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a terrible Fate All can Escape.

A woman was seen to spring from pier. upon
recovery of the body it was found to DO young
woman who had been suffering from nervous
weakness and prostration, and who, desponaeet
and despairlng OF cure, had committed suicide.
thousands of weak, nervous and despairing
women lead life of utter mental and physical
misery caused by weakened vitality, shattered
nerves and exhausted strength.
To such we would say, despair is foolish and
unnecessary. All such cases can be cured Dy the
use Of the great nerve, brain and blood invlgora-
tor, DIR. Greene's Nervura. IL Is purely
vegetable and harmless, and costs but sl.Oo OF
druggists. Use It, you who are in hopeless despair
OF cure, and it ieiH give you neO nerve, a ne'o
vtgor, a new life.
81 had terrible headaches for 80 years. They
got so bad felt that 1 should go insane, and
made my husband promise not to put me In an
asylum. took DIR Greene's Nervura, and
now have no headache, sleep and eat well, am
not nervous, my kidneys are healthy and blood
pure. IWds.saved from that terrible fate, insanity
or prostration, by this sconderfad remedy, DIR.
Greene's Nervura.
MRS. JENNIE ANTHONY,
81 w. Green St., Lynn, Mass"
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MRS. JENNIE ANTHONY,
81 w. Green St., Lynn, Mass

N 2 H6y- DR.. Greene, the successful
us Us specialist in curing all forms
OF nervous and chronic diseases, "a Temple
Place, Boston, Mass, can be consulted free, per-
sonally, or by letter. Call or write him about
your case, or send for symptom blank to fill out,
and letter fully explaining your disease, giving
advice, etc., will be returned free.
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AUCTION SALES:
VALUABLE FARM
AT AUCTION.

WILL, be sold at auction, on Wednesday
w September 23, 1891, at o'clock a. m,
one OF the most desirable farms In the stare Oi
Maine, situated In the enterprlsing ylliase 1l
Mechanic Falls. This farm Is beautifully located,
with .excellent buildings, containing near one
hundred acres Of productive land under hign state
OF cultivation and adapted TO raising almost any
crop; Wood sufficient, fine thrifty maple grove,
excellent water both In house and barn VIII
ssssxeral ssal neyertaillng springs and running brook
sJrrIVugn pastures and has natural drainage. FROM
~ 70 lOO TONS OF nay and grain cut on this farn
vaIny 9 y az. a. ms property has great prospective
mant anu must be sure and profitable invest
msns " hne purchaser. On an adjoining farm not
, LUIS alstant house lots were sold the past
dollar v,a I'LL iour hundred dollars 10 six hundred
drsctlPo Po1 acre. The village Is extending 10 the
must @ pe cal ed on TO supply house lots
AZ tne same time and place will he sold 10 the
~ fna nat,e ekht large. thrifty Cows one pair
~ vni nne mdeened oxen, one high hred' Uctafein
bui also varied assortment 81 IA rns "a
IN good condition. Wagon, PING usrra'sas
Carts, Hayracks, Horse Rake Piows alIin.ss9s' aIar'
Field Roller, Hay CAPS, Cremerv hnt 1,tiss M ~
125 Grain Bags, most OF them nearly nass ussSu
Machines and Household Goods etc "'"' "i"s
Seldom, II ever before, has such a nlaca 49,.
offered at auction II stormy on dav annointoa Soa
this sale will take place the rst fair day fol
Terms OF sale ON farm 20 per cent AZ tIme -
sale; balance March 1b, 1892. On Stock. &e
Cash or approved Credit.
II. BROOKS, B.F. HASKELL
AuctiOneer. Proprietor
470 Congress st., Portland
SepI5 dlw&w2W37
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Friday and Saturday.
This week we have been making
a sale of Ladies' Cotton Under.
wear at 25c, 39c, soc, 69c, 75c,
$1.O0.
Friday and Saturday we will
close out the balance Of our
stock on the centre counters, as
follows
Our 25c and SOC Underwear at
one price, 25c each.
Our SOC and 69c Underwear at
one price, soc each.
Our Use and $I.OO Underwear at
one price, 75c each.
Our First Grand Annual Opening
-or-
GGntIemens' New Fall Neckties
Special Prices, Saturday Only.
See display in show window.
We have received our Fall and
Winter stock of Gents, Ladies'
and Misses Fall and Winter, Me-
dunn and Heavy Weight Under
wear.
The Portland daily press., 1891-09-18
WIPE YOUR FEET

ON our new style OF Door Mats; III
you're fond OF diamonds there are
diamond patterns and a LOT of oth-
er pretty designs that make these
Mats desirable as house furnishA
tngs; all prices from as cts. each.
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WANTED-All the lame and interfering
w horses that 1t Is difficult to shoe, cal on =;
MORRILL,, at the corner OF Preble and VxIord
streets and get them cured or get satisfactoan OF
no pay. 1871
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Il rooms, open Crates. and furnace, Sebago
water, hne stable; lot 10Oxl50 feet; buildings In
periect repair, handy to Deerlng street cars q
offce. W. II. WALDRON, $50 Middle street.
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VyO LET-A good tenement OF six rooms, cen
4 trally located; price s13 per month also, tor
sale, five houses near Union station. j. Y. WOOD-
MAN, 1854 Exchange street. 1871
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OWEN, MOORE & co.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under
IL the firm name and style Of DEANE & COL
LEY has been dissolved by mutual consent.
james A. Colley Will continue the business.
ID. w. DEANE
JAMES A. COLLEY
Sept II, 1891. sep18d3ts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

Isnner < Roaas and vIcInit


Mrs Jas NJ. Cover and Miss Maggie oavode
have returned from Pittsburgh, accompanied
BY Mrs E P Cofin.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Brooks, Of Waterloo,
Iowa, who formerly resided in this commu-
nifty, are visiting old friends and aequaint-
anees here
Corn huskings are all the 20 hersabouts.
John II. Rjsheberger had one last week that
defies competition. The old and young
folk. assembled during the afternoon. and
by O'Clock had all the corn husked. Affer
an elegant repast the young people adjourned
to the barn, where, with the help Of the
Jenner Y Roads Orchestra. dancing was
kept up till the wee sma hours.
Mr.. Joseph Risheberger. of Shade town
ship, late Of the 9Th Pa Reserves. and also
Of the SD Pa. Vet. Vol. is visiting his old
acquaintances and friends. Joe has been
s prime avorite with the boys and all are
glad to see him
The Grsnge7s building is nearing CON-
ple,ion, and it viii not be long before the
Grange and J. o. L. A II. will be moved
from Jennertown 70 this place. They viii
have very nice hall. Mr.. Ben Enos is the
contractor.
Look out for the report of the election
from Jenncr next Tuesday
Par RIor.
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How to Vote.-There are Six Tickets
and Five Boxes.

The ticket 10 be voted for at the coming
election is as follows:
One headed STATE, with the names Of the
candidates for Auditor General and State
Treasurer, to b. deposited in box to be pro-
yidei for that purpose. One headed Dele
gates at Large, with the names Of the per-
sons nominated for a Constitutional Conven-
ton. should one be held, 20 be deposited in
3 separate box- One headed judiciary, with
the name OF the Judge 10 be voted for, to be
deposited 10 separate box One beaded
County. with the names Of the candidates TO
be voted for, to be deposited in 8 separate
box. One headed District Delegates, with
the names Of the candidates for the Consti-
tafional Convention, IL any IS held for this
county. TO be deposited in separate box.
A separate hOI IS required for the ballots
on the question Of holding a Constitutional
COnvention. Each voter Is entitled TO vote
for or against 4 Constitutional Convention,
and the tickets for and against the same
viii 10 doubt be provided by the county
commiitees.
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Arrain wrecker For Bum.


Ellsworth Luse, OF Rostraver township,
WestmOreland county, is in jail at Greens
burg 10 answer for the attempting wrecking
/ of passenger train No 81 on the Ackeesport
end Beileyernon railroad near Mcmahon
station on last Monday night and again on
last Saturday. An account Ofths discovery
Of ties on the track BY the engineer, on the
first named occasioned, was published. Luse
oonfesses the crime. He appears to have
been actnaied solely BY 4 mischievOus spirit
as be says be hid near oy just to see the
thing strike" and weni home much diszp-
pointed at the discovery and removal Of the
obstructions This entire absence Of motive
on the would be-wrecker's part Is remarka-
be. as be appears 70 be fairly well educated
and intelligent. He also confesses TO the
second attempt TO wreck the Train that he
might feast his eyes on the destruction Of
valuable property and the sufferings ofinno-
cent passengers He put telegraph pOls on
the track, and as before was waiting in =
secure hiding place for the crash, VIXEN it
wss observed and removed
Luse Is about 20 years old, and worked OF
bis fathers farm. Suspicion was directed
toward him by his too frequent lettering in
the vicinity Of the attempted Wrecking
Detective Cook, Of the Pittsburg aud Lake
Erie road, accompanied by other Ofiesrs
arrested him in bed early yesterday morning.
He denied at first any knowledge Of the
crime, but when taken before Justce G. W.
Washabaugh, at West Newton Saturday
morning, he broke down and made clean
breast Of the whole affair. He denied iden-
tifeatiOn with any gang, or that the wreck
han been planned for the purpose Of rObbing
dead and injured passengers. The suggestion
that be might have had grievance against
the company or some ofits officials also met
a determined contradiction, and the closest
questioning failed TO shake his story that
the scheme originated simply in his deprsv-
ed desire 'iu.t 70 see the thing strike" The
surety demanded for his release wss S4,O0o.
and in default Of it he viii await trial in
prison until the next term ofthe WestmOre-
land county court.
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At PARK Hotel.

Prof s s. Liule, the graduate optician, OF
Cumberland, Nd. will hereafter have his
headquarters At the parlors Of the Park Ho-
tel, and his next visit viii be November 9Th
and 7th. Should you have any eye trouble,
give him 8 call Satisfaction guaranteed.
Consultation free.
Win be at Berlin November 4ib and 5th,
at Dr.. Ritier's Denial Office.
Msyersdale, November 9Th and and 10th.
at Dr. Riiters Dental Office
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Instltute EntertaInments

In the language OF Uncle John Cessna, Su-
perintendent Berkey might have scratched
the lecture held over with & ine-tOoth comb
without being able to select q more popular
course than be has procured for this years
session.
DR.. A F. Winship halls from Boston
town, and has long enjoyed 3 reputation OF
being one Of the leading educators OF the
Nes England States. He viii lecture in
the Court House on Monday evening Of IN
stiiu;e week, and will take for his subject
'' The Young Man Of Tomorrow Dr.
Winship viii be present throughout the
week and bis talks before the Institute proper
viii be one Of the most interesting features.
Thursday evenings lecturer, DR.. A A.
Willis, Ia, warm place in the hearts Of
hundreds Of our people, who remember his
lecture, Sunshine q. one OF the brightest.
wittiee:, and most wholesome ever de
liyered before q Somerset county audi
enoe. He viii lecture on The Model Wife"
DR.. Tslmage wrote, after having heard this
lecture " The Model Vile was treated
with a viyidnsss that no one could Eie.d
who had no, living illustration in his own
home. His celebrated lecture, entitled Sun
shine, may have in it more uProarious fun /;
but We commend this for its surprising
beauty, while at the same time il Is fully
enough faceiious for any one not endowed
with wsinseost supernaturally strong With
out any Of the can't or conventionalitie., or
nssal twang with which many Of our public
speakers are afflicted, be disooursed in
style that was logical without being dry, po-
etc without being insipid, humorous with
out being silly, bold without being rash.
pure without being fnioal- We all came
away filed with good humor, and resolu-
ton more highly to appreciate our homes.
Indeed, il is = great deal better to jolt down
moral reflections with good laugh than 10
take them in didactie potions. Long live
Dr. Willis, the entertaining lecturer and
the genial man r
Wednesday evening viii be given up 10
Mr.. John Thomas, humorist, aud the Ariel
Quartefte. Mr.. Thomas clean-crt, inimita-
bic huuaor is a sweet remembrance 10 those
OF our people who bad The pleasure Of hear
ing him on the occasion Of his appearance
here Two winters ago. The oasrtette come
highly recommended, and even ifthey didn't
the fact that they travel with Mr. Thomas IS
proof positive that they are all stars
Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., who viii lecture
on Backbone Thursday evening, has the
distinction Of preaching 70 the largest audi
ences Of any New York minister. He Is .
stranger to our people, but suPt- Berkey as
surez Us that Backbone" will prove one Of
the most entertaining lectures ever heard in
this town.
The course throughout Is one Of the best
obsainsble and Mr.. BeTkey is to be congrat=
ula,ed on his happy selections.
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Henry Bush, one Of the Oldest Z. & O. 10
oomosire engineers on this division, met
With a serious accident. Monday night, al
Cssse,lman. The train was unde- fs head
way. and be put his head out ofthe cab
window Just as the mail catcher was reached
Il struck hira and badly injured him he
wss taken to Piits5ursh. Though seriously
hurr. the physicians think he viii recover
The accident is one Of the kind that catches
the most cautious. but in this case it IS due
70 the fact that his engine, No. 50, Is one OF
the lsrze locomotives. and il vlll not permit
Of putting ones bead as far out ofthe CAB
window a. tue old engines, Is being much
wider. Bush forgot THIS when be looked
out Engineer Bush Is credited with max
ing the fastest rss on The Pittsburs Division
one night lsss week, according 70 Tie NC
Kesspert Tine, he made the run from Csra-
bsrIsnd 70 PillsbnTgh, i50 miles, in 81 hours
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accidental Shooting at casselnan.

Accidental Shooting at casseIman.
J0hn Brown, eOiored bog, p years Of
ase. was b-0ushs 70 town Saturday By Goa
stable Cyrus Towler, Of czssslnan borough,
charged with assault and battery with In
tent 10 kin, on information Ct James Has
kins, a young c0lored boy who was in the
county jail for several months this spring.
BrOvn and Hszkins were both employed on
. gravel trzia on the Pittsburgh Division,
B. & o. r Z Friday evening Brown asked
HHskins to loan him his coat, as he wished
10 attend a society Of some description being
he'd in Casselman. Haski1s consented and
told him where TO find IL When Brown
took the coat from peg in the camp ear he
found a revolver in one Of the pockets. The
revolver was the property Of Browns
brother, and had been pat in Haskin's
pocket BY mistake. Haskins asked him If
he didn't want TO swap pistols, and at the
same time got his revolver. which had been
concealed somewhere about his bunk
Brown replied that be guessed H2skiHs Was
hardly willing TO swap and attempted to
draw back the hammer, the spring Of which
vas broken, when the pistol exploded, the
ball striking HsskinS in the right shoulder.
Brown Al once went 10 look for doctor,
And being unable 70 ind one ID CzsseimEn,
walked six miles 10 lockwood, where he
secured the services Of Dr.. Gildner, hired $
team and drove the doctor to the scene Of the
shooting. Haskins wound was thought to
be Of a serious nature, and Brown vas tsken
into custody A telegram from Casselman
Monday says that Hsskins is not seriously
hurt. The shooting was purely accidental,
and Brown viii likely be discharged in the
course Of q lev days.
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A Horse and Carriage Stolen,

From the IohnsioEn Tribune, Monday
Samuel Ksim. OF DaTidsyille, Somerset
County, arrived in this city this morning a;
10 o'clock for the purpose of obtaining some
goods BE h.d black horse and = new
buggy, and put them in P A. CobAugh's s
yard, on Water street. At 1880 O'Clock Ed
ward Miller, son Of Valentine Miller, Frank
Hagerty. and young man from the Twelfth
Ward, were seen by : boy named Dibert
hitching the h0rss up. and driving around
the shed Not long after Miller and the lad
from The Twelfth Ward were seen driving up
Napoleon street and nothing has been seen
or heard Of them since Il Is thought they
have driven to E6ensburg. Mr.. Keim has
notified the police authorities. The follow
ing Is description Of the outfit; Black
horse, breast strap harness with the tug at
the breast, strap broke al buckle, new cover
ed buggy
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No InstItuts ms wear

would dissPpoint numerous people, bat no
person viii be disappointed BY calling at
Pritts & Hammers Book Store, where vii
be found the largest and best line OF al
kinds Of books, stationery, pens, pencils,
fountain pens, books specially selected for
teachers, reward cards, pictures, picture
frames. moldings and every thing kept in a
first class Book Store During Institute
week we viii have the largest line of Holi-
day Goods in the town, consisting in part Of
albums. gin books, work boxes, toilet sets,
etc, etc. Make your headquarters AZ our
store daring institute week.
PKrTTs & KAsTSKR,
The Cheap Booksellers,
Somerset Pa
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How Many of Them viii be Polied
Next Tuesday

Following IS the number OF voters residing
in the different precincts Of this county:
Addison, 81 Allegheny, 2ls; Berlin
Borough, 2l3; BrothersTalley, $50 Black,
l54; Conemzugh, So Confluence Borough,
l02 Casselnan Borough, p +; Elkliok, Al (;
Fairbope, rs GreenviIle rs; jefferson,
80 JenneTioxn Borough, Is; Jenner 40 ;
Lsriner, los, Lower Turkeyfoot. 100 Lin
coin. 90 Meyersdale Borough, AZ Mid
dlecreek, l62; Milford, 1876 New Bslti-
more Borough, 20; Northampton, ia; New
CenteTville Borough, 80 , Ogie, 40; Paint,
50l Quemahoning No. l, "a Quemahon-
ing No >, IA lockwood Borough. 1Ss /;
Salisbury Boro1gh, l69 Shade, 3ls Som
erset Borough, 597 Somerses, 6i9 South
amp.on, 122 Stonycreek, 4s1 sroyestown
Borough. - Summit, 5ll /; Upper Turkey
foot, 245 Ursina Borough, So; Wellers-
burg Borough, 50. Total. s, 564.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

In the absence Of any candidate offering
and in accordance with the rules governing
the Republican party Of this county Chair
man Biesecker last week sppointed Hon A
J. Colborn. Hon. James l. Pugh and Geo.
r S,uIl. oonferees 70 meet with the con
fsrees Of Bedford and Fulton COUNTIES for
the purpose Of nominating district delegates
70 the constitutional Convention TIE con
ference met AZ Bedford Monday evening
when the the names Of n T. shafer Of Fur
tor. John h Jordon Of Bedford and John r
Scott Of Somerset were placed in nomination
Aessrs. Jori0n and Soott were nominated
On the first ballot. Both are lawyers Of
ability. Republicans Of ungues.iooed inieg-
riry, and are in every way qualified TO rep
resent this Senatorial district in tbe pFOP0s-
ed convention
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Lots Nos as and g on the pian rslld town
and GA the nora stle Or ne NlEl1uzi 1risIl and
BEGINNING az stake or sGiI rQll taeuca Ncrih
% degree EEst ten ld' penchts 90 sfase Nol-1
q degrees WeSt pe-c1es 70 sllke, sl--h la d7-
grees Nezt l0perches % the NafiCnal Rad sleues
along said roai S0ufh 80 deErces Eas. pCrrles
% tie place Of beginning eonl-illnr 81 rercr-
e o. land, with The appurrellauces. ueilE l-a
same 20 Of gru--s conveyed % va. E1sdy 10
Marza-et Frantz AID Mary R1id. 1r teei fsf=d
asih Day Of NOV 81 -ecorlesl at -o-1czc1 Pl-,sin
Deed Record Vol ~. raze IL. Ac-
rzkeu T. execution ~ The property cl 8 A..
Dean Admr. q Nn- E0flF. decd a., en1 .. T.
MeNilien az the ulii of lie Common .T-ai-l *
Rsnnsy iVaria Use q 6e1 y. BACK. e a.
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Berlin INSTITUTE.

The following is the program for Berlin
institute fer 0sfOber 81, 1881
Music.
How TO keep littls folks employed be
tween recitstiOns-W. B. Walker.
ReeitsIion-E- ". KnePper.
Grading country sehools-C. w. Blough
Select Reading-A. B. Cober.
Co operation OF parents and teachers. J
Walker.
Recitation-Aiss Annie Fioto-
How 70 teach geogrsphy-Prof Heller.
S0iO-Miss Cora B-allier.
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LampslLamps. |.

We have iasi received and opened oUi the
largest, finest. and cheapest line of Lamps
ever brought 30 Somerset county. Call and
see them, We can save Won money. Our
stock Of Groceries is the Cleanesi and fresh
ct TO be bad anywhere. and just Is cheap.
Country produoe taken in exchange for
Goods
KASISEE & PLATI.
No. Baer Block, Somerset Pa.
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Next sunday, being the Sunday nearest
the 3ist day Of October, viii be observed IS
e Reformation Sunday, in the Lutheran
church. Tie pastor viii preach on the fol-
lowing topics. In the morning The
Strength and Safety Of the Lutheran
Church In the eTsning-" Cur Indebted
ness ts the Rsformsiion- An invitation Is
extended 10 the public generally.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-10-28

One Of the pnettiest weddings Of the sea
son. and perhaps the most interesting TO
Somerset people. was thai OF the daughter
OF Capt. and Ms. Wm. II. Jordan, Of Mt.
Pleasant. to Mr. Web B. Parker, OF this
place. The ceremony took place al the resi-
dencs Of the brides parents last Tuesday, in
the presence Of about forty invited guests
and relatives. Mr.. Elliott Of the Prssbyteri-
an church, Of Nj Pleasant officiating as
sisted by the Rev Mr.. Craighead, OF ST.
Paul's Presbyterian church, Of til. place
The ceremony was f0liOwed oy 3 wedding
dinner. after which the bride and groom left
for a. extended trip through The east Nh
and Mrs. Parker viii Be al home al the
Somerset House, after to-day.
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A notable visitor in town or Sunday was
G. N. McKelEey, Of youngstown, Ohio, who
stopped on on his way 70 New York, to
spend a day with his brother
James, the well known manufacturer Of
charcoal and lumber dealer. Mr.. McKeiEeY
Is a remarkably handsome mantle kind
OF man one turns around 10 take . second
look ai-and Is general manager Of three
large mercantile establishments, operated by
one company, in Youngstown He is an
ardent R-pablicAa. and thinks Major Nc
Kinley viii have from 5000 10 5000 ma
jority, and would regard his defeat as ma
tional calamity.