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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
(8 rief an bic StGtupts Staatssei tun9)
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@aibington bat cine neue @eieaidaft.
@S lit ein SrauenzVeretn aber
niht mas mir Mlteu uns friiber Oarunter
Dadter, ein Staffeefrdn5dei1, cine 9taebgeleuz
ldbaft, Elm 8erein, tpelcler DaS D%ertrttt, mas
Der 6rau bel allen ibren Seblern lelbit
btele u erpGbnen lit ia i6on ulperaetbz
LID = lene beDor3ugte Nusllabme> Stelung
gegeben, bic ie in Der mooernen @eleul6aft
etnnimmt; netn, Is lit cine vW t NJ 0 D.
augbiis> @eleIlihaft". Was bag
lit, fann ib niht nerratben, unO iO mAB
leioer 3ugeiteben, 6aB meile 8efannti6aIt
init eil paar tpetbli6eu Society Repors
tiers" audi nt6t Die mini1ensmertbe Nufz
tlGrung sellefert bat.
9aB Die WimooaugbiiSs @eieui6aft fetn
Berett CUR Wereinfabung Der Jtehtldrets
bung lit, fam MAJ auf ben erIten BlId
ieben, mas tie aber beSnedt, mag man err
ratben, penn 2ucDH IT. Nntbonp bon
&anias, NnnaD. Sbam ppn Sulnots,
W2arD Oelfa BON GentldD u. |. N. ais Ges
GRINDER g%endnnt 1ueroen.
Weebr aber tpiro nod ertldrt bur6 ein
Gtrfular, oas mir in Die 0dnoe gefalz
len lit, ulb in iDel1em es 1elBt, Dap oas
GIubbaus neben eillem 2eeSimnler, etneln
@pmnalium, einem rulltl0et Bao &C.
allies 9lnoere entbalteu tpiiroe, mas III etner1
1. Rlalie Club fir Oldnner 81 tlilDen ut.
Sb oaall alld cine v8ar" gu re9nel III,
laiie t6 babingeitelt. QuBcrbem lou oaS
Saus cine @emGlbee @aIerie babeu, III
inel6er nltr tpeibli6e Btlber, Batool:, BON
Nrauen asn,alte @enGlDe, Nutnabme
finoen Iollen-eine auSgeset6nete Soee, bd
baour6 TauIenbe bon 0duiern ipobnli6er
oe1na6t tperben biirften, tDel6e unter Der
G~egenpdrtigen ipeiblihen Wtalsgutb LET'S
6en-einen grobeu 6lbungslaal, Amt6Stm'
iner II. /. No., fur5 Naes, hin es gu etitel1t
~6alptquortier fir Die ug%eretnigten Staa1
ten : entertainments @eleulbaft" 81
MAIDEN.
Das alp 1T Die y0imooaugblis." Well,
Die uerebrteu 0anlen bitten ui,5 oas Ser
ftGnoniB lei9ter MAIDEN %f0nlen; aber Da
bis jest nod fem Wteni6 thre Sabe redt
perfteben fo1nte, mar ain @roe mot mepr
All erparten. Die perebru1aSpuroleen
Oanlen baben iiDrigei15 guteu @ruro, elm
iolhes 6auptqltartier 81 pldreil oei11
nG6er iiilo ite benz 3tele ibrer 9ottilull9en
uno 8eitrcbungen nod ME ge!pelell als
augeublidlth. Der Suitt3sa n9ihuB Des
Sauies bat ii6 iir Srauenltimtnrcdt er'
fldrt.
Sh babe mir groBe Wibe ae1eben. oen
8eri6t IN ueldem Der NuSlhuB ll0 fHG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
C9rief an bic SIIiuots Staots8sttuh 9)
Sic DemtfG)e SeereSDorIa8e+
Berlin, %. Mai

' . = ! ~ GO' Otbh"
gBie cine brobenbe bunfIe 8ettertpoIfe
ltetgt bic MtlttGrfrage III tbrer 3ue
fiinftigen @eitalt i6on ieBt am 6oriSont
auf. Sic mirb fortGn Den berrldsnOen Wftts
telpunft bet politilden NIB parlarnentart>
lden Nufgaben biloeN, I'M ben 1ttb ales
9tnoere in iteter NbDdngtgteit betpe9t, uno
neue ihtpere Gridiitterungen berporrutel,
beren Ylls9aug Elm SipeiteibaIter lit. Ser
9feidstanSler perglth bas 0alten itebel1oer
Oeere i'm {Srieben fiir Die Staaten nit Der
llngef6bren Wirfung elmer Serfideruhg
aegen Teuer poer gegell irgeno eln oilDeres
ylaturun9tiif fiir Den @tn5elnen. IS Jet
zine uuproouftioe Qlusgobe, Die man am
Iieblten bon Sa6r 81 Sabr aufldieben
tpiirbe, penn man nur 1i6er 6GDor mare,
ban es nidt bremen iperbe. Sc beiier Der
Staat iid bdolrd perii6ere, baB er elm
aablrei6es Seer balte, Tim 10 9erl1aer tperoe
riht blpS Der S6aoen leiiI, Der ibn1 our6
etneu Srieg s~ugefiigt ipsrDen fDnne, ionoern
UNI 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iperoe es aud, oaB
er iiberbaupt liz einen Sfies geratbe. Vetm
gtodlueis Don oer Rotbtpenoiafeit elmer Grs
bD5uita Der gegsu1Darttgen Yrdlenaitdrte,
D. &. 0es YroSentia5es Der in oaS itebetDe
Seer ei1aereibten 8ep6lferung, fiIbrte CT
bte gAatiade all, eaB Die n~ieorigite Siffe:,
mel6e oieielbe iemaIs in preuBen aebabt,
nit Dem uuslidieliaen Sabre bon Slmiib
suiammengetaIlen lei; bas Sabr nit Der
it~ieorigiten 8rdienSitarfe lei allo aud boz
politiih %un9liiflihite lett Der Webrperfai.
lun9 BON 1914 seueieu; cine iolbe &olt
ipie!e Del Oiangel III SdlaaIerti9feit Del
@rmee! NuerDinA5 tDerpen mir, ipelllt oaa
lest Dcu 9tei6Stage porliegenoe Neieb an:
aenomneli miro, II att e IL BroSent Der
Beu0lfsrung fomn1en. mas aa lib feline
iiberndBiae 8elaltung lit, benn bieie ipar
1916, allo unmittelbar nab ben furhtbar'
erlhopienoeu 8efreiungSfampfen, nod uin
ben oierten She'll bober.
Mber bas bide Cube fommt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10
Rsv. Asburx c. Johnson

All the friends Of Rev. A. c. Johnson. and
they are legion, who have painful rernem1
branee OF bis sudden and mysterious attack
Of mental afilictions, some months back vii
rejoice 10 know that an encouraging report
COMES from Phiss,lelp phia with rsIsenee to
bis present cousiiiion. II IS said that in
listening 10 sermon the other day, in the
chapel Of the institution where he had been.
his reasoning faculties were as suddenly re-
stored as they were destroyed. We sincere
ly hope that this very favorable news has n
truthful basis. Ne better. more eonscien-
toas msn lives, than this reverend gentle
man. Added 20 his exceptionally natural
noble traits Of character, he possesses literary
acquirements that gave him deserved promi-
nence among the most giffed minister of the
Pittsburgh Methodist Episcopal Conference.
- fnfstef1tra D.,sarrnf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10
A DANGEROUS Crossing.

Charles Lohman q German flrmer who
lives on the Bedford pike four miles east OF
town. had a very close call Saturday after
noon. He vas driving an old gray horse
hitchet to an old-time rockaway buggy,
aad was within few feet ofthe s & C. r. 4.
crossing, al the foot OF Main street, when a
freight train came laundering along at a
high rate Of speed. The venerable horse be-
came thoroughly frightened and plunged
madly forward into the approaching loeomo-
tive, only to be picked up by the pilot and
hurled thirty or forty feet 20 the side Of the
track The horse received number Of ugly
cuts and bruises which, il they do not ter
inmate in the beasts death, will badly Grip
pie him. The harness was torn to tatters,
while the buggy was scattered along the track
in small pieces. How Mr. Lobmau escaped
without serious injury IS mystery, and that
be should escape without sustaining a
scratch could hardly be realized bY persons
who witnessed the accident People living
along the railroad track tellus that engineers
rarely, if ever, bow the required signal for
crossings in the borough limits ard that the
borough ordinance regulating the speed Of
trains is violated hourly, in fact by every
train that passes over the road. II is the
duty Of the town authorities to investigate
this matter and see thar the ordinance is
complied with before loss Of life results.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10
Seriously Injured.

A rumor reaches Us Of a frightful accident
in Milford township. The story goes that a
young man employed by George Kimmell,
one OF the Republican, nominees for commis-
siouer, was engaged in hauling baled hay
Saturday from Mr. Kimnaells barn. He
bad the wagon heavily loaded but did not
have the bales secured TO the bed The
young man was perched on top Of bale
driving a spirited team, ard while crossing
a breaker the bale tilted, precipitating the
driver between the horses, the bale falling
on top of him. The team ran away. drag
ging the young driver considerable dis
tance, when the horses broke away from
the wagon. He was found a short time az
teFwards- lying unconscious in the roadway
His head was terribly crushed and one OF
bis arms broken. lie was carried TO Mr
KimmelIs house. where he is lingering in a
very critical condition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10
me NIcsI~ Rrothers-

It begins TO look that the whole Nicely
business up at Somerset viii go down in his
tory as miserable farce that is, in its clos
ing scene. Notwithstanding refusal for a
new trial the action Of the Supreme Court
in declaring that there we're no reasons for
reversing the decision Of the lower Court,
and the Pardon Board failing to discover
any grounds for interfering with what the
Jury did, the proverbial Jaws delay" seems
tomake it probable that the 'neck tie party
that was 70 be witnessed in Somerset will
never u ke place. Even if the Pardon Board
on the 18Th Of this month should confirm
their former act, a good many shrewd law
yers think that Governor Beaver will not
sign the death warrant If ne does not, his
successor hardly wili-Joll.stoea Deaso0af
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10
Justices Of the Peace, and Consta-

Recollect that when you come to Court
you win want 10 drop into Fishers Book
Store, and buy your supply Of summonses,
deeds, judgments, marriage certificates and
other legal blanks. You can also buy at this
establishment Binns' Justice, Danlap's
Forms, Purdon's Digest. oonstables' Guides,
Supervisors Guides, large Official Eavel-
opes. Fountain Pens, and anything and
everything you may require in the book
news and stationery line.
CHkS II. FISHER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10
BgAvER. ApriI n. -

want 70 tell you that | am q bitter enc
nv Of yours. Right after the decision Of the
Somerset court in the Nicely case yoc should
have appointed their day at once. How does
il come that yon set the day for many Others
that committed crimes long since the Nice
Tvs. and they have been executed weeks ago.
Oh. yes, the Nieelys have money to pay their
way through, and some other criminals had
no money. or not enough Al any rate All
right. Is II right | ask is II just Ask
yourself the question. Ask Almighty God
the question, and see what lie will say
thought yoa were man that would deal
Justice 70 all men but you are not
am a friend Of iastiee / am not against
the Siceiys more Than any other criminals.
never saw the Nicely brothers, but | want
TO see our country rid Of ali injurious per-
sons, criminals etc My life Is IN danger as
well as yOuE and Others when We allow
such men to 20 free
But | will not say any more now than
this If you get another chance 10 set the
day for execution and don't do il 81 once.
then ] want you TO get your coffin ready al
once. And if the Nicelys go free and you
are assassinated, your friends can say the
most reason for it was the Nicely case Don't
forget Garfield and Giteau.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10
One Of the oovernor's Letters.

MabeI Cronise Jones, writing 70 the Pitts
burg DispafcA from. Harrisburg. under the
caption a GoEsrnor's MAilf says: There
are some phases Of Governors life which
no private citizen would be inclined 20 en-
Joy. The price paid for Gubernatorial honors
is high after all Despite the boasted intel
Iigenee Of the great Commonwealth Of Penn
sylvania, there is superabnndance Of super
stitioa and ignorance. There are IS many
cranks to the square inch in this State as in
any other Many OF these cranks are almost
destitute Of eiacation, but some of them
manage to get up ly-spelled, illy-Punctuat-
ed and iIly-capitalized letters and these they
send to the Governor. Here Is a blood
curdling epistle
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

sosne people DO not believe fires in barns
origiuase from spontaneous combustion. An
incident that occurred the other day. in ouI
county, indicates that fires may and do oc-
cur from that cause A farmer had stack
in a field containing some 80 tons Of hay
Some Of il was put up quite moist. The
other day he noticed smoke coming from
the top Of the stack. He procured fork
and proceeded to investigate the case. When
he bad Efsed some OF the hay off be discov-
ers.i considerable heal, and as he progrsssel
the heAt increased until finally, on liffing OF
larre fork falls flames brelse oul and ths
entire siack was destroyed.--Iadias Messeli-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10
The Nicely BOYS in the New jail

BY Court week the new Jail will be COM
pleted, and the Nicely boys viii be safe and
secure IN the new iron cells This viii be
the most important Court Of the year. Eve
rybody will be coming to Somerset to see
the new Jail. to see the Nicely boys, and to
hear the great political speeches Then eve
ryone will want to drop into Fishers Book
Store to buy their School Books, and School
Supplies Recollect, have for sale, whole
sale and retail, the school books in adoption
in every township and borough in the coun-
ty. Town and country merchants supplied
at lowest wholesale rates Special attention
given to retail buyers. atA.s.
CHAs II. FISHER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

The friends of murderer Mash, now IN
the Ebensbarg Jail. raisei fnEd 70 defend
him with, but they have since concluded
that his case is hopeless, and have decided
10 use the money to give lis body proper
burial. - BeiIefoafs Wdschmni.
II the friends Of murderer Mash viii place
their fand at interest and the Governor takes
as long . time 70 tx the day fer his exeea-
ion As be has in the case Of the condemned
Niceiys, they viii not only have money
enough 70 give his body proper burial bat
in addition, TO erect a monument to his
memory.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

sheriff McMiilen left for Indiana on the
early train Monday morning with two pris-
oners in charge Frank Iogue, charged with
an attempt TO commit arson in setting fire
TO a coal iipple in the Salisbury region, and
J. H. Reed, charged with forging the name
Of one Charles Smith to 4 note for SOS.
Reed sold the note to +. A. Briel, Of Meyers
dale, for $500 Both prisoners are well
known throughout the county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Meyersdale had sensation last week in
an attempted suicide. Il appears that q
Young man. stranger. suffering from men
tai excitement. no doubt caused by the bust
ling and roar Of the Metropolis, called at the
Office Of DR.. Beachiy and asked for q nerve
aaieter. While the doctor was engaged in
compromising a soothiHg lotion be was start
led by The report Of an explosion and turn
ing fonnd the young man standing before
him with smoking revolver pointed tow
ards his breast. The doctor speedily dis
armed the woCldbe suicide and stepped out
70 the street 70 call for assistance. When he
returned TO his oilice the young man had dis
appeared through rear door. lie vas sub
seqnentiy found resting quietly al bis board
ing house
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

-------. --
aa.,o is going ous Of hu-ziness
instruments at suydsrs drug
( and winter boards have begun 70
~. me chill is the latest slang
4 u he barrel and sacks, at MaAlon
4 v..aaso county white Caps have
II. and Viola s:sinss at sayder'
4 l..s srsniass are gradually begin
4 . sesl upon Us.
-. Of all kinds at john \. snyder's
store.
4 v.-m aaa cold waves alternate quite
1 mis- his season.
1. wm. B. shaser's advertisement in an
column
sirg notice published in York con
4 o-.g .he initials ofthe couple
4 cars on the Pennsylvania sai!road
asr be hued ont with air-brakes.
ri the pension agent, has purchased
4 3 Davis property, on TurkeyfoOt
--.sf round Of hay fever is Iikened
4 political gathering. The eyes and
aayeit.
r eaervati1g effect Of summer
driven oF by Hoods sarsaParilla,
makes the weak strong
. Of bushels of potatoes are re-
Aauug rotted in the fields Of
rlI county
r-lsv nfsht a heavy hail-storm de
,r tbe growing crops and window
faubole county surrounding DEVILS
Nd
chill days f1r she oyster have arrived,
s-ths time DC requires an overcoat,
4 mast mer-ilessly be deprived Of his
q garment
r--s- Tohust0wn man looking over
-..rs 1f The food on sale at Pittsburg'
-rf bis athers watch and has secur-
session Of IL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10
sell,neIlke Hot cakes,

MackereI and Lake Herring We alway.
have q full line OF Staple and fancy Grocer
les. Glassware. Candy. Cigars and Tobacco
Apple Butter, Preserves. Jellies. etc Coun
try produce taken in exchange for goods
Give Us a call
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

S4loW and leaden-hued complexions soon
g place % the llge,iest p;nk-and-whita,
.zu the use Of Ayers sarsaparilia is pcrsls-
r ia, aud cosmetics entirely abandoned.
7,aing can counterfeit the rosy glow Of per
e, les.tl which b.asses those who use this
|relc.-e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10
sonnaraet clothing House.

Have Just received the finest, most nobby
and stylish line Of Mems, Boys and Chill
dren's clothing We have ever before offered,
AID al prices that win please, Aad suit the
times. Come see the stock and judge for
yourselves
]. NJ. HoIDERBAuM.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

l.s computed that at tie opening Of the
resent century there were about 1l.0oo,el8
'soq.e wLa spoke lhe English tongue. The
-grch speaking people at that tine mum
.uai a.olt q. 1 000 aud the Germans ex-
tiing f coo The Russian tongue was
.aosen ty nearly 5iW0ooo, and the span
p By more tLan 58Co,O00
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

The B. & o. viii run their fisst excursion
to the Pittsburgh Exposition on Thursday,
the iIth inst.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Fred Rowe & Cos. store at MeyerSdale
was burglarized last Wednesday morning.
The burglars secured about Si2 in cash, a
quantity Of clothing and a number Of pairs
Of boots and shoes. A small safe in the
store room was wrecked by charge Of pow
der. The burglars were surprised while At
work but managed to make good their es-
cane. N
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Peter J. Cover, for number OF years 3
prosperous and popular merchant at Stoyes-
town. has disposed of his large mercantile
establishment 10 c. II. schoekey, Of Meyers
dale, who has already taken possession Of
his new business. NJ. shockey is favorably
known in Meyersiale, where be was engaged
in business for long while and goes TO his
new home with the best wishes Of large
circle Of friends. Mr.. Cover viii remove 10
Meyersdale in the spring where he viii en-
gage in business.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Mr Ned Kiernan has gone 10 Philadel
phia where he viii take course Of lectures
in the Law Department Of the University cf
Pennsylvania BE viii continue his studies
at this place next spring
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Squire Amos Finnegan, Of Meyersdale,
called at this Office Monday afternoon. The
SQUIRE is only recently home from a trip %
the National Capitol and Baltimore.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

A pension has been re-issued 70 Jonas Yo-
Ger. Of Stonycreels township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

New pack and very nice. Every baeket
guaranteed ard they nreehesp as the cheap
est. CoantFy produce taken in exchange Tor
goods Give Us call
KANrsER q PLArr-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Levi Bruhaker, well-known farmer Of
this township. died 81 his home three miles
north Of town Saturday. He had been suf-
fering from a complication of stomach
troubles for the lzst six months. He was
about sixiy-two years Of age.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

DIR. S. J. Meklinen and family left satar-
day for weeks visit to relatives in Bruce
ton. West Va.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Sheriff MeMiflen quartered two prisoners
in has Otiicein fhecOurt House over Sunday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Chas. F. Herr. Of the Butler county Rex
ord. accompanied BY his wife and family are
spending the month with relatives in this
place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Bob Beerits and Frank Love have entered
as students at the Indiana Normal school
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Tie original pscsayr'' men fared badly
% '''e Washington courts. Wm- Peiider-
--s'. Aeasis Lsit and J. B. Porter were found
s---'y % selling dqaor without license and
men oi iHtemp-rste habits. Joseph
..''-fi and Wm. B.shman we're convicted
seiiog Vithout license. All had conduct
: pafEaee' s,o-es The former were sen
.''''al 70 pay dass Of $50 each and 70 IN
'isp ar imprisonment Of i've months in
'-s WORK house. the other three were sen
1-oel % pay faes Of $500 and undergo I'M
= ''''i'iiient Of four months. A molten to'
les irai s0r sgihsrt was refused. The
S-s= will be appealed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

T. needs must be a thief Of lowest charac-
ter who would enter the domicile Of cier-
gyman for The purpose Of robbery, but such
a scoundrel was in thistowu Sunday and
visited the Disciple parsonage while the
good Elder vas delivering his evening dis
course. The house was ransacked from eel
lar 10 garrett by the rascal, who was eyi-
dently IN search of money, Of which same
he found none. A neigbbor observing a
light moving nysteri0usly about in the
parsonege crossed the street to investigate,
whereapon the thief beat retreat, carrying
with him only a few trifes and the good
Elders side-arms, consisting OF one Hoos-
ierr pistol Of no great value.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

C. B. Moore and daughter Of New Lex
ington are making tour Of the eastern cit
les and sea side resorts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

We direct the attention of our readers to
the change Of Parker & Parkers advertise
ment, to be fonnd elsewhere IN this paper
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

The executors sale Of the real estate Of
Jacob Cover. late Of Jenner township de-
ceased, has been continued until Tuesday
Sept. sd, Al one o'clock P. N, at tie Court
House, Somerset, Pa,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

At a meeting Of the School Board Friday
evining, Grant Kendall was elected princi-
pal Of the borough schools for the ensuing
term. Mr.. Kendall IS a son Of the late John
C.. Kendall Of Greenyille township, and is
an experienced teacher, having been employ
ed in the schools Of Allegheny county and
Allegheny City for period Of ten years. He
is a graduate Of the Normal University at
Lebanon. Ohio. and comes to Somerset with
the highest recommendation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Somerset County people contemplating
visiting Pittsburgh to DO their fall shopping
viii find it 70 their advantage to read the
new advertisement Of Knable & Shuster,
one of the largest and most substantial dry
goods and dress goods establishments in that
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Somerset IS to have council Of Junior
Order Of American Mechanics.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

stated ca rccd authority that the fac
of England France Germany and
rodace about 77.0o00O pins daily.
where 90 they al 60 to-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

We have on hand large nunber Of good
rex which we viii sell IN quantities to suit
e purchaser Prices very reasonable. Yard
laaie the planning mll.
HoIBR0oK BRos. & PAKsoE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

The Central Democrat. Society, Of Somer
set, have elected as delegates TO attend the
Annual Assembly Of Democratic Societies.
to convene at Reading on the 10th and 18th
inst, Hon " J. Baer, Charles Il. Fisher,
A. L. G. Hay. Dr. John Bills, F. B. Collins,
and John o. Rauch.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-09-10

Intending purchasers viii take notice that
be sale o. tle Central Hotel on Main street,
D taa 1aulsh was adjourned by the irus-
s Harvey H. Berkeley. ESQ to Friday,
be l'-a ins, imme1iately after the sheriti :
le At ide Court House A. the same tiine
be seventy shares af the preferred stock Of
Be Keystone Coal Company viii be offered