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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-30

each of them preferred by County Detective
Beltzhoover. selling liquor on Sunday and
selling liquor without license. They Will
be given hearing October5,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-30

TABLE d'hote dinner, 6 to P. M, Hotel
Duquesne. Daintiest meal in the city tor 75
cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-30

DE wIrr's Little Early Risers. Best pill
for biliousness. sick headache, malaria.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-30
The Nile Does Its Dutv Noblv.

CAIRO, Sept 2a-The annual rise of the
Nile is progressing favorably, and Egypt's
crop prospects are good.
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Grand SuccRsSi

What? Our millinery opening. Come and
see. E. s. GILES,
90. o. and ee Federal street, Allegheny.
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Will buy an Infants White Cashmere Long
Cloak, embroidered cape, worth 81.
Will buy an Infants extra fine White Cash
mere Long Cloak, embroidered cape and
sleeves, tucked skirt, worth $3.50.
Will buy an Infants Eiderdown Cap, in
white, gray and tan, worth 3Sc.
Will buy an Infants Silk Embroidered Cap,
with rosette; regular price 75c.
Will buy an Infants Silk Cap, trimmed with
fur; regular price $3.50.
Will buy a Child's extra fine Surah Silk,
Shrred and Silk-Lined Cap, trimmed with
fine fur; regular price S2.25.
Will buy an Infants Cambria Slip;
Regular price 50 cents.
Will buy an Infants Long Slip, embroidered
yoke and sleeves; regular price 81.
Will buy an Infants Flannel Band;
Regular price IS cents.
Will buy a Lady's Jersey Ribbed Vest, high
neck and long sleeves, both in plain and fancy
goods, that would be considered a great bar
gain at 25c.
Will buy Lady's Gray Cotton Ribbed Vest,
high neck and long sleeves; regular price $50
Will buy Ladies' Fine Ribbed Vests and
Pants, extra fine fancy; regular price 63c.
Will buy Ladies' Fine Natural Wool Vests
and Pants: our regular 81 goods
Will buy Ladies Fine White Australian Wool
Vests and Pants; regular $3.50 goods.
Will buy some odds and ends of Ladies' Silk
Vests, black and fancy colors; the regular
price has been 81 and SI.25.
Will buy Ladies' Seamless Balbriggan Hose;
regular price I21ac.
Will buy Ladies' Black Cotton Hose; Herms-
dorf dye; regular price 15c.
Will buy Ladies' Black two-threaded Hose,
strong and heavy, regular 2oc quality.
Will buy Ladies Onyx Black Cotton Hose,
high spliced heel; regular price IS cents.
Will buy Ladies' Imported Black Cashmere
Ribbed Hose, spliced ankles and feet, full
fashioned; our regular soc quality.
Will buy Children's Black Ribbed Wool Hose,
our regular 25c quality.
Will buy Chdren's extra quality Wool Hose,
spliced knees and seamless.
Will buy Chdren's Imported Black CASH
mere Ribbed Hose, six-fold knees and ankles,
spliced feet; this is a stocking that has never
been sold under 7sc.
Will buy Lady's Japanese Silk Open-Work
Initial Handkerchief; regular 25c quality.
Will buy Lady's and Gentleman's fine Jap
anese Silk Open-Work Initial Handkerchief;
The regular soc quality.
Will buy Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves. These
Ire not old, hard goods, but new, soft and
1exible gloves. They are our 75c quality,
md we have them in black and medium
shades.
Will buy Misses 4-button Kid Gloves. These
re our 75c goods. Not much of a reduction,
perhaps, but these gloves are all an excellent
quality.
Will buy Lady's Black Cashmere Glove that
S really superior to most gloves sold at $50
BARGAINS
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sI5:'I';. i'!'!! q .'i;7I1,. i3|7!1
FRIDAY
-=BARGAINS.=

| =E
FRIDAY SI.5O
FRIDAY $3.50
FRIDAY 25c
FRIDAY so
FRIDAY SI.OS
FRIDAY Sl.S8
FRIDAY So
FRIDAY 75c
FRIDAY l9c
FRIDAY 90
FRIDAY IS
FRIDAY 4S'
FRIDAY 85c
FRIDAY SI.25
FRIDAY 75'
FRIDAY 10
FRIDAY To-
FRIDAY is
FRInkY 25c
FRIDAY So
FRIDAY 90
FRIDAY 35c
FRIDAY so
49,
So
So
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FRIDAY 25e
b OK
Paper N
We enumerate below onl,
we will sell at
will find the hook Won have BIZ
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
MemoriaI par Ersrclsas-

The hears Ct the Grand Army boys
were gl1ddened Monday morning zhea a
10 O'Clock TIE szn dispsllsd lie ke4vy rsia-
laden esczss ii.zi hsd ken hznging over Tie
town since 6zvr and permitted them 10 csr-
= cut The arsssr Of sxercissz pabiishs1 last
Esek N every deEs1 and xiibouf czusins
then 70 su1e- any discomfort
The P-oc,ssicn fo-ne6 in front Of z P.
C0nminx Pos G. A 2 headquarters On
UniOn strert and headed 6y the Sons-set
oornei hzn3 aud Sozs Of Veterans Drum
C0-pz, PrOoeszlei 10 the csne;sTy. The COL
INN Eas oonposei q school Children. son.
e-set Lodge Jr O. N, sons Of ys.er-
ans and veterans Upon arriving 81 the
cemetery The Grand Army Memorial Day
se-Fioz Esr. rad and zf,e- The c0u-zdes Il
line had PLACED flowers upon the g-zEss Of
al the soldier boys slssTing there the pro
osssioa REFINED and marched % the cou-1
H0uss, where they nssse5 in front Of TIE
soldiez' monument Rev. Frank P Savior.
Uhn enlisted IN tie zTIay when lad Of Is
years ard served IN the ranks fo- four yes-s,
vas the orator q The day. His address Vas
one Of ihe most pa15c.ic and affecting ever
delivered II this place On = similzr oocs<ion.
and Whe1 he referred 10 iae5dsafs oounscsed
With the departure Of The f-st troops from
sonszst here we're many moist eyes - Be
seen znong the veterans Eho stood facing
hiE- Rev. Granger offered fsrveai ard
Appropriate payer 81 The oonoinsiOu Of NJ.
szylor's address
Tie National ooloTs were displayed on
Dezriy every b0ase II town Throughout tie
dsr.
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Escaped Jury Service.

NJ Abner Mckinley, q SeE York CRY.
who makes this place his sumner hone,
and who Is known 70 Al Ct or people, had
novel exps-snoe IN that CITY recently
FolioEing i he story As l. spps2rsd in the
SeE YORK Prss ofSa.uriiay
NJ Mckinley Was summoned as a juror
IN Judge Inzrshzz's court wi,hia fsE
dsyz ard called 10 al II trssI ofsa Italian
charged E-ih murder II. pleaded his resi
6snce II Clio a. reason sor being s1cusei
from 5ury duty, but theJadge sharply, and
As BE ihorgbt disoourieeasly. ordered him
% lake the sat and be subj=cied % The usu-
81 in1uiriez. dscidng thereby that the Ohio
Al vas eligible 70 Be dzzzn he Vas eIEn-
lied f5r ten O. 6f,esa mizateS. dar.ng
which lie 60 81 hiking hat the case wzs
one involving theezrryiuE ofo0nosaled YEA
p0-s by TIE 6efsniznt, and shsa the Qa=s-
ton was aSssi II he knew ofznv resson Why
he should not 81 s. q jaro- IN the c3ss he r.
piled: Ees. sir f-si beca1se an not 4
resident CT ttis safe Sscoadiy. becauss
have understood that The defendant carried
a revo,ge- about n lis pocket have =
most decided prejudice &zsinst any nan who
csr1sa pistol I think any sceh nan
would commit murder. Ny prejudice car
not be overcome ~ eFilznos tast i vas not
carried fos the purPoss Of shooting some
one He vas discharged point blank
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Ahouf o'ciock On tie evening q Nsrch
S1th, ls92 Jonathan C. Hochsbe;ls-.
EeIl-knoEn ciiizsn Of Midilec-eek township.
rs walking fro-n. the village q Trent % his
home four miles west. almost On top Ct the
Lz1-e.HilI mountain. He had only proceed
Cd about one aud ore balf uiies when he was
set upon BY two men Who battered his brsins
CIT With tae stocks Of tie guns they carried
IN their hands and vith sions picked up
II ias public road Then they dragged ,heir
isslsss victim from tie rosi ard shout 60
f=ei through ibe woods and cas- ain into
Shallow mountain stream knoEn a. Cab run-
Tie murder cane . light n yery pecu-
lar way James Bezi, young nAn whose
home Is 81 Parussss. n Wsstmorslsnd
comfy, Wss trzmping ove- the n0antsin
from Indian Head. Fsystts eocnty, 70 the
bor,s Of Lis uncle. Wn. Saith. who lives
one nile south of Trent When he reached
. lonely point On the rosd sboni one sad
one-half miles above Trsnt he vas startled
BY commsnd OF halt, snd accompanying
the Command Two rHe shots rang ont on
ihs crisp Einter ar. Peering ihroaga the
bzshes BE saw an Old man standing s0-ss -
r.; beloE him OF sn zbsndoaei -Osd On
he bank shove him stood two other men
Eiih rifzs in their hands. The next in
slant following the shots the men on the
hank lsspea into ihe road and tessa club
5ing thei- victim with their guns. BSsl
waited 70 sss no more AID hu-riediy re;rsoei
his steps 70 the 6rst house, the home Of
Jonathan C. H0chststls-, where lie tod AZ
be oould Of The Bloody trsEa5y be had Just
witnessed The family lii:le Teeked that il
xzs the husband ard fzt5sr that hSd bssn 50
f5zly dealt with
The alarm Ess sooR sp-ead throughout
tie neigh5orhood and searching parties sci
oct % look k3r H5chs,s;ler's body and TO
capture his nuris-es-
Wm. C. Miller and wn- Pritts were sus-
pec,ed OF having committed the de=i By al
Of thei- neishbors-
The next morning Bob Miller, son of
Wn- C. MiIlev, gave himself up TO the
o5oe-s and confessed that his fz:be- and
P rirs had killed Hoehs,siler, and ths, be
hzd witnessed the murder
Just one vesk following he conmis-
sion OF tie crime, Wm- c. Miller walked into
Somerset il the dead Of night. and gave him
self up 10 the ofHoss Of he law HIS &C
complies. "BlT7 PriTts, has not ys, been cap
tured
The murder vas the Ouiooms Of Jealousy
existing between the principals. al Of whom
we're engaged in the mannfaciure Of '-moOn-
shine o. Illicit Ehiskey.
The grand iary found true bill sg.inst
wm. c. Miller last week for tie murder Of
Jonzthzn c Hochs;stler and jary 70 sii
upon the czse Ezs secured Saturday.
When tbe case was called for trial Non
day afternoon, one Of the jarymen. J. D.
Criteh6eld, Of Rockvo0d, complained Of
feeling Gnrel and the case s4s ooatiRued
until Tuesday morning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Between Ie-s5 and 5'c,ock Saturday after
noon. As the 2. & t. passenger train Ezs
r1nirs a. The usaaI rzts q speed between
Bethel and FoustWe,l, En-i1eer Ei5en 1ur
noticed something BACK lying CT the trzlk
about three hundred and ffy yards ahead
He al frst, tbought that g COW had bfea
killed. q that maybs somebody bai p,scjd
something o. the track So he STOPPED h-s
engine about a cars length from ths otjscf.
A be did he Tthe 6oss oftxo men vho
were lying sslesp With their heads On tie
norih rsI and their feet on The south rzil-
He tlsE The whistle ard cns cf the -uen
Jumped 10 his feet and soon Wakene3 The
o-hsr nan As Ridenour passed he ps-gsss
he recogiz=5 one of the men Ehon Re has
seen quite frequeaiiy nesr where they had
been sloeIinE.
The other man. he szii -as q s-ra1ge-
II Rids,0ur had bsen running lie other way
be would have killed both Of then. IS he
place v2s rear curve and Il woald have
been impossible 70 sop bzsJre be hs5 CT
their heads o.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
The Pansy.
sonezea Pa

The June nnmbs- of PAssY contains the
fuH complement Of short stores. sketches
poems ans znec3oies. while it serial stories
and regular features this month deTelop
F-esb Interest. and unfold never plans and
brighter views Of thoaght. possessing great
e value % the rsadsr IS vel as shoSing
the erestsr skill Of the writers in the fornn-
Iatinr and couPletiag Of whatever they IN
5s-take- Bat his. Il = conoe3ed, i the -
crsi Of the popularity and sEccess Of Psnsy
sns Margaret Sidney, The authors Of this
u,sxsEine's txo se-is.s, 4" Way Stations.
and Lille Paul and the Frisbie School. "
Prioe Si0o yez- 10 csa-s a nuGber- =
.. I0rHEoF CoxaAsE, Pa5lishaS, Boston
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

wouId iufo-1n Tie progressive farmers Of
S3aerei County lEsi arr again in the fad
viii fuIl line OF Fertilizers. za3 ny self
OF ny agent VII cal 10 SEE yol 70 solcit
your orders f5r the coming sezsan- Ny
ssen-s this saason are s 3. YOdsr, PIgh-
Pa. Jossph Re.n21. SlSnton's Nils, Pa, W
Z. lands, MeysrSdzle. Pa. Solomon Davis
Soruslgille Pa, and Rsts- Fink, Sonersst
Pa. Eho Is also delivering and Shipping
zge-t Al Somsrsst, where goods vii be kept
II stock throughout Tie sszson.
! would thank ali fo- their most liberal
patronage dariag pas seasons, AID hope 81
Eill favor myself 0- ny sserts With y0uT
orders for both spring and fall crops
Should We miss seeing you, just drop us s
Ire ez-ly and ySu sin have or ve-y best
attention
On 5ehzlf q The
Sas9aehanaA Fertilizer Co,
a J. KosER,
Guernsey. Pa
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For Extra HERALDS go 10 Fishers
Book Store

Tou can buy e. FIssEE's BooK S10EE he
Exec1ti1n and Confession numbers q the
HEEaLB Of The Nicely murisrs-s. vel iilGs-
trzted- zls3 fall ssis c. Some-ssi pspes oon-
tsiaing TIE Nicsly cass. the I----r czse and
history, trisl and sen,enos Ct she lo--sl-
land ioTn gang. also pho.ogrzphs Of Joe &
Dave Niosly. Wsrner's Niosly Book and
Criminz- History q Somerset County,
Ho1P,'s remarkable Nsosly Bsilad- z-s0 eE-
IA copies 0f Somerset TspsTs Ct tbs Import
All criminal c1u-t Wezk, containing The
Miller L H1cllstetler Aooushins case, inland
Murder sni Other important oriIinz! czses-
Daily papers ard al kinds Of resiing KAT
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nnnhle pns-al Card.

The neE double postal cards VII b ready
for diztrituton bT yGly J. They VII cor
stita,e the only means yet provided Tor the
payment, il the international NAL service,
0f return postage by the sender Of the con-
rnuuiozfion. They vii probably be Issued
n The form Of : f3lisE, ths tEo i-sidss Of
which ars alike. The sender Eri-ss On one
SIDE. f1-ds the card, le4visg The inside blank
for the answer. Tbs vii be 3 g-sat aid 10
intentional oorrepondeoos. especially IL
business circles. The cost VIII Be f5u.
r---x
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cbTldren,s AID Society.

Au Auxiliary to the CaHdreu's Aid So
c-s;yr has been Organized n Some-se1, Pa
tie ol5ect Of which IS 10 look after, care for
snd fnd homes foT The orphans. po0- and
das.lsris children Al symPz;hizing, be
nevoleat ard chs-itable people are cordially :
invited 70 cooperate with theSO6eiy II this
laudsble purpose Any person d-sir.ng %
adopt chId. either male or female, ranging
from two 10 Twelve years, are re4cssied 10
6ls their application. s-aiing tbe sex, color
aid age Of child desired Al oommu1ics-
tons can be addressed 70 either Ms Maud
%. Kooser. Ms. Mary s. Biesecks- Or Ars.
Con- B. oEle. someEset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Nsvsr bss5-e IN the history Of tbs county
had tbsre bsen fhree 5s-yz enPzneisd and
keat separate from their fellow men Over
sandsy uuhi this resk- The iury IN the
B5re- case Ess gzzrtersi Al the Wesi Fad
Ho.sl. the jary IN The Wa C Miller case
i Al The "a Consercial Hotel and the ja-y
il Bob Nlls-'s c1ss is b=iGz entertained
At SslOn1n Ienharl's- TIE lztts- jay Is
nos permitted % 5e present. n CJ1rt daring
tse triai q 6sne-si Ssigls" Miller, nor are
they allowes 10 rad the daily or lOezl pa
pes. In fscs their lot s 10; hzPPy one.
BOB MIle-'s czse is not likely 70 Be called
f5s zial bef3rs Friday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

THAI OF THE N0oSsH-SE KISs BEsUS.
Court convened At O'Clock Tuesday
morning. Jarynaa Criiebheld thoughi ne
Eonld Be able 70 20 on with the czss, and
the court directed the jury selected Saturday
% take ther seats IN TIE jary box Deputy
sheriff Barron brought the prisoner, VII
liam C Miller, Into o0urt and bs was p:Ovid-
ed with a seat Al the head Of his eoanssIs
table. Around the table we're seated bis al
t7rnsys, sK Judge Bssr, 2. J. Kooser. J. G.
Ogle and John z Scott
At the table for the commonwealth were
seated Ms. Jonathan c. Hochstslles, widow
Of the murdered nan, her son ROils,
snooih-fsoed youth Of = yezrs. Generals
Kooniz snd Coffno,h, Wm- II. Rappel and
District Attorney Coleon- 1.
Ms. Hochsss.ler Is : very small. pale
faced woman, and Vas dressed IN deep
mourning.
Dissric. Attorney Colaorn opened thecese
for the couu0aWsaith. and briefly oaiiiIed
the facts the state gss prepared 10 prove
He ooaclu6ed By sskiag the Jury 70 bring in
4 verdict n accoriaaos with the evidence
Wesley Hochs;ssisr Vas the f-st witness
called He testified that be lived miles
above Trent PosiOfsice. in Midilse-eek town
ship: sad he ESs Is years OF age; vAs at
home On the S5th day Of March his father
Ieft his home for Trent shortly zffe- noon On
thai day; be VS. unaTned the next time
he szE his father be vas lying IN Cab r1n,
dad
Cos examination How do EOu know he
was unArmed on that day asked Judge
Bser. He did not have : pistol, answered
the witness. and be len his two repeasing g
Wfnchester ri6es 81 home
All. Brueb. the sore keeper a Trent,
testified that Jonathan c. HOchsisilsr bad
Isf his store about O'Clock o. the after
noon Of March s5th. riding Il wagon with
George Chopsca and josiah Nicklow be
- - s---,s1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Ala meeting Of the Republican Confsrez
Of his. s3-h Congressional Dis-s5ct, lssi Wed
neslsy nisht John 4 Jordan, E-q. Of Bed
f5rd and T. ". Slo-ey, Esq Of JohnstoWa-
we're ele-ied delegate 70 tie Republican Va
tional C1aTenfi5a Ehica mss,s 81 Ninaea7-
oils ns1 Tuesisy- jasper Augustine, OF
A15ison toEuship, and John z Ssh. Esq
Of S,1erset. Ne-- sleciel Elierlstes- Thso-
aore 2. Wigioa. OF Blair couniy, Was noui-
nztsa so- Presidential Hector. GssS-s-
Sas.t ard Augustine bo.h expect 70 attend
the Conve1tion snd I'll leave Tor NinnesP-
olis Friday
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Half Fare 70 Chicago.

Tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad snnoun-
oss the saleof round-tTip tickets from al
stations 70 Chicago, jane I6 70 - inclusive,
3: rzse Of one fare for the round TRIP, on tie
occasion q the Naiio1al Dsn0c-stio Con-
vent.on. on jane q. Tieksts win Be valid
f9- retarn journey until July iaolusiVe-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Jssse Cook, r. Of Southampton township,
treated lis SsneEsst friends 70 = surprise
saturday when he stopped a lis broihe-- J.
4. Cocks house, and introduced the T01ng
LADY II his si5s ss LIS Eiss. The bride VAs
Ms Belle, daughter O 'Squire Michael
L.71g. Of W-liersbGrE. NJ. and Ms Cook
rs-s narrisd Il Cum5srlSna. Nd lsss We'd
nesdzy. AfsT speaiiag few days II Pits
barsh they came 70 S0usussl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

aai st-sre3 Psats. be lad 3 f1u beari
Robert Miller vas dressei tlzrk. black hat
co1t and pants There i not much di6sr-
sacs IN the height q Tso5srl and his fsih-
e., the lafher Is little heavier, Pitts vzs
some taller than the cher two Abraham
Plsseher cane . tbe shsaty aSo1t 70
O'Clock; General ssisIs's- bard Vas much
f1ue, that night ihaa Il : nov / stzyed IN
the sh2nty til ml-aing. len about day-
lisl; Wun. Pitts a3d Cs=nerz, Se;sis Ee-s
stIlI there Rheu I seff- Eabe-s Esll hone
With ne, I have never sssn Phlts siaoe
next szE GeuezL Seisle~ in ji1.
Ez4ninati0a by s1-Ja6gs Bar. / Eeai
Along up 70 TIE shz1ty beos1se tasy s.i5
TIE dsrectiEGs Ts-e after Is
Q-Whaf kind of6sfeCtiTes9
A.-Noonshins 5etsctives- A .arbsue =
= repeater thsf shoots uo7e thza enc ball
thiak there was ioa5 II Il. Ilookea 2iiiiz
the h01ss
Ae-am- FlstcheE sihrrnel IiTsil Md
diacreek township, sbo1t J.: asi.es from Jake
Gary's was working al Gays NIL on the
% q MAreh sayes there that evening III
after dzrk Wm- Pitts. Bob. Miler and
his isfksE esnsfrsi And shortly after d5rk /;
Wm- Miller cane drst aud ah0zi ten Hain-
ties l1is- Pfitts and D05 cane NJ Miller
sad they wanted 10 90 uP 10 ny shanty T,
Wa Aiilsr had fal bard several inches
long he wore gun boots and his pants Eere
II lis boots Wn- Miller and Bob u , guns :
Was ESs what Is called = repeating rife
ard Bob had s5o. gun ! ws1t home Eom
Gays and went from thsir Up 70 Tie shan
" TIE shanty Is a5oaI nile f7ou NJ hoszE
wien Sot there found Ga-y. P-itts an5 the
two Millsrs there Ilea then there and went
back home Eboat , o'siock Il tie morning
sone tine after daylight my 5roihers boy
cznet 10 ny house and said Jo.zthan Hocb-
ste;isr had been ELled didat belicve +. g
went down to Trsat In the afternoon and
found that i Eas - J got hack home To-
Wsris evening Gen. Seigls cane % my
house = little after dark lie IivsstEo niIss
from where I i've. asked him 70 take sap
per, which be did af.s- supFt- .old him
voald freely keep him over 1ls sht bu- uu5sr
he circumstances ] didn't tank IcsaId Z
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1.i-.. -. -. ...4... - .--.-.-- -
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- 3. - --,.[ - ,...--, -
70 Eisa him home tod him colila'l
=, .,..-. -, - -, y. =, ~ -
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

A. 4. Ross-S- PbO;ogrzphsr, VII Be found
Al the Wslfsy gallery On Man Cross stree;
opposite the P0siofice- Do not miss this
opportunity OF getting the finest and best Of
Photographs IN .ny style yen may want
right A home
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
Fo- Ruckwheat.

baTe South Carolina Rock Phosphate
sane uixsi with KANT. has ground Bone
Meal. sane with Potash. dissolved A n
Bone and Super Paosphaiss- for d=livs-y
and shipment every day
A. c. DAVIS
Souerseef. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
line OF Teupsr.

No Tine orIemqer Wzsisd ELeo you uss
the Cinderella R--ge- is 4-se aal Ligh
oven inSu-es Pert-c- baking a-l roasting
sud ard guaranteed ty james 2. E1.asr-
baum, Some-set. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Ifyon want strictly Srst class Photo
rrzEh cal On the rev PhOiogrAPoe-, NJ A
4. Rogers, Al The gallery opposite the Post
ossoe- where yOu can Be suited wiki the hes;
a work.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

John Black. coiored, sentenced to jzil for
oos.s. lzst Esek, a. the result Of s1reiy Of
tie pezcs action broughl against Ain b
his Eife. Ess discharged BY order o. tie
County C5umissio1ers Monday morning
BE wzs Immediately arrested 5y n o.hcs-
from Paw Paw. West va and taken to Bs-k-
Icy Spring. tie comfy ss2t Of Preston eoan-
Il. thzt SAFE where be wil Be TIED On =
charge or burglary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
- II Contrs-.o-s.

The school board Of Jsnner t0Enship VII
nee: On Monday. June s, lss1. 70 receive
BIDS f5r the buildingo Of ncE school house
IN the Maure- 6ls.r-er.
7. T. HrsrUlr.
Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

HIS Eoaor- Jaige L0ageneoker. pa-iiciPz-
I'D Il the Decoration Day exercises a this
place, marching viii o1mr=dss Of 2 P
Cummias P5st G. Al The Ju5gs enl.st-
e n The army a. The age Of J. years aud
served Throughout The va HsWzs caPtur-
ed and spent several month. L Libby prs
m
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01
c.od uo,,sekee1ers

some Of The best h0asekeepsrs in Soner-
SCI and vicinity Use the Cinderella stoF9
ard Ranges and pron01nee them peIieot
bakerz- SID BY James B. Holde1b1an-
Sonerset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Rudolph Kelly. one Of Allegheny tOEE-
Of The HERsLD f5r lie past - years. called al
;his 0t5os 70 renew bis s1hsoriptioa MonGzy
nuruinz-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

I Inot Only have the largest ard best S,ock
of Millinery Goods. bat sell the nozt Tdn-
ned Goods il lie Coanty because sell he
cheapest
MzzA. Ua-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Oar solder preaeher frisrd. Rev John H
Z.un. formerly Of Glade, this county, bui
nov Of Tippeeanoe CITY O. ne observe, was
tie Deo0-zdon Day o-ztor Al HzyesFlle, o.
and il the evening Of that day lecinrei On
d. Th0-gh Coufe5enzts Prisons and Hone
Again, il Tie s1ne Town Rsv. Zinn *
pects 10 pay his SomsrSet o3uuty friends =
visit daring the present month
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-06-01

Russell Longsnscksr. Of Bedford, son q
Ja1ss L7az.aecksr. has ben in toEn f5-
ssEs1sl DAYS. The Euast Of Rev D. Z C-1is-
head No1ng NJ L5assaeeksr Is = stadsai
4 Az