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BRITISH RECIPROCITY.
"A Motion Adopted in the House Of Lord
Tending Toward Protection. a7ss

"A Motion Adopted in the House Of Lords
Tending Toward Protection. 80.
LONDON, May 28.-In the house of
lords, today, Lord Dunraven moved to
ask for . copy Of the motion agreed to
by the Canadian parliament. April 18th,
regarding preferential trade with the
United Kingdom. He said he consid-
cred the motion . distinct proposal for
reciprocity with every part of the em-
pire. This is the first time such pro-
posl had been advanced by seIf.gov-
erning colony in = practical shape. He
thought the suggestion should be stten-
lively received by Great Britain. Lord
Salisbury had made q very practical
suggestion ct the beginning Of the ses-
sion, when he proposed that the colonies
be invited to confer with the home
government on the subject. 1t would
greatly increase Britain's export with
Canada and expand her manufacturing
industries, but. as Great Britain levies
no dutiea on food imports it would be
necessary to place an ad valorem duty
upon them, and purchasing reduction
Of the duty imposed upon British manu-
factured goods by Canada, by imposing
= lower duty on Canadian raw food
products imported into Great Britain,
than that levied on similar imports from
other countries. The duty on food
products would only increase the price
of . loaf . farthing. and would give an
immense impetus to corn growing in
the British empire. The French duty
on imported wheat had not increased
the price Of bread in France. He did
not believe the adoption Of this proposal
would lead to any sacrifice OF other
British commercial interests. Such
measures, he held, were necessary to
avert the dieintegration of the empire,
which free trade was gradually pro-
ducing.
The parliamentary secretary to the
board Of trade replied that it was mat
ter of the greatest interest to the coun-
try that the government agree to accept
Lord Dunraven's motion. He did not
agree with Lord Dunraven's arguments
of the policy foreshadowed in Canada's
resolution. Itlwould be impossible for
Great Britain to free herself Of foreign
engagements without losing advantages
of great value to her; If she attempted
to give Canada preference on certain
artioles, IL must involve her in the
policy Of protection.
Lord Dunraven's motion was agreed
To
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
POMONA.

Contract for New Schools Iet-The
Electric Company-Notes.
POMONA, May 28.-The contract for
the erection Of the two new school
buildings of Pomona was let today to
John Hanlon Of Los Angeles at $33, 1880
for the two buildings.
Notices have already been served on
the board OF education to refrain from
the payment of any money. Our local
contractors say that the plans and speci-
fcations were not complete at the time
bids were advertised for, and were in
such shape that they could not be in
telligently figured upon.
The dynamos for the San Antonio
Electric Light company are now en-
route. 1t will not take long after their
arrival to make the connections, turn on
the water and throw over this entire
valley flood of light.
The water will be turned into Cur
rier's mammoth reservoir tomorrow
afternoon. 1t is situated north of town
and will afford water for large area of
fine land. Todd has double force of
men at work now putting in the pipes.
Osgoodby & Elliott will erect 1O0,-
wv kllu VI uIlCk tnc uIHJ VI tllo Wocks
Mrs. J. D. Cason died at her home on
Ellen street yesterday afternoon after a
long and poinful illness, having been
confined to her bed most Of the time for
eight months. An autopsy today de-
noted Justification of the heart. She
was held in high esteem BY large cir
Gle of acquaintances. The funeral will
take place from the Baptist church at 2
| O'Clock tomorrow.
Mr.. Phipps, OF the district attorneys
Office, was here today.
Jay Spence and Mr.. Thomas went to
San Diego today to spend Sunday.
The revival ct the Christian church
still attracts large audiences. Elder
Wight is certainly forcible and elo
quent speaker. s
There is q prospect that Browns hote
will be reopened under the management
of James j. Coyle of the New Center
Mr.. CQyle is hotel man from the wore
60, and is popular.
The examination OF Mrs. Juana viela
on the charge Of kidnapping, resulted ir
the dismissal Of the charge.
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Nurssrymen Meet.

There was meeting of nurserymen
held ct Pomona during the session Of
the Farmers' institute, in connection
with the horticultural commissioners,
to devise . system Of uniform inspection
and disinfection Of scaly and diseased
nursery stock. The meeting was we'll
attended and resulted IN the issuing of
. call TO organize . aNurserymen's Asso-
citation of Southern California for June
18th in the slty of Pomona. The horti-
cultural commissioners OF the six south
ern counties will probably hold meet
ing In this clay In the chamber Of COM
merce rooms June I'd.
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aRAvEsEND RACES.
Tho Fort HAMILTON Handicap Won b

Tho Fort Hamilton Handicap Won by st.
T1Orians
GRAvEsEND, May 28.-Ten thousand
people were at the closing day Of the
spring meeting, the feature Of which
was the Hamilton handicap, worth $10,-
900, won by st. Florian by head.
) Five furlongs - Lawless, Hiram,
Bounce FLY; :03A.
Mile and . quarter-Lepanto, Diablo,
Bolero; 2 :08Z.,
Six furlongs- Alfonso, Miles
Standish, Prince George; 1:l7H.
Fort Hamilton handicap, mile and
eighth-St. Florian, Lamplighter, FL
delio; 541k.
Mile and sixteenth Russell, Mad
stone, Major DAILY; l:49.
Mile and sixteenth-Favilla, Gertie D,
Tea Way; 40.
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(scrofula, Of course). He could walk 9 little,
but could not get up II he fell down. and could
not move when in bed, having no use of his
hands. immediately commenced with the
after another healed, q bony matter forming in
each one Of these i've deep ones Just before
healing, which would finally grow loose and
were taken out: then they would heal rapidly.
After taking dozen and Z half bottles he was
completely cured. and is now, ct the age of ak
years, strong and healthy child.
MRS. e. 8. briggs,
May 9, 1885. 612 E.Clay st., Bloomington, Ill.
Ny grandson remains perfectly we'll. No signs
of scr0fula and no sores
Feb..7, 1890. Blooming ston. iii.
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Yeeterd.y,s Fires.

Three alarms Of FIRE were given yester-
day afternoon within an hour, but the
condssrations did not prove to be very
serious. The first alarm was for blaze
on the roof Of I building on North
Main street, next to the st. Charles
hotel, supposed to have caught from the
chimney. The FIRE was put out without
damage by the chemical engine. While
the engines were present, another alarm
called the department to First and
Spring streets, but it proved to be q
false alarm. A few moments later an
other alarm was given from San Fer
nando street. which proved to be . fire
in the ice house Of the Los Angeles lee
Cream company, on Ann street. It was
extinguished with but little damage.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
.1hs Feast of shexones.

The feast Of Shevonos begins next
Tuesday evening at sundown.. The
services ct the synagogue commence at
Z 80 p. "A. Daring the services In the
evening the following children will be
confirmed by Rabbi Blum: Hortense
Hellman, Sadie Keysef, Aimee Cohn,
Clara German, Jessie Wreck, Lilly
Lewis, Rosa Meyer, Tillie Loeb, Jake
Blum, Albert Norton, Emile Frenkel,
Lewis Cans Joe Goldsmith, Adoiph
Brodeck. s ,m
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Personal.

H. w. wilkinson. Of San Francisco,
10 registered at the Nadeau.
L. N. Breed is in San Francisco and
registered at the Occidental.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Baylies, Of Dea
Moines.. H., are at the Nadeau.
N. O. Garter, the perennial boomer. ia
about to 60 east after more immigrants.
DR.. A. g. Rogers is called east ON &C.
count of the illness Of his mother, and
will be absenk. several weekss
M. J: Ashmore, deputy aupreme court
clerk, and Mrs. Ashm0re, lett yesterday
for short pleasure trip to San Diego.
q. J. Hancock, . real estate man oi
San Francisco, IL in the city. Mr.. Han
cock is member Of the Olympic Ath-
letic club, and comes here to take part
in the sports on Monday AFTERNOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 4. Doheny Of Santa
Monica, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Riley Of
AlbuQue4que, N. M. George Wilson and
M. e. Serat' OF Kaneas City, Dr.. and
Mrs. B, p. Myers Of California are the
arrivals at the Bellevue Terrace hotel.
The Rev. G. s. Mallory, D. D., editor
OF The Churchman. New York city, ia
in the city. He, with Mrs.. Mallory and
Miss Mallory, is making tour Of the
Pacific coast. He will preach in st.
Paul's this morning.
ia. Fairchild, formerly . partner Of
g. A. Dobinson, but now president Of
the Los Angeles Bituminous Paving
company, Of San Francisco, 10 ct the
Nadeau, where be will remain . fey
days.
h. B. Whitman. manager Of ! NUM-
ber Of eastern papers devoted to agricul-
ture, Of Chicago, and W. A. Carroll, Of
the Scientific American, New York, who
are staying ct the Hollenbeck, visited
the Santa Anita ranch yesterday, and
were delighted with the country. They
leave for San Francisco tonight.
IN an announcement yesterday morn
inf Of the new officers Of the Young
Mems Republican club, the name Of r.
w. Kinsey, the secretary, was dropped
ont inadvertently. AZ MI. Kinsey was
the unanimous choice Of the club the
members I'll knew II Wae : mistake, and
now the public will hold him responni.
BE joF I brilliant administration.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
WON IN THE NINTH.
The Friscos Narrowly Escape Good
,rr ..sl Drubbing.

The Friscos Narrowly Escape Good
Drubbing.
SAN Francisco. May 28.-What at
FIRST looked like useless waste Of time
in belaboring Balsz in the ninth inning
for extra runs in game already won
afterward proved the salvation Of the
locals. In the first eight innings Balsz
suffered nine hits, producing six tallies
for the home team. Then in the last
inning the locals rose up and rushed in
six more tallies. This was lucky for
them, because in their half Of the last
Los Angeles batted in enough runs to
have won the game without the extras.
Score-San Francisco. 13; Los An
geles, z.
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TWO DEAD MEN.
Coroner weldon sits on Them Yestsr

Coroner Weldon sits on Them Yest0r-
day.
Coroner Weldon was called to Re-
,dondo yesterday morning to hold an
inquest on the body Of Mormon }. Will
son. He dropped dead yesterday from
a hemorrhage. Two yesrs ego he fell
from . barn, and his death was the
remote result Of his injuries.
Gabe Chavage was. found dead near
Gassen's slaughter-house, on the Glen
dale aoad, yesterday. An inquest held
last night justified = verdict of acci-
dental death from natural causes.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
a BIaclx Iily.

Among the attractive features brought
into the chamber Of commerce yesterday
were asblack lily from Mrs. Spears, East
Los Angeles. and . sheaf Of volunteer
oats measuring seven feet in length.
That 10 the eleventh crop taken of the
ranch Of ]. L. Parker. Cahuenga, in
eleven years, all of which were volun.
teer. Silver-nkin onions, raised by Jacob
ReyneTson, city, weighing two pounds
and measuring twenty-five inches in cir
cumference were also sent in.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
SAN FRANCISCO

sDweeney out Tor hitting third.
scoRE ny INNINGS
1s2 l66 SO
eaafHrsncisco. IL o o 5 o o 1 6-I2
Los Angeles...,..O i o o o o 81 a
SUMMARY.
wwo,base hin-wright, r. Sweeney. Levy.
G1enAlvin, Hanley.
Sacrifice hits-Hasamaear, Hanley, Tredway,
MoCauley, Rogers. Peoples, Newman. 4.
First base ON errors-san Francisco, s; Los
Angeles, 6.
First base on called balls-san Francisco, 5;
Los Angeles, 3.
Left On bases-san Francisco. 8; Los An.
eeles, 10.
Struck out-By Tanning, 1.
Double plays-HasAmaear to Glenalvin to
McCauley, Peoples to Sweeney, Glenalvin to
MeCauley.
Passed balls-spies, /.
Umpire-McDermott,
a00fer-StaplatQn.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29

hand, and as his blood be-
came more and more i'm
pure, It took less time for
them TO break out. Asore
came on the chin beneath
the under lip, which was
very Offensive. His head was
one solid scab, discharging
. great deal. This was his
condition at twenty-five
months old, when ! under
took the care OF him, his
mother having died when
ne was g little more than =
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
THE coLoNsLs rRIuMPHANr.

One Game to Their Credit In the San
"a. Jose Series.
SAN JOSH, May 28.-Bases on balls
balls and McVey's error gave Oakland
the game today.
Oakland ~ Runs, 6; hits, 8; errors, 2.
San Jose-Runs, 8; hits, 8; errors, 8.
observation-disclosures and Wilson; Har-
per and Clark.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
1rinnsspolis Chairmen,

ST.. LOUIS, May GA Washington
special quotes Chairman Clarkson as
saying that Tom Reed will probably be
temporary and Governor Mckinley per-
manent chairman Of the Republican ma
tional convention.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
Chofce Stock Sale.

Choice trotting bred colts, FLIES and
geldings. Bargains may be had in these
before June 1st, of Geo. HI. Reed, at
race track, Los Angeles.
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slavers sentenced to Be Hanged.

BERLIN. May 28 dispatches from
Zanzibar say Judge Sonneheschein sem
tenced seventeen slave traders to be
hanged for holding slave market at
Lindi, within the German East African
protectorate.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
4 SCROFULOUS BOY.
Running Sores Covered His Body and
Head-B0nes Affected Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

When sixsmonths old the left hand Of our
little grandchild began to swell, and had every
appearance Of large boil: We poulticcd IL,
but all to no purpose. About Ave months after
It became Z running sore. Soon other sores
formed. He then had two OF them on each
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
Now Citizens.

Joseph J. Haberer, native Of Ger
many, and Neiten Epstein, native Of
Russia, were naturalized yesterday by
Judge Smith In department one.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
Cuticura Resolveut

The New Blood Purifier, internally ito cleanse
the blood Of all impurities and poisonous ele-
CuRA, the great Skin Cure, and CuTICURA SOAP,
an exquisite Skin Beautifer. externally Ito
clear the skin, and scalp, and ressere the hair),
cure every disease and hum0r Of the skin and
blood, from uimples to scrofula.
& Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. SOC. Soar,
25e.: REsoLvENT,$ 81 Prepared by the PoTTER
Drug AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, BosToN.
EU-Send for "How to Cure Blood Diseases
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29

1850 1.902
Artificial teeth, &8 and u2: all shades and Z
shapes kept in stock TO suit the case.
Filings, $1 and mp: Painless extrscttne syiy
crowned, $6 and up. Teeth without a'plete,
$40 and up. Treating. regulating and cleaning
'es''' '.-'''' pe-X1 ADAMS RRoa, Dentisnj
290k 8. Spring st, bet. Second apd Third,
Rooms I, 2. 8, 4, 5 and g.. N. B.-We' give Z
written guarantee on all work done.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29

BROOKLYN, May 28.-A miserable
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-13
.rImothy and clover Seed.
First arrival Of western seed now in.
MAHLoS ScHEoCK-
Ursina Public Schools.

The Ursina Public school closed 4 fur
months term on Tuesday. March 20,h,
County Supt. Belkey being present. E 'ght
members Of the A class graduated in the
common branches, the general average Of
the class being s5i per cent
An entertainment was given by the
school in the evening, which was attended
BIZ the largest and most appTeciative audi
ence that ever assembled in the school
building: the best OF order prevailed; the
entertainment vas pronounced grand sue
cess BY all who were present Music was
furnished by the class, who have been tax
ing lessons under Prof Stephens, Of Faystte
county. The school board can congratulate
themselves upon having secured an able
corps of teachers for the term just closed
Prof VIII H. Martin, Green County Mss
Kate Davis, Fsyetie county; Miss IA
Boucher. Somerset county, have all done
good work during the past winter.
Prof. Martin will open : normal school
in few weeks. Supt- Bsrkey expressed
himself as being highly pleased with the
school work done here daring the past win
Ter Mac.
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Redford county PoIItIes.

At the Bedford County Republican primary
held Saturday, Hon John Cessna, Of Bedford
and W. c. Smith, Esq, Of Everett, we're
nominated for the Legislature. Hon. John
Dean, Of Blair County, was indorsed for
Judge Of the Supreme Court. The county del
eea;es will vote for Hon. Ell 5. Ashcom, Of
Riddlesburg. for Congress. John S. Weller
vas elected Chairman Of the County Con-
mitiee.
The County COMMITTEES on Saturday set
ted the bit;erest 6ght that ever took place
in the Democratic party in Bedford county.
Every district was represented sad intense
excitement prevailed. The Cleveland Pat
tisoa wing won IN Overwhelming victory,
ove7turning TIE opposition at every point
and electiag ell the delegates. The delegates
10 the State Convention are Hon John N.
Reynolds, Captain P B Mo-gart, d.. A. J.
Bowser and Hen. h D. Tate, the Governors
private Secretary. Cleveland and PAttison
were heartily commended Reynolds was
indorsed for delegate to the National Con
vention and instructed TO support Harrity
for member Of National Committee.
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Nov that the maple sugar season IS at m
end il is discovered that the quantity manu-
fsctured is less than the average seasons out
put The deputy collectors OF Internal Rev.
enue or sugar deputies" as they sre called
have started on their rounds 70 the different
camps for the purpose Of weighing and Sc
curirg sample Of each manutaeiurer pro-
dncs. oxners of sugar camps should keep
one ere open for the sugar Deputies IN case
they wish 10 take advantage Of the ooun;y,
and when they come around have them
make out applications for license in iSs-.
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An Alleged Bedford Forger Caught.

BEDFORD, Pa April Ill i learned this
evening that Il. c. Smith, who is wanted
here 10 answer two charges Of forgery and
one Of embezzlement, bSs been arrested at
Cumberland, and Is nov awaiting the ar
rival Of Teqnisition papers, when he viii be
brought here for trial. True bills we're
found against him by the Grand Jury las;
fall, but Smith had previously fed lhe county
and his capture was not effscted until to .dsy.
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A FIRE broke out in the house Of Andrew
Colemsn-bettsr known As the Husband
property- situated on the summit Of the
hill q mile NorshWes. OF town al s late hour
Tuesday morning. The flames were e1-
tinguisbed before any great damage was done
Josish Baldwin, who lives near Husband
a mile north OF C5lemsn's, was attracted BY
the flames and ran 10 the scene Of the hre'
He had barely reached the burning buiidin
when be dropped to the ground dead Death
resulted from heart disease BALDWIN was
about IS years Of age
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-13

Mr l. T. Holsapple and Miss Priscilla
Custer were recently united in marriage, st
the residence Of the brides parents near
Bethel, by Justice C. l. SEank- This mar
rage united one Of the most brilliant and
promising young couples in that vicinity.
The groom has recently purchased dwell
ing and store room, including four fne lots,
in the business part Of Bethel. where he viii
take possession and take charge Of the Post
oa6e. and also engage in the mercantile busi-
moss
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For saIe-wanted.

A thi-ty-horse portable saw mill, sixty
inch clipper tooth saw, three head blocks,
ihirty-foot carriage, sixty-foOt way; butt BY
BlanGey, Zanesyille, o.. in perfect running
order. Also Ash and Hickory lumber want
cd Would take lumber in exchange for
mill. Address c. 4. ISNAS,
Columbiana, Ohio.
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r. J. Vought, Captain John Hite, Of
stoyestown and General A. II Cofnoth len
Yesterday for Harrisburg to attend the Dem
ocraiic State convention. The two hrst
named gentlemen are the delegates from this
comfy. It Is said that Chairman John and
John II. Uhl, Esq, are riyal candidates ior
delegate 20 the Democratic National conve1-
ton. The HKKALD viii wager big red apple
that neither Of them viii De elected, although
Somerset county Is entitled to one Of the
district delegates. They are not for Patiison
or President.
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Fertilizers.

At my wareroom and for shipment on
and after March 2sth, Fertilizers for Spring
and Summer Crops. Potato manure, corn,
vegetable and garden truck, of high grades,
and guaranteed. Give it a trial. Bradley 5
Is good. Goods new and fresh. No old
stock.
A. c. DAVIS. Somerset, Pa.
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) Cal Lowry is making a number Of i'm
proyemenis to the old Chv-pening property,
which be recently purchased, and when al
have been completed it viii be one Of the
the prstliest dwellings in Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-13

We are informed that times are 80 dun Up
a. Somenset that the wind has refused 70
blow into that cd town. Better move som
erset 10 Hyndman and get fresh breeze
from the balmy southern clme.- Hyadlaua
RtlgefiH
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"rhe umbsrzar Tragedy. ;.

A limited number Of copies ofthis remark
able book still on hand and for sale, 1856
pages, p fall-page engrayings, history Of
McCiellandtoTn Gang and other Somerset
county trials in appendix, handsomely
bound N red lea;hsre;;e. First come, frst
served. Send 50 cents to E. Il. Werner,
Somerse., Pa, for a copy by mail postpaid
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-13

The Postmaster General has ordered the
disoonGnuance Of the post-ofice at Ans,esd
Somerset county, Pa, to take effect from
April 18th. All the mail for said office will
be delivered from Johnsfown after that date.
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A Hint to Ladies.

Delicate cakes and puddings can be baked
successfully in the Cinderella Stoves and
Ranges The large. high oven insures uni
form baking, and no burning on the top.
Sold and guaranteed by Jas. 3. Hslderbeum,
Somerset. Pa
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rhnneht and Acrion.

Until there be eouect thought there can
not be right action. Therefore, think right
and buy the Cinderella Range, and right ac-
ton is assured. Sold by Jas. B. Holder
baum, Somerset, Pa.
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At Home

All whoare interested in good houSskeep-
ing should examine the Cinderella Stoves
and Ranges. The extra large and high oven
embodied in their construction insures a
good baker. sold, guaranteed and recom-
mended by Jas B. HoldeT5aum, Somerset,
Pa.
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The taxpayers OF Somerset county are
becoming very, very tired Of the lawless
deeds that so frequently take place within
its borders. Nearly every crime Of the higher
grades committed in it during the past ten
yea-s has been the work Of non residents,
but our people have to support theeriminals
until they are brough to trial, bear all the
burden Of court expenses and in nearly
every case have to put up for the Common
wsalth's witnesses. Tney demand rest
and ought 10 have il.
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Samuel Kimmel, died at his home in
ouemahoning township on the sth inst,
sged 50 years. He was the oldest citizen in
the township. and since the death Of his
wife, some years ago has resided with bis
sons, Horatio and Joseph. Mr.. Kimmei
was stone mason by trade and was one Of
the most industrious men in that section Of
the county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-13

Daniel Kaufman, Of near ForEards.o1n.
had his left eye seriously injured few
weeks ago BY being struck by the limb Of a
tree The injury kept growing worse and
the eye vas removed Thursday TO save the
other one.