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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

The insane jealousy OF an osd farmer.
George Locksf, was the cause Of q horrible
tragedy in Niddlscreek township. Wedres-
day shortly after noon on that day Joseph
SEeitzsr. who lives on an adjoining farm,
three quarters Of a raile distant, was passing
Lockess house when the iztter called him
in and invited him TO sample keg Of WIS
key be had in the cellar After taking a
drink sreifzer left and going TO the holns Of
q neizhbor, Joseph Coughenoar, transacted
some business with that gentleman. On his
way home be was again hailed BY Locket
who wHs in the barn yard with his wife
Lockes asked il he could not pay small
bili-.wo or three doiiars-he owed his wife
for chickens. sxs.tz.r replied that he did
not have the money with him bat that be
would pay the bill The reply seemed to
infuriase I4ocket. who had evidently visited
the whiskey keg several times, and ne ST
once charged sEeitzsr with being ancaiy
intimate With his wife and with having de-
stroyed bis domestic hsppiness. sweitzer al
tempted to reason with the now thoroughly
aDgered msu bat be would listen 10 nothing
and swearing that be would dx him = ran
into the house Meanwhile Sgeiizer started
through the felds towards his home bat had
only gone q few rods when the irate hus-
band appeared on she porch furnishing a
revolver and ealing after him 10 halt.
Sweitzer paid no attention to the command
and Lloclket opened fire on him Four shots
were firei one Of which took effect in SEeiiz-
ers spine 3 few inches above the hips When
within sight Of his own home be fell for
ward in the snow Overcoms by the loss Of
blood. His wife who Was watching for his
retarn saw him fall and hurried TO the scene
and after calling upon neighbor 70 help,
carried the macon nscioas man to the hoGse-
/ Drs. Moore and Gardner were sent for and
probed for the ball bat were unable TO locate
it.
Locker who was brought 10 Somerset
Thursday morning BY Constable LIE soStt
and lodged in jail tells a different story he
says that he went into the barn Wednesday
afternoon and surprised his wife and s~eiiz-
er in compromising position and that in
his rage be ran into the house. secured his
revolver and shot after Sweiizer who was
running through the fields back OF his barn.
He did not know that SweitEer was woun-
dei until after be was placed under arrest.
Lockes is all broken up over The aiisir and
Il IS said repents bitterly having shot Both
men have always been highly esteemed BY
their neighbors and some spicy develope-
nen;s are looked for when the case comes
( uP fOririal.
Eockei is about siIty-hve years OF age,
/ his wife sixty and sweitzer about thirty -hve-
/ SWeitzsr was resting very eomfortaoly when
last heard from Monday and will likely re-
! cover
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
Stoyestown.

A surprise party was held ct the residence
Of The NJ. Walter s S)rber. The party
was held in honor Of Ms sorber. Those
present were Rev. Johnston and wife,
Merchant Schlsg and wife, Nm. Samuel
Custer. Mrs Minnie Brubaker, Ms Nc
Wicker. Mrs. Doctor Gardner, Mrs Miller
Ms Me;zger, Mrs. Ida Brubaker, Mrs Smith
Ms Spangler Miss Lucy Smith Miss Carrie
johnson. Miss Annie BArahart.
The tables groAned beneath the many good
things which were placed upon them Afiei
supper they all engaged in p'HTing games
and spent part of the evening verg p els-
antly. Mr.. and Mr- Sorber express theii
many thanks to their many frinds- And
cordially invite them all back again
COMMITTEE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
A Good Suggestion.

From the Johnst0Wa Tribune
A correspondent Of the Toibasae has bat
upon q cOmmOn- sense remedy for theevils
OF country roads He states the whole case
when be says, BY way of illustration, that II
Is easier 20 roll 3 wagon with ,weiSe-iach
tire 0Usr road than 10 haul s wagon with a
one and a half inch tire through ruts twelve
inches deep. His position is that the narrow
tire is at the bottom Of the evil, especially in
soft weather A tire broad enough to avoid
cutting would, ali things considered, pull as
easily as a narrow one. aRd every wheel that
passed over a road would &c; as roller and
make it easier for every o.her wheel TO fol-
low.
There is scarcely paper in the MON that
is not to day discussing the subject OF couH-
try roads All sorts OF suggestiOnsare are made,
some good. some bad, some Indifferent But
for sound common sense tbe suggestion Of
our corresponden. is the best Of all. Il IS
true that be does not deal with the question
Of ta1ation, bat that question dos not enter
extensively into the problem which he tries
TO work ont whereas il is the chief factor in
all other discussions. His proposition re-
quires no study. II demonstrates itself
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
DIED.

OF Apoplexy. on the 18th INST, al the
home OF her on-in-lxw Alfred E Barron,
near I.avansrElie, Pa Rose Ann, the widow
OF Benjamin Friedline, aged % years :
month. and Il days Her maiden name
was Kline, sister Of Benja min, Jacob and
John Kline
she was 8 xidow over p yeArs, the emoth-
er IS children. sons snd dsnghers. two
OF the latter preceded her to the spirit world
she had 81 grand and 5 great-grxnd chill
dren. She became q meElber OF the Luth-
erzn church in her youth and was mos
faithful member all her lifetime. having
missed Bat one communion service in L
years. HKR PASTOR
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
Must Fence In Your stock

from the BroOkville Republican
About year ago Messrs- Reed & Wilson
OF Clarion. brought suit for G. B. Stewart, Of
Toby township, against Jacob Benninger' OF
the same place, for damages dOnetO Stewarts 5
garden and crops by Benninger's hogs On
the irizl Of the case Benningef admitted that
bis hogs had been foraging upon Stewart :
premises. but claimed and offered 70 prove
that Stewarts fences were so bad that hog
could walk through them al various places
without -ruffiing his feathers in the least
To this Stewart's attorneys objected, basing
their objection on the ground that there was
no fence Law in Clarion county which re
auired one man to fence against another
mans hogs. Judge Wilson sustained the
objection and ruled out the testimony, and
the Jury returned verdict in favor Of Stew
art for the amount OF damages sustained By
him. Benninger appealed the case to the
supreme Court. where il was argued last
October. and Monday Of last week an opin-
ion was handed down in which the Supreme
Court afirms the decision and ruling Of
Judge Wilson. which seems TO settle the
question that the fence law of l709 being
repealed, there IS no fence law in force, and
therefore every man must restrain bis owl
stock. as well as bis hogs. or answer in dam
ages for any injury they may do when sDf
ferei to run al large.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
Another Excursion Washington via
3. ana o.

The 3. and o. T. r. Co. viii run another
excursion 70 Washington on February i2th
similar TO that OF January 22ad, when hun
dreis Of persons all along theeouie took sd-
vantage of the reduced rates 10 visit the Ma
tionsl Capital They returned with glowing
accounts Of the irip-ihe many nid-winter
attractions al Washington and the excellence
Of the B. and o. train ss7yice More opPor-
mites are afforded IN Washington a, this
season than at any other for amusement,
endowment instruction and sight seeing.
Al the theatres are the bsE attraction while
public and private receptions are the rule Of
the hour. Congres. Is 10 session daily with
its galleries open 10 visitors, as are also The
public Libraries, the museums and the art
galleries. Besides these places OF perennial
interest. there are the imposing public build
inrs. the countless handsome private resi-
dences. the White House. the broad bouie-
wards and pretty parks Altogether Wash
ington presents its brightest side al hissesson
and the patriotic American returns to his
home. after visit, proud Of his National
Capital and enthusiastic in his praise Of il:
grandeur and It's material elegance.
The tickets Will be good ten days. allow
ing ample time for visiting Alexandris, Nj
Vernon, Richmond. Old Point Comfort anC
points Of interest within easy reach Of Wash
ington- We give below Isl Of stations
showing rates OF fare and time Of trains.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
Farmers. Take Notice.

7 have leased the large warehouse Of Peter
Fink at the B. Il o. Depot, in Somerset, for
sxe yeors. and also vsrerooms At Berlin and
colernsn's, where viii keep on hand dur
NO the seasons for delivery and reshipment
10 all local points every grade Of Fertilizers
manufactured by the Eeli-known susque-
hanna Fertilizer Company, Of Canton, Bal
tmore. Nd. have spent Eve years among
You. while these goods have been used in
Somerset county for eight years, having been
introduced by the Hon. 0. P Shaver ow-
ing 70 the large number OF my patrons whom
THANK kindly, ny agents andmyselfmay be
unable 70 caE 10 zee you personally, 50
take advantage Of your excellent papers 70
cali your attention to the merits Of our Fer.
! tilizers. aud beg leave 10 say that ;. B. 10
der. OF Pugh. Somerset County, Pa, and
uvse,f have solicited orders for the fall crops
Of Isse-IGo tons to date Of Issue, notsith-
standing the strong competition
R. n. Patton. ofsomerset. who resides
pear the depot. Is scfing as delivering ageni
for me. By addressing or calling on him
YOU can learn cur prices We can re-shiI
10 any local point on short notice, but woul'
prefer al sll times 70 have your orders ss ia
in advance Of immediate wants As practica
as il enables rs TO get our goods 10 you i
better mechanical condition In behalf o
the snsqushanna Fertilizer Co., ana
Very Respectfully,
A. J. KosER, Guernsey, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

Allthe right. title, interest and claim Of Ane-i-
Gus En1e1d and Reheeca his vile, Franklin d.
BruckmAn ". 4 Deinzier and Marina HI
wife. heirs Of J. g. Bruckmsn. deceased. defend
ant, and Eetee Enfield and A. Enheld, ter-e
tenants. Of IN and 70 the following described real
estate, viz certain iOt Of grOand situate in Sal
isbGry Borough, Somerset Co Pa. bounded and
1escribed as follows
On the North By Union street on the South By
lot of ". J. Lichty, On the Ezsf by sc alex and
on the West By Gay street Containing one-fourfh
Of an acre. having twO-story frsn1e h01se and
oulhzildtngs thereon erected with the appaF1e-
naDces
Taken in execution es the properly of Aneri-
Gus Enfield and Rebecca. his wife. Franklin d.
BrlekmRn and ". Il. peLozier and Marihs J..
his wife, heirs OF J. g. BTuckTnan, deceased, de-
fendanf and Relsecca EnHeid and A. Enfield .cr-
X tenants. 81 the suit Of A. P. Beachy. The de-
fendents nos being IN the county aud having no
personal properly. have levied upon the aoove
described real estate
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Until February i5tn.


- - eouiinae my great clearance ssls
.-,i7a'uA'y the 18Th. Il gives al dis
-. '-'e m'ney. 8 rzre chance IN max
-. Any spnng purchases TIE greai
-, - Bon offered ia oalicoes. naslins,
- = saeeiing, ticking. canton fsannels
~ -aaasis, shswls. dress goods Of ai
=, -'.t haeus toxels. qalits, blankets
g. a. genuine because they are al
- s'oos d the kind. do not han
e.. = or imperfecf goods because thes
P''asa A few wraps len. going 8
a. = s-'fioos. Remember the sale last
sssras,y ls.h.
Nns. A f. TaL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
Also

Al The rght- title interest and claim q John J.
Fritz, q AdaEl. defendant and Alex. L Frffz
Wesley A. Fritz and Gillian Null, feEre tenants,
.. In and Fothe loiilwin- 6rscribed real estate.
w. certain tract Of ssnd situate IL Jefferson
Township somerset Co Pa bounded and de-
scrlhei a. follows: Ao5oir.ng lands Of Joseph
Gasiiger, LudWick Fnedline. Simon Hanger ia
cob AnKenys Elc others, containing II acre and
II Isrches sTa allowance il being parr Of The
same TRACK uf land which Christian Aukeny. Jr
and wiz. conveyed 70 cyrus Bowman By deed
dated The Isl dsy q April, A. d. lSs7- Cyrus Bow
man AIc vile conveyed the same 70 the said John
J. Fritz, Of Adam By deed March . Isss. recorded
IN kol 81 Page - and y. on the 9Th day Of April
l~o, where the courses and distances are fully
d-scrltsel and reference can be had 70 she same
and which tracl was subsequently sub-divided
into ihree several parcels, and VIII be sold fol
lows
Parcel No. /, now occupied BY Gillian Null. al.
Joining lands q Alex l. Fritz. Wesley A. Fritz
Daniel fhillipIa, Joseph ". siastiger and ether
containing 81 acres sfricf measure more or les
having thereon erected log house large bank
barn and other out51ildings with good sugar
camp aud large orchard on The premises. beiaz
the remainder Of the odd homestead. with The
sPpuTtenRnces.
Parcel No .. now occupied BY Wesley A Fritz
ADJOINING lrDds Of John J. F-ifI Of A Jacob An.
keny. Daaiel Phillippi, and others containing q
aere> and - perches and allowance. haYins
ihereen erected A one and a half story house with
3 basement. q new hank bsrn ana other build
lngs taereon erected and in good state of eul
uEaiton. whit the appurie1szees-
fareel No- :, now occupied bv Alex I. Fritz
a1josning lands Of Johng. Fritz Of Adam Joseph
" sGsiiRer, simon Hanger and uthers contain
ing = acres and aIlOWanee. having thereon erect
ei tNo-story frame holse bank barn and o;hei
outbuilolng, all nearly new The land is u
good state Of cultivation with the sppErtenances
lakeh N execution a. the pruper1y Of John J
Fritz Of Adam. defendant. and Alex L. Fritx
Neziey 4 frliz anG Gillian Mali terTe teaane-
he above d.se-ied land and parcels Of flsnt
VIII oe sosa subject 70 HCrtgAee u ten hundree
5th q AASb, lS9o- see Mortgage Record Vol I
Page 49,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

Frederick Hurst Gather. vino died in
Philadelp phia on Jan 18Th, was born al Mey-
ersdsle. on June ;. 1873, was haPtizsd at the
church OF the EEangelisfs, Phi.sdelPhia'
Dec y. 1856 and was Confirmed by Bishop
Whitaker, May .. ls57. He Was the eldest
son Of James B. and Mamie II. Gather and
gave promise OF fbeoomings man Of e1oeP-
tional ability. He slEsys stood al the head
Of his classes in The public schools and had
slresdy entered s contest for the cadetship
appointment to the Military Academy al
wes; Point. from one Of the Phiiadel phia
districts. His death was sad blow 10 hi'
parents and 10 a large circle OF friends in
Johnsiown and Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
ALSO

Al The right, title. interest and claim of, o.
Meyers, AdrlinisirHtor Of Peter Meyers, deceased
Of. N and 70 the following described real estate
siinsie in &eyerStsle Borough, SOnerSet Co. Pa.
VIZ.
No !. Lot No. 45 on plan OF Meyers sdfffion 70
the Burough Or NeyersfAle - feet frp1f By 10
feet deep on Sozfh side of MereTz Avenue. West
side Of Chestnut near railroad depot with the
appurenaness.
No , Two lots situate a. Aforesaid, each 80
feet 'front.' on Large street and extending back
distance of about 30 feet 70 FlaugheT1y creek
and known on general plan Of said addition 70
said Borough as lots Nos. I9s and Is. with the
Gppurtenanoes.
No. & Also. two certain lots 0f ground situate as
as Aforesaid, each 40 feet ffonf y Ia8 feet deep on
South side o. Secqnd avenue. West side Of Chest
nlu street, known On the plsp Of Meyers addition
Of said Borough a. lets Sos. q and - with the
sppurtenances
Taken IA execution Is the property Of J o.
MeyeTs. Administrator Of Peter Meyers, deceased,
~ tie suit Of the C0nm0nH wealth of PennsylTani6
for the use Of the heirs and legal Representatives
q Peter Aeyrts. decd. use Of J0ha D. Arnold Ad-
InlnistratOr Of Fre1eFiek Sssarman, dec ID now
Gse OF H A- Berkley. AiminisfrstOr of Emanuel
lichfys deed. e a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

viii sell the patent right for The manu-
facture and sale Of the Ladies Friend Wash
ing Machine in Somerset county, by town
ships or the whole county if desired. This
is chance to make money. Reason for
selling, i'll health Call on OF address,
LEvI Ross.
Johnsotwn House, Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the res
idencs Of the bridegroOm's parents in Som
erset by Rev. Geo. C. Cook, Jan -, lssi-
Mr Charles Zimmerman Of somerset. Pa
and Mss Amanda zerfdss OF near shanks-
vile. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
FRIDAY. FEB. 20. 1891.

All t5e right, title, interest and claim Of An
drew Seyers Of in and 70 the following deseribei
real estate VIZ certain tract Of land situate in
SiOnyereek Twp, somerset Co, Pa, adjoining
anfis of John G. Coleman. John ". Ross and
e Critchleid containing two and one half acres
more or les. with plank stable, carpenter shop,
smoke house and summer kitchen thereon,
erected, With yUung orchari Of fruit hearing
tres en- the premises, with the Appurtenances
Taken in execution a. the property Of Andrew
Savers at the sgif Of J. W. Ross.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

Private ". J. Wambaagh, Of the Govern
ment Signsl Service, nov stationed at Ao-
gusia. Ga. bas been placed on the list Of
candidates for promotion he stands 9Th,
and bis chances Or advancement are most
exoeIl-nt He has received sever.i letters Of
commendation from Chief Signal-Oaioer
Geeely. and his Pr pmotion Is probable in
the near future Mr. Wamoaugh Is son Of
Ms. Annie waubsugh, Of Altoona, and
enlisted from Somersef County.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

Barker Bros. & Co, the Philadelphia
bankers. who made an assignment jast ten
weeks ago, were 10 resume business FRIDAY
morning al 10 O'Clock. under new name
and with = new partner. in their former
counting house Fourth and Chestnut streets
The firms name has been changed to
Barker & Co. and J. ". c. Barker has
been admitted % partnership. The firm
gave notes falling dae one year from date
for their entire inaebtedness.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
why go TO indiana state Norma

why go TO Indiana state Normal 2
Il turns cut the strongest teachers
II has fAcaliy of twenty experts
). Its graduates get the preference OF tie
good positions.
4. Its industrial department embraces
Kindergarsen. Lloyd, Manual Training.
5. Ii has strong departments in English
Science, Mathematics. classics
6. Spring term opens April s. Engage
your roora early.
For information, address.
TX. ssTDER- Principal.
Indiana, Pa
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Also

Ahthe right. title interest and claim Of JACOB
Wit. C. IN and 10 the foliowing described
Ieai estate VIZ certain tract Of land situate in
Jenner township. Somerset County. Pa adjoining
lands OF WIn- J. stewart. MARY Young Henry :
Pickiogs estate, LudSicS shearer. John Meess
and Others. containing rfIy-fve acrcs. more OF
blacksmith shop and spring house, with the sp-
FF1rfeuaaseS
Taken il execution the properly OF Jacob
w.t. ei the suit Of the missioners Of somesei
County. e al.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

All the right title. interest and claim Of wrn-
N. A1keuy, Of In and 10 the following descri bed
real estaie, viz certain lot Of ground situate IN
ing lot No 81 in Tue Buegblsy addition 10 said
borouSn % MeyeTs1Ale. bounded on the North bx
loi Nc y oa the East by salisbury street on the
south By l1t No % and on the West by - foo;
alley said lot having frontage Of - feei and is
- feei deep, With the appart names
TAKEN n execution a. the property OF WIn- n.
AnEeny, AZ the suit a. josiah Bridegun-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

The seuioT class OF the borough public
schools were examined By a committee con-
posed Of County Superintendent Bsrkey,
Prof johnson, Of the Berlin schools and
Dr. H. 5. Kimmsll, Friday Seven Students
passed this preliminary examination and
viii come up for graduation in June The
class is a large one but the course Of study
hss been raised and examinations were con-
sequently much harder than in former
wears
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

Wm, Gallagher. Of Elklick township, vas
lodged in Jail Monday morning to await
trial on 4 charge Of having stolen small
sum Of money from Samuel F. Stump, Of
the same township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

Helen. = little fouI-year-oid tot OF Ar.
and Nrs John g. Sanner, got 10 close TO a
stove in the dining room Of their home on
Patriot street, where her father had left her
Sunday afternoon while he went 10 the barn.
In 81 instant the child's clothing was in
flames and bat for the timely arrival Of her
mother who was in the room above and
heard her agoniEing screams she would have
been burned to deash. TIE child was Sc
verely burned abogt the head and shoulders.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

Invitations are ont Tor a hop to be
given At the Somerset Hsuzs oa Friday
evening. l3.h inst. This will be the second
OF three popular dances given by young 50
cieiy people Of Meyersdale. UniOntoHn,
Pittsburgh and Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

There viii be district farmers institute
held st Berlin. Pa. February i4th Pro-
gramn viii be announced in these columns
next week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

Frank Sanner has been re-employed as
clerk Al the post Office. lie has flled the
position 50 long and has given such general
satisfaction that the public will be glad to
learn % his retention.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
CHERIFFs SALE

BY virtue Of certain writs OF Lev Fs yend III
and Fl kE issued out OF the Court OF Common
Pieas Of Somerset Co. Pa. 70 me dineeted. VII
expose 10 public sale a. The Court House, IN
solnerset. Pa. az O'clock, ?. m. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04
NOTICE.

All persons Purchasing AZ the above sale VIII
please tAke Notice that 10 per cent Of the par
enase money uusf he paid when the property
be exIosed % sale a. the risk OF the first pur-
chaser ne residue Of the purchase money must
= paid On OF before day Of confirmation, ca
win be Acknowledged until the purchase uaeney
Is raid in fun
sEKRfFF's OFFICE ISAIAH Coon
S0nerset. Pa Jan 3, 81 sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

Mr. Chas- Whipperman, who has been a
resident OF Waterloo, Iowa. for the past ten
years. has returned 10 the land Of bis fathers
snd will again engage in farming in old
Souerset county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

W. Lse Coddington. the popular salesman
for BOyles & Deal. Meyersdale mills. is 3
frequent visitor to sonerses, and is doing s
hnstling businesz for his honse-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

Ms Kimmell. mother Of Commissioner
George T. Kimmel. died at her home in
CAssslman, Monday morning She vas in
the seventy second year Of her age
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-02-04

Meysrsdale and Salisbury citizens CON-
plain Of scarcity Of dwelling hoases for
rent There Is rot vacant house in either
town while there are demands for number
in both.