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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

Early Saturday morning an accident that
nsv vet terminate in the death Of Herman
G. Cunningham. occurred at the handsome
new residence building for Samuel Fox, on
tie slope Of the bill east Of town. Mr.. Gun
ningham, who Is carpenter by trade, was
engagedsith fellow carpenter Mr.. Frank
Friedline, in putting on the eornice at The
southern cave Of the house. They bad only
been 81 work a few minntes and were a. the
very highest point, some forty feet above the
ground. wien Suddenly. without moments
warning. the scafolding on which they
were standing broke loose from the wall Of
the building. precipitafing them 10 the
ground. Mr.. Cunningham fell backward,
lighting on bis bead and shoulder, brraking
three ribs and sustaining a number Of other
Injuries. The pl<s,sS used On The scAfOid.ng
fsIl on top Of hinn. cutSnE ux'y gAshes back
Of both ears and 5ruisins his face terribly.
Mr.. Friedline fell towards the sgii4ing and
aliehted Al the foot Of the cellar sseps in 3
sitting position. Austin Keei. who vas
working Al his house, half mile distant
across the fat, saw The men aiiing and hur-
ned 70 their assistance. lie was joined on
The way By Elias Cunningham. who. While
standing in his lumber yard Al the railway
station. heard the fimbez falling and
ussnute Afterwards bis brotber's groans. A
wagon was secured and the injured men
brought 10 their homes in iown as speedily
a. r.ossible. When Dr. Caruuihess was called
upon 10 siiend 10 their injuries Nr- Gun
uineham suffers intcnseiy and i D. feared
,hsf ne sus.ained iniernal injuries Whsrb
uiH require sorue time be-ors it snn -
kDo.n ulssher they viii tefsnin-fs isaliy
or not NJ Cnnninrham. wiz zss 81
i.-t .oi1.sr-a priraie in cogqeny A. and
40 lss o.frie8 ehlnt ~ rsl.si l,ad "a Bis
~ ~res ~ -afly d., ~ ~ sar. Has .
i.rsri Ai-nts fhrpsril.ri - puniy
~. .e ra. fasm y ~ misf.r.
-. su .l,HN -. N'll IA ~ N wis1-
ine 1l,,. rsetsy fupserT
NJ. Faed1ns sns arigAtfal.y Shaker 90.
snd Il i saret "a, he. laa. sustained inter
al isisres the c.Arncfer q which tine
wiH develop. There i. perhaps. no Ne
chsnic in tbs coonfy more widely and more
faxorsbiy known than Frark FTiedliue, ane
bis ultimate recovery wiz be wished for hy
AL Of bis many friends and aoqusinianses-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07
The Movable Figure Ari.hmetieaI
Chart

Mr.. +. Z. Meyers, OF Garrett. this coun-
ty has patented an Aritbmeiical Chart.
an illustration and description of which we
find ia The Herlds Propes. The description
Of which We herewith reproducs:
The most prominent and extensively used
department Of figures Is addition. and il IS
important that the scholar should be veil
drilled in the sxercises in order to rapidly
and unerringly foot up columns OF figures
which occur on myriads OF occasions in after
life In the other operations OF arithmetic,
such as subtraction, multiplication and e.
vision. there Is far less figuring. generally
speaking, but the extent Of oolsmns for sd-
dition runs into the infinite. Nov, II the
pupil be required to write down all the col
umns Of figures on the blackboard, simply
10 add the figures and erase them to wr'te
another series il is evident that much time
will be wasted, ss the writing is merely
manual. Ordinarily, the teacher Is suppos-
ed TO give out the figures that the pnpli
writes down preparatory to adding Here
with is shown device which is intended TO
furnish an Infinite and inexhaustihle supply
Of adding columns without the Necessity oi
time to write down the figures. and the ng-
ure., though plainly legible on the chart, are
much more compact and extensive Than
could be written on the blackboard. This
invention is by an experienced educator
who has thoroughly canvassed the subject
and has brought out this admirable device
as the most practicable, comprehensive and
thoroughly beneficial. The essential feat
ure of the device consists in series Of thin,
light stats. each stat being preferably abont
feet in length and divided into - divisions
on which figures are stamped or printed,
leaving blank ends that are to be inserted
within the vertical standards Of the frame
support. Each sIat has a pin passing
through the standard BY which II Is secured
These Stats are placed one above another 10
any extent. say So G., y. more or less. All
the Stats being in position, it will be seen
that large number Of columns are Preser-
ted in a clear. legible form for the class 10
exercise. Both sides OF the Stats may De
figured in varying order and made available
ia augmenting variety. Provision is made f!
for drawing the stats one by one, and as |
many Is desired, across to the second divis- /
ion of the frame. An intermediate vertical |
bar > placed on the horizontal rods Of Tie
frame. and the bar is perforated to attach I
the Stats. which are partially drawn out Il /
is evident that the movement Of one or 1
more stats by degrees will change the col
umns, and the variations viii extend into
infnity. The device is so constructed as to
be readily taken apart and compactiy secur-
ed for carrying. weighing but few pounds,
and the instructor in charge Of classes IN vs-
rious localities viii have no difficulty in con-
veyiag the apparatus. This device should
BY sll means be placed in every school in
the county, rs il is Of nnquestionabie utility.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07
PRITTs & KASTSER,
No 2 Rasrs RIock
monnt Morah Itams.

The 2nd of May, heavy frost
Mrs. y c. Burrel, left for Johns,own.
Communion at Mt. Tabor, on the 18th.
Spring sowing IS finished and planting
potatoes and corn is The 60, now.
J. D. Roads. paid flying visit to numer-
Gus friends here. last week
Ed. Lohr, sold his interest in his threshing-
machine, to J. H. Ankeny.
H. a. Emeri, has been confined to his
home for the last week, the cause was BY
over WORK in the lime quarry Of H. D. Lohr.
VIM Deitz, has sold his match dapple
gray team 10 Layentry of Johnstown, for
$s25 This Is the result ofthoIough bred
Percheron stock.
The death of George Couniryman was a
sudden shock. to the community and to the
church. The bereayed family have the SYM
pathy ofihe surrounding country.
Joseph Cast the sewing machine agent,
has added buggy top 70 his wagon. The
top being relic Of 30 years Take look
al the top and procure bottle Of Star rene
dy.
ZERo.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

In commenting on the action Of the Par
don Board the Johnstown Tri5ane says .
The action Of the Pardon Board in refusing
Communication Of the death sentence in the
ease 9th Nicely boys viii be received with
satisfaction by nineiy-nine out offs hundred
persons who are familiar. with the tragedy,
the fair and impartial trial. and fhe sn5se-
qaent prooeed;ngs by which their relatives
and counsel sought to obtain elemeney for
them Throaghou. Somerset County es-
pscialiy the refusal of commutation will
carry feeling OF assurance that justice j. not
yet dead. and siong with it e feeling ofse-
curiiy which could never have been enjoyed
90 long as the horrible and cossrlly crime
cfthe Nicsly boys went unpunished. 1t is
10 BE- hoped that the Governor viii set as
early day As IS consistent with deoency for
their execution. and the public be forever
done with the case
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07
Farmers. Look to Your Interests.

weextend our thanks for your very hber.
al patronage the past season, and beg leave
TO say that with onr extensive works now
covering over an acre Of ground, we hope TO
be able to Gil ali our wholesale and retail
orders promptly.
Having contracted with s. B. Yoder, oi
Pugh. Somerset County, and Peter Fink, OF
Somerset, to solicit orders, we feel assured
they win be able to name prices and terms
that will be satisfactory to all.
As reference in regard TO our works and
facilities for manufacturing firsi-class fer
tiIizer, we take the liberty of naming Hon.
o. T. Shaver and s. B. Yeder, both gentle
men whose veraci,y WI not 5e doubted and
who visited our works du-;ng the fall Of 80.
On behalf Of the susquehanna Fertilizer
Co. Of Baltimore City.
Respectfully.
A. J. kosER,
Guernsey. Adams Co. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07
Republican Primary Election.


In pursuance Of the rules governing ths
party, the Republican voters Of Somersei
County viii assemble at the usual places O
holding general elections in each district on
SATURDAY. JUNE IL, 1890,
and in the manner provided By said rules
proceed TO vote for candidates for the several
following offices
ONE PERSON for Congress.
ONE PERSON for State Senator.
TWO PERSONS for Assembly.
ONE PERSON for ProthonatoTy.
ONE PERSON for Register and Recorder.
ONE PERSON for Sheriff.
ONE PERSON for County Treasurer.
TwoPERsoys for County Commissioner.
TWO PERSONS for County Auditor.
ONE PERSON for Poor Director.
TWO PERSONS for Delegates to the State
Convention, to be held at Harrisburg. June
Is, 1880.
The Committeeman will open the polls IN
all election districts at o'clock a. m.
F. W. BIESEcKER, Chairman.
Gao. R. scrLL, SIC.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07
SATURDAY. JUNE IA. 1890

Attest -
GEo. X. ScULL, Sec.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07
YOUNG Woman,s success.

One of the brightest women in New York,
Ms. ISABEL MsLLoS, who perhaps, knows
more about womsn's dress and fxings than
any woman in America, has been added TO
the editorial staff of The Ladies Home Jour
nal, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Mallon is an ex-
perienced editorial writer, and win conduct
one of the fullest and strongest fashion de-
parsments in the Jols-aal ever attempted in
q general magazine. Her new position
makes her the bes;-paid fashIon-writer in the
country. Ms. Mallon is young, pretty. and
one of the best known women in New York
society.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

Mr.. j. g. Harvey, the wealthy Baltimore
banker, is spending week at the cottage Of
farmer Geo. Tayman. Mr.. Harvey Journeys
70 sonerset from four to six times E year,
and AFTER breathing our pure mountain air
ior a week IS prepared 10 return 10 his exact
ing business cares with renewed strength
and vigor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

Mr. Ned Walters, , prominent Baltimore
distiller and liquor dealer, has purchased 8
tract Of land from Henry Null IN Jefferson
township on which he proposes 10 build a
still-bouse during the coming summer Mr.
Walters newly acquired property is the
same tract on which formerly stood the
sold Baker distiilery, the product Of which
gained for Somerset county whisky the high
reputation for purity it has always had in
the eastern markets. Mr.. Walters says that
Somerset county whisky is unquestionably
The purest and best manufactured in the
United s;aies. and ike the cham Paign pro
dueed in certain district in France, cannot
Be oqualed. Mr Walters bought the Hoover
dsstiliery in Broihersvailey township last
fall.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07
}. NJ. Berkey Reelected Superin-
fendert of the Public Schools.

The School Directors Of the county as
sembled in the court house promptly at
O'Clock this Tuesday afternoon and were
called to order by Superintendent Berkey.
F. ]. Kooser. Esq, Of Somerset borough
was elected chairman Of the convention
Jacob kaufman. Of fConemaugh. Vice Presi-
dent; Dr. o. W Mckinley, OF Salisbury,
Secretary. Capt Albert Heffiey, Of Berlin
snd J. NJ Hay, of Elk Lick, Tellers
Roll cali was then ordered and out Of a
total Of 30 directors lS9 answered TO their
names.
A number of townships were unrepresent-
ed while two and three directors represent.
ed the boards Of others
on the completion of roll call the chair
announced that nominations for county
Superintendent were in order L. NJ Saylor.
of Middlecreek. nominated Prof VIM. H.
Cover. Of Somerset 5. J. McKinzie of Sum
init nominated Prof J. NJ Berkey, of Berlin.
Col Yuizy, of Ursina seconded the nomina-
ton of Prof Berkey in a well timed FIVE
minutes speech
Rev. J. L. ". seibert seconded the nomi-
nation OF Prof Cover in q very earnest
speech.
+. J. Gillespie, of New Baltimore, second
ed the nomination of Prof Berkey.
1t was then moved and carried that the
nominations close. and ballot was ordered
by the chair. each director rising in his seat
and naming his choice The ballet resulted
in il6 votes for J. VI. Berkey, and a5 for
W. II. Cover. and Mr.. Berkey was declared
elected DIR. II. s. Kimmel, of Somerset,
moved that Mr. Berkey's nomination be
made unanimous. There was one dissenting
voice. that of Rev. J. L. W Seibert, OF
Milford.
Dr. s. : Good, Of Meyersdale, moved that
the salary OF the county Superintendent be
fired st s. 500. Afer 8 protrsc;ed debate
participated in by half dozen members Of
the convention the motion was agreed to on
a vote standing 81 to 49,
Superintendent Berkey's reelection was
weil-esrned and Is just recognition Of his
pre-eninent ability and Of the fsifhfnl and
conscientious work he has done in behalf of
the schools Of the county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

The marriage license law may have its in
conveniences, but it works well in the ma
jority Of cases. fsuch had been in existence
during the past fifty years. many Of the
widows Of the old soldiers would not have
such trouble trying TO prove that they we're
legally married. Ministers and justices OF
the peace are not required TO keep a record
o. the marriage ceremonies hey perform,
although some Of them do. This state OF
things has mSde it very annoying 10 men
and women who sought pensions for their
children. The license Law requires record
Of the marriage TO be kept, and the public
record en- always BE resorted to when ne
cessiiy requires il.
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a Correction.

SlPEsvrLLE, May 3. 1850
EDTroR HERALD:--I notice an article in
your paper Of last week copied from the
Pittsburgh Sunday Dispdtch which contains
a Misrepresentation insofar IS il says, in re-
gard to John sipe, one Of the alleged coun-
terfeiters arrested at Stoyestown, is resi-
dent of Sipesyille, hamlet abou. ten miles
from Somerset and desoendent OF the old
man for whom the place is called" John
sipe is not a relative to the founder Of the
hamlet of sipesville and was never a resi-
dent of Sipesville or the vicinity.
S-nrzs-rr Y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

Rev William s. Emory, broiher-in-law Of
ne late Ms. Elizabeth E. Benford, Of this
city. died at bis home in Frenchsown, \. J..
'Asa thursday. Rev. Emory was 8 minister
o. me Lutheran Church and was well known
throughout Western Pennsylvania. where
ne had different charges mary years ago.
JohAsioIrn Tribauss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

Three Of the tramps who last week attack
ed and beat Farmer Samuel Lehman. Of
franklin county. and aflerward broke open
several houses. were tried and convicted in
ohamoersburg on Monday. Judge Stewart
sentenced two of them to the peniientiAry
Tor fifteen months each. and the third to the
county jail Tor a year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07
Attention Earmersr

l have on hand at my factory, one mile
south OF Somerset, lot of good plain and
striped and plaid hannels, and skirting in
all suitable oolors.
Also, gray, fancy and balmoral stocking
yarn Germantown knitting yarn in all
colors and shades, all our own make and
guaranteed to give satisfaction, which ! win
exchange for wool.
Cariing and spinning done On short
tice We viii spin your wool much cheaper
than you can possibly DO it at home
Cash paid for wool.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

lockwood Pa, April % 1880.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

William Speieher, who has been confined
N the Cambria county Jail awaiting trial on
a charge Of false preiease, was taken TO
Pittsburg Saturday morning to answer a
charge Of counterfeiting United States coin.
Evidence has been obtained duplicating
speieher With the s,oyessown gang recently
arrested, and showing that he was one Of the
leaders in it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

3 q ysa.e25. ss7.
izFs On hand large number Of good
'-iah We VII sell in quantities % suit
'-1a-ser. Proe very reasonable. Yard
= ,s planning InIl.
HolBEo1K Bzos. & PaRsoE.
MI; ''l ile exposure q rAsczliiy in
All .r1loa q the rimsnai Court Of
l-iy ez-DisiuCf-At Attorney Grant was
saturday evening at Reading chsrg-
sli1Hing money duning bis term q
l1s affirmation Was msdr b. Cyrus
lg1ar dealer. who alleges tllAt he
- b lae erient Of 500 10 settle a
>io1- TIE charges embrace the ac-
q over s49oo from the Liquor
f The settlement Of nine cases. the
-llng q Gases inuumerabie. the
9 d oogus license 70 sell liquor, and
aas chsrses-
ii'e 20 eei your pictures. Marriage
7 Diplomas etc. framed. and 10
7. mouidings and pici1re. IS at
= BOX Store.
allegheny County Bar Association,
F1.af meeting. Saturday, made =
-..a reform in legal language, in
iss-ia'e. 10 strip il of some Of is
las an is 20 GET legal Documents
rnsteeuih orntury lsng1aes -
flpa aesls morr.re,. eie terms
A iht righi. tisls. intrrcss and
"a I'D to ~ John smith g. oer-
ltsaaf af tls sesiern siafes 80
asa-ey e. isaE g. fls rrani.
II ~ @cn1sgIr-nsa Va
- 'ss1ldrf cuf 1lin.s-s 500
- s,las-. sni piil aEer 81 49,
-en. Rarisz vaafins anythiuE
= ss,i. all a. vel b giving
J. n. HoIuEEsaHn-
esy. p-oprisfor Of the Hotel NAin.
90. Pa who rzs refused ; retsii
''s vii spFeal - The Supreme
1s Nay term. The case Is the Grsi
"u inAde and viii b. test.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07
Rrethren. Take Notice.

weare sole agents for Brethren Clothing
and Hats, having completed arrangements
with Chicago firm for this class Of of goods
We have fine line on hand, and can fur
nish any style garments you want, and fits
guaranteed. This is rare opportunity, and
you should avail yourselves Of it.
J. N. HoLDERsAUx, Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

The close observer viii notice that we are
headquarters for anything in the ready
clothing line. Our stock is fall, and going
rapidly. We also take measures for fuecus-
tom suits, and guarantee a fit in every case
J. NJ HoLDERBArA.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

The millinery store At Ssoyesaown has On
hsnd = fuil supp's q Has Hopnets RID
hsns. Flowers. and Laces- Aisc. H@kssar
and Fzacy Goods in General Ar ~
stylish. and cheAp Iadis. ions Ead -.
and bring your ciildiza.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

When Sheriff Mack. of Indiana county,
vas notified Of the action Of the Pardon
Board in refusing TO commute the death
sentence ofthe Nicely boys, be at once re-
paired TO The corridor of the jail 70 spprise
them Of The fact and TO inform then that in
the future be would be compelled 10 keep
them confined in separate cells The Sheriff
says they both seemed very much broken
up" AT the news, and were yisably effected.
Dave remarked Il have only once 10 die and
may as well die now IS sgain, but we will
die innocent men. We are not guilty"
After being locked up in separate cells Dave
asked for a bible which the Sheriff furnish
Cd him. and few minutes afterwards left
him Perusing its sacred pages in the dim
light Of his iron cell Both Dave and ice
have been very quiet since learning that
their last hope for pardon has vanished and
neither OF them have made the slightest dem
onsiration.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

No further effort can be made to save the
lives of the convicted men unGl Governor
Beaver lIss fixed the day FOR their execution
when il IS possible that an injunction may
De gotten out on sheriff McMilleu restrain
ing him from carving the sentence into ef-
feet until the question OF the validity OF the
order transferring prisoners convicted Of
capital offsnses from one county prison to
another has been decided by the Supreme
court Of the Stale.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

VIII expens= pa w:ii so,sss s1.,r5y 70 any
sae zho i pos Cut q enpisJ rest ssperiGl-
II where no prsvioas srPsrissss = reqzired
% eet ths post On nyoz want = position,
sse sdversssszrsnfo On sssis rags. headed, "A
Chance 70 Make Money"
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Justices of the Peace and Con-
stables.

When ron come to Crart or at any time
yon comr 10 Somerset. y00 viii ind THAI
FISHERS BOOK S.ore Is The place TO by Binn's
Justice Duniaps Forms. Purion's Digest.
Consahles Gaises. scalp blanks, deeds, sale
bills. sanmons. and 81 Other kinds Of legal
h.ankz AluaJ.ssacrs dockess blank books.
rnsrri.es ocssih 80 f,ois - and legzl cap
ana leile pas<s saari3l = sd s1 0ties
- !. y -
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Gro- R scrLL, SIC
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

We k4ss a6s.sT - h@t ~ t'sals Far
rislinr Csoas dssr hai shssf. sie - IN.
dsrwsar deparn=-.t . nst exosilea n si.is
scct.oa- We errAiniy think us have she
b--s white unlaundrief shirt ever olteres .
tl.e pubiic. II 50 eents See onr bs4uufnl lne
of Piqae-Troni shirts With ties 70 match.
J. N. HoLDEaBarx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

Do Eot be deceived, but have Mahlon
Schroek deliver you sack Of his Fancy
Minnesota Flour, and you viii buy no 9th
er. Every sack is warranted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

TIE Somerset Normal School viii open
May 7th instead Of 9Th. Is heretofore adver-
Used Competent assistance has been pro-
cured to supply the vacancy causd By the
removal Of H. r. B4rron-
x PFrrr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

Ananias Be'key, employed Al woy &
hinneil's mili north Of toxn. had the
thumb Of has len hand badly lsoerasei BY a
shing.e saw one day last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

Hon. Samuel McCamant, Of Tyrone. was
on Monday reappointed q member Of the
Board Of Managers Of the Huntingdon Re
formatory by Governor Beaver. This Board
consists Of five members appointed two
years ago. when the length OF term for each
member was determined By lot and Mr.
McCamant drew the two year term. He is
now reappointed fora term Oft ten years. and
thus becomes the senior member Of the
Board
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

Comfy school directors were in session
Yesterday, and the voice Of the candidate
was 10 be heans lhronshoa, town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

Mothers who take pride in dressing their
little ones, sh6sld not fail to see the hand
some line Of suits, hats, waists, and ties, at
J. NJ HoLDERAAU1's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

County Commissioner David E. Wagner.
accompanied by District Attorney L. c. Col
born, ieft for the south Of the county Mon
day morning, where they will be engaged
for several days running the line dividing
Pennsylvania and Maryland and seeing that
the monuments are in good condition. Mr..
COlborn Is a civil engineer as well as lawyer.
The Commissioners are required by law to
run this line annually.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

A number of new borough ordinances are
published elsewhere in this issue. /, NAV
benefit yoa TO rad them over carefully.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07

Gospel Hymns, all numbers and styles
Lutheran Books Of Worship Augsburg
Songs, Disciples Hymnals, bibles, lesta-
ments, Sunday school tickets, cards and
ohromos at fair prices At Fishers Book Store.