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Money invested in choice ons hundred dol
lar building lots In suburbs Of Kansas City will
pay from Ave hundred to one thousand per
cent. the next few years under our plan. $2j
cash and s. per month without interest con-
trolsa desirablelo lot Particulars on application.
j. IL Rauarlen d Co. Kansas City. Mo,
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NERVE REsToRER. No fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial o)tCls
free DR. Kline 93l Arch St. Phila., Pa
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If you have ever used Dobbins's Electric
during the "A years 1t has been so d, you lnlow
that It is the best and purest family soap
made If you haven't tried it, ask your grocer
for it 7loU. Don't take imitation. There are
lots Of them.
THE 1797 dime, with sixteen stars, is worth
81. The thirIeen-s ar variety j. worth s4.oo.
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, o.
LUCAS COUNTY, ("'
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he Is the
senior partner of the firm Of F. j. CHENEY q
Co., doing business IN the, City, of To:edo,
firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars
for each and every case Of CATARRH that can
not be cured by the usc of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A. D., 1885,
{sEA1 r,,,rn p,,,,,,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. md for testimonials
F.J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
sxT Sold by DR. lggists, I5c.
THERE are s3,COO,Ooo CT ARREARS of taxes du
Brooklyn.
Croup-Childrcn's Lives Saved.
HAvERsTRAw, n. Y.
"Tbis is to certify that have used for tan
years DR.. Tubias's Venetian Linimen', and
during that time have not paid 50 for doc
tors bills. Ihave used it for pains and aches,
dysentery, sore throats, cuts and burns, and
BY its use have saved several children's lives
when attacked BY Group. To the publ say,
only try it and you will find its value"
JOHN T. ROBERTS.
Sold by al druggists at p and 50 cents.
Depot 10 Murray ST., New York.
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Chicago contains ITO square miles, New
York forty-one.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-12-10

Oklahoma Guide Book and Map sent any whsea
on receipt Of 81 Tyler Co., Kansas City, Mo.
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no Won Ever snecuIate,

DO on Ever Speculate
Any person sending US their nams aud al
dress will receive information that will lea
to a fortune. BENZ: Lewis q O., Security
Building, Kansas City. Mo.
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Timber, Mineral, Farm Lands and Rancho,
in Missouri, Kansas, Texas and Arkansas,
bought and sold. Tyler & Co.. Kansas City, Mo.
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Mortgages on Kansas City property, interest
payable every six months; principal and inter-
est collected when due and remitted without
expense to lender. For sale by J. II. Bauerlein
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less in effect, quick and positive in action.
Sent prepaid on receipt of 81 per bottle.
Adeler ~ 20 b22 WYandOtte St. Kansas City, Mo
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"Woman, her diseases and their treatment"
A valuable illustrated book of seveaty-two
pages free on receipt Of 10 cts. for cost of mail
ing, etc. Address. p. o. Box 1865. Phila., Pd.
If afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eyc-water. Druggists sell at 25c. per bottle
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NJEXICAN NERVE PILLS the great Nerve, Brain
Nl aud Blool Tonic, for Neuralgia, Dyspepsia lndi
CestIon Constiputi' u, Loss OF Appetite, Nerv US
frostratlon Low Spirits, Trembling, &c: BY NAL y.
McXicIn Remedies Co., B,x 1891, Boston, Mass.
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THE 1897 dime, with sixteen stars, is worth
ST. The thirI GEMS ar variety j. worth S4.5O.
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unoale STUDY. Book-Sso2iny, Business For.n'
AumE PenmanshIp Arithn,tl 5aortala 81.
thoroughly taught by MAIL. Circulars lres
Bryaut's College, 457 Main St Buffalo, y. Y.
NVANTED-Acttve men can earn 500 p rmo. 10 sell
NV MIR CRY Stock O D. Green &CO.. Syracuse. Ny.
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THERE are sa,cOoOoo CT arre ars of taxes du
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
A Compass IN the Watch.


A correspondent of the London Trl,fh
sends the following "A few DAYS ago
was standing by an American gentleman
when I expressed wish to know which
point was the north. He at once pulled
out his watch, looked at Il, and pointed
70 the north. I asked him whether be
had compass attached TO his watch
All watches are eompasses, he replied.
Then he explained TO me how this was
Point the hour hand 70 the sun, and the
south IS exactly between he Lour and
the figure MI. on the watch. For in
stance, suppose It IS o'clock Point the
hand indicating to the sun, and II. on
the watch Is exactly south. Suppose it
Is O'Clock Point the hzad indicating
$ to the sun, and the figure Y. on the
watch IS due south Ny American friend
vas quite surprised that I did not know
this. Thinking that very possibly was
ignorant or fact that every one else
knew, and happening to meet Mr. Stan
ley, l asked that eminent traveller
whether he was aware Of this simple
mode Of discovering the points Of the
compass he said that be had never
head Of it. I presume, therefore, that
the sorid IS in the sane state Of ignor-
ance. Amalf Is proud Of having been
the home Of the inventor Of the compass
/ do not know what town boasts Of nv
American friend as a CITIZEN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
Two tanous AngIo.s saxons.


New York Sssa The two most prolific
speeehmakers in our own language IN
these times are Chauncey Mitchell De-
pew and William EEart Gladstone. Mr.
Depew is 56 years old and Mr. Gladstone
will be 81 next month. Both Of them
are strong. full Of vim, and IL the full
ness of their mental powers Gladstone
is 8 parlismentarian and pu5licist De-
pew IS q lawyer, railroaieI and business
man. Gladstone Is q more learned schol-
ar than Depew. who Is a more nimble-
Titted man than Gladstone. Gladstone
has been a prominent figure for nearly
as many years as Depew has lived. In
the activity ofDepev and Gladstone there
Is no surcease. Gladstone Is one Of the
most voluminous aathors of the age
Depew has not been what Cal vie spoke
Of himselfas being. "a maker az books"
but be Is more Of banqaese, than Glad
stone is. Both DepeR and Gladstone are
men Of eonrily manners. bat Gladstone
IS less genial than Depew. Both are
owners Of estates, but perhaps DepeE Is
more afsiueEt than Gladstone. Ciads. one
may again b. Premier Of England. and
Depew may vet be 4 candidate for Presi-
dent Of the United States. Depew was
stOdent at Yale; Gladstone at Oxford.
Both Of them are ehurchmen. Glad
stone is said 10 be the master Of seven
tongues; but Depew's Linguistic gsnins is
boundless- Gladstone Is a Hoineric and
classical erudite; 50 is DepeE. Gladstone
has been a junior Lord Of the Treasury.
Member OF the Privy Council, Secretary
for the Colonies. Chancellor Of the Ex-
cheguer, and Prime Minister Depew has
been an AssembIymsn, Secretary ofState
in the State Of New York, Minister to
japan, and President Of the Union
League Club. Gladstone can enlighten
his hearers on almost any subject 50 can
DepeT- A statute Of Gladstone was erect
ed twenty years ago; the statute Of De-
pew has not vet Deen raiza1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03


WheneFer kindly or considerate act
10 shown you, my dear. be always care
fuI to say that magic index TO good breed
ing Thank y0n-r Certainly you say il
10 the man friend Who has given you an
evening Of amusement At the theatre. CT
the concert. or who has taken you 10
and fetches you frsm q friends home.
To whom else should you say II?
To the maid servant who hands you
yonr ietters, who makes special point
Of keeping your room in good order, and
who, remembering that you liked certain
things. placed in certain way, vas care
ful sIvays TO do IL
To the stranger who holds open door
for you, to the elevator man who saves
ysa elinbipg y ran7 stairs. to the man
Who gives you 8 sea. Ia car Or omuibus.
AID o anybody. IN any station Of life.
who shows you courtesy Of any kind.
We are apt 70 be very stingy with our
thanks; to accept things entirely too
much for grzntel, and to believe, in hav-
ing ceurtesies shswn us, that they are
only what We deserve. Now this IS the
wrong way Of looking at il. and some day
twill serve tllz. giriright-thzt girl who
believes that the good things Of life in
the way Of poiitcness are hers Iawfnlly,
and that without any effort on her part
they can be retained, will discover her
mistake. You can never be too generous
with thank-you's. they are the current
c1in Of polite society. the circulation of
which tends to make every body more
eager TO donnto others as thcy woald be
done By Nogir. nszesz mistake who
has tb.nk yss ai~zys ready. II is the
index % good eharacter and leving
hssrt PsIisensss IS zaluen. snd thank
you is the coin ghieh passes everywhere
add recognized By an.-RCrH AsHxosE.
in Lsdss Hose Jssrpal Cd ccs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
Watching the Clock.

As the Clrisiasi UBiss says. & ere i q
deAl ofeommon sense in this story lately
told Of Edison, whether he said It or not
A gentleman went to the great electrician
with his yOlnz sou, who was about 70
begin work as an Office boy in a vel
known business house. The father asked
Edison FOR a motto zhieh the boy might
take to heart in his struggle for promo
ton AMI success. After a moments
pause, Edison said lzeonically. Never
look at the clcck.'
Edison meant, we take it. that the man
who Is constantly afraid be Is going to
work overtime OF ogerhaurs doesn't
stand chance Of competinz with q man
who eieErs uP his desk, no matte. how
long Il takes. The carpenter who drops
his hammer, upIified about bis head.
when the whistle blows. Is likely to re-
main 4 second class Eorkmen all his life.
The carpenter Who STAYS fifteen minutes
to finish job IS working toward : shop
Of his owu.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
Portrait Of a Kentucky Minister
of the Olden lime.

A tall, thinnish man. with silky pale
brown hair, worn long and put back be-
hind MS ears, the high tops Of whicn
bent forward little under tie weight,
and thus took on the most remarkable
air Of paying attention 70 everybody anil
everything set far out in front Of these
ears, as though 1t did not wish to be dis
turbed BY what vas heard. white, Vind-
splitting face calm, bezrdless, aud ssem-
ing never to have been cold, or 10 have
dropped the kindly dew Of Perspirati0n
Under the serene peak Of this f1rehead
pair Of large gray eyes. patient AMI
dreamy, being habitnaily turned inward
npon a mind toiling with hard Ahstrac-
tons having within him a conscience
Burning always Ike a planet a bachelor
being Iogician therefore sweet tenn
PeTed, never having slipped the sour cup
Of experience gazing eovertly al woman
kind from behind the deiicate vel of
unfamilisrity that lends enchantment 3
being bachelor and 4 bookEorm, there
fore already old at forty, and a little run
down in his toilets, little fraye'i OCT at
the elboxs and the knees, a little sezmy
long the back, little Se6rient at the
heels IN pocket always poor, aud always
the poorer because Of q spendihriis habit
in the matter of secret charities . kHeei-
ing down By his small hard bed every
morning and praying that s.aring The day
bis logical faculty might discharge is
function morally, and that lis m0rALl FAC
ulty might discharge its function logic
ally, and that over ali the operati0us Of
AL bis other faculties he might frd
heavenly grace to exercise both q mofal
and logical control AZ night kEeeiing
dOsn ag-in to ask forgiveness that, de-
spite his prayer Of the morning. one or
more Of these same faculties-he knew
and called them all familiariy by nsne,
being metaphysician-had gone wrong
in a manner the most abnormal. shane
less and Unforeseen thus, on the Shose, \
man shy and dry, gentle, lovsble. ,imid.
reso!ute, forgetful. rem0rseful. eccentric,
impulsiye, thinking too vel Of every
human creature bat himself. an illogical
lozician, Al erring morziist, q Eool-zaih-
erinz philoshOpher. but. humanity speak
ing. almost a perfect nan--JAlTE LsSE
ALLKS, in HarPSr's Aoga-inr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
Hard 70 Swallow.

A death from = remarkable cause Is re-
parted from Coos& county. Ala, Thomas
Waits, young man Of %, living abcu.
seven niles from yerbeDa, contracted In
his youth the habit Of eating dirt and
red gravel rock- As he grew to manhood
the abnormal appetite grew upon him
For some months previous to his death
he worked On q gravel train on the South
and North railroad. He could not pro
cure such rocks &c he had been in the
habit Of eating, and finzfsy would eat
hard Clint gravel or any other kind con-
venient As be could not nzsticate biz
strange food. he eventually took sick and
returned horne to die.-N,p Orieans
IiIass- D>noerlf.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
A Marvellous Recipe.

Dear me- she cried, as they met on
the street, 4bUt was just wondering how
You came ont with your tomatoes.-
They we're splendid
SO were mine. Got all through With
your peaches ?"
Yes
$50 have I Made ,ny c4;sup -
Yes"
How did it come out77
aFine.r
Nine didn't. I'm afraid It didn't boil
quite long enough Have you q recipe
for chow chow p
~Oh, yes"
Then for mercy's sake let me have it
I've lost the one I had last year"
with pleasure
"And you'll come over and taste it?--
'sYes.r
Thanks Ny husband is worrying fol
fear We shan't have any. Does youi
recipe call for tomatoes. cabbage, onions
pepper, horzeradish, carrots, potatoes
celery, parsley, egg plant, cinnamon and
clrrants -
4 am quite sure it does
so glad I can use it one day for chow
chow and the next foI mince pies. III
send the girl over right after dinner
Dsfr0if Free Pres.
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PEGIsTER'S NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given 10 all persons concern
cd a. leEaiees. creditors or otherwise. hat The
followtng ecounts have passed register. aud that
the same vii b presented for confirmation and
allowance a. an OrptAos co1rt 20 be hsli AZ
somerset, Pa, on Wednesday, December 10, ! 80
First and Fieai tcconnt Of Henry r. Weber SUI
vivink Executor Of Henry F. Weber deceased
First and Final Account OF Jacob ] kaufman
AdHinistrator q Polly Kaufman deceased.
First and Final sccount Of : =. Rein.sn Ac-
minlstrasor Of Albert PhiIlippi deceased
Ffrst and Final Account of John AoNry Execu-
Tor o. Abraham shaEer ceeeSsed
First and FiRal Accoant Of James c. Ffstieth-
waite Adfninissratog Of sidney A. FostiethwAlte
deceased
Firsf and Final Account Of b : Fieck Executor
% Nm. > Morgan WHO NAs EAAr7isa 81 minor
children Of Edward A. Grifith csce&sesi-
First and Final Account Of T. > fieek Execu-
tor ef Wa 8 Moran decex-ed. u 30 as gnarci-
an q minor children q Abraham Aangess dec d.
First and FINAL ksfount OF Isaac foder Admin
isfrs,or ~ PANEL G. Yoier decreased
Firsf and Final AceouHt OF John stAhl Admin
s.ratGr Of SoAh p. loder deceased
Ffrsf and Final Account ot y. B. Crsiehtcid Ad-
rni5is,rafor of and Trustee for the sale OF the
Real Estate q G. e. Mn@selnaan decreased.
Firsf and Ffnrs Account Of William Weller Ad-
yninfstrator 81 [ : Weller deceased
Firsf and Final Account of X. l. Baer Trustee
for sale of Real EssAte Of Maria Buekul2n deed.
December s, 1870. Register.
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WHOLE NO. 2O54.

and announced tha. bis man was dead.
The ballet had penetrated his left tenn
pie. He requested their assistance in re-
moving the body. This they readily
granted, but Mr. Martin and his young
friend held aioof. As the others raised
the dead man. they noticed a peculiar
hardness and stiffness about the body.
On tearing open the garments OF the de-
ceased, = cry of horror aud rage broke
from them. They found concealed be-
meath his clothing tighs-6tting coat Of
mail
The cause Of his having escaped IN
injured in 20 many dnels was now fully
explained He bad evidently provided
himself with this defense from the old
armory which his mansion contained
Though. doubtless. not perfectly bullet
proof, yet in nine cases Out OF ten ball
was almost sure to glsnce of the net
work Of steel.-LoafgR Spare Hoo,snts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
SOMERSET, Pa. FwEpNEsDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1896
AN ECONOMICAL NAN.

He, hved on ninefeen ceats day
Ten cents f5r m:'k and cracker.
Nine cent for dissipation gay,
And two cents for tobacco
And il be wished 20 extra dish
He'd lake his pole and catch fish.
And il bis stomach raised war
iGainsf bis penarious habii
He'd go and kiII woodehuekor
Assassinaie rabbit
Ard thus bed live in sweet content
On food that never cost cent
And that be might lay hy Ia bank
The proceeds Of bis labor,
He'd happen round at meals, the crank,
And dine upon his neighbor.
And then he'd eat enough TO last
Until another day had passed
he bought no pantaloons, nor vest,
Nor rich, expensive jacket
He had one suit-his pas beqnest--
He thought E0nld sand the racket
he patched II thirty years. 'tis true,
And then declared twas good as new
He owned but one suit tohis back,
And minus cH1s and collars;
BE died and lef bis nsphew Jack
Nine hundred thousand dollars
And Jack be ran this f0rtune through,
And only took year OF two.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
THE DAILY POST.

No one Who desires 10 be be weil informed and
abrea-s Of the TINES DO without bis daily ef
weekly PAPER bringing him In eiose touch win
the whole world OF bushes, Industry, nnAnee,
legislation and psliucs.
IT, Plzsb,rgA Daav Pss prints all the news
Terms fDr the Dgill FU<fs
By mail one year. 81 postage prepaid six
rn0nzhs - three nonths. Y one month, 70c-
send f1r sample copy.
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Snake Pursues a Rat.

A Cocoa citizen witnessed ore day an
exciting raee between a big raj and q
snake Of the variety called coschwh Z.
The man was sitting on bis front veranda
when his attention was attracted 10 a
swiftly moving object approaching the
house On closer Inspection II proved %
be monster rat Pursued BY a coachEhip-
They dashed under the h7uss, where The
rat eluded the snake among some empty
orange boxes.-Fsorid1 I'm.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
The Weekly Post.

T.e FSasbHrgA HccidF Psr contains II pages
earn seet-si columns Of reading matter.
single sabscripticns, po<tsss prepaid, one year.
81 -
In clubs Of Eve or over. postage prepaid. one
An extra copy. or sts cash equivalent. for every
club Of ten subscribers. send for free sample
copy address
TIE POST PusLIsHING CO.. PittsSurgh. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
ExECUToR's NOTICE

F--ase Of D- II Patterson. late Of stoyestown
Bsr.ueh. snnerses Co. Pa. decd
r.ttcrs resrsrnensA-y having eeen issued 70 tie
sI....s. ssssre troFice i hereby xfyen N al
,,-sie. irsebleti % said estate % make i1nreti-
~ 1f. ard an parties having claims Ag2ins:
seia e~aafe 70 present. them 70 the executor
d,.ix ausbeuricared sor settlements en- Saturday.
~ .szfh dsT q Dec 1sso Al the once Of 's2rire
useIer II, stoyeStoEu Somerset Co. Pa
Mice i expect 20 he in Sspyessoxn on
=xfur1lsy Derenser z7ih. lssa 20 stay for tev
dsxS- All versors owing ms fathers estate either
~, Rss,k account OF on note. VIII please meet ne
Al squire Hsffi<F's ofhce. N sioyest0En. On thai
date. IN the meantime. payment q money ase
A. sr0y e.ro.n. OF 70 Geo 2 scufi Ese, AZ sc1er-
- r r. PATTERSON.
Executor Of The l4sf WI and Testament Of d.. Z
Il PEserun, Deed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
MONDAY. DEC. 5. 1890.

N0rIcE Is hereby given 70 all the justices OF the
Peace the Coroner and ConstAhles within the
Sai1 County 0f sornerssf. that they be then and
there IN their proper pcrurs with their roiis rec
or5s iuquissfious, examinations and other re
membranes TO DO these thing-S which 20 their
orice aud IN that behsk appert4in 70 Be done
ard also they no vii prosecute against the prr-
0ners thst are shall be in the Jall OF Somerset
County % Be then and there 70 prosecute sZsinss
them a. shall Be just.
r 5. McNILLES.
rsvfa sheriS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
ExEcUTRIx' NOTICE.

Estate Of tieorge Werner decd lEte Of Somerset
Borough. Somerset County. Pa
Letters peStAmentary on she above estate haF-
ing been granted 70 the uace signed By the prop
ct authority notice L herebs given 10 all per~ons
Indebted 70 said estate 70 make immediate pay
raens and thoee having claims or demands
aTsinst the same xin preseGt than dsly saihen-
ricased for settlement on Saturday. Dec 2, lso
AZ thssoelee OF scest & Orle in SoEneTSes Boz
SARAH Fisher
,sax1q Execurrix-
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The MARKETS.

TIE wEKKIY Pos1 for yesu hss had rsputa-
ton with country And city nzercnAnts and ce7l-
erS for is full and reliable market reports bring
ing telegraphlc quotations down 70 the day of
p1blIcatson. It's cattle and produce markets are
s-ar....sar1r es.ro.raus1esf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
LITERARY.

During the year this department Of the WEEK
LY Posi- viii Be Of unsurpassed value and inter
81 70 ghe family circle. several 7omanres by the
forem0~t s1shors ofthe day viii succeed each 9TH
er IL b,sos form any one Oi them would cust :
YEAR, suoscripto1- Valuable miscellany. choice
poetry. humorous sketches. viii add their a.
f-nctsouk
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03

The most obstinate cases 0f caiarrh are
cured By the use Of EIy's Cream Balm.
the only agreeable remedy II is no. a
liquid or snuS, Is easily applied into the
nostFiIs- For cold in the head it Is mag
ieal. II gives relief At once Price 5O
renfs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
NEWS

We challenge comparison With The coEnplete
record Of the worlds history give earh week
/ CJrrosDOBdence froEa the Nstio1sl and state
Capitois. New YORK and other American cities. a.
well a. from Europe. By able writers, viii add
I great interest % this department BY hfelike de-
Z s.-irsinuS Of meu and events
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
DIRECTORS:
CoURT PROCLAMATION.

WEEEEAs. The Honorable wILLIAs :. BAKR
President Judge q the several courts - Cannon
Pleas of the several enuutiez composing the loth
Judicial District and Justice ofthe Courts ofOTeT
and Ter1niReT and General Jasi Delivery. for the
trsi Of all capital and other offenders in the said
vEK Es1'S Judges Of the Courts Of Common Plea,
and justices u the Courts Of oyer and TermiDer
and General Jsil Delivery for the trlsl Of all capi
TAI and other offenders in The County q somerset
have issued their precspts, and 20 me directed,
for holdiug Court of Common Pleas and General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace and General jsii
Delivery, and Courts Of oyer and Terainer Al
-fsmN-S.-- On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03

The year 1871 promises to BE o1e of greas inter
eSs AZ home knt abroad to Newspaper readers.
The PTTTsBrks WEEKL1 PosT r. the largest, - Il
" papers in the Uuiol. Each issue contains Il
pazes, on four more than the usual size of city
weeklies- With increasing facilities in gathering
and PrinEing the news, Il viii meet the demand
Of the coming year and entertain and interest its
resfers q never before