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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

Joe E Herr. Of OF CIR, spent The 4th
with his broihsrs and Sistefs in this plase-
NJ Herr hsd a veTy narrow escape from
death in the appalling food and Gre which
% recently visited that city ty which sone
ffsy ETes were saeriEceG- He vas ssaadina
OF the bridge cros-ing the river a. one OF the
PRINCIPAL streets IN he city. watching the
fnry OF the wafer as i came rushing down.
destroying everything in It's path. He saw
Tie cAnserOcs gasoline TzpoT arising from
the turbulent stream and realized for Al IL
siant only The danger 70 which he Nzs ex-
posing himself, 50 great wss he fascination
o1 tie destruction being wrought before
his eyes BY the waters. Suddenly their xss
an explosion quickly followed BIZ two others.
The fcroe Of the explosion knocked nearly
every person On the riTer hank from their
feet When recovered myself said Mr.
Her, ii seemed IS thosgh the entire At
mosphe-s was IN flames The flames lesped
hundreds Of feet into The ar and great noun
tsins Of smoke sdded 70 the aNfnirss Of the
spectacle Thei- WAS q mad rash for the
nils Immediately Men and women were
filling in their tracks on the street and lnal-
y i sppeArei that al had made Up their
minds that death by FIRE OF water vas
inevitable Suddenly the wind chang
e With Miraculous sEiftasss and the
great volume Ofhszne and smoke were swept
back towards the rver- Had Il lot been for
This sudden shifting OF The Wind thouszndscf
lives w0uld certainly have been lost ! bad
fully made up my mind thAt ny time bsd
come and I can assure you that don't care
for another such expe-ience-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
"a Eseape the oaIIows.

At q meeting or the Board OF Parioas
Wednesday, Counsel appeared f5r Elmer
Brnnsr, under sentence or death fer the
murder Of Samuel Pee Of Cau,bria ooaa-
y. L vas ciairled that Bruas-'s neata.
condition rendered him iucapabie OF con-
nitsinz deliberate murder. N.ne o. the
jurors who convicted the prisoner have AK
Cd fo- the oommuiati0n CT the dsafh penalty
70 imprisonment for life Among Others
who have made similar request are Judge
Barker, who sentenced B-une-. and District
Attorney 0'CoanoE. Jadgs Barker says IN
his lstte- 20 the hard
! chee-fGlly JON in the recommendation
Of the D-s,rio- ATTORNEY and his associate.
I can oonscienti0uziy say that there are rea-
so1s as SCI fgrth IN the notice served on ne
thai in ny Opiaion sho1ld appeal strongly
Il favor Of the application, and further that
the public woald BE- s1ficisz;ly protected
and the defendant adequately punisaed 5y
= sentence OF Imprisonment f5- Efs-
Jeiss Barker ssys be eouid not % other
Eise than he did un5er the eviGenee az the
trial, bat that he bad prepared aa applica-
ii5a . the Board OF Parioas for comnu-
iation Of tie death penalty 10 life inspriso1-
ment when he sen 'enoed the prisoner. The
Beard took no action IN tbs case nor IN
that OF Henry Kimberly. OF Allegheny. con-
victed OF ooaspir1cy- The next meeting
VII Be he'd July Z, Ehea the two cases
All probably be disposed Of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

Misses Gertrude Hogan and Lizzis Spears
are aid 10 he the preiiiesi srraries: and
most ztrrae.ivs girls IL Lincoln county, V.
Va They reside shout twelve Or nee
miles from Hamiln.
Both were Al one tine hls. friends, but
they are n0t-so low. The Fersousl siira--
lions Of the girls brought many suitors, and
he contest, beginning IN pleasant rivzlry.
ended in bit:s- eamity, s1d when 3 sho-,
tine ssgo Miss spesE succeeded in making z
conquest over her riTai. Mss Gertrude ehsI-
isnsed Miss Spesrs 70 mortal combat and
irsd fve shots zt her.
Few women cal shoot straight, and. luck
Iy for Miss spears, Mss Hcezn was no er-
oepti0n- TIE shots al went wld. aud 50
id Mss Speas. zho later in the day ap-
pezred bef0-e justice Of the peace and 70;
warrant 70 restrain Mss Hogan from
furiEer attempts 10 scare her 70 deAih -or
shoot bullets through her new hat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
The Harvest s oreat.

kars2s farmers are having grszt trouble
II securing s1a5cient hands 30 harvest the
enormous crop OF Ehsa: IN tie. STATE. most
Of which IS row ready for cattirg. Farmers
are Offering high wages TO secure sufficient
hep. At al the stations along the santa
Fe Railroad the trains are daily bezieges by
farmers trying 10 secure men 10 work. TLey
offer from s. 10 = Z day With beard. wage
which have never been known to prevail in
the state before
Last years wheat crUp vas 54.055, 90
bushsls, snd The yield this year vii prob
ABLY exceed that Of any previous year n
the history Of th- state IN the central and
northern portions Of the siats at least s.0oo
farm hand. oaa Gnd employment al the Va
go named during the present harvest. The
o4is crop too promises a very large yield.
and the com crop, the acreage Of which sx-
cee5s a-y prsFious yszr, VIII probably ex-
Ceei any Former yield, providing. Of oourse
that no genera disaster oy--.akes Il before
harvest tine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

An accident resulting II the dsl5Iiiiol Of
eleven 2. 8 O. freight CAS- and the ds,rge-
uon Of several -o5s Of rosdbai ooeu-red on
hes. & q brancb, near Ro5e-ts' station
shortly afer 81 o'clock Thursizy eTening
A long trzia OF smpty frsigats vas dsosai-
ing the heavy grade a ;hst point Al a high
rate OF sped u the hoEr named. when >
d-aE lead in one Of he forward cars sud
denly became detached and falling between
Tie rzls threw the czr acr0ss tie track-
Elevsn ears iamsIiately f1.ioEing Il were
TON into kidding wooi ard were streEn
along the sids Of The 1osd for half Elile-
= nuubsr Of Other czrs iea tie tz2ck. b-t
uoae Of them Ws-e Seriously inizrsd- Fox
tuu1.ely tbe hrzkernen Eere AZ Oh the ca
bose and escspei uniujunei- SUPP Z II
Hulbrook- o. the Pifisbsrgh divislo1, Eas
ID Somerses Al Tie tine a-G a. eEoe leit for
the scene Of The accident A large foroe Of
men Eere PCT 70 Eork clearing The tr.ck ard
br daylight had 4 in condition % permit
trains - pass = ususl-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
Trous.s over AFias

The Jsannslfs Ws>tmcnisnd csuniy
Beigiaa Tag epizosIe Is assuming iarrs
proporiaus- oa Deco-aii1a Day the Bel san
GAS -orks hoissei Beisiaa aas above ths
American e7,ors oa g taIdlns u he W@,
end q the loEn. 4 number CT lie Ans1i-
can eiliasns OF iisc;sd 10 Tie Fr0oee,Ens ard
requested The Belgiaas 10 iaks the Tag doEn.
They positively refused. He. zostls follow
sd and a smali sized riel ooc1IsL Police
nan Spsirs Gaze apon ibe s1eas. and az The
direction of he irzaIied Amehcans l.Imbed
TO tie top Of the building ard loHe-ed The
fo-sisn Gag. Tie BeigiaEs promised thai
trouble v0uli f1ii0E. and 81 once entered
into Communication with tie Belgian
Minister At Washington. The matter wzs
referred from one department TO another.
and Friday District Attorney NcCurdy here
received inst-1ciiens fron The safe Depart
nsnt AZ Washington 70 thoroughly
investigate tbs aEzir, and forward the ind
ing 70 Wash-ngt03-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
PIaees For EIeetlon.

Secton ni1e,een of ths rev ballot act
provides IS follows .-The Countv Corr
uissi1ae-s cf Zach county shal provide E-
each election dzr.c. therein ateach e-sc.s "a
8 nan la-ge enoush 20 be dG1d up with
vo.ing shelves al1 . -ua-l -l.- g hz-si1-.-le-
provided Ifia any district no s-ch nom
oza be rsn.el Or olhs-Eise obtained. s-id
conmi is5o-es shzu ca-se b be Coz
strlciel l8- such dis,-i-- temporary roou
Of adequate s.zeto Be- us1i as votas r0ou.
They shall a-s3 cause 81 tie SAD rooms 20
be Suitably p-5vii=d Wtih heat ard EEl..
and VIII s suitable number q ra---g sLe-ges
cr compartments. e;c.
This p0-ti11 Of the &C. aFlezrz % empower
tie Commissioner 10 select any roon vith-
ia the s11- quarters Of v1tinE dis-H--. re-.
il and designate II as tie F1l-ias p,ace- P-i1r
10 the passage Of the Bake Ballot law the
p.o,,iuE p.acs IN any dis-ri-- co-lI 1a'y be
ch-agei 5y vote Of The uai5.i-y os tie
electors a. special election ha.5 flr lie
pc-p1ze an5 5z--es Of ,le Cont aEe- tie
rszu-- Tas o-e=ly determined As tie
Baker Ballet a1- repeals -aIl laws 1r fs--s u
avs fne0ns stea- with it the rev F1Esr
gwen the Commissioners ap7ears clear
enough J. also apIs-sut taaI -'. elections
must Be leii within The d1-2is g t11
q t1sc- - -h.1a The e,e--1z reside
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

Wat las g0sten the Ezt1sr win the sys-
TEN or street iElprcvaneats % body enter
ed upon by lie boTszsh authorities last
sanmer Is the irezzry bznkruPt, O. are
xe 10 vat another year ard lhen hsTs the
streets nscsismi1sd iszt year doae oTsr-
The tax-.eys-s are ssssiug ti-ed Of having
sI the noasy expended On O2e q tEo
streets. ard think tha. the improvements in
tbs direction should extend throughout the
town. Al Of the sires.s. n the toxin cannot
be improved, hoEeTer. 50 long IS the prs
ent diIstory tactics az peEsEe-eS H. Asy-
szlals Is getting far ahsai Of Son=res in
rs rsspees. OTer there hey are having
sersrai OF tbeir streets paved VIII -lls orick.
and they DO not intend . discontinue The
-sod wosk when thsse several streets are
completed, suf mean - pnsh straight aAead
anti every street. II he Town Las ben paw
81. Uniess lie people Of this town want TO
sick fast Il the mud sliogrthe-, i i tine
tbei- toxn e1ancl Vas gsi.ing move ca IN
the directiou iadioaied.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

Abo1t eighteen members oflhe Oh Fifty-
fourth regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers
Colonel Jzo55 ~ Canp5eiTs Command
nzl Tt1rzlay evening 81 Grand Army kall
20 make arrangements f5- a reCuion- VII
lam Freie-ick rss chosen P-uzi5ent, sam
1ei Masters secretary snd Robert Parsons
treasurer. At.e- an iut-rcAAnss % Fisvs L
vas decided 70 hold q rslni9a il J35nstoFu
On Oc.05er I5 lS92 The meeting then ad-
iourned- Another meeting wil Be had on
Jaiy j.. q ?. M ~ which il Is exposed
al.ny members Of the regiment from other
PLACES VII Be present. Tae Fifty-sourth en-
5-zce1 il Us membership residents Of a
numbe- Of counties b=Side Cambria. som
e-ss;, S1-thanpson, Lehigh AID Dzaphia
were EeI represented L Is sxDec.e5 thar
nearly az the eK-nem5e-s VII auead the
reuuion. TabEas
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

Would inform the progressive farmers Of
Somerset County thai an ssaia IN the Es,d
With a f1lI line OF Fertilizers, and my self
or ny agent VII CAL 20 see y01 20 solici.
your orders for tie coming season. Ny
srents this season are s 3 Yo5er, Push
Pa. joseph Reimzn. Stazt0u's Nils, Pa. ".
H lands, Meyersisle, Pa Solomon DAVIS
NormalviIle Pa. and Peter FINK, S7merseL
Pa, who IS alsO delivering and shipping
agent A. Somerset, where goods VII Be keFi
in stock throughout the season
would thank al f5- thsir mos. Ebsral
patronage dur5as past se-soas, and hoFs AL
VII favor myself O. uy agents With yo-r
orders for boih spring and fzu crops-
Should We miss seeing you, Just d-op Is 3
line early ard you VII haze our very bat
attention.
On behalf Of the
Sus4uehsnna Fertilizer Co.
A = KosEE-
Gusrnssy, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

The IisciP,e-- Church 6. F5iendsyile
Fayetie county. E DIVIDED On the organ
question = wealthy member presented AZ
organ 10 the church and .hsa other mem
bsS o5jec.ei 10 the Introduction Of iastra-
mental music ia the worship u God The
pastor Is with the an;i-orgzn people ard
they induced the donor % take his gia
awsy. N0E the organ people who srein
the majority, are mzkiag it very interesting
Tor the pastor and his friends
Elder Hiram Hztzell- of addison S0me--
- county. vas largely instrumental in
erecting the church =; Frieadsyll,e.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
Convention Of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor-
Reduced Rates via Pennsyiva-
Ma Railroad

For The convention Of the Young Peoples
Society Of Christiaa EadeasO-,..to be held in
Nex Po-k City. Ialy til to Io-h inclusive.
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company a.
n0unoss that i vii sell excursion tickets Al
ore frst class limited iare FOR The round isriP
by route Travelled on continuous passage
tickets Thess tickets 70 Be sod July 5sh 10
7lh, good going only 10 reach New York not
late. than the sth, valid returning Jaiy losh
10 18th Inclusive Tickets. however. may
b extended cntil August l5th If deposited
With agent Of committee Oh Or before July
18th, % Be keld b him and only sa-rsnd-
ers5 % passenger On date jc1Tuey Is con-
msaeei.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
Popular Excursion 70 Atlantic city.

Popular Excursion 20 Atlantic City.
% Thurs.lsy. JAY lith. lhe Baltimore &
Oaio Rzlroad viii i1augrrsse the series Of
popular excursions for theSgmalsr 20 Atian-
tic City from Pi-lz5urg. Nheeling. Park
ersburz. ani al inreraeilz-e stations 20
Washington Jcuctou, Nd This 4nro1nce-
msnt vii b welcomed by thousands o. -ssi-
dents of Western Ma-vIand. Western
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ezs;era
Ohio. Who may desire 10 sFail thsmse-ses
Of the cheaP rates and superior tram ser
vice Of the 3. & r z for 4 t-ip to the
sezshOre- For The eIcu-sioz OF JAY l4th
tie sane loE rstes ard ul=Kcsl e. traia
service. which have made these j1u1ts te
the sea 50 pcPcIa- IL past suuls1s. vii be
IL effect Many Improvements h&ve been
made :. Atlantic City Ehick E'li add 10 is
general popularity and strengthen is calm
Is the nloss attractive resort on tie Atlantic
Coast
Tickets vii 5e valid fo- returo jo1-Esy
for twelve days from dsE 0f sale. and Eil
Be sod OF al regular trsins- o. re-Ern
journey they ViH Be good 70 SOP OF a.
Washington. thus adcriirg sn Opportunity
70 80 Congress in sesi 2, 70 visit the MINER
o-s public buildings. which are cpsa %
visitors free OF charge, ani to ake iriP
doxn the Poiomac 10 NJ Vernon, the tOD5
ofibe immortal Washington, a vel As 70
visit o.he- place Of interest in and nazr
Washington
For 1ases and tme Of trains coas1E aF-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

The question is oftea asked and scarcely
ever answered, Why whisky made nov Is
not As pure and reliable IS It vas forty years
ago L is never ;hs les 4 acs that il Is
made Purer and be.ier today than 2t that
time With the improved methods f1sI
o. and o-Aer iulplriiies a-s entirely elimin2-
ied Asw0-n statement as 10 the purity.
sge ard quality OF the Ehisksy sold Is far
nisAed by one dealer who a1yeriises fuu
quarts, siZ year old pure Penn's Rye, at
sI-oo pr guart, OF s5r quarts for s. ". 81
ver age $50 Per quart Daqnene 8 -
Per quart PoEi, Sherry. Sweet C.lifornia
VINES Al sos. 4 complete easalogue and
price list u al f0raisn and domestic Liquors
mailed on application by
Max KLEIN.
Eafa~sr - ar7..-r..--- T..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

According u -eP3rt hom the MON
shine district Al is not IS Psacs-lI n thar
sscliou ofthe county as might BE expected
sfer what las - rsoently tlanspireL Last
sa15ay a fsht took place in which -Eo q
General SsElss sons were The pa-tici-
pants. III sid that one Of the y0a8g men
lad Lis thumb c5aVel oE. while The Other
ha5 enough skin torn from his Ezcs 70 cause
him 20 b. uareco- -nizab-e b bis most iut-
llste friend Tie paEty Eho furnished the
above information = s1Iho-ity for tie state
melt that BIZ Pritts i stiH being har-
b5E-5 by bis frieals living IN th.t seciioa.
Z Is claimed that pa-,ses have 5een seen CIR
rying food 70 him concealed in 6zz and
t1zt lie bag las always bssn -eturnsd emp
.. 50 far as Is knoFu al sIJr;s % ospta7e
Pri-ts have been a5and01e5-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
Poisoned Ry An Ant.

Mrs- Mary Heis=l, Of Be-lin Center. O. g
short distances from the Pennsylvania Ike
Wa picking straEbs-ries for suPpe- Friday
when she cane upoa a lz-se black an
which she pinehed, the poison from ;Ae IN
set squirting into her eye
The eye quickly became swollen and L.
teasely psiuful. The family physician vAs
summoned, but his efforts 10 give her reliei
were Of no syail, and he called II an oc1lisl
Who foand that the membrane Of the uppsr
Id, called the ooujuuc.iva, vas -uined and
the ou.sr aye- likewise Destroyed Tie
sight q Ms. Hsisel's eye Is likely perm4-
nently gone.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
a Hungarian Dog Brings SMALLPOX.

Snau-pox has broken out a. Nil Creek.
I.azerne County, sno1g the HangaTiars,
AID tks-e are number Ofserious cases r.
parted STEPS szs being t=ksa % P-sFsnt is
zp-sad
Il has been disoo vered that the outbreak
is due to a dog. Which czrrsei the disease
from Hungary. A vel to-do HGngzrian
had greyhound SHIPPED 10 hin fsVn a
district in Hungary where smallpox zzges-
The dog las been killed-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
Notice to Teachers.

Al meeting Of Msyersdale Board Of
ScLOol Directors, Tuesday, June a. a resO-
iu;ion was adopted authorizing the Secreia-
y 70 advertise for one Principle and eight
Teachers, fo- the MsysrsizLe Public Schools
for TIE ensuing term Of eight months, COR
meacing aboat SEPT ist- Applications mus,
be II the hands Of the Secretary not later
than Jelly i, Iss2
G. ". CoLLss, Sec'T.
Meysrsisle. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
No 80 - - -.

A letter from IAsells county, So miles
SouihEst Of san Antonio. Texas. gives q
picture Of .he G-ozfh and deso.zti0a IN thai
section. n three yea1s Is Las aot Fained q
drop Tas p-airss- once esrpetel with rich
grsssss, are - ba-s As 3 billiard table The
streams have gone dry. There IS 10 Ez-eT
snyEhere. The Sun infected from tie
wh;-e earth makes the s,ars and heat a.
most unbearabls- Deer turkey aui other
Eiid animals have Iztl. Even the familiar
izek rabaii has disappea-et al cattle and
sheep have been sod and shippel into 9th
e. states
Ths citizens have appealed % GoTe1or
Hog 10 furnish tie Mszszus. many o,
whom are Il s-z-Fiag ooliiiioa, t-anspor-
taiion 10 lie C0ston 5issricts, where ihey
nay IND work. Al sarnat CAL far food
has been issueE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
Pomona Granra MaetInr.

The S0neSet County Pomona vii hold =
meeting Al Be4ehdale On Saturday, tie 33i
OF July, 1872, beginning a. leA-N
FozEsooS sEs,loS-
= Opening Of Pomona.
= Unfinished business.
8. Sectionalisms. By J. c. Shafisr-
4 Qusries and discusSi0ns.
> Closing exercises-
AF1ZS0cS SESSION.
I. Opening Of Pomona
, Prcgress Of or country, By s Z. Sho-
ber-
5. speeialties, b. F. P. Ssylor.
4 Queries ard answers.
5. Closing services.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

I. Is estimated hat over 6,055 women IL
tie United s-ziz AZ As pos.rnisiresss- The
largest number for arr oae stare, =63. are in
Pennsylvania and 80 in Virginia North
Carolina stands third with 81 Only I've
other states have over % each-255 IN Ohio,
a4s IN New YORK, 2l6 IN Georgia. 2I0 in
Texas and 30 n Kentucky. Alaska hzs
only one and Rhode Island and Oklahoma
hare fen each.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

F1-ly halo: boxes of tie design selected
br the board Authorized - an Aoi o. As
ze1l5ly % adopt parzphaaslia % hold elee-
tons IN compliance VIII tie BaEer Ballot
Law, have been resolved D the oounty CON-
missioaez ard are stored aEay n The Coart
H7use. Tie bsIs are made o. ssh and are
eighteen inches sa1z-e- El-h box Is proTii-
q Fita thEas keys, while 1is sl9- through
Ehich The fsIlo;s are passs3 i1to ths box is
secu-ei by Al au.0naLc ly-k- Caless Ee
miss 01r guess the nsE me-h9i Of voting
viii czcss more persons - Tio}s-e The cJ--
mandnent zszins- swearing thzl =ry laT
ever passed b The Pennsylvania sac Legs
lalzre
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

Eating the Hog that Ate HTS Child.
AviciOus hog owned y Martin Frolica, a
oolored man, living near Clsv5s. o attacked
his four-yea--o-d child and killeI e. Bei1-e
FroIich had discovered the chilL's body ;ls
hog had eaten portion Of E. The fatle-
seized Al AZ zud beat the hogs brains orr
and. With an eco-0ui-al instinct cat Up tie
earcaz. sailed Sc, ard his amay are zor
consrnirr y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

Tie apple c-uP tAis sass51 pr'naas % Be
olly about o-e-hall as large e. llz- of lasi
yea-. Tlers 3 Ysry little complaint heard
zn0ug The farmers OF this account bovsTe-
as -Azt seasons crop was 50 lzrge aud ploes
Es-e - low, ll4t -- hardly pad 10 harvest
the E-uiL Th1as41ls Of tusbs-s Of apgiz
r5s-si n tals county during sle winte-. &
usroriiv q lie farmers have sufficient sp-
PIE batter On hzl5 % iids them over untii
next years crop q apples Is harvested
There Eiil only BE about oGe- -third Is rasuy
chsrTies this season Is last Otker small
fruits p-omise 70 Turn oui 4bouI as vel IS
us-ai
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
Teachers Wanted.

The Somerset B3r51sh School B1a-i vii
employ teachers July 31. lss2 All applila-
tons for pozitioa astezche- aeo3mpaaied
viii certificate, mus, Be p,aoel in the hand
ofthe Secretary prsor 20 thst d4-e. By Or
der 0f The B0zrL
M PElrTs. Ssc-esa-v.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

We P-eslEos i vas q feeling Of patriotism
Ehieh impeliea tie boys Of this town 10
Shoot OF tie fourth7 Il the manner they DID.
Thsai- Tes5un6sd Ei-h the report Of Ire AIMS
6rs e-asksrs and other sxplosiTes from day
bake CntiI midnight Tie entire stock o.
explosives laid IN by local dealers had been
exhausted long before thar hour 4 NUN
ber of beautiful balloons were sent Up in
- .Es-l-r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
AUDnoE-s SoTICE

n Re E-tase . il ibe o-shsas- Cs-r
Is af
IT. X Eo-ght Eae'Li 51larsst col-tT "a
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06
Good Bread.

Il you want good old-fsshi1ne1 brad Ike
mother Used 70 bake. buy the Cin6ere-lz
Range It's large, high ovens insgrz good
baking and roasting Sud b. james B. Ho--
dertaum. Somerse- Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

4 party Of Altoona sp3-lsuaea are eanE-
fnz along the hanks Of the sionycEesk, near
C5lemaa's ssa1ion. Conductor Waite O the
5. sc. SAYS hat the 0aiy game be has ever
sen coming from that section consisted o. =
fsw vel aeyeioPei nod tGrties- The Al
tooaa sports are vel provided With f5Tiins
PIECES and re have No 5oz5. WI c7elie sd
hs7o. among the saaPPers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

A. the regular meeting Of TIE board OF d
reer0s u the F-rs- National Bank. he'd
Fr-1zy evening lzsl the sun q Sl.999 Was
zddea % the surplus fand OF tie bzsk and
the regular semi -sanul diviisnd OF three
per cent va declared upoa tie capital stock.
Al OF Of the earnings Of the past 81
months. 4 handsoms san remains IS m
divi5=s profits. which IS a very excellent
sa9wing fo- that Institution and rs1eots
great credit upon the saatiensn msasging
rs 1iiziEs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-06

The Phllharmonse sociefy,- musical
organization Of Pif1sbErzh. have announced
iaeir intention Of going into camp in far
ner George Tayman's beautiful grove. on
The hilltop Fest Of town. about the middle
O. AEgas-- This VII b The third OF fourth
annual Visit Of the Phnharmoniczr 10
Some-sst- Thsy expect % have seTeaty- i've
yO1ng nea Il camp this SEASON.