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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE BRIDGE At MEMPHIS.
HOSTILE ROADS EAGER TO SECURE \ MONOPOLY
OF ITS PRIVILEGES.

Of liS III lLt.Glc.
Memphis, Tenn, Fob. 22.-Thcrc promises to be
rvey time in the Legislative Council at the special
rceeting to he held at = O'Clock tomorrow. Il IS II
because Of tn. differences between the local attorneys
OF two great railway -yStcm- to the right of tho
city to grant exclusive right, Of way over certain
street, 10 he used approaches 10 the great bridge
now in Of construction acroe, TIE Mississippi
here. Z. +. Adams. attorney for The bridge company,
appeared before the Council al the lat meeting aad
asked Il grant, Ginning tha' the bridge company i
distinct and scp,rite corporation from The Kansas
City. Memphis ard birmingham RAILWAY, o. Ncttlct0n
system. commonly supposed TO DC the party most
interested in the bridge enterprise President Bcthcll
asked how alout the question Of toll, Lc charged
road, for running car, over tho bridge. Attorney
David To-tvn. of the Memphis and Charleston Railway.
Immediately entered most vigorous protest agans;
tc>towinc any such power, on the bridge company,
claiming that il would virtual; r,~ult In the absolute
destruction OF Mcupl, commerce. and give tAo Kanea'
ttl road absolute control Of all L,u,>> west 81 Uc
Mississippi IL /, uud i-tood tud Mr. Poston i,
backed NJ IN h> position ly General Manager Fink. Of
tn East icnnc--cc, \ircina and G' ~f,ic. wlnlc
GcuI-c H. Ncftlct1l, of IA" kalr., tty system. l.
represented Is Nr adams. Nitt the nine other
roads running into Memphis viii insist ou is hat The
cts -h&ll not surrender III" night 10 regulate the
amour; Of tolls to be- charged Icy The bridge company,
while the latt.r ho!i, cui for The privileges alleged
ling the binding Of the bridge. Mcs,rs Fink anh
Nctdeton have been tcirrrJrh'd ior and Will appear
lcorc the Legislative Council at IL, session tIinor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

Mr. Parne since the rupture Of the Boulognc con .
ference point 20 design 10 induce the people -
ignore thu prccept, Of religion and defy authority
Cf tho Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
TIE sEAEoARD AND EoAYoKE sY

Baltimore. Feb. .. (>pcc.al.-ln acquiring control
of tie Georgia southern and Florida Railroad the
seaboar1 and Roanoke system has scored a h= POINT
in il, fight against the Richmond and Danvillc. the
Scaloar and Roanoke Company stood with the Georgia
southern and Florida Company in is contest with the
Richmond and Danvi,lc for the COvington and Macon
road. The Richmond and Danyllc secured the bH"
The next day H. announced that TIE Heo'-H
s0uthcrn, aided by the >"iboaId and Roanoke, "puH
parallel the C0ynetou and Macon 1hl, Is quickly
followed by the announcement Of the Georgia SOuthch
becoming part of the >cahoard AID Eoanohc system
thu, SIrinc the latter all rail route 81 liz own To
TalatLa and II. Augustine. Fla. Enoch Pratt tiiu-
morc's leading capitalist. j, largely Interested IN tle
deal A. are also number of other prominent men Z"
thi, city who are more lc,, identified Win 'H'
ScaboarI and Roanoke Interests. Jhc schcn" 'n'!H'N
The construction Of the parallel road 10 tr '"NIh-l
and Macon. 100 miles. - pplh' "H I'VE ',''' -'''
Carolina and Northern Eailroad n or near hl|ltl
ihc latter road being owned hN the >''b'iN "-N
Roanoke system. President Robinson, of IN" Scab"ir
and Roanoke .y-tcm. say~ his company clardnt c' y
ucr cent upOn - OOl.OO0 of tAc common r0rt 81 ~"
jcOr-a southern and Florida Raruld ana wien t.'
gross earning, amount 20 Sl.V)o.ouo q wear ll'
guarantee, j. br increased - per cent. Nj 'l'
officers OF tlo Georgia southern ana Ilordl VIII i'
retained and President riaTt- he been tcdeird INC
presidency of thc1 Macon ard Nouhca-tetn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
KILLED BY TIE FALL OF \ FACTORY.

LONDON, Feb. "a dispatch from Morocco a.-
nonuccs that The faetOry at Fen a, co!lap ed.
scvcra. persons being kilcd and many Injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

TIE ENPEROR'S INFANT SOE Ill.
Berlin, Feb. 22.-TEc niant son of Emperor VIII
lam has been quite i'll for several days
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

A guard vas plscei in ihe cells OF the
Nioeiy boys last Wednesday nishi- This
guard Is known as tia death watch, and
$ composed Of four nen who have sub
Evidsd the day into watches q six boors
eAch. and who never permit the priscuers 10
Se slone for : minute. When the sheriff
vent into tie jail :, o'slock be proceedei
sirrrfiy 10 toe oeli Of Joe Nicely.
Il haze brought yGa a room mate, Joe, =
said the sberif. when be bad unlocked the
csn door and permitted deputy sherih
Xili McNilisn % Esik Ia.
Il have been expecting you to Pui some
one in here for some tine. quietly respond
"a rhe prisoner-
TIE sheuH thea told The prisoner. -
gently a. possible. ihst the Pandoa Board
had refused 70 reopea thesr czss-
~WhSf'. thai yea rere saving sbout the
Pardon Bar e4reriy guerisi Dave Hic-iy
-hen tbe ShersH opened shs dOor of bis cell
When told q the Boards action be sad
thar be did DO; know that the case bad been
argued. and wAs under the impression that
il xss DOT 70 se heard aniil this Eeek. ard
then, locking sP into the face Of the guard
Frank schrook-who lad taken chair n
his eeli. be remarked with zsnile Il guess
We car get along without q1arr-IinE
Neither q the prisoners exhibited The
sligh1est emotion. Bat bssh slep, very litils
that night
Both expected something EOsid se
brought out al thu hearing held 81 Greens
Burg thai would work 70 their sdEsnts-e
bat when they learned thai the oAses had
esen dismissed by the Justice they volna-
feeres no remarks
Il sea. there Is 10 ar of Assembly So
! thorix.ng = death vsxch, Bat ihere : an
uuwrigten lsE observed throughout this
Siate and the entire coantry. Requiring
sherifEs 70 p;aoe eonstsas guard Over men
sruteuned 70 death. for the puFyo-e d pre-
venting them from taking their own lives
TIE xaicb Is usually sci Immediately upon
reoeips OF TIE Governors warrant setting
! dag for the execution.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

The Second visit Of the Franklin and Mar
shah Glee Cub 10 this ciiy lss. evening and
Jheir appearance 81 the Grand 0Per1 H0lse
~zs sgnali1ed BY the presence OF large
and fashionable audieuoe- Thai i Ezs aT-
prseia,ive ueed hardly be mentioned. for en-
cons were frequent, bot the climax Of en-
ias.siasrn seemed 70 BE reserved for Mr..
Irviaes ~Bugle Song in the second part
There we're sixteen numbers on the pro
y-.mre and they we're ali given with thar
sash and skin that nazrks thorough artistic
work. The glee club had seven numbers.
The mandolin club i've. there were Eve vocal
and two violin solos. The are fouriee1 Mem
bers in the glee club and nine menbers in
the mandolin club. Mr.. H. d. HopKins'
violin solos were q most pleasing feature.
ana the cborals and concerted instrumental
,uu,bers yere most creditable- The concert
made, # snylhing, better impression than
The preyioas one and displayed The masicAi
ssleat Of the club 10 better advantage the
soczi selections being given with excellent
;asse and precision, and the usndolias sweet
Is a'iuned gave = grsorfui completeness 10
ne II y m. After The eoncs1. for which
the lady pairDDesses must be anooTded .
large share nf the credit. the eisb attended
rso-psion gwen b. Hon. snd Mrs- Daniel
ErnseB5rout, al Ihsir elegant msnsioH.
.'Grsusiein, On The Hin rosd- The spacious
ROOMS of The admirably arranged house were
filed with guests and the host and hostess
disPsns@d grneroas hospitality = Reading
Pa Tsleyraa.
AT the oi=z House Tuesday evening
March Slst.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

The s.o-y of TIE gay LocAins2r las beeI
discounted by an e.i-zls thai fsw days ss
F.. - On edge AL shades Of socaety in the bass
lIisle iauaheF ioS1 OF TEotick- Indiana
. county This hrar the eeeing hr1de r<nrn-
%. rsYensed. Eseznted her rsPensznce- scagni
Der LcnlG14F sgain. wss spurne5, and noR
n0arns gae ioss u tEo losez 70 one dsy.
Mss Clzsa Aiicaeii can -eaisy isy clain
70 tie tile OF the belle of T~oiiek. zad
rhss she : 1ekle, - Delles are usually SIP
posed 70 be. the SEQUEL Viii show Two Of
lne many slitoss ior her hand lad rather
divided her fzsOr-John b. R-e5. who cones
NON Beassrc cocugy, ana James Gibson. Of
Bizcklark. Camera c01BEy- Reed finally
rrlumpbut and the wedding day was set
The guess had assembled 81 The hne Aitcn-
eli homesseaa. and The person vas expeEed
every moment, when strange buggy came
spinning up 70 the dor through TIE mad
In il wzs seated G.bsor. VINO. b. the way. L
4 prosperous yO1ng lnmoernlzn aud q = .lou
among the l~isss-r He called loudly On tlae
5-i6e, and she came running ouI. white veil
a fiauenng
Come. take one more baggy ride With me
before y0a re married. pleaded tie hand
some ysuux islios. Mss Mitchell, her
hssrt none ioo firniy anchored, hesiizied
5ui moment The horFined groom and
-zping guests saE the NLiis veii aaIier
Again-snis uas ouE of SIGHT
Brsore TIE guess c5uid regain their CON-
posare the arrival vAs snnoaaced ot fbe
officiating Clergyman. Rev. smaller, Of ao-
mer city. He was informed the zed5ius Wis
pos;,,oned. Young itsisied thai Iae ieass
prepared be served and m2nfaliy took lis
place al the head u she ,zO.e. beside zn
empty char.
Ata iAle hour Miss Mitchell surprised the
bznqae;srs by enteriug the RON, mecsEain-
ID, Dul nadsanL Wslh 3 eandor thai w4s
crushing 10 Reed zoe announced that she
was undeadea which of lne young naea she
loved the briter. aad soald marry neither
unisi she foand oct Kemonsirauess we're
in vain. aud ibe c5mp4ny disPersea-
The next 1aorning Rev. >nsffe- was sur
pTised 10 receive cali from Reed, aud ssili
more astonisisesi % the information thas tine
posiPoued wedding as 70 come II thai
Gay As ll.s parSon. on tine l. fhe minute
vas driving into Tsoiies. be sFied he far-
lorn figure Of Red On the bridge The par
toa surmis-s morr t-oun.e-
We were ali rea0y for the wedding
again, began the cej-csed groom. when
sne weakened znd iocge1 herself Up n her
room- have decided - remain single
- tar A. Miss Mitchell a. Concerned. lie
doubtless viil
Tie queer part Of The story i that the
handsoHe Mr. Gioson. having wrougar TIE
wreck of poor Reeds plans. now laughs al
The gri be Took riding on her wedding dsy.
- Ms Niiclses Is don5ly The loser IN tie
game.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

4 learned scientist has strained bis PEI
oeptive faculties 10 invent q new feature Tor
TIE millennium. Tie earth, according 10 bis
vision, viii become barren and fruitiess- and
hnsliy ran and beast viii have chemical
E,od provided for their sHs,enance. Is be
not fergetful of the fact that the earth gross
richer by aocreiioas from deczying matter +.
What abOui the suffering OF mankind Do
we not know that the best chemical CON-
pound for the relief Of human lis Is IN
doobisdiy the grea; remedy for pzia, =
Isc5bs Oh Il Is pTOmpf, perfect and per
mznsnt cure o. aches aud pains laTeniion
cznnoi make better reneay- Il is the
best For the care Of rheumatism, lnrnbago,
ssaiica, sp-sin-, bruises. frozi-5ites, sore
nsss ard Stiffness from severe colds, il has
no equal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18
r :. NcNrLLry.


Las year the Piusbargh: Pa,i distributed
fry SAFETY bicycles among boys and girls Of
Pittsburgh. and other towns in counties ad-
joining Pittsburgh. These wheels were CIV
81 as rewards Ssr certain number Of four
weeks subscribers obizined for the Daily
Pos This year Tn Psa IS offering better
wheels and better inducements than il did
last year. Any boy OF giri now sending
The Plss only 60 subscribers for four weeks
VII ges a 24-inoh Junior Safety Bicycle
worth So. This only one Of four splendid
offers. Write 10 The P1s and ask them TO
send you their propositions. which are 30
liberal that any boy With little industry
aud perseverance,, can become the owner OF
q good, durzbie bicycle. without it costing
him cent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18
A sunrsm. Court Decision

The Supreme Court Of Penzsylysnis has
oeen wrestling with she problem q 10 = beth
e- msa bed Suffered The total sud per
uanent los q the sight Of both syes By An
accident whieh injured one Of bis eyes -
tasi be could not So zith il. Ordinarily an
se i3eni would no; cause an inmediais to
al los Of sight. bGi in the esss CONSIDERED
the nan had only one good es- ~be' ne
took out the policy 0f insurance. % saich
ssit ~as brought The good eye was the
one which Sss injured. and he became to
,Eily blind. The agent who insured him
tnsE he Ess blind of one eye The ia lzss
say ths1 The ri>k insured zgainst might hAve
beea greater than in the case u q man y Il
txo useful eyes. but the Policy Ess issued
Eith knowledge on the psrs Of the esrR-
psnys agent Of the exact nature Of the rex
The opinion Of the court Is that it wss the
Ioss q sighi which vas insured against. and
that the ioss os the one eye by the plaintiff
va. precisely the same ss the loss Of two
eye= by sn ordinary man
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18
Facts ABOUT Easter Worth Know
fnr

The fscf that Easter falls on very ezriy
dale this year MAsoh - has caused friend
- tzcis and figures 70 collect some curious
statistics In lsss. he says, Easier fell cn
March :. and j, viii only once seain slis
century. namely, in lssl, fall On 80 early q
szfe In the three following centuries it
VII oocar only eight times on the same
dale-n4neiy, IN 1851. sIs5. 4D46, 9tS7. zlo5,
2Il4. zI25 ana 2is. The earliest date on
which E4s,er can fall Is March p, and this
only in case the moon Is full on March 2ist,
when the dale happens TO fall on Saturday
rhis combination Of circumstances Is eK-
tremeiy rare il occurred II lsSs, l76l, and
IsI7. and gili happen again in iss'1, -s5Eo and
3i44, while during the rhree following cen
taries II J. not once Is on the books sf this
early dzle. Ga the other hand, Faster never
falls later than April 25,h this was the
case in 1904, I74s and $50. and viii Only
happen once IN the nexI eentuTy-nAmeiy,
lsi3.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

The HrzsLD bad a delightful cal Friday
morning from Pr5f Leonard H. Eaion. Of
Pi,isbursh. President Of the Pennsylvania
socieiy for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 An
irnzis and Aged Persons After consulting
With g number O. our towns people be sp-
pointed Constable Jaeob Peck the Sacieiy's
Agent iv s nerset The motto o. the Socie-
~ We s.-zk for those Eho cannot speak
for themselves fully explains its chject
The principal idea ef The society i 10 incul-
cate into the minds Of The young kindly
disposition and consideration Tor their tsi.
lox creatures and f5r he dumb creation
They also lo0k into al cases coming under
their notice of cruelty and orius prosecu-
iicn-, an5 or e1ily rfquesl persons knowing
of cruelty to either snimsis- ehilden OF sgeu
psrsons 20 r4porf them 70 the General odics
NJ. - and = sixth Ave Pittsburgh Al.
Communications VII b REGARDED a. strictly
confidential
TIE S5aeiy has donea great work in many
Of cur neiekbo-inE COUNTIES, educating The
people in regard ioihs care and comfort oi
their dumb animals and we have no doubt
that il agent vil FAD plenty TO d. for q
time a. lszsi. in this neiehbood-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18
Mothsr ooose Entertalnment

There vii De given an snsegisinnent in
The Christian Ebarrh by the children Oh
FRIDAY evening, Marsh 39ih. c0nsiSsihg Of
Mother 6ooses melodies and rhymes. The
entertainment viil BE- uniqne, pleasing and
attractive, and se bspesk fall hoase- Ad-
mission. sdulis. iscis childrpn. 10 Cts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

G3sos Hgnrs AMI riyna 8o7xs
Gospel Hymns. ali styles, bindings, and
prires By single copy or doz-ns or hundred,
for sale sf Fishers Book Store. Disciple.
Eraneslical and Lutheran EymBals- aud
Sandsy-sclo0l and reward cards aid tickets
Al Fishers Book Store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

Deputy Sheriff McNiHsn, shot by Joe
Nicely IN he frst attempt Of The brothers to
escape from the sonersei jail, Is one member
Of the Death watch pl.o-d over them last
night There Is poe1ic justice in that oct o.
which uovelisl might make thrilling "a
seS.-F Fiti4FgR TSn-g.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

Ns=sTs George u. Baker and E. &. Fouieh
VII open normal seh5oi Al Roekxooa, BE-
ginning april 2osk. and continuing in ses-
sion nine xeeks-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18
MARRIED.

R-STAHL-on Thursday, the
l2sh day Of March, 1891, IL the pastors stusly
Al Meyersdale, Pa, BY Rev. NJ l. founs,
Mr Norman Walker, Of summit township
snd Mss Missouri S,4hl, Of BrOshs-svalley
township
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

The Greens5urg 7rt4ns says the decis-
ION Of the Justice IN ihe Nicely conspiracy
case {. IN accord wish the evidence and
meets with universal approval-7
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

We learn from the scranton Trush OF
March l2th, that NJ. John o. Stanton vas
that day appointed General Superintendent
Of the L.ckawEns Iron and sseei Company.
NJ Stanton i native ofJenaer township.
this county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18
Notice.

My term Of Office as Sheriff having ex
pired, I'll persons indebted 10 me FOR fee
N.i please settle s; ouoe will leave som
erset April / and viii thea place my books
in the hands Of the proper persons for col
iscfion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

Ms- ". z Palhn and Mrs. Y. N Black.
Of Connsence, were IN Sonerses on the iIlt.
70 sssisi Register and Recorder HIIesasn' :
family celebrate thai genilenan's zsth
bi-fbd.v
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

Jonathan Cunningham, 3 vel known cit
izsu Of Somersei township. died al his bone
jusl south 4 t0vn A. late hour Tuesday
night About year ago be Vas stricken
with pzraiysez and SINCE then had been IN
able 70 perform any labor he visited The
HEEsLp ofiice only last Thursday morning
zn6 while here remarked that be wss afraid
b. Wss roing 10 die before spring He "a
suffering intense pain 81 the TINE ard com
plsine5 q The irregular action Of his heart
His death resulted from Talvsilar disease oi
TIE heart Mr.. Cunningham, Was citizen
ofsteriing integrity and enjoyed the resPeci
and friendship Of large circle OF people
He was about s. years of age.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

John = sissznez, E-q 3 i.sdings insD-
sI''A. eiii1sn ofs'onycseek. sseat = half bous
IN this oilos Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

hr. 9Anss Werner Long, Of Pistsburzb. re
Gently sppoinird onnsai 10 Floresos. Iiaiy,
Was Visitar in town over Sanizr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

We are advised that the MeyerSdsle Caa
B.s-r7a3 Eill MT issue a regular edition
until eariy IN April, when il viii be printed
Al ihs home oi6oe and on IL oEn press.
Mesnx hile edit0r smith vii Issue extra
shefts. the frs Appearing on the a5;h- Tne
Coinmercisl printing c1mpzny Is being r.
orszni1ei and expects % have one Of the
Hsosi complete printing Cf.ioes in the county
Brother smith wcn be satisfied with any
thing isss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

TIE iVeiling. dissillsry and hfieen scree
of and. belonging 70 the late r c Lands.
q BrsihersYallsy township. vas sold al
pubiic szle Friday Nj FL wsltrs= q prom
iuenT Baliimore dissiler, was the purchaser
and paid oetEeen i've and siK thousand dol
isrs f0r TIE eatire plant Ao0a I400 gal
Ions Of Ehiskey was soid al the same time
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

Binn's Justice, Duslay's Forms, and Pur-
d0n's Digest can be bought al Fishers
Book store al eisy prices, where you can
also buy a dockei sad full line Of Jusfice's
blanks. including scalp blanks, deeds. Zee
bills, bonds, Judgment notes, legal and fot,A-
cap paper and ofici2l she envelopes Always
rvooll-ct that Fishers Book Store Is head
quarters f0r justices supplies
Passion Week and Easter services in ST
Paa.-s Reformed church, Somerset, Pa.
Monday evening, The Temple recOasecrsi-
e8.
Tuesday The obs,IaciiDg moun-
isin.
Wednesday Toe hyPocrite.
TnursiAy The Lord a, the Pass
over.
Friday '-lt is finished
Saturday '' The Dead Lord.
Easter morning, Risen with Christ
Ezster evening. Faster service.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

Don't saiss seeing the -Noiher Goose en-
festsinnent given b The childrsn in the
Christian church, Friday evening. March
4qh This = the frsi entertainment Of this
Kind ever gwen, ard from the popularity Of
Noiber Gooee, Ne insure for them = crowd
ed hoase. Admission l5cis, children lsois.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

A disp4,ch fn0m Greensburg says 90
March Iish A. H Coffroth. Of Somerset, one
q ibe Nioely boys attorneys, entered q
Judgment here sgs;nst A. A Sioely. their
father. for Sl575, aud On saturday. March
4. JadEe Hunter. their attorney. 81 3 hear
ing IN rbe conspiracy and larceny cases heIe
lAsi setk. entered one fur S58
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18


During the year 1879 somerset county had
Issj male and - female public school teach
ers 5I5s male and s94I FINALE scholars.
The average cost OF each scholar Per n0sih
zss ~ cts The number Of mills levied for
school purposes Vas 557 The total
tax levied vas s5I .siI7 Il The Stale sppro
priasion was SIi .sos s. The total receipss
So. .os4 a. Teachers Nages were S4S 70o-55
The toial Expenditures Eere 81 si602. Tie
liabilities q districts aggregate $ o42 -.
sheriff Good. has already received several
hundred spPiicsiions for siuission - The
execution Of The Nicely boys, on April %
and each mali sEeils the number. Not alors
than thirty I've persons can be crowded into
The corridor Of The jail and when the sheuh
has provided for the persons required 70 be
p-ssznt by lzW. those zh ho have right - be
present from rheir connection with the ease
and f3r a lslf i1zzea local neN sFaper reprs-
sentaliyse- be WiH have 10 p2sses % issue
excepting 90 tive OF three sherifs= Of adioin-
ing ooauJies-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-18

q EeIsve-uou woman saved her iove ief-
80 rad when she got old Her eight
H-1s s11 FUND 3 bundle q the ieuoeT
.ss Izsi seek ard played Posimsn with
~ ieaTinE one IN eaca house until they
s=sal Distributed Il Eas great spo-t iol
a.aeEtbo- but the boys mother almost
re tzr a-u knocking the dust out Of his
- L. r-..-...----