice the
protection from shooting over that il did
before these changes were made.
The little wind ct the rifle range We'd
nesday forenoon was from the southeast
and What is known a. FIVE O'Clock wind
among msrksmen. so that the direction was
Gas s,sble as any Wind could be.
There were nine company teams that shot
in the company team match, the scores
differing bat little from those Of Tuesday
when the regular allowances are made for
the Burlington sights, several Of which were
used Wednesday. Following are the scores
made by the teams
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03

Flies ard Ants are quickly annihiated By
mixing . teaspoonfui Of ROUGH On
RATS With . saucer Of sveetencd vater
place on high shelves OF suspended in the
room; or mix a teaspoonful Of ROUGH
ON RATS With half poand Of brown 81.
gar and sprinkle on high out of reach
shelves. or on rear border Of lover shelves,
out Of reach OF children. Cut this out.
Don't worry your feet with hosiery thai
IL not shaped TO fis the natsrai foot. There
10 more comfort for the wearsr and less
mending for the housewife in waukenhoss
than in any o,he. foot gear made, and every.
body ought I, wear than. The local deal
ere sell them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
Afternoon


After good dinner in every mess house
on the ground, and brief rest. the men
were again called out for battalion drill
Roth regiments drilled in marching bat
,.,;., ,,,n, whos,,,, he b.,,sH,n form..
'" 's -,
non Oh close columns Oh a'''s''"' An' 'e'
ployment into line then change OF fron'
on irss and eighth companies. The Second
.u,,o, h.v,n, h..,, f,-,i,bs, with blank
-. IA,
carriages oer'ot"e" tue 'A"'''' "'''
With firing. Al the regular time came the
brigade dress parade. followed by practice
- A.,, ;..n,. III. rsx;ex;,o
"auon oe'nS on 'he ess' sue VI '''e s'0'A''
the regime Il forming on the color line.
.,Tht. ha, been a busy tlay, with more
,...,,,, ain, thu, aver before expert,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03
Sarsaparilla

has been the Standard blood purifer Of the
vofid-nc other approaching It In popular
eahdenee % universal demand. Ifs form
ais. b approved b. the leadiag physicians
AMI druggists. Being pure and highly con-
eeiitrafsd. 10 h the most economical u zay
poassbie blood medicine. Every purchaser
Of ssrxapArIla should Insist upon having
this preparation and see that each botfle
teafs the well K uowu name a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
furnished Rooms.


A CHOICE. elegantly furnished suite,
"A with exclusive bathroom square and
kngic rooms. Owners residence. s. West
II LEGAYI FRONT ROOM. facing stuy-
~ NessDt Park hot and cold water, clos.
~. &c; gentleman reference. AMBER
r. EAMERCY PARK, NORTH, known a.
v 1877 and 130 Fat 2lst-st.-cc liable
noi3s. en- suite Or singly.
Al OKTH GRAMERCY PARK. i47 East
~ Handsomely furnished rooms 20
" breakfast u desired references.
A. EMILY fnrnlshed froat room to let very
~ reasonable. inquirs 207 West 4ist-
". gronad foor.
no LET.-Furnished, 20 two gentlemen,
I large room with business Privileges
Tor - per week. BENNETT, 2Oj 9th
ave-, near l7th-st.
Two HANDSOME ROOMS, with dress.
l ing rooms. second floor; also back psrior.
sG West 5lst-sl.
no LET.-I4 University Place; nicely
4 furnished front hall room; gentlemen.
" cry NICELY furnished large front par
Tor use Of piano; every conNeLiencc;
se1ueIssn moderlte. hr>. LAUSH, 1877
wy, 55th-s,.
1lTH.ST., 1i9 LAST.-Niecly furnishld
~ inst. Goo font iooal flr Two gent esGtn
~ married couple; private house.
a1sT.sT., so4 EAST.-Large front room;
also two hail rooms; bone comforts;
kfnis reasonable.
leo WEST 10TH 81. Furnished hall,
AOO DOM Third bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25

=, EAMSrRESS.-Will!n TO assis, VITA
= chanberworlS or other duties, IN private
family; best city references. Address
r. r. 1OO West 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
Board Wanteb.

W ANTED.- Rooms WITH board IN private
w family. FOR gentleman and VIE b.
yFen s0th and se.h -ts on Madison OF
ob1-aye.: references exchanged. Addfess
D. L.. 100 Yves. 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
Cltn Rral Gstatc 90 Get.

To- -- -I- - - o. ID - - 81 - 81 y
ZINE CORNER STORE In handsome
Il block moderate rent; also inside
store. HENRY j. CARR, l,549 9th-ave.,
near 9lst-st.
= 1H-AVlg., near Union Leseue.-Elegantiy
lease and furniture; 2 bargain fine for club
or bachelors or would rent 70 private fam
fly: 4; 500 year. Address ELEGANCE.
Hnbune Uptown Office, LBS broadway.
~ WALKER ST-TO Let Entire build.
~ ing 2JxSO: power can be had, IL re-
oured. WM. G. WALKERS SONS, 2992
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25

Very beautiful patterns in Plush and Mooi
Zap Robes. also Harness, saddles,
Brides. Clipping Machines. Harness soaps,
Dressings Oils and Horse Goods OF every
kind. Send for catalogue.
A --OVERIN & MARKERT. 600 eth
N. ave-, ! SAP Broadway, 40 East 3ytn-
St. SOL, SOB Park-avc. Monthly estaDhs
ncnte unsurpassed; equal every respect TO
private.
A LOvERIN & MARKERT. 1.5i2 Broad.
a. way.-Carriagrs OF every design for
shopping, calling and pleasure driving.
A -OvER1N & MARKERT, 501, sos
n. Park-ave., corner acknowledgement ac-
commodaCons for boarding horses; stable
just completed; every convenience; open,
boxed stalls.
EOR SALE.-Pair closely matched dapple
grsys. 159. hands high, seven and eight
rears old, sound, perfectly kind IN oil har-
hess. broken 70 saddle, tandem and fourth
band work; they are sweet-temperrd and
ran road 1fty miles in a day handhy per-
feet tam for broucham or II cart no. afraid
Of l. X. u. price 1900. CHARLES BULK.
Ely HUBDELL, Wall-st.
GOOD secondhand top wagon, suitable
NJ for any business, for sale cheap. 400
East 74th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25

II AVS WORK.--A respectable widow
~ woman wishes 60 20 out by day wash
ing. housekeeping or ironing; viii t,ke
washing home. Address NJ. C., 236 East
54tn--f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
Real estate TO Gx1hanae

I HAVE PROPERTY at Bensonhurst-by.
the-Sea worth about 81 500 which 1
would exchange for brooklyn property OF
about same value. Address A.. Box 2,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
Rooms Uanteb

VNANTED.-By a lady and daughter,
w sunny apartment OF 3 or furnished
rooms. with restaurant In house persons
able tenant by addressing, stating location,
which must be gctween Attn and 9th ayes.
above 9ath-st n. CROCKER,141 Centrc-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
fel, Wantcn.

- -------~.-'
FcIoaieS
A PPRETTICES inprover,. good sewers /;
"A aisJ ladies' and girls to learn d:esslnak-
Ing ard cutting steady work aud high
wages. Call or write LONDON AND
PARIS DEE-SMABING CO., iOl Wet
2lst-st.. cor. Gth-dye.
- ri 20 90 General homework la sinai
N family; must be good washer ;sId
iTOner; one who sleeps home preferred.
lGO Fast 3Cth.st, I'd apartment.
- ENERAL HOT sEwORK. - Competent
NJ gih wanted Ia small American family (;
onc who thoroughly understands her work.
Apply BROWN, lS1 West lS5thst.
1 AIDES looking for paving business and
4 not AFRAID OF Work. call w ~ l4th-st.,
Eo0iu 80
w ANTlD. Two girls; ono must b.
w good cook end laundrce, other cham
b rmald aud waitress. Apply 2iO West
JJth-st
VOUSG GIRL 20 do Hight homework
l. would prefer one Who could steep ~
: ONE. address Bnl st.WOkh~ Tribune
Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
Ciin Real estate for Sale.

L OR SALE TO INVESTORS.-Two SIN
Il ge fats; steam heated. all improve
mentss twill pay 10 Der cent on selling
price; first-class location. j. w.
FIELDER, 80 Liberty-st
w EST END-ANE., No. 217. near : fth.
w st.-ThFec-stOly biick and brOwnstone
20 feet wide choice location liberal terms
b. desirable party Opei for inspection any
time. Apply }. Il. ROY, 30S Produce EN-
change.
A STORY STONE. French basement
= West Side; good neIghtorhocd row
rented 81 200: only -, 500 cash balance on
mortgage long a. desired. Address c. w.
LODEi:, Broadway and 9th-st., care II. IL.
d Denning.
C0S non -Four-story 20-ft.. cabi-
- ~O,OUUs net trimmed. near park
ard Office. STEVENS, 9th-aye., corner
93d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
Confirm Real Gsiaic for SALE

VOnNIrn hfGl SSlulc 1OI cule
s~ ~----~-> -~--~-,-,~~~'>~~ - '---7~~~--->>>~~
A oENCY FOR MONTCLAIH.-Dwel
AZ for sale; land by Che acre or lot;
houses to let. furnished or unfuraisned.
tubes & TAYLOR. Beckmsn-st.. y. y.
VALUABLE water frJat for sale, with
~ three acres OF upland. on New-Yotk
bay, at Clifton, Staten Island, rutland
& WHITING, . BeekmaH-st
A r EW-BRIGHVON, 5. 1.-Two cot
a tages a Queen Anne In perfect order.
To- slxl3l IT, one 3 stories, In good Order
EpmmOdl0ls and convenient. lot O3NlfS IT, (;
,ot,. rented TIL Nav next views may be had
~ application. HORACE WINANS, III
Broadway.
T. or SALE.-Healthy homes. Homestead
riil and email iar1. Address owner,
Z II NITMER, No.toway c. H.. Va.
r. uE SALE-EXCHANGE- Farms, coun-
Try seas y 500 5000 TO $1,000
pit every body; 1000 acres .rlch WHEAT
knd; 1,700-acre ranch. 100 head stock
tottaecs, hotels. lots. Richmond Hill. else
shere; Investors. look In. j. W. FIELDER,
" Libertyst.
d AsSAIC. y. J.-Vila sites for sale ia
I all the principal avenues high ground
pifcct drainage; sewers. water gas, fire
tfns easy. ADRIAN g.. HEGEMAN Il
90. .so1 broadway.
& Oc0 ACRES OF Florida land Cor sale
O;JOO phosphate, rock found IN yicin-
~ chance for profitable investment. Ad-
sess Box l05. Rome, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
6orses ano Carriages.


~>>>~>>-~>~-~o-~-~~~>
A -kLANDhAU l. Co..
a. S72, Y74. S76 Bfoene-st
BROuGuAMS
BkOUGHAMS
BKQuGHAMS
NOVELTIES.
Curtain Rockaway1
Coupe kock1ways,
Depot Wagons,
IA. Top CabriolesA
Wagonettes.
Two-WheelerA,
Village Carts.
koso Wagons.
Top Phaetons,
Doctors Wagonav
Surrey WsEcns.
Fancy Vehicles
Buckboard&
Miniature Carts,
Runabout WagonA
bose Dos WaaonA
Road Carts,
Spider Phaetone. x,,r,
OVER 2y5 'DlEfEkENI "a LnS'
Lowest prices for PyomRt esSn oouc
kAR9k6I STOCK AM W ANI"o@'~S
in THE WORLD.
OVER 100
Secondhand Carriages Above styles.
pon;t purehasc u Carnage IN town or out.
until you pay Us vislt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
vIck's Floral Guide.

We have received from james Yiek. Roch-
ester, y. Y, his Fiorol Guide. which in
beauty Of appearance and convenience Of ar
rangement surpAsses anything in this line
which We have ever had the privilege Of
seeing before. 1t is pamphlet eight BY ten
inelss in size, and with the covers. which
are By 10 means the least important part Of
il, contains an even one hundred pages. Al
though called floral guide, il is devoted
10 vegetables as well, and includes as full a
list and description of both flowers, vegeia-
bles and also small fruits as could be
brought within lhe compass Of a book Of
this size
In all that the Xicks have undertaken
their aim seems to have been to attain as
near to absolute perfection as pJssible. and
probably no one ever did - M sch towards
bringing the cultivation Of i.owers 10 the
high standard which it has nov attained rs
did the head of this firm.
The firm Iakes the same pride in raising
choice vegetables as in developing attractive
varieties of flowers, and after using their
seeds for a number Of years We are able to
recommend them in the highest terms
We adsise all our readears TO send 10 cents
FOR the Guide which can be deducted from
first order; aud if the ne are any of our lady
friends who can succeed in growing natural
rose which viii compare IN beauty with the
New Striped Rose shown in the illustration.
We should Ike to receive an invitation to
call and see il
The HERsLn wishes TO add It's testimony
to the superior quality Of the seeds and
bulbs furnished by Mr.. Yick. For more
than twenty years We have been customers
Of his and have yet 10 recslve a seed that
refused to grow
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
A supreme court peoIslon.

The Supreme Conrt has just rendered a de-
eision sustaining the validity Of deed Of
separation entered into voluntarily by hus-
band and his wife. The ease was an appeal
from decision OF the Quarter sessions Court
Of Allegheny county. which issued an order
10 compel Thomas Rietsrds to csnfribute TO
the support Of his wife, Emma Richards, the
latter claiming that her husband bad desert
Ell her in September, 1851
Richards produeed voluntary deed Of
separation Al the hearing that had been exc
euted in March. lsS6, which, ia considsra-
ton Of certain money and property thar was
then transferred BY the husband TO the wife
the latter sgneed to release the former from
all claims she may otherwise have had on
him. The lower court refused TO acknowI.
edge the legality Of the deed. bat the Su-
preme Court has reversed this and decides
that such deeds have been frequently recog-
nizsi as legal, and that the wife. having
made the contract for non-support and non
interference, was estoPped from suing her
husband for support.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
County Roads.

One of the most interesting Of the ques-
iions Governor Hill, Of New York. in his
recent message, touches upon IS tha, Of
the improvement Of county roads He refers
to the unsatisfactory condition Of the rnral
highways, and then mases this proposition
" Il has been suggested thar the STATE should
proeecd TO construct through ever county
two highways running in different directions
and iniersec,ing each other in about the celi-
ter Of the coanty-snch roads 10 form part
Of complete general system. these in each
county TO connect with shose Of adjoining
COUNTIES. and TO be known everywhere as
state roads. constructed. cared for and main
tzined at the expense Of the State al large,
under the dire ton and supervision Of the
State Engineer or Surveyor. or other CON-
peient authority To be designated. This
system, when once completed. would enable
a person to start from New York City. Al
baDy. or any other point, on foot or in car
rage, and visit every county in the State
without once leaving the state roads. thus
:nsuring comfort, convenience pleasure and
speed. These roads should be macadAmized
or Constructed Of crushed stone or other
saiiable material. with proper cnlverts. good
bridges, sdequaie drainage. watering t7oaghs
and sign bgards, 50 as to compare faTcrably
With the best country roads of other coun-
,riss. and existing highways could be utilized
for this purpose 50 FAR IS feasible
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
Resolutions Of Respect

WHEREas, L hath pleased oar Almighty
Father the Ruler Of al things, to remove
from our midst the beloved wife Of brother
Aaron Shannon. OF UFsina Lodge, No. 500;
10. o. F., il Is considerste that we should
in some manner express oar s. mpathy on
so solemn an OCCASION, therefore, be it
Rssolred, That we synpaihise with our
brother and his family in this their hour Of
sorrow and sfiliciion.
Re~lesd That in The loss Of Mrs. Shan
non our brother IS deprived Of 4 devoted
helpmee; and companion, and The children
Of q kind friend end an atFee;ionate mother.
Rsssieof That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy 10 our sorrowing broIher aud his
family and hope that they may meet in that
glad reunion before the Father and Son in
the happy, eternal life where there is no
pairing
ResoiFed, That The secretary record the
above resolutions in the minutes Of the
Lodge, and bave them published in the
county papers and present copy to brother
Shannon and his hereaved family.
WM SHAW,
& + CUSSISeHAx,
g. W LKSHsgT.
COMMITTEES.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
@. A. r. Tribute. /.

wHEREss. Our comrsde, J. X. Miller. has
been called from the earthly fellowships and
Conflicts 20 the higher communion and
peaceful life Of heaven, therefore.
Resairsl That We acqniesoe in loyal sub
mission to the will OF Him whose wisdom
cannot be at fault. and whose acts are ever
determined by the love He bears His chill
dren
Resoired That although DR.. Miller had
joined the Grand Army only few days be-
fore bis death, we yet deeply regre; his loss,
for his character o. a Christian gentleman,
and the professional emineilce he had attain
Cd gave promise Of his value and efficiency
in the work OF the Post
Resolred, That our sympathy is hereby
rendered The s0rrowing wife and friends Of
our dead comrade Aud finally.
Rczoissd That this Posts tribute be pub
lished in the county papers
Presiding Offioers r f. Cummins Post. 30,
COMMITTEE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
Husband Items.

Mr. George F. Auman recently moved
into the house owned by Ms. ada Weller,
near this place.
Mrs. Valentine Miller has been visiting
here for some time past, thegusst Of Mr.. and
Mrs C. H. Miller.
MS Willard Brant. and her sister. Miss
Jennie. Of ShanksyiIIe, have been bere on a
visit for the past wesk.
The personal properly Of franklin Iauniz,
deceased, was disposed Of at public sale on
Tuesday of last week. Most Of the articles
sold brought reasonably fair prizes
Mrs. Katharine Weller, wife Of W J. Wei
Ter, departed This life on Monday, January
6,h, AT the advanced age Of % years, >
months and I5 days. Mrs Weller was n
member Of the Baptist church for number
of years, and lived consistent Christian
life The funeral took place last Wednes-
day, and was quite largely attended by rela-
tives and friends. who mourn the death of
an affeciionaie friend.
OCCASIONAL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
what Does mOoInty Mean +?

Perhaps It viii BE news 10 a good many
persons to be told that the irfernal McGiniy
business is ali about ballad which narrstes
the inmbles taken by Dan Mc5inty- down
vent McGinfyr has arrived at tise dignity of
beng THE gag Of the day. 1t was written
by one Joe Flynn. who says: i wrote the
song some time last April. and DIDN'T think
VERY much Of it. while my Pardaer, Mr..
Sheridan, thought nothing Of it at all. We
tried il on for the first time At the Provi
denoe opera house That important event
took place on the evening Of May 6. last
The song caught on al once, ard We, and as
far as I can see. every song aud dance man,
hare lseen singing II ever since. | suppose
it took me half an hour TO write the song
after ] got the chorus in my bead Murder
viii out. aud Al last has the fend confessed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15


The following named gentlemen have been
drawn 10 serve as Grand and Traverse gn-
rora al The February term Of conrt, begin
nirg the fyursh Monday. the 18th day
GRAND JURORS.
Addison-calvin Davis, William Failinger.
Black--yohn sseia.
Berlin Borough--George Rec.
BrotherssaIley--frviu Rsam, Henry Car
yer
Conemansl: Bennei kaufman.
Greenville-Sanae. Il. Giotfelfy.
Jenaer Milton L weighley, Edward
Thomas.
Lower uIkeyfoot-Tbomss Lichty.
Milford Aaron J. Miller, Jacob Egolf
New centTeriiie Bssough-Josiah Philip
pi, Reuben McafiIIen.
Pzint-D. W. Border
Qusmahcning- E. Hoover.
Somerset Boroagh-Albertc Conrad, Hiram
King.
somerset-charles LohnaAn, Noah staIsl,
c. II Berkey.
SHmmit-SsmueI Feri.
Upper rurkeyfoot--Aaron crzmer.
rRAvERsE JvRoEs-FrRsr WEEK.
Addison-charIes A MitcnelI
Ailegheny-Aagastus Gsessner. W. H Hill
iegas.
BrOthersvalley = Christian Garlets, Eli
Walker Wm II Fritz.
+ kl'ek-L a Manst
Jenner-Frederick Doages. Geo. W. simp-
sou. Henry Hershberger.
MiiforG-C- N. Baker.
neutrality-suspicious. Poorbsugh. D. W.
BittneF
Qaemahoping Noah sxank. Emanuel
Biough. James r. Bash.
shade-Wm- Thomas.
Somerset borough Peter Fink
sonierset-6eorge Smith. J. c. Lichiy, Ja-
cob Hemninger. WIN. H Tayman.
stonycreek-Pierce Ream, John H. Mar
tin.
summii-wniam zinn. C. W. s,atIer,
John A. Miller
Upper Turkeyfooi-Joseph Sxe;tzer
rRAvEEsE JUR0Es-sEcoSD WEEK.
Allegheny-w. T. Brzn; C. T. Baker.
Brothersvalley Charles Baldwin.
nemangh-Elwoods swank.
Conhuence Borongh-Jsshn A. Walker.
Elsiick-Harvey Daeoker. Christian J.
Yoder.
Sreeuville-F Francis Mckenzie.
Jeferson-John F. Hay. John Gindlespar-
ger Jonathan G Barclay Henry Lucas
Jenner-Daniel J Miller. Daniel Iaire. Ja-
ron c. Horner.
Lover Turkeyfoot-N. B. Tannehill-
MeyersslAls Borough L. Baechley, E
NJ Lichfy.
Middlecreek-A w Miller
Quemahoning-Alex MAurer, Daniel Viii,
John Ober
lockwood Borongh-James Sipe.
Somerset Borough-Alex. Huston, L. r.
Roberts
Somerse,-AleI Hunter. Jr.. Frederick
BinrDer, W F. Weller. Calvin Cunningham,
G. Z Mosioller. E. Z Pritfs.
stonycreek-R p Brant, John II. VIII.
Stoyestown Borough-Isaac Ferner.
summi,-Harvey P Berkley, Noah Yo-
der
Upper Turkeyfoot Noah 5. Snyder.
Wellersbarg Borougb-Michael Long.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Music IN var comuaon schools
Miss. Els Wesns-. Miss NINA VIII
How shall We teach composition IN or
emnsn setsoolse EH. Fouscbe-
Methods Of tearhirs reading ia the higher
grades VT saHnsr.
EIucafion hy doing c !. Sigior
How can se secure ciose attention in cisss
A. r. Barnes, I'd Bif.ner
Hc7 sbsli Ve teach physiology TO fs-i-
nx-y pupilse Mss Biarrhe Evans.
Tse tree ot5eea or faelie Schools
Miss Isa Shat
are the teseslers rsspor.sisle Tor the pariis
not stadyin,r al Of the common bsancaes2
I-W- wsigaiey. L. D. Pile
Discuss the teachers asthsrisy over the
pupils oa their way to ard ron school.
~ Miller.
The hcss method sf teaching geography.
Mss. Cora Wells.
Essays s.-Misses Mamie Kimnei. Hattie
VII aad Flora Will
Recitation Clara zipn-
The Institute viii be Organized at 7ss1
O'Clock Friday ereniag. Jan'y siih. Teach
ers are requested 10 b On time Friday even
ing for tie organization Coeniy Superin-
tendent ). NJ. Berkey ~iil Be present and
address the Insfiiaie ", II. Cover Princi-
pal OF he Somerset schools. and others viii
be present Tie programme vii be inter
sperstd with music ami queries.
Or. A. J. Endsley. Of Somerset, Pa, viii
deliver a lecture On Saturday evening on
gns Huinorously Considered = Dr. Ends-
ley has delivered this lecture IN different
parts Of the State, and the press has COM
mented him very highly on it. knowing
him personally for several years and Of his
reputation for long time. We know il VIII
be a rzre tleaf-