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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10

Puck: He-And you can only be
sister to me2
She-That's all.
He-Then kiss me good-by; my sister
always does.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10
LANCASTER & BURTON STAGE.

LEAVES Burton every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at a. m. and Arrives at Lancaster
at ~ IN.
LEAVES Lancaster at 200 p. m. on same days
Arrives at Burton at 5 90 p. m.
JNO. POTTER, Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10

CATHOLIC CHURCH. Corner Jefferson and Cher
ry streets. Rev. Niehaus, pastor. Services
every Sunday at 1880 q. m. and every morning
during the week at a. m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10
LANCASTER MARKET

The grain market still shows weak :
ness, owing chiefly to the blockade in
Chicago; buyers here have been notified
that grain will not be received for Chi
cago or points east until the blockade
has been raised; we quote cats 28c. to
3Oc; rye weak at Zoe; wheat slow at
75c. to 78c.; clover and peas in demand
at 81 % to $475 for clover and 75c to
90c for peas; meddling and bran higher
quoted at $1,000 to $500 per ton; oil
meal firm at S1.35 to S1.40 per cwt.
ground feed firm at $500 per ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10

GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Madison st.
Sunday School A.. NJ. Services 10.30A.M. Sing
ng school 2P. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10
sTOCKNOTEs .

The stock shipments this week have
been very light. The receipt at Chica-
go have been considerable lighter than
last week with prices about the same.
Mondays shipments:-Nathan and Nc
Coy, ! car cattle; Jno. Walker, / car
cattle; E. 7. Weaver, car cattlt; Jno.
Schreiner, car hogs; r. B. Gillespie, l
car hogs.
Tuesdays shipments-Jno. Flesh, I
car hogs.
Wednesdays Shipments Walker,
l car hogs; Geo. Banks, l car cattle,
Jno. Schreiner, car hogs; Gates and
Willis. 3 cars hogs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10
One of Those

Elegant Watches with gold filed
cases costing from $500 to any price
desired at BALDwN's, are especially
suitable for either lady o. Gentleman.
New York Sun; bunker Ever
since | can remember, Miss Flypp,I have
searched for the beautiful, the true and
the good
Miss Flypp-Oh, Mr.. Hunker, this is
so sudden. But you may speak to
papa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10
Fine Line

AA1C 4x4l1G
of Bisque lamps at Benefits Drug
Store. 42-44
Harper's Drawer:
Pray your real opinion speak,
Is not Boston quite unique?n
Il quite agree with you, of course;
linus, cue, and equus horsem
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10
Fine Line

OF Bisque Lamps, at Benefits Drug
Store. 1914
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10

Life: oh, papa, let me kiss you
right on that dear little bald spot.
Whose bill is it, and how much?'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10

LANCASTER LODGE T. "A. M.meet first and
third Saturdayin eachmsnth at p. m. in their
Hallin the Showalter building.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LODGE o Of. Meets
eve "Wednesday at 7:;0p. m. in Odd Fellows
Hall Maple street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10

CampofI o. o. F. meets list and Sd Monday
in each month at 1880 p. m. in Odd Fellows
Hall, Maple street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10

STAR of the West Encampment No. - mee
the Island Sd Mondays in each month, at 7:3t
D. M odd Fellows Hall,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10

Hoffnung Lodge, meets every Friday, at =;
D. m in odd Fellows Hall, Maple Street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10

FIDELITY LODGE A. o. U. W. Meet first and
third Mondays of each month in hnapp's
Block at Z 40 D. m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-10

The Institute at Fennimore next Tuesday and /
"Wednesday, conducted by George MeKerrov. win
consist Of the following program.
Tuesday Da.ar,hs- II $50,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02
Coal at HooversviIle.

Coal devsiopuents On an extended scale
are being made 81 HOoysrzvills. and beiore
long that little place promises to becone
bastiing mining town The operations nov
IN operzEon Vii oe largely increased within
4 sao- time
Lately nan named B1sterbzugh, Of
Westnoreland county, bought all the coal
underlying large tract sdj5iniag the village
On the east, On .he opposite side Of the river
Iacln6ed in the lands purchased are the
r T. and John A. Cizrk trse.s. and the
lands OF Calvin HusrOn. Niehael Brubaker
Hiram Sbsfsr and Ms Mary Rogers
Mr Bausrhaagh has purchased this coal
outright. he does not operate himself but
sells to other coupanies- BE FOX owns
about ali the available c. lands from
spechts Valley TO Hooverzyille, for which
be has paid = pFice averaging aboat so Per
acre Near the opening ne pays 50 PEI sere
and a. Other places from = 70 sla- He hss
paid cash Tor The land, % there seems to Be
10 question of the expressed infsniiyn 70
push operations Al once
X L likely thai NJ Butteros1gh Wi is
pose OF bis holdings 70 three different com
panies- Ors company Is no< AZ WORK OF
the Nzry Rogers Plsce, where an opening
hzs ben made. The oo2i can Be E0Tked
rsy s4sily from = drii. which has already
oeen iriEea IN a. this piscs. 50 thzf they are
1oE Ab0zt ready 6r shipment Tie ooai 5
Of good gnAiitT and = ssii 70 be jast shat :
xaassd. shs inisasioa ssiag 70 ship i for
beating Porposes-
ALREADY the operations here have p1t =
great deal Of life into the little VILLAGE
Every house in the Plsce : taken EP By
those employed IN this work and until some
neE buildings can Be srecsed there vii b
considerable croEding Il s ezpeetei that
= number Of additional miners vii arrive
this Es-k. and sy TIE b-ginEiug OF nsxi
mouth shipments of tniS cOel ElIl be nzie
regularly 10 addition 70 ths eonpauy nov
operating. Mr. Ba.tsrbaagh expects 10 make
arrangements zith two other companies,
each Of vhich wili cD1mence al different
places on these lands and p-o-eei 70 nzsss
Developments
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

P c. Aaarer has been taxing a three
weeks Vacation. nursings sore thumb
Last weeks coid suzp ruined a Ersaf many
sgPls .hsi had nos ben placed under shel-
Ter.
Ms William Holder. Eko h=s been on
the SICK Isl for alai1st s year. Is Gov almost
vel
Ms Nary Zimmerman. OF JohassoEn,
has been visiting here Or several weeks. she
: IN dsiiczte healih, and hops thar the rzre
AZ Of tbs pace vii Prove beneficial
Mss Rose Loh- has returned, aiier athres
years residence IN the S.zfs cf Illinois she
speaks in glowing terms ofthzs sssts, aud
says she means 10 return after visit 10 SON
erset o5Uaty friends.
Tne butchsriag seaso1 IS here, aad szusz-
ses and bEckvheat Cskes are plenty. A
e1eer freak On the part Of soneo Of oar peo-
PIE L that they vii noz eat sausage some
are eonscseariously opposed 10 port, whIe
Others insiss that Pork do= zot agree With
then
M-< John StuEs has returned from Phiia-
oslyhia- where she had been Dr over
th-re months undergoing medicaI
treatment sor : uaiignsut eEnosr- Mr.
S-atss lad spent = month n the sane city
t~O Summers "a. ard Wzs pronOgnesd cur
ed sf thz. tine Nay We hope that her r.
lief from tass sEfal diss>se is permanent
this tina
OrrKs-oxaI-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

The Piss5,agi HeeElg Plsf ought 10 Be IN
every family. Il contains more god rad
Ing matter, news. eorresponGeace and select
ed miscellany than any other paper offered
for the sane money Nineiy-six columns
. times a year for Sl35. OF 81 in clubs Of
i've or more The HseSiy Pssf viii keep
readers informed on the eEsats OF the day n
every department. Of human activity, fur
nish large amount Of magazine reading,
market. financial and conme7cial neEs,
plenty OF illustrations to brighten the pages,
and fresh editorial comment ne BseEis
Pesf = carefully pTsp2rsi and cannot fzii 70
satisfy the nost Grating The year lsae
viii be Al exciting one and the PIX VIII II
aect everything truthfally and brightly.
II yoa want 70 see the paper ssnd your
name and z6drss = Ia P1st Pirts5srgh-
and copy VII b mailed 10 you FOR the ask
inz. Infornztion on ei1ts and other SUD
iects vii be given On application. The
HisetiT Pssf : = firs--cizss publication vel
worth much more than The subscription
prics- We know great many peopie who
take it, and have for years. and they have
only good EOrds 81 Is manifold sxcellen-
cirs- The fact :. the household that once
gets accustomed 70 the PIX rarely II ever
disczrzs IL Il makes ITSELF Necessity
wherever It becomes = visitor. II you have
never taken Il give L 3 trial You viii get
more newspaper value for your money han
you ever dreamed ot beflre-
Jast arrived car Of low zrade four in
10 pound SACKS. Reduetion made for soE
lots.
NAaLos SCHE0cx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

subcrpsion vas socsred. Eo1 fsllovs
might s vel rsasi-e AIs- Is isst that this
town i entirely d-pendsnt IN the sgrical-
turai Interests Of the county, and can never
rely on anything ciss whereby 10 make \
livelihood. We have no coal o. minerals
worth deseloping within a radius Of tsa or
tueIve sniles Of shis toEn, and the prospects
ef rsiiroad conpefitiou are not encouraging
don't belieye that anything o0rid induce
a halElczen men IN this town 70 fake stock
in a company f5r The purpose OF bringing
water % SonsEzz. -Lzl1 sezesss th4t ths
advocates Of Wztsr pay s-zit % Fros-tCrg
Nd. and p--hzps they =ili Sias dieerslst
time thereafter. Frostb1rg has an elephant
OF hsr hands in The shape of E=ier works
And tins the zats- Eorks question : dis
czssed every evening around the big store
stove. unsii some ooe finally sAES -We'H
all for water. bat dlEer abont the manner Of
securing it. Legs s55oarn-- And tie nsxt
minute al are on t5sir way Tor 'nishfcap
With little water n T.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

Psople oTer n SanuiE toEnship hare
ben enjoying = sessatioz- Foar or I've
reeks 40 young nsa named szmoel Ose-.
zad woman. twelve Or 6ffssz ytas his
senior, giving the nzze OF Urens Ender-
man, appes-sd before Rsgisssr and Recorder
Hilszzn ard asked for = marriage hoerse-
lpou inssFr1gating the woman Hr. Hile-
man discovered that she had been previous
u married 10 man named Bsadss. ard that
be had deserted her fifteen years azo. bat -
she had not procured divorce. ne deciined
to Issue license 70 the coapie- 0ier and
his intended bride oOns1lied an attorney IN
regard 70 TIE mater b1t finally returned to
their homes Eithout having secured license
On November 5Ih the couple ob.sinsd
EcsEse 70 marry from the proper authority
81 Cuube-Ia1d, Nd OlcE gzEe his age ss
> ard tie Eonzl's As 81. They were mar
ned ihe sane day o. Rev Aozst OF thst
city. A SEA days sfssruzrsis cbas Dsconrss,
The step -fashes Of Oler. Fssiled Cumberland
fi- The purpose Of learning whslher the
eoGpls had proc1rsi licsnss- Re said DER
IT, zeak-miDded and nog fi- s1sjert f0r
nlairiuony. and fnriherl0re he and the
woman are tst cousins Oiers parents
we're very much oPposs5 70 the match The
marriage Is illegal, the woman having sworn
that she was unmarried and gave her maid
En- name n order 10 obtain license Rev.
N0d1r said 0ier vas small snd looked Ike
a dzasE HIS skin E4s wriakied snd he did
not seen % be particularly bright
The EOo4n on the contrary sas stoui and
hsalthy-ioOking and would make tzo Of
Oler. He Al first thought the woman was
Olers mother ard asked him whs-. the girl
Vas who he Vas 10 make his wife Ger
pointed oEeT lis shoulder 70 Ms Blsd=, o.
U-sns Lin5e-usn and sid That's her-
NJ Nofat vas surprised and asked The
woman Il she intended 70 marry thai boy"
referring 20 O,sr- she szid she Ezs only
tairry-seFeu- and DER spoke GP and said.
. an already tEenly-,hres
Mr. MOEAit Lried % reason Eish them bat
they Insisted on being married and ke per
f1-med The ceremony. Tie co1ple are rs-
ported 70 Be keeping house Al RoekEood
and Olsr Is said 70 be = brakemza q tie
Soue-set and Cambria Z J.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02
Marriage Licenses.

The flll0EInE narriase Ece-sss have been
issasd since or lAst report
Chzs- J. Barroa, Of Someze. township.
ard Rose Z Weigle of Synsssst toEnshiP.
L=Eis :. YOdsE. OF Garrett county, Md
and Eizlbsth c. Beschsy o. Elk LEX
Jossph T. H4rtlIae, O. Niddlecrssk iEp,
and Ella Hechler Of Mid5ieczsek ioEnshiP-
Frederick Meye-s, o. Br0ihersvallsy usEa-
SaiP. ard Rsbscca Queer OF BrOtheEsvslley.
Jonas H Lsahart. Of Garrett, Pa ard
Cla-z n Mad4ry, Of Sonerses, Pa.
Geo. ?. Smith, Of West Virginia aad Mia-
ME B. T1rnsy, o. Addison township.
Wilson T. Trent, Of Sonerset township.
and Ksturzh L Gohn Of Somerset twp
syiyesse- WanbaG-h, Of Allegheny Twp.
and Saszn Msrgsrst johnson o. Allegheny.
township.
HsrTy ". Walker. Of Sons-sef township.
and Aggie d Ankeny Of Jeunsr township.
William G. Fnfz. Of Sloaycrsek and twp.
Annie F. Snucks- Of stonycseek township.
Fred 6rof. Of Berlin and Lire J. 2user
Of Berlin.
Lew VIII. OF Roanoke Va, and Naggle
Knierien Of wellersburg- Pa
William L EOEnaa. Ct HooTs-svills. and
Carrie D. Mcclellan OF Eoovsrsvius-
v. H.H Baker. Of Miidiecreek typ.
and u Martha MeMillen Of Mi55lecresk tsp.
Harvey c. Hay, Of Bro-hszvsIleT twp.
Jennie P. ssviis of Bro;he-sva,isy township
Howard : Wiisoa, OglstEp- AM Emma
Bostic of HiIlsi4le, Pa
Adrzlam Eoos. Of Mechanics5urz. Pa
and Ida Belle Eeyser OfJeuasr township.
Cyras 7. Bi1ner. Bsothersyally Twp and
Sadis Meyers Of Milford t0zuship-
John Nina Of Elk LEX Twp. and EaTy
Hoffman Of E,k Lick typ.
Dennis Knsireism OF Neye-sizle and Czrh-
arine KILLER Of Meysrsi4Is
William = Lape, Of CO1enaugh typ. and
Ella n Lohr ofJenaer twp.
William 2 Peterson. Of Somsrsst tEp..
and Sadie c. Raymaa Of Brothsrsvalley tvp.
John Knierisnl, Of Neysrssale and Ausnd
Shuuaks- OF Msye-sdzis
Wm- Francis Est, Of Salisbury and Ma
linda Mslrick of Salisbury
Joseph H Johnson, Of Nsysrs,szle ard
Cara Belle spriZz Of MeConnellsburg-
Rufus z Sbaffsr Of Jeunsr twp, and
FlOEsnes u. GritHlb Of JeansE twp
Rs L Pritis. Of Sonszei township and
Lucy J. SayIor Of Somerset borough
Thos- Wright, and Mary 2 N0oa both o.
Rockwcod.
Al NcKinEis Of Summit toEuship and
Missouri !. Fri-E of B-othersFaIlsy twp
Franklin Z Fnei-ine Of Westmorelznd
couniy ard Neltie A Barclay of JsEes0n
township
Chzrsss " Seanetf- Of Dixon. III, and
Ella c. Pie Of Sone-Ses township
JssSie " Eiumel, OF Jsn-er t0FrshiF
and Anns n Theinsr Of Lineola township.
Walter Mcfarland, of Allegheny city ard
Annie z SsyIor OF Sonsrsst boroCgh.
Abraham J. FOX, Of Elk Lex Twp, snd
Sarzh FLETCHER or sli5diecrssk toxnship-
Milton B Jones o. Johnsiosn and Mar
L Cover. Of Jenner Township
David Faiissy Of Tpper Tmksyfoot to~u-
ship and Mary Moss Of Jsiszson township
Geo Benson, and LsEra Krsps both ol
Befhel stssioa-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02
Distinguished Visitors at Stoyes-
town.
sT0EE7oEs, Pa, Dee l, is1l-

ST0EET0ES, Pa, Dec- !, isd-
EDuoR HEEAL0-
Oar village had = pleasant saTp-ise oa
Thanksgiving day By the sppeAr-nce. AZ one
OF our hotels, Of three eiztin guishet citizsns
Of DslsEzre county. Pa, n the persons Of
Col. E c. Lyons. Ex-Sh=rif Leiper Green
and Nr- J. u Hinks0n- Col Lyons Is the
p-opnefor Of the Enous Black Horse Tev-
ern- 50 Esll knogn % S0nerset county stock
dealers. and many Of the boys sb0ui
s.oyss.oEn, EhO hare enjoyed his hospitali-
=; his own home, were pleased 70 meet
him here Al ihres gsatlsuea are proni-
nent Republican politicians which in Dela-
ware county means an amount Of political
scsIyity never dreamed OF by the =0-e
steady going Frosty Sons Of Thunder They
took their Thanksgiving turkey, with =
rnmbsr Of friends. AZ the Custer house and
then went 10 the home Of D. B. Zimner-
nan where they spent the afternoon. AfteT
tsa Mr.. Zinuermsa took them to the home
OF Senator Cnichfsld- where midnight ;sz
Wa served. then returning TO NJ Zinnsr-
mans. they caught an hour or two's sieeP
snd made the early train for J0hnstOEn On
their way 70 Harrisburg o. Friday morning.
where important political business called
them
L hzs 6esR long while sines our VI
isge has had The priEilese o. entertaining
tho 30 hale sad vel NET, and re eanesz-
u hope that their visit here msy Be repeat
Cd quite olien-
SCzIEBLEz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

NE DsEid Zinzernan. VI hscone :
citizen of cur soFn n the nea- futurs-


Nr- DsFid Zimneraan. VI bscone :
citizsa of cur sosn N the uea- future
Hiss Benord Of Johnssown. Pa, : a.
present. the gsss. Of A. A. Benfori. her
5seshsr-
Rev. Lewis, OF Indiana. preached in the
Reformed church Of this place, on Sunday.
November Ssh.
l. ". Lowry and family have tskeu thsr
sx0,fas frOn this piace and VII make thsir
f.se-s shcds Il sc5t.1-l-, "a
Tss, dzsadsd disease. T5coriaz csush. Is
"a oar assiss. and ccntresills o0ahi furnish
enough patients 10 start hospital
Gl.3e C0aacl So. as j .. Z. A. n zili
afsr NoE- 2sih. nee. bienaially inslsad o.
weekly as oers1ofors.
W0cld L 10. 5s 70 he interest q every
one II car borough Dds and mans would
keep more vigiiAat watch over cur risins
youth
TIE members q the Reformed church Ee
are infoszsed, clnrsnPia,s holding festival
during CHRISTMAS week for the PurPoss Of
raising funds 70 oeii their church
A A Benford. vho has ben engaged n
ezrieniag the past year intends quitrisE lis
present occupation and vii ssESy Tor he
ministry
On sunday, November e,ad, G Glsds COun-
cii, No. AS u. q. [. a n ATTENDED divine
services ar the Lutheran church in . bOdyr
Re- Miller oaEGaling
Oar merchants have been doing 4 th-iv-
inE bosines in live pO1ltry. Vouzh. s
F01tchs having shipped during Thanks
giving zeek over 80 turkeys weighing BE-
tween TWO and three fho1sand pounds. and
several hundred chickens.
A union Thanksgiving service Vas hid
in the L-therzn chGrrh On Thank=gisias
dzy. Rev. Mlls-, assisEed By Ess. Lewis,
eondus,sd the services
0cr school : in 4 io1rishiag condition
uader the tutoEship Of Mr. c. c. Eeckisr.
We would. hossFs-. recOmnend more CO.
operation On the part Of direc-oss and eiii-
z=aS- Visit the school Lss the teacher and
the pupils see tha, Al intsrssf Is fslt in them
and they vii manifest . deeper inis-sss IN
theuseives ard n the school
one day laz. ze=k one Of or youthful
ninrods. with great eIpecrAtions- wandered
10 Lsurei Hill Mountains, and n company
with some OF Laurel Hills most noted hunl-
e-s started CT the .rzil Of deer Ofths in
cideats Of the day Es know bit ve-y lrlie,
51f eTeainz fOund them plodding heir Eay
homez2rd, Eezry. foossore and disapPoint-
ed party, their 4nIici pa-ions having culnin-
Asaa in an sch;essnenl Of forsoEn hope
Several PIftS51rgh hunters cane near
carsiog = ooaaAgra.iO1 AZ the Waiter house
one day last week Coming home from
hunting tour they ezrclessiy hung their eoats {
and vssts containing several dozen loaded
shells on chair near the stove IN Er. Wal
ter's O1Hce- The heat Of the stove caused [
them 10 ignite and explode, sstgiag the ooats
and Ezts On 6rs- The Ere VA discovered Z
and pGs out The rssult ESs the hunters I
Esre minus their hunting coats and vests I
and Mr Walter Vas minus cnair.
ASOSTN0Cs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THURSDAY
the .G-h inst a. The brides home near Ba-
kersviiI>. Pa. By the Rev z Nenges, Mr.
Franklin z PhilliPpi. Of WstDoreisnd
cOarsy. Pa. ard Ms Sesiie A. Barclay
danzhts= Of Simon RArolsy, of sOnsrses
couniy. Pa
sESSETT-PILE-Oa the evening OF
THURSDAY. SoFember 3. 1891. af the hoas
Of the brides parents. by Rev J J. Welcs .
Mr CBariss " sennsff. Of Dixon. IL , and
Mss Ella c Pile, Of C0lsm4n's, sonerssf
Coanty. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

TIE Mesersials C5aHleTrsei app arsa last
Eeek II s-pase form printed from iis oEn
material Al the hone Office B5otnsr smith
has besa On the rszgsi edge for long Ehiie-
bat has stuck 70 az paper untI be las sur-
saaansed al the Obstacles that we're n as
way and noE prouises 70 make tEe l5alaler-
eisl q better paPe- than ever before We
prs=ums the publication 0f daily edition
EiI be res1nsd On the coGPle-ioa q An
eiecrric rzilEzy besEsea sslis5ary 2nd The
Nerropo.is
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

Rsz- z 7 SEeeuy, the eloquent % Hoosier
preacher. who VISITED tEis pace several
moufhs ago and preached tEo ezc-lent ser
moas IN The D.SciPlss churcl, has hznd=d
in hss nsiznEtioa a. CJ1assi General Of the
United Ssstes % the Turkish Empire and
EiIi devote his tine hereafter 70 lie E3rk Of
A eTanzeIss;, occasionally appsarng On the
lecture platform he eXpeets % spend . DAY
Or rEo zith Soms-set fienis cary n lsnu-
srr. and arrangements are beng made 70
have hin deliver one Of his popular lert1re@
:. thsr tine
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

Rex. Geoge Lo5inzisr, preached n the
pisiples church. this p-1ee- S1adzy sFs1-
fuz. He xzs 8 resident Of SOnsrse1 back n
tbe ss5ss sad sais1e5 il the srmY from
tbis county sfer the var be rea1 AZ, and
.sssrtIT after beng admitted % the bar re-
moved 70 Limos and thsaos . NEBRASKA
where lie rs eisciei judge For the past
relrs he has 5eel 10 the ministry, Prsach-
NINA Congregation IN CalifJ-ris- Recent
" he asserted cali from a congregation AZ
Nsxpo-t. West Va His Eifs has been here
E,- several months, the guest Of her brother
ia-laz. z ? sehel, Esq-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

The bsss SAlvs in the zorid -cuts. bruis-
=, s0rss, ulcers. salt rheun, fever sorss, tst-
ter, chapel haacz- ehHbisins, eorss, and
al skin ersptions. and positively cares piles
or 10 pay required It : guaranteed 70 give
pe-fecf safisfscnon, or money refunded
Price : e=ass Per box EOr sale b. J. y.
Snyss-, Druzxssr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

The dxncs a the S0msrsss Houss. Frlc-g
sEeafag. Ess one Of ths NOS oeligH.ili 80
e;al ersuus ever given D. the young Peop'e
AZ This olscs- Aa9ng the guss.s ron 3
ss-saee xsrs Col :. 4 Rsid snd Eiis, Siss
Ra;s 4 P Sayder s'ad Eifs. saa Sess7z
Hoo5 En5 Su1aelL u CJn8elsEille. 10
s-oh Max aa8 Eifs. Nsssrs- Uasle- Aatt
.5d carr. Of Caioui0En. Hess-s- H0oiIiz-
II Hsrrssou AID B.ack- Of Nsye7sd@ie-
vo-s .baa fo-ty couP.es took part IN ne
z-.pd nsarch. Ngsic EEs fs-uisaed . tns
P,xsi Isssiaas. and the rsfaesh1e7ts. Or
sersa non BAinnors sers everything ta.i
ca.,Ld ha desirri-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

Two young Lrishusn, nAned Cox snd
Fzrrel. we're lodged IN i1sl szrurday, b the
oonS-z5ie Of Sslisbsry, charged with "
grzncy- Ths pos O1dcs ard r1ilroa3 sis1ion
81 that pace had oesn broken into The p-s-
ceeil-g night ard these Two mea Es-s AZ
res-sd On suspici0a Wnea given 3 bezri1g
10 esidscoe Eas p-odlcei azain=- tnsn and
they we're connIrtsi fJr tbirly days IS "a
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-02

JonssbEn G1ble. Of Fran. 5esiford eoGnfy-
-. rsssat ssllsr . tais u = sni s1oEed
.. quite = sar.osiIT IN i7s sas2s Of a sheet
- se.,er paper. the eigs OF Eaica Esrs
-b.r-es and which he a41 Pieked Up "a one
81 hf. 6-iss ~hers be Eas Plo~inE On the
,na~Bosu OF Nay Q d. ls71 Toe PsPsF :
ror,;oa Of ; lelter Adiressed 10 Joan 4 7 NJ
E-c. bg q gsshiagsas aEoraes. tae ia'ess
- -sruasure Of sbicr srs still quite P'-in
- ~s~E ~E5aenlIy carri-s over The noon-
-, sissz7os Of Y miles y f<s 4izs Eiad
-, u.srsssns o. the 4ssraDsa 81 graf
-. ,ais psaee. zaen Ar BaFs rssi@enes
- sssss vsrs both wiped ont Of sEis'snee-
u c.Sie says he hss disfincr 'eriion
=. -asEe- Of Straps o. ps2eE ana ashes
a.iaz orer ass p s1z m ssst day and shA'
= "a ,.issy- in'~ai-i sar bad loa< a-<
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