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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Would inform the progressive farmers oi
sOmsrsst Coanty that am ssain IN The field
with fall line Of Fertilizers. and nay sell
o. ny agent vii cal 10 see yoa 70 solicit
your orders for the coming season. Ny
agents this season are 5. 3. YodeT. Pugh
Pa, joseph Reiman. stanton's Nils. Pa. "
Z. Lands. Neysrziale. Pa. solomon Davis,
NormalTilis, Pa. and Peter Fink. Somerset
Ia, Who IS also delivering and shipping
agent 81 Somerset, where goods VII Be kept
IN stock throughout the season.
IwOald thank al for Their most liberal
patronage danng past seasons. and hope al
win favor myself or my agsnis with year
orders for both spring and fan crops
Should We miss seeing you. just drop Is 4
lire early and ySU viii have our very besi
attention
On behalf Of the
sasquekanna Fertilizer Co,
A J. KosER.
Guernsey. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Thar's John-Ls is doctor. and William
kinder laws,
An Reuben, he's a traveller in the mis-
sionzry cause
An Moses runs grocery store, an Zekisi
he's the mag or;
An BOB, be deals N real estate. vhs
the cash is cleST;
An Jim. he's lrsdin' horses. an Ben, he
runs The mill
An jeremiah deals in corr and moonlight
at the still;
An JAckson-weil, be Amt no count
jest keeps EN- on the stir
To make livin' fer him; Jacks Politi-
cianeer Atlanta Ceasiizfisa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08
Llston bug ana Vicinity.

Oar Eliie i0Eu Wzs thrown into quite Al
excitement on saturday evening on account
of a painful accident that hsppenei Nh
Jess Ilsi1n and Der Eitie girl. A-- Llston
v4s driving very vicious hors=, Ehen be
belame unmEnagea5is and dashed d5Sn a
sieep hiii and then threE both oul cf the
51Egy and raa 0f
Ma Lisioa had % be -rriei 10 her home
bui The Eiiis giri 49, not huri - bad. We
a-s glad TO ls-rn they are Improving As i-It
ss can b. eKpec.ed-
Mr. Samuel Palm. of ih;s vicinity, met
wiih quite loss By the heavy rsinssorm
that Psass1 ihr0ugh this section lAst Friday.
Four bad of his cattle Es-s kidd By light
ming shiie standisg under tree.
REarEx
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08
PononaMeetsng

The Somerset CoGniy Pomona viii hold a
meeting at Trent on Saturday, June 18th,
lsS2, beginning al s.50AN
FOzESCoN SESSION..
1. Opening Of the Pomona
? Unfinished business.
}. The quickest and cheapest way to Te-
store orr exhausted soils.-S. A. Putnam.
t. Queries and closing exercises
AFTERNOON SESSION.
]. Opening Of Pomona.
, Ssctionalisms.-J. +. Shaffer.
3. SPecial address By F. P SayIor.
i. Queries and general discussion.
5. Closing services
Cox.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

The late Thomas Lohr, ofSaAde township,
was the owner Of remarkable horse. or
rather the horse had a remarkable record.
The animal was what IS kneEn as 4 roam
in color and his gait was Ehsi Is called q
PAGER. He was foaled On the 9th day Of
April, ISGl ard carried Mr Lohr 70 the
polls attke time Of LzncOIn's second cleo
ton As President, and 10 lie election house
Al every subsequent election, spring and fall,
until January oh lsss, when his owner
died Upon tie death Of NJ Lohr his
widow took the horse 81 an sppraisuleut Of
her husbands personal properly. She gave
the animal to her son Thomas, having frst
exzcted a promise from him that be would
keep the horse 50 long As he was able 10 mss
ucafe ais food, and that when hat unlncky
day arrived be would shoot him, IS these
were the instructions left by her husband in
his last Kill Tbos- Lohr, Jrs accepted the
trust, and he rode the venerable PAGER 70 the
election house 81 every spring and fAll cleo
ton from that tine until the 4ih day Of
Noy. 1881, when It was discovered that The
faithful old animal had lost the last tooth
in his had and rzs unable 10 masiicste his
food The horse Eas accordingly shot
The elder Mr. I.ohr left ten sons. seven Of
whom are SIN living and vote the RePGbii-
can ticket
Thomas Lohr. sr. cast his first vote for
Genera Harrisoa and named his eidss, son
for him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08
Half Rates to Chicago via Penn
syIvania SaiIroad.

For the benefit Of delegates and visiton
to the Democratic National Convention At
Chicago. on June 2lst, 1892, the Pennsylvania ia
Railroad Company viii sell excursion tickets
to Chicago, from all principal stations on its
lines, al single fare ffor The rOu1d tlP. The
rate from New York IS 5000; Philadelphia,
SO 25 Baltimore. sl70o; Washinton, sI7--
90, and other stations In proportion The
tickets viii be sold from June l6ih TO a0ih,
inclusive, and the return coupons viii Be
good to leave Chicago until July slh- lss2
Tickets viii be accepted for passage on the
Pennsylvania Limited in either direction IN
connection with proper extra fare checks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08
For Extra HERALDS so TO Fishers
Book Store.

You can bug 4. FIsHEz's Book SroRE TIE
Execution and Confession numbers Of the
HERALD Of The Nicely mnrderers, wei Illus
trated, also falI sets Of Somerset paPers con-
tainine the Nicely case, the Yods- case ard
history. trial ard sentence Of the NcClel-
land town gang. also photographs Of Joe &
Dave Nicely, Werner's Nicely Book ard
Criminal History Of Somerset County,
Houpts remarkable Nicely Ballad, also ex-
Ira copies Of Somerset papers OF this import
ant criminal court week, containing the
Miller -Hochstetier Noonshine case. inland
Murder and other important criminal eases
Daily papers and all kinds Of reading mat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Court convened al O'Clock p N. Friday
and Judge L0nEenecker al once proceeded TO
eharse the iary- The Judge reviewed the
testimony of the principal Witnesses and
sr great length explained the law governing
the case The charge was an exhaustive,
fair and impartial one. A little over an
hour was taken in lis delivery and st its
close the jury retired to their room 10 deiib-
crate upon their verdict and the jury in the
=. Bob Miller case took the seats in the jury
COX just vacated
At halfpast O'Clock Bob" Miller came
into court sccomlsnied By Deputy Sheriff
Barron He was cIeanly shaved and neatly
dressed and Is rztber fne, innocent look.
ing lad os about tEenty-three years Of age
he took the seat that bad , few minutes be
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Jacob FriedIine and William Dunmyer,
convicted Of assault aai bzftery, and dis
turbing public meeting, we're called up for
sentence Saturday afternoon. They were sen
tenced to undergo imprisonment in the
county jail for period Of sixty days and
pay the costs OF prosecution The sentence
ss to imprisonment was afterwards suspend
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08
Tery trulyyoa.
Chairman DR.. Hiebee Memorial Conn
BabyIand.

The June BArTLsSB Is As bright and sun
ny as the month foFeiells. With IL pretty
frOntispiece. crowned By 4 charming full
p.ge picture al the close. and the dainty SO
mes and rhymes between the covers. Baby
viii wear . smiling face The whole day long
and nanmA viii ssy over again her oh-re
Peaied words wha, woald We Do with
cut Bsbyland-ihe Babies Magazine -
Price - oen;s a year 5 cents a number
D. L0THEoF CoxPAsT. Publishers. Boston.
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Fur THE SCHOOLS.
State superintendent Waller Ap.
peals TO Directors Throughout
the State for a Longer School
Term and Higher Wages for
Teachers.

DEPARrNEST or PCBLIC ISzIEUcTloS,
HAREEEUES. Pa. Nay i. Issa
To School Dirscs0rs.
What was the length Of the annual school
term in your district last year,
Were your schools open seven, eight. nine
or len months. or were they closed By the
action Of your Board Al the end Of the mini
mum term ofsix months?
Ifyour Board made provision for only =
minimum term Of six months last year, or
at any time since you have been director.
what was the motive that governed the ma
jority Of the members in taking such action I,
Was the education of the children duly
considered and emphasized as an imperative
duty on the part Of the Board and The Dis
trict before deciding 70 close the schools at
the end Of a short term
What excuse was offered for closing the
schools Of your district al the end Of short
term Of six OF seven months with los tax
rate for school purposes?
Do you favor a policy. On the plea Of
economy, that virtually depriTes the chill
dren Of school privileges half the year and
places barrier in their way to advancement
and which prevents them from obtaining
sGeh an education as the public schools
afford, OF are you in favor Of 8 progressive
policy in the administration Of the Office Of
school director, policy that will result in
having good schools and longer school term,
and well qualified teachers honestly com
pensated for their services
These are pertinent questions for your con
sideraiion in view Of the fact that your voice
and vote viii Determine the policy TO be pur-
sued by your Board in the operation Of the
schools Of your district for the ensuing year
The Stale has generously increased the
appropriation for the npporf ef the pis5lic
sehO0s, to FIVE million dollars.
II ell directors have proper conception Of
the responsible duties which they are called
upon TO discharge and due regard for the
welfare Of the children, and the Common
wealth, every boy and girl Of legal school
age in Pennsylvania viii have the privilege
Of attending good public school oo'l;ila0..s
sei.ool ierH Of not less than eight ls01sfLs dur
ing the school year beginning on the first
Monday Of June, 1892
Very respectfully.
ID. J. WALLER, ia,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

The rainfall CT the past month, more Is
peciaily Of the past week, has been unprece-
dentei in these parts. Thursday afternoon
there Eas 3 clo1d-bGrst about halfway be-
tween Evansville and BzksrsTilie and the
water is reported 70 have risen to q height o (
twelve feet IN 6 small run crossing the pike
81 that point in less than haif-hoar's time,
and did considerable damage 20 the fences
and growing crops along its banks
Ga the same day freshel Is reported in
Jeaner township. Il Is said 70 have washed
potatoes and corn cut Of the groaEd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

At April term OF Bedford co1-t Patrick
Dooiey, young man Of 3. was found gull
y On a charge made against him By Ella
Collins Being unable 10 pay the fine i'm
posed upon him, he was committed TO Jail
He 6ied there On Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Messrs- John 2 Scott, F. W Biesecker
and r S. scull leit for Minneapolis Saturday
morning At Confluence they were joined
By Aessrs. Ross and Jasper Augustine, the
latter being one Of the Elternates 20 the
National Convention from this district
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

MessS c. C. Schrock and D. 3. Zimmerman
viii ship carload Of horses from Kentucky
aad ". Va, this week NJ. schrook las been
out selecting them for the past ten days.
They consist Of drivers, roadstsrs and sad
dlers. This vii be good opportunity for
anyone wishing 70 purchase 3 high headed
stsPper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

NJ. and Ms Solomon Shoemaksr's eight
yesr-old-son, james, has fallen a victim to
dipthe-ia He died a. the family residence
in this place at 9 o'clock Thursday night
This Is lhe second visitation Of death TO the
Shoemaker family during the past three
weeks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

The Pittsburgh 50 isi tess Of lAss week
record the announcement ofthe engagement
OF Miss Marion Giddings, fsvorite in Som
erset, and Dr.. ". F. Robson, a EelI-knosn
occulist of Pittsburgh.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Jacob santemeye-, BlIT Pritts' son-in-
law, indicted As an accessory afsr the fact
Was released from jail, where he bad been
for the past month, on his own reoogni-
rance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08
4 DNISIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

Estsre OF Francis Nay. late Of Upper Iurkeyfooi
rouushir, Somerset county, Pa dec a.
Letter. q aImiu5s-ral5ou o. the above es-l q
hsvir.. hsen granted % lna undersigned by t..e
---o-.s- .--norlrv. noti-e T. hereby sven - az
ssr-gn. iu.ieh-ci % slid estate % ulakc inia-l-
a. alvmenr all those having claims e7-llsi
~ Ser-isrsept - saturday. July ID, A j.. ls--
- rhe LIte residence o. deceased
DAVID MAY,
JEREMIAH -NlpER,
Admlri-Irzlur-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Mr.. Abner Mckinley, OF New York, &C
cOmpanisd By MS wife and daughter arrived
in Somerset Sunday morning. They VIII
spend the summer months here.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Fishers Bo5 \ Store Always Ahead
Photographs Of Gen. seisle Miller, BOB
Miller, Ace Fletcher ana Abe Carey. the re-
noEued Laurel Hi Moonshiners. for sale a.
FrsHrE's Book SrozE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

TIE high water al Everett. Bedford coun-
=. last Veek, damaged property 70 the eI-
tent OF s. 90 The steam tsunery OF N. D.
Barndollzr viii lose about s. 500 Houses
belonging 70 the employees CT the tannery
were moved from their foundations. The
stores along the line Of the a5oi AL suffered
considerably, as souae Of the lower aOcrs
were under several 6eet Of water
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08
Bio~a up sy Dynamlss.

frrl1-zi. g1se s.-Ab5ai 9 O'Clock this
u-a-l'us a. erpi1sion of dynamite occurred
e. hs1s.nst1u. Pa. In the b0zse of = X.
tirne- isEeier. Tao persons we're killed
srt1ty. They are J. K Taraer. jsEeler
ali Hiss Enua scheHer. Of Ealsnton. Pa.
Tie as and 80 eaildrea Of Turner were
baiy i1iarel.
Tat The bouse Vas blown up deliberately
see1z oerta.n, as Mr. Turner vas never
klasn . have dynanits in bis dwelling OF
S1re- Tbs explosion was Of great faroe
h-e-king sindows and doors a; some dis
iAnos A has posse been organizei, and i.
1oE endeavOring 70 find some clue to the
ls1d Who caGsei the explosion.
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d.. WALLER, ia,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
TKscazR's ExA,l NATIONS. ls9s.

TEscazR's ExA. NATIONS. ls92
Shade Breastvor s Il Friday, June 10.
New Lexington. Friday, jane L.
Berlin, Saturday, June IS
UrsinA, Monday and Tuesday, June. % and
p.
lockwood, Friday. June a.
Salisbury, Saturday, June =.
Shanksvilie, Monday, June =.
Stoyssto IN, Tuesday, June 2s
ConemaGgh MILLER s H. Wed, June %.
Jsnner Cross Roads. Thursday, June %.
Lincoln Edie s. H Friday, July l.
Milford Gross Roads : II Saturday, July .
Allegheny Nj Zion s IL Monday, July
II.
Somerset. Tuesday and Wednesday. July
l. and l3.
Bethel, Tuesday, August p.
New Centreyiile, Wednesday, August "a.
Meyersdale Thursday and Friday, August
25-a6.
Berlin lspecial) Friday, Sepiember6- g.
Somerset (speciAll Saturday, October 1.
Examinations will begin At S O'Clock.
Applicants for Professional certificates viii
be examined AZ Ursins, Somerset and Mey-
srSisle in connection with the regular classes.
Only such as expect to teach in the COM
mon schools Of the county during the next
year viii be admitted 10 examination The
examinations for graduation held at the
close Of each public school term will accom-
Inodate al Others.
Applicants must come prepared 10 write
with pen and ink Paper viii De furnished.
All the examinations win be open TO the
educational public Directors are especially
invited 10 be present. .
J. ". BEKKEY,
l..-.-tr- S-.-..-s-.t .r.Hnrt
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QUARTER NOTICE.

Nofce j. hereby given that TIE unler,is is,.t-
intend ro apply ~ The Governor - BIZ cham n-eF
In Harr-s1-rs. "a. % A1-lag, ne -'i- "a Z.
lane 4 d l~r- ffr The IuCurl llrlillu ll a eNlli-
-a~r t1 - known o. rlz b. Ltsrsr Mining Aa-
Nan1lzctl-ilg company. tor ile fairlr-e e
mining Caal ere cay lll1l--al. AMI u--le1 ---
-. -rrs-n laufis ii -Oua-eI clr-l-y, Pa an
r.reC.arirr The sane ll- u.arset ia tr1ie n pan
.fllrrlr-l sl-l1. and ior these r-rfost- ip Day,
20 e-l1r zlI me -I-ats and priFi.fEl- 0a-icfr-
81 De- several cog fssial-ln a-- a- 49, --- -'
-rgTuy EaE8s
rnu- IL GEllNaEE.
-fIlI
WrL HAEL
d b. laFE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Mrs Robert Walter. Of Wellington, kan
sAs, is The guest Of her daughter, Ms Rob.
EFT 2 Roberts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Miss Ella MDsselman VIII Be married AZ
the Musselman home east Main street this
Wednesday, afternoon 10 Mr.. Edgar L.
Street, Travelling engineer Of the "Debenture
and Assurance firm Of Great Britain and
America" As Mr.. Streets business makes
it Necessary for him to travel most Of the
time he viii take bis bride with him al once
as q travelling companion and il Is not likely
that they viii settle in a permanent home
for some tine 70 come.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

lfr. Walter Heffiey. who left for Kentucky
the fore part Of last week with view Of
buying a number Of saddle hoEes. writes
his father. Mr Peter H efiliey, that he has
bought several very ine ones and viii be
home with them the latter part Of this week.
They vii be taken to the Highland Farm
where any one wishing a good saddle horse
can see them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08
TREsPAss NOTICE

We Tie ur,Ie izle.l clfiEc1s % >t1ngcrl. <.
s1saf. and Allegheny toE lSllips- r'lilieis-
county "a hereby -iTe puniic It'-lee 20 ,---
parsals rress passing on tilett lst-.s - -
-7rrtl.se 81 hunting. lsniu- picking uerrit,.
at. wiil DO priscc.l-ei itcfirliiil- 70 litN -
nr houn Is VIII i.s permitted rlnrl-ls on ti'-e
iauds uulier penalty % lfstsll - tie -'t.ii'i.-
,iq..s ii Ia-uaerr Wlli.am Wl-ker, 4 j.
Miller. GeplaTt ling. Daliei " ssuer rrec- =
W. Grove Cupsy hs-ir>. John >lny. Eis eri-l
flug james r. Pew. Herman i.siisr l. -
Fs-5.-l,.r. n Cri-s,.s D. D. Hill. W iliiasn Ross
4leN Walser. J. j. Walker, J. g. Wa-Scr,
samuel Meyers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

guilty in The exse sgainst . Jake Gary snd
ABE" Fletcher. Indicted as accessories BE-
fore and after the iAct-
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ExECUToEs' NOTICE

sac q C,lr=rians Lsl1lcr,. ol l.lclaal-glli .
township. Geclasei-
Ietre-s uf A1lliuisrrlfiol on this estate laflAs
t.-en t-rsurca % the undersigned b tle proftf
authority. noIice Is hereby gwen - al peIsls
f-.i.-f-s4 ~ Ssia estffe t5nlake imueflla-c pay
mat auL tro=e haFinE Chains asatl.si me slie e
WI present them duiy althe1iie4ed i1i =, --l-
melf Ssr1r5ay. July iita, AZ ne Aolse o. J'ie-
han ST. Biogsh, in Gid lg1r salI-
JONATHAN n BLoLHh,
NICkHEL vs.. BLoCGu,
r~Hr1fo-z
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Mr.. John F. Blymyer Of PhilAaelphis, Is
spending few days in somerset, the guest
o. Mr. ". II. Platt.
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The Largest.

not only have the largest and test S,ccS
Of Millinery Gods, bat sell the most Trim
med Goods in the County becaase I sell tie
cheapest.
Ms 2 Vgr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Dr. Bell. Of sipesville, had valuable COW
struck By lightning in Thursday nights
storm.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

have South Carolina Rcck Phosphate,
same mixed with Kainit. fine ground Bone
Msal, same vita Potash, dissolved A. N
Bone and Super Phosphatss. fo- delivery
and shipment every day.
a q. DAVIS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Judge Lo1geneeker wiz hold a special ar
gament court in Somerset Wednesday Of
neTt week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Messrs s F. snd W W Picking. Of Chi
eago, are spending few days in Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

The Democrats Of Cambria county nomi-
mated the following ticket al their eonven-
ton held at Ebens5urg Monday; Congress
I. D. Woodruff. State Senate, George T.
Conrad; Assembly, E. 7. MeNeeiis, James J.
Thomas Proth0na;a-y, James C. Darby
Register and Recorder, Daniel 4. McGough
District Attorney, Frank J. O'CoHnor
Poor Director, Raphael Hitei County Sur
Yeyor, Henry ScuntOn.
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oaiis number of JOhu,towners spent
Sunday in Somerset.
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S---l - Nfc---ecA--0'
Berlin, Pa, May Is, 1892.
AHAxnsosE ooxTErBu1Iox.


The following letter 10 County Supt.
Berkey explains itself:
LsSoASTER, May Il, lS92.
Co. SUIT, J. N. BEzKEY.
Ny DEAESIR Accept our grateful thanks
for check for Sab. received this day TO full
Of amount handed to you BY the generous
teachers and pupils Of Somerset county. We
are glad 10 know that the portrait Of oGr
genial friend, DIR. Higees Of sacred memory,
are in 50 many Of your schools. The cost OF
this great Memorial has been about S 900,
and your check brings the total Of receipts
still nearly 10 that OF outlay. 1t has been q
memorial 70 an educator unsxampled in the
history Of the State OF indeed in the history
Of education in America We may well be
proud Of Pennsylvania for what she bas here
done in honor Of one Of her chiefest scholar
foremost State Sapeuntendents, and best oi
men
Again thanking you, and With best Sishes
for yourself and the schools nnder yoal
care, am.
Very truly yours,
JP MccssKEY.
Chs;-r,.r n Hiphas Mer,ors,I C,nuittas
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage Of Noah George Keim TO Miss Ga
"a Butler on June Isl. At Cumberland, Nd.
M Keim Is q Salisbury boy and was very
popular principal Of the Somerset borough
public schools several years ago. His bride
is one Of Cunlberland's prettissI and most
accomplished young ladies' They viii
make their home al Elkins, ". Va
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Yours
sEHEL.'

Failing to secure = hrst-degree verdict il
:. General Seigie'ss case District Attorney
colborn agreed to take verdict Of ''aot
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

ITO William Prias, sometimes called
Bill Qait hiding in the mountains and
come in and take your medicine lis not
50 very d. bitter any how. Rob and are
over the worst
Yours
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

Z
Es.a,e o. Ann Il Briuharl, ls,e o. Nelis--burg
BorouE5. Pa. deeeAseL
Letter. OF Eirin.strafia1 on ne above esta 2
hang been graa.e1 70 the undersigned ny the
r-.sr zthu-ify uoriez = hzr-tF 3 re1 70 Al psr-
s1us iniiebfsd - sd es-1te - make .mn1eliaie
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-08

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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-22

The German men-of-war in the
Pacific have been ordered to prevent
the natives employed by the New
Guinea Company from serving as
laborers in other parts of the world.
1t is estimated in London that the
worlds wheat supply this year will
be decidedly in excess of require
ments.
A despatch from Calcutta states
that the Ameer of Afghanistan has
notified in note to the Marquis of
Lansdowne, Viceroy of India, his
willingness to resist the encroach-
ments of Russian troops, and will
abide by the decision of the British
authorities as to the attitude he shal
adopt towards Russia.
Shocks of earthquake, in some
cases severe, were experienced a
various places in New Zealand OF
the oath of August