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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-15
Good Bread.

soa Eant coed old-fashioned bread ike
used % bake, buy the Cinderella
s5' Us large, high ovens insures good
and roasting. Sold by james B. Hol-
'-a'lm, somerzet, Pa.
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For Ruokwheat.

I have South Carolina Rock Phosphate,
same mixed with Kainit. fne ground Bone
Meal, same with Potash, dissolved A. NJ
Bone and Super Phosphaies for delivery
and shipment every day
A. G. DAVIS,
Somerset. Pa.
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Recently Nathaniel CiappeE, Samuel How
sare and George Hoover Of Bedford, caught
with me. IN yellow Creek German carp
that weighed twelve pounds and measured
twenty-seven inches in length.
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j. J. WALLER, JE,
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
TEacHEa's ExaNUArIoSs. 1892.

TEACHES EXAMINATIONS. 1892.
Shade lBreasswork S. H. Friday, June 10
New Lexington, Friday, June Il.
Berlin, Saturday, June is.
Ursina, Monday aud Tuesday, June, % and
2i.
lockwood, Friday. June y.
Salisbury, Saturday, June -.
shanksyille Monday, June q.
S;oyssioEn, Tuesday, June 2S
Conemaugh MILLER 5. H. We'd, June ~.
JenneF Cross Roads, Thursday, June 30.
Lincoln lEdie 5 II Friday, July /.
Milford Gross Roads 3 II j saturday, July ?.
Allegheny MI ZION S. II Monday, July
II.
Somerset, Tuesday and Wednesday, July
u and IS.
Bethel, Tuesday, August ..
New Ceutreyille Wednesday, August a
Meyersdale Thursday and Friday, August
25-26.
Berlin (speciail Friday, Sep.emberG.
Somerset tspecial} Saturday, October l.
Examinations viii BEGIN At O'clock.
Applicants for Professional certificates viii
be examined at Unina, Somerset and Mey-
ersdale in connection with the regular classes.
Only such as expect 10 teach in the COM
mon schools Of the county during the next
year viii be admitted 10 examination. Tie
examinations for graduation held at the
close Of each public school term will accom-
modaie all Others.
Applicants must come prepared 20 write
with pen and ink. Paper w;ii be furnished
Althe examinations Eiil be open to the
educational public Directors aIe especially
invited 10 be present.
j n. BEEEEy,
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AUDIToR's NOTICE

In Ee-E-ta.e IN the Orphans Court
% Gf
~. W. Noueht Gecd.l Somerset county. Pl.
Aud noE. iLa Jane l-g5. on motion of 1oha
IL thi, attorney of allilisfal-r aud l-f.
lLed, ne Court appointed eeo q -r-l- Esl
anclior, % pass upon disputed claims aN tll
widow dover and make li-tlisu-ial ci Che tll.
H1ce iu nl-'ls ul tlc l.iallhi---l-lr- % AID
among those cuiit-el % The same
hereby .ire Uo-iee chat Uif attend @ the
duties of TIE above aruolu-maCt DO nay Once ia
lle borough ol Sou-isef- Ca Nllulsalg. J-ll
ttE. l-l2 81 30 O'Clock A. M- when al1 where af
Iarties interested can attend
GEO. r. SlUIL
Audi OH.
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AEornEE oUrHuRsr.

when Warner Miller OF New York, sec
ored Baine's nomination the enthusiasm
again burst out aud ragged for several min
utes. In the meantime Mrs. Clarkson had
been furnished with abig broom decorated
with ribbons which she waved while tie
Blaine cry was repeated time and again.
Tic greatest display for Harrison wasafter
Chauncey DSpeg's speech seconding the
presidents nomination. The Harrison fol-
lovers gave the mention OF his name
greeting and The hail echoed with lusfy-
Iungsd cheers, and the air was sled with
every thing that hands could wsve While
the iumult was at its height mammoth
portrait OF the president was earrisd to the
speakers platform on the shoulders Of four
stalwart men. This lent fresh yigor TO the
administration shouiers and inciied the en-
Wy Of the Blaine club OF Chicago, who car
ried a big purple silk and gold banner, EN-
blazoned with life-s;zs bust portrait Of
Blaine down the main aisle Of the hall and
planted il in front Of the speakers stand.
The Ciarkson female contigent then arose
and waved their Blaine insignia in the air.
The Blaine cry was again raised and for the
last ten minutes Of The demonstration the
Blaine people made as much noise as the
followers Of the president. Fierce ss was
the contest that ragged between the followers
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The Largest.

Inot only have the largest and best Stock
Of Millinery Goods, but sell the most Trim
med Goods in the County because I sell the
cheapest.
Ms. A. z UHL
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M and Mrs.. George Il. Love. CT someT-
sci ale visiting relatives in Butler.
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Messrs. D. b. Zimmerman and G. C.
schrock, VIII sen car lead Of iine riding
and driving horses At pubie sale in Johns
town, Thursday.
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Z. W. Bieseoker and JohnR. Scott, Esq's,
returned from Minneapolis Monday even
ing.
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Smallpox has broken out in certain crowd
ed sections Of Pittsburgh. There are fears
Of an epidemic Of the disease.
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EXEcUTRIX NOTICE

Estate az Ann y Briuhln itfe OF W-.l1-.tu-r
Borough, Pa, deceased d.
Letters Gf administration en- thc above rsta e
having aeel granted % tht uul.1~' gIlel 81 the
proper authority notice is hcs,ly giyc1 1 al per-
sails ic.lehtei - said estate o. u.aSe immediate
pavufcut and those having claims a-a'r-- the
same wiz pTc-1ut them day autrertlcsfci icr
settlement ou sruriag. jl-y ., l>e2 at the late
residence OF said deceased.
EILES ELRICS
'urcl EEaou.riE
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Someset Herald.
,egg R. scULL Editor.

,v -....---------June =, lss
,.-is drug sore ior wall rape.
.as papers at Benford' 5 dru
aroId and Young at Snyder.
- were bitten bY mad do
Is. Thursday
.s..-szsush-f5r-you fend is hav
rins now
a. 20 paper your walls thi
usle5 to Bsniords
1--l ues7oes have been lynch
sh in The last ten years.
al the latest patterns and
- d. Bsaford's drug store
-- defines love as two head.
s-ss thoughti two fools that aet
Gooisoonins almost iai-
MEs. a. Z UHL.
m been fined S25at Frank
fs- using Bible quotation
nal7alssment
rls5me line Of Millinery
tsr5.a.v and the largest variety
Mns.A.E. Unl
s TO be worth q round
Just married d peunyless
z- editor We come high
E5.r5 have as
r-t as wen be out Of the
s-ths lyle, IS an old say
only get lhe latest styles ct
B. C5E1-l
5r Charities has declared
made by 81. a. Paart, Of hittaH-
.s Warren asylum false, libel
aloy-
5alt of the widow ofJohn
r-f- L.lauaoe county, H. il is
st. original 3ls. oftEe Pill
lller possession.
--.ts Hnl1D should not forget
SNYDER. the druggist, can fit their
rell as any op;ician.
f17sor SIX years experience ia
D- h.lE
under forty years Of age,
rapidly becoming thin and
me use OF Ayers Hair Eisor
n1tls Bis lair was restored 60
a-a- -al even more than lis for
ml richness.
responding literally 10 the
lief from on City ana Titus
reaumiles here sent S2,ooo
aa5v collected It was sent III
$40 30 OF City aud 81 500
s. The llnd IS sail growing.
araI tlata spea.is may yet be
s--i iI taa- Gssh isl heir to. How
nsv be-. es-dnly the best specific
-lssa4s Of The blood is Ayers
s. and mos. diseases originate from
Blood
d Gao. W. Benso-j's drug store and
sa. the Llajsomss- line Of wall
r brought 20 Somerset before you
-orr PURCHASES this spring. He has
stock of all the very latest de-
IBIS prices ara the lowest IN town
e. a.iy5u ee. that hats7 IS often
u5a- lle boys on The streets who are
.le slang OF the day. The same
la is quite common among the
a8 ladies when they see d lat
BIS. Kate b. CoG-0th's. Us style
---l-y necessary 10 INFORM lle laaie
s5- county --- warm y e''-i7i Las
A- "-' Plt ,le-f Ae-'ls OUT ol ''is
.' A-7A can see --i-- JOY 'il5-l'9s- 'e7
Necessary 90 i-ie'-l l-sln ll'' '--e
somerset county 10 oly 'Ae.r
-l- 1-si .ls'y, ana .-''-e9
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--A I'D "-.'i pa. jury pi- tle COSTS Oh
p li7'. -.-,' =
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-'l 'y aa'y l. They VII con
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EXECUT0R's. NOTICE..

Estate cf Peter T. E5iie-. iat1 cf Gle-guIs
Township. Somerset Cos. Pa lecL
Letters TestaUeu aly on THIS estate having
proper authority, uo.iCe is hereby gwen % aiI
pcTsons indebted % said estate t1 make ilut-l
stc pcVllenl. and those having claims 5-ailsr
the same viii present them duly uflCnt.ca-EG
ior settlement, saturday. July q il1. az the
late residence ofdeceasel.
JoEf p MILLER,
ISAIAH BARS.
iulel. Executors
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-15

The TreasureTs sale OF Unseated lands
which occurred Monday, attracted bui few
bidders.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-15

The improvement in the weather IS that
now II only rains part Of the time. Last
month i rained about al the time
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-15

Charles E. Herr. editor Of the Butler coun-
y R1a7rds is visiting relatives in Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-15

3irsIclL CoLzsE-The samueT Tenn
opens Angus; Isl, In Vocal and IaslIumen-
,al Music. For catalogues adisess Herr
p. Mover. Ffce6urg, Pa
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Z. F. Kerr. Esq, OF Bedford, spent a por-
ton of last week in som erset attending to
legal business
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-15

Street Commissioner Cunningham with a
large force Of hands is doing some good
work on the borough streets.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-15

Farmers OF this section report the crops
OF all kinds IN q promising condition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-15

Mr. Frank statzman and daughter we're
visitors in Somerset, Monday
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4 u1lINIsTEAIO8a NOTICE.
-.-zfea- rrsHes 5l-v. il.e sf grFcr il--< Dot
tos a-li5 sa-aeIs-l c1-liy, ll., doe q
Letters u 1ll.Il,t7stio1 on Che s-YEc estate
.-r.rs l-cl granted o. RE Il-er gael by OBJ.
-..or.l Az. .1a,-.i - uotiee & hereby given -o sll
r--.. fs tisl Oh said q. --- i1 make il-lli
ste pl-ll .nr. ana those h.yilg cia ati against
>s,t estate n H pI,se-l l1tla dulg lli-clll ce'.l
f-ss 'aa-ert ol sa---.s-rs jriy -. A. D., l,--
D. Che. Z lt- rasii .lcs a1 q 1r-ss.i
DAVID NAY.
IlAERI tff -El uEf, -
Aduili-t-d'ors.
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Cadet Kephart, Of this Congressional Dis
trict, who graduated at West Point this
week, stood tWelnh in q c,as OF sixty-tTo.
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Only one Ballot.

President Harrison was renominated on
the first ballot. The whole number Of votes
required 70 nominate being $50: be receiv-
ed IS more than was needed.
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Strawberries Of very fne quality are
nov on tie market
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Berlin, Pc, May is. Isa2
A HANDSOME CONTRIBUTION.
The following letter 10 County Supt.
Berkey explains itself.


The following letter 10 County Supt.
Berkey explains itself.
LANctsrER. May y, 1892.
Co. SUIT, !. ". BEEEEY.
Ny DEAEsrR Accept our grateful thanks
for check for s5tIS. received this Day TO faU
Of amount handed to you by the generous
teachers and pupils Of SJmerst colnty. We
are glad 90 know tia. the portrait ofour
genial friend, Dr. lfigtcs Of sacred memory,
are IN 50 many Of your schools The cost OF
this great Memorial has been about s. 600
and your check brings Tie total ofrccsipis
still nearly to that Of outlay. Il has been a
memorial 10 an educator unexampled in The
history Of the Stste or indeed in the history
ofedacation in America. We may well be
proud OF Pennsy syiyania flr what she has here
done in honor OF ore cf her cliefest scholars
foremost state s1Fc-utendsuts, and best q
men.
Again thanking you, and with best wishes
for yourself ana iho schools under yoar
care, / am.
Very truly yours,
JP. Mc1AsSEY,
Chairman DR. Higbee Memorial Committee.
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--is argg sore l0r wall PAPER.
slim. papers at Benford 5 drug
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A Heroic Young wife.

Chairman d. Hisbeo Memorial Commute,
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arold and young a, snydefs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

trul # tho leading factories proceeded at
once Ca raise prices. a. tho following
from Tho Iron Ago for March 81. 1890,
Shove
TIL" general feeling among the trade
T. that the aNinakcrs have formed very
strong assuClhtinn. and have complete
control of the market. or so nearly so
that the outside makers will have scarce
|, any apprcciablc effect on prices. 1t is
found that scarcely any orders can be
obtained with outside manufacturers
who are not under tho control Of the
American Az and Tool company. The
TRADE will do well TO note the changed
condition In this line Of goods as regards
the higher prices now ruling. and the
strong probability Of their maintenance
fur Humo time 10 come. On the first
quality guols an advance is now made
~ 4 IS To- g.. - per dozen"
These prices have been well main
taincl and to-day first quality axes Of
tho ls-st brands are selling at 81 per
dosrn for plain and $3.50 for beveled.
At the same time that consumers here
have Ia pay this advance of $l.75 to
- per dozen above the price prevail
ing ivfuro the trust was formed, tho
trust continues Ia sell tho same quality
uf axes for export at 50 per dozen, free
"a huard ship
Protected ~ Is the trust by duty of
a. pr cent. against foreign competition,
the trust favos foreign buyers in order
that ils hold ON the home market may
H. Kept secure.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

A great many dispatches have been
cent 10 Republican papers lately from
the Tcme-cal tin mines relative to the
extraordinary development going on
There ~ n consequence Of Major McKin-
loys hill The last Of these stated that
ihe force ~ miners had been increased
D, thirty men, that the output of tin was
from three 10 four tons a day, and that
o." 40 worth was shipped on Saturday
. week ago 90 81 Louis. A correspond
vni saw workman just from the mines,
who made the following statement,
which hr nays cannot be contradicted:
~ in m"n and laborers, the number
haa latn dc're,.rd ia the way Of Amer
i,nn. 20 DO" following manner: An offer
Nha given party If miners, say from
ihuo" 10 sis men. 10 sink shaft at TWEEN
th dollars foot. which was declined for
40" reason that about $50 would DO all
the Contractors could make. in addition
Q" @iug vet through continually. They
wore told n they did not take that con-
tta't There was nothing else Tor them.
I ho particular party refer to consisted
- four American citizens, and of course
,ia,y bad 10 leave, aud their places were
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05
4 rin Plate Story.

IN ~ issue IL Nov 81, The Manufac-
iurrf. the organ Of the High Tariff Man
uf,cturer,' club. of Philadelphia. was
priu'ed the following editorial:
Mcssrs Marshall Brothers. manu-
hrturor- Of iron. ut Front street and
tlirar,i avenue. Philadelphia, and MEM
isra If the Manufacturers club are now
making between six and seven tons every
day II bright tin plate of good quality
They actually make the article from the
raw material in the shape of steel ingots,
which they roll into plates suitable for
Thinning The tin plate thus produced is
snid as fast - IL Is made. and the firm is
nuw preparing 10 double the output. so
that within a short time it will be max
ing lptwccn twelve and fifteen tons day.
We have two free trade journals in
Philadelphia. and the methods of access
a. the Marshall mill are easy, and the
cost - movement thither upon horse
ear small. aud vet neither of them has
undertaken b. supply its readers with
thn facts respecting this introduction of
an important new industry to Philadel-
phia
This paragraph came to the notice Of
the editors Of The National Provisioner.
who are In quest OF bright tin plate in
carload lots. They accordingly tele-
rmphed 10 Marshall Brothers asking
their prices for their tin plate. In due
time they received the following tele-
gram
"pnifADErPIIIA, Nov. 81.
"0FSttEMEN Your dispatch just re-
ceiv"l. aud we arc not at present max
Ing bright tin plates. only roofing ternes.
Therefore have no quotation to make.
W. are making preparations for bright
plates. and later on shall DO pleased to
quote Yours truly,
MARSHALL Bros. e. Co."
Ought not the editor Of The Manufac-
tur.r 90 have invested ten cents for a
round trip. by horse car. to the Marshall
brothers works before pointing the way
g. uthera
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

at once occupied by new arrivals from
Cornwall, who were put to work in the
shaft at six hour shifts, for which they
received three dollars shift.
Now. as to the output for August, it
was 3i5 tons; for September, S tons;
October, 6 tons, and previously, under
G. N. Robinson's management, about
tons, or - tons in all. For November
nothing has been produced, the furnace
having burned itself out, and the repair
ing of it was only finished last week,
consequently we will say that $1l 900
worth Of block tin has been sold at the
rate of $500 per ton. AS to or tons
of block tin being the output daily, that
is nothing but bosh, from the simple fact
that the appliances cannot handle more
than ton per twenty-four hours. As
to SO tons having been sent to st. Louis,
that is one and one-half times more than
they have smelted since the mills started
up. assert as a fact that every ton of
block tin produced Of value of $500
has cost the company 81 900, and tie
whole thing is failure. New Yor..:
Times
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05

So ths a ffass ssses - rf,sss H~ss
80 settles 81 iitsFauat Assssa
fiHafs sul fsanilinatiHHs sfa formed
- 'ta as a'atlishAeui - tsp PURPOSES
tHsi ia.antf. sHi htHii lfasiucsiou
- ifeseui miatithsH sni
NHt e. hs pt.et
&c. siinaate sfsa be- in aii rssss h. In
sffsat ia Hia ta usasifnum
o So af3fn lhs rass hawuvef that
e ss e ifHsi hts 'aiis'e eouiful ovel
iHftu aHl 0sn hs psirss 70 sail
Hf Ht.l ifa high iafif vail ihs
ftla fts - ths market are o,er~-ti
F.sii o. saIh So ths unls wsy "a
atsil iu fftta Is e. fess.ft g. es
HfIH fhi. q ihe rfafiioe - many
q GA. flHsf aHl - sell rsaiailine,l ~
ft naiH.t q tiss Ainegis ga A. ani
l efsIa. a.iHn,a'iig Anpwn a. ths
A. ttHsf
thts ifHH fas organised early Last
fH Ha1 q tsn - % bai sslnsai r,sa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-05
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faf 81 $50 hs $3.50 sshHf s.a aF
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