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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

Emanuel NJ. Koontz, formerly proprietor
of Williams Hotel, at West Salisbury, was
lodged in jail Friday night, charged with
adultery, on information preferred by Charles
Schwen, Of Dubois, Cieariield county
Koontz was arrested at Dubois Thursday,
aud was brought here by constable Alcorn,
Of that place. The defendant has a wife liy-
ing in Dabois and il is reported that she is
possessed Of about twelve thousand dollars
worth Of property. About 1890 KSoniz
leased Williams Hotel, secured retail Ii
quor dealers license and was apparently do
ing a good business. In June 1891, he sud
denly disappeared from Salisbury and bis
personal property, consisting of a large
stock Of liquors and small amount Of
household good, was seized and sold by the
Sheriff TO satisfy the demands Of his credit
ors. At the time Of his disappearance from
Salisbury it is alleged that he was living
with a woman not his wife, and it was pes
cape impending arrest that caused him to
leave tie county. Nothing was heard Of
him until he vas brought here and lodged
Z ~ jail fncay.
The prisoner is large, fine looking man,
with mustsehe tinged with grey. He feels
/ his Imprisonment keenly and says that be is
the victim Of extortion. '' This man Schven'
be ssys. Is No relative Of mine or my wife,
/ Vas endorser on number Of notes that
| he held Il the time Dubois vas burned out
and this IS the way he has adopted to
squeeze money out Of ne The Dubois fire
ruined nearly everybody in the town and
| wss just as unable to meet my Indebtedness
al that time as other people who were living
I there, but Schwen has been bounding me
fed from Salisbury 10 escape creditors who
had pursued him ever since Dubois was
burned down several years before"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

Contractor Downey, who has been award
ed the contract Of drilling test well with a
view 10 securing a wafer supply for this
place, IS expected TO arrive some tine during
the next ten days, when active operations
on the well will be commenced. While
many persons are disposed 10 criueise the
action Of council in this matter, il is well for
western cities and towns secure their water
supply from artesian wells, and that the
towns of Iadiana and Gettysburg this State,
are supplied with water from the same
source. Since council have undertaken to
supply system Of water works for our
town iet them exhaust every means looking
towards that end before they call halt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

Edward Hoover is the possessor OF a
IN QUE memento in the form OF bundle Of
bills belonging to the colonial period and
early independence Of our nation. They
have descended to him as sn heirloom from
his great grandfather, Michael Hoover, and
he values them very highly on account Of
The historic as well as flmly associations
which they recall. The face value Of the >
or 20 pieces Of the lot Of notes is about 500,
ranging from two pence piece TO 50 nOie.
Among them are couple OF s. notes. The
oldest piece in the lot was issued in l772, the
Others from I772 TO HIS. The inscription
on a half crown note reads as follows
.' Two SbiIlings and Six Pence, according to
the Resolves Of the Assembly Of Pennsylya-
nia. Of The 9Th day of April, in the sixteenth
year Of the reign Of bis Majesty George III.
Dated al Philedelphia the 2jsh day Of April,
Ammo DOGini I-76. Wm. Cotton, JnO. Red
man" The issues Of little later were au-
thorizei by the American Congress. Berlin
BccJrL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

Arrangements for The entertainment of
the large crowds Of people who are expected
in this place on the 10Th, the occasion Of the
Fifty fourth reunion, are going steadily
ahead, and we feel safe in saying that it viii
be the biggest day Somerset has experienced
IN many years. Arrangements have al
ready been made to feed all of the cid COM
rades who will attend and AN interesting
program is being prepared for their benefit
The entire day will not be devoted TO speech
making 5y any means, but amusements.
snch as ball games, horse racing, etc, Nill
be provided. Ii Is expected that nearly #
moi ali Of the brass bands in the county will
be present and discourse music throughout
the day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
New store.

l have opened, in the room formerly oe-
cupied by Vought, line of general mer-
chandise and will be adding new lines each
day, and will sell goods strictly for cash or
country produce orders will be taken for
farm wagons, buggies, etc. at prices away
down. Ny aim will be to sell goods of good
quality and at the very lowest prices for
cash, IN a few days will receive a shipment
Of timothy seed. Come and see me.
H. l. SIPE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
Great Bargains In Organs and
Pianos.

We have over 80 Organs on hand and will
sell them away below regular prices. and in
many cases below cost. These are genuine
bargains and the early buyers viii get the
choice Come in as il IS the easiest and best
way to make choice, or write and we will
give particulars by return mail. Here are
some of the bargains:
8 stop, high case organ for $50 90, regular
price, $4,000
II stop. high case organ for $1,000, regular
price. $4,000.
10 stop, fancy case organ for $7Oo, regular
price, $40 90.
lS stop, extra fancy case organ for $3.50
regular price, S175 90.
These are all new organs Of established
makes and fully warranted. Second hand
organs as low as 50 90. Second hand pi-
amos, 5000.
These figures are only good for the pres
snt stock 50 call soon or write to the
HESDRIcKs MUsIc Co., LTD,
IO3 1915 Fifth ave, Pittsburgh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

At intervals Of month for more than a
year past a persistent Connellsvilie CORES
pondent Of The Pittsburgh papers has capt
ured and released mo0nshiner a. BilI'' Prists.
His latest effort appeared last Wednesday,
when Fayetie county constable, assisted
BY a posse Of i've men, surrounded the fa-
gitive murderer's cabin and took him into
custody, only to surrender him 10 swarm
OF FrittE friends, who made their appear
ance a few minutes after the capture. It is
needless 10 add that the story is =" fake"
pure and simple, and that nOonshiner Pritts
still enjoys his Liberty.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
EToACCEPr OR REFUSE.

To Lydia Neigle. iutermarried with T. ~
Schruck ui Seattle. Washington Annie WAN
baugn, ul AltOgna- Pa, and Mary, int married
with Richard HcitZman, of Davis City, Ncbrds ka.
solI---si trrHif.
You ars hereby cited 20 De and appear before
the Judges of our Orphans Court al an Orphans
Court o. ae held az Somerset Ou the 10Th day Of
sep-emher l'.1, az 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
then ana there tD accept or refuse 10 take the real
estate ut jacob Ncigie. decd. az the appraised
valuation pa. upon Il by an Inquest duly award
Cd by salc i1urr and rei urued on the End daE
or Nay, 1875, O- show Cau>e why thesame should
not be sold. Aul hereof fail not
sheuH's Office ISAIAH GOOD,
-laer-et Pa Aug If Sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

Mr. W. S. Davis, the subject of this sketch,
was born at West Salem, Ohio, May %, 1861.
Was educated in the public schools and be-
came a member of Orient Council, No. y,
Jr. O. L. n II. in April, 1855.
Held minor offices and was elected Vice
Councillor in 1856. Organized Coopersdale
Council in July, 1856, and was elected the
first Councillor aud Representative, at which
time be was probably the youngest represent
ative ever admitted to the State Council.
Served as secretary ard representative dur
ing SO and 81, aud in January, 1sss, organ
lied General Custer Council, No. 206, becom-
ing its secretary and served in that capacity
for three years, also representing his Coun-
Gil at Wilkes Barre, in 1857, and Harrisburg,
in 1889. Mr.. Davis has held almost every
Office in his Council, aud At present is rep
resentative and treasurer. He has also been
identified with almost every movement in
the county 70 advance the interests of the
Jr. o. L. A N; served as Depuiy State
Councillor Of his district; was secretary Of
the Feb. 22d parade committee in 1891 ;
was the originator Of the Cambria County
Advisory Council, serving as its secretary
ever since its organization, and was mar
shall Of Jr 0. L. A. n. in Columbus Day
parade Mr. Davis is a member OF the pres
committee Of State Council reception.
He is well known throughout the State and
is considered strong candidate. His inter
est in the country Council probably adding
as much strength to his candidacy as any
thing else.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
Half Rate Excursions to theWorIds'
Fair.
+ SHAFFER,
Somerset, Pa.


The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. will
run series OF special excursions to the
Worlds Fair for which excursion tickets to
Chicago VIII be sold at rate Of one fare for
the round trip from Hyndman and ali sta
tions west Of there as far as BraddOek. The
dates selected are August 2Ist September 2d,
9th and 18th. The special trains viii con-
sist of frst-class Yestibuied Day Coaches,
equipped with lavora;ories and other toilet
conveniences, and an experienced TouTits
Agent and a Train Porter will accompany
each train, to look after the comfort Of pas
sengers Stops for meals viii be made at
meal stations en- rogte. The tickets will be
valid for the outward journey on the special
trains only, excepting that from way points
they viii be honored on local trains to the
nearest station at which the special trains
are scheduled to stop. They will be valid
for return journey in day coaches on all
trains leaving Chicago within ten days, in
cluding date Of sale
Following is schedule OF the special trains
and rates from principal stations in this vi
ciuitv:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
Everybody Reads 1t.

The Pittsburgh DiPa,ol's unsurpassed
special service TO Washington, enables it 10
publish the fullest accounts Of the doiDgs of
Congress. Daily letters from the Worlds
Fair. sporting news, full base ball reports
and interesting fiction by brilliant authors
each day are among its special features. Ri
der Haggard's story now being published in
the Sunday issue surpasses all previous ef-
forts Of this great author.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

John Z. Reese, an account Of whose ar.
rest on a charge Of burgiarizing the B. & o.
station. at Stoyestown, appeared in recent
issue of the HERALD, WAS brought before
Judge Heihey on a writ Of ha5sas corpus
Tuesday morning. The prisoner was repre-
senied by attorneys Uhl q Hoi5ert, while
District attorney Berkey appeared for the
Commonwealth. After bearing the testi-
m0ny Of Agent BeEkebile and John Z
Moug. the defendant Eas reusnded 10 jsil
IN default Of 500 bail. TO await trial AT th'
coming term Of courr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

The following teachers have been employ
ed for the ensuing 81 month term. by the
school directors OF BrothersvSlley township;
P. L. Miller, Plank Road, S55 %; Ross J.
HiIlegas, PieasantvallsS, $500; Maggie
Knepper. Fairyiew, Ss3 90; ". W. Biough,
Fiickingsr. s27 90; Ed. B. Walker, Sugar
Grove. S2Ae0 Z. Knepper, Sandy Hollow,
$3.50 T. s. FOrney, sanneT. So 90; J. n.
Miller, NH, $3.50: A. B. CO5er, Factory
s3l 50; W. h Cober. Hays Mill, $3.50
John Hea;z, Cross Roads. S27-25; Elnora
Critchheld, Pine Hill, Sc 50.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

The season is now open. Get your gun.
Colt, Winchester, Marlin, Stevens and Flo
bert Rifles. single and double barrel Shot
Guns of all kinds. Rsvolvers speciality at
j. B. Holderbaum's Hardware Store, SomeT-
set, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
Our Banks are o. x.

State Treasurer Morrison personally H.
vestigated the banks in which state funds
are deposited and has found them in ex-
cellen; condition. They all anticipated the
financial stTingency prevailing and made
preparation 20 meet il. They have a cash
reserve far in excess OF that required Orly
one national bank has failed that at Hyn6-
man, Bedford oounty-and that viii soon
resume unless appearances are deceptive. At
the end Of this month the general fund Of
the state treasury viii doubtless aggregate
SsOO00OOO
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

The appointment Of Mr.. Z p. Kearns as
Collector of Internal Revenue for this. the
Twenty-third district, was confirmed by the
Senate, Saturday. The many Democratic
applicants for position as Storekeepsrs and
Guagers in this county who have grown
a-weary wanting for their commissions,
have taken new heart and now confidently
look for the much coveted prizes to drop their
way 10 the near future.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

Monday morning Brown & Suffers shin
gle factory in Jenner township, which shut
down about eight weeks ago on account Of
the general depression Of business, resumed
operations. The factory is in the late ". 5.
Morgan's wooden mill. and some fifteen men
are employed in il.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
PULE TO ACCEPTo OR REFUSE.

To Cyrenious Thompson and Helen ThOmp-
son. 0f Fiit>bursa. Pa. james X. Thompson aud
Peter Moufs11nvry Thompson. Of Nlie-. Ireub.e
c1uuty. ONO. John ". thompson. j. hl.ioWn.
Pa. VIM l.. Ihomps~n Of Morreilville, Pa, and
% the children Oi Marion Groh. deceased. viz
Thaddels Marion Croft Flavious Grod. Vivian
liay Grof. Aag-ie Euna Croft. Laura Virginia
G-oI and Mont9orery Gr0I, all Of Pittsburgh.
pa and Lilly 81 Eyans, OF Dawson, Fayeue
celuty. Pa.
~aaersff Ciaa.fa. ss-
You are hereby cited % be ard appear before
the Judges Of ouT Orphans COurt az an Orphans
Court tO De heid Gt Somerset on the 25th day of
september. l-g3, az 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
then and heTe % accept or refuse 70 take the real
estate Of Jacob and Elizabeth Thompson, dee q.
40 the appraised valuation put upon &c by an In
Quest duly awarded hy said Court and returned
On the 2.ud day of Nay, i--3. or show cause y hy
the same should not BE- sold And hereof lail
not
Sherif-s Oflce. ISAIAH GOOD.
S0-ulrset. Pa. Aug. &c. sheuE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

All the right title. Interest. claim and demand
Of J. H. Fdedliue. Of in sad o. al those two cer-
taiu lots of ground siluate iu the borough OF
Mpverslale Somerset county. and state of Penn
sylVauia known aud numbered on the plan Of
said borough as lots Nos - and $50. ot No.
To l. On the corner o. orlh and Light streets
fronting on North street l6 feet and extending
back If5 feet a'ou. Light street 90 Henna. sIreet
and al Joins loi 80 Is. LOT No. i29 froufiug Gd
feet on North street and extends bacE lb5 feet 70
Penna. street and al f5ins lots Nos 80 and i->.
having thereon erected two story frame dwell
ing house, frame stable and other Outu2ildinss
with the appurtenauces-
Taken in execution aud TO De sold a. the pop
erty OF J. H.. Friedllue a. tne suit Of ". p. Aey-
en-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

The covered bridge a. Stanton's Mills, in
Quemahoning township, has been torn down
and masons are now at work building the
abu!ments for q new iron bridge, which is
now on the ground awaiting the compile
non Of the stoneWork. L is said that the
dismantled bridge was built over sixty years
ago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
TERMS

NOTICE-Ali persons purchasing al the above
sale VIII please take notice that 10 per cent Of
the purchase money must be paid when property
i knocked down. Otherwise il viii again be
expoSet 20 sale az the ri,k % the FIRST purchaser
The residue of the purchase money must De paid
on or.hef1re the day " cnufr1nGtiou viz ;Wedues-
day, sept. =, ls.3. No deed viii he ecknOwledg-
ed until the purchase money j. paid IN full
sherih's Odiae. ISAIAH GOOD,
Arg. 30th. 1S33 SheuE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

4 crowd Of drunken toughs from the Fay
cite county side Of the mountain, visited the
pic mic at Scuil;on, last week and almost
created a riot. All Of the gang were armed
with revolvers and handy-billies. Several
knock downs occurred during the day and
il is reported that a number Of arrests Will
follow.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
FRIDAY, SEPT. %, 1893,

att o'ciockP. n. the following described real
estate, 10 Wit;
AL the right, title. interest. claim and demand
of Nm. A. Dill and Jonathan BOyutoa, surviving
Farmers Of Diil, Watson & Co. OF. in and 70 al
the following described real estate, VIZ
No. ALI that certain tract Of land situate II.
Greeuyille township. Somerset county, Pa ad-
joining lands Of samuel Neimsr, samuel dutz-
els heirs, now or formerly the Hiram tindiey
tract and others, containing four hundred and
thirty aces 40 more OF les. nearly su timber
land, with the appurtenauCes.
No. "A certain tracr OF land situate In Elk
Lick township, sOmerset county, and state Of
Pcunsy ylyania, adjoining lands oi samuel r..
Malst, Jerome Newman, John J. Engle. John
Wright and Others. containing Oue hundred and
niuetgtiYe acres li95l more or less about I'VE i5i
acres Of which il timber, having thereon erected
a two story los house, With the appurten&aces.
No. "a certain tract OF land situate in Elk
Lick township, county and state aforesaid ad-
j1ining lanes OF +. " LivcngoOd John Wright
and tract No. above described, containing sew
en- % acres more or less. having thereon erected
four TWO story plank dwelling houses and two
stables, with the appurtenauces-
Taken in execution and % be sold a. The prop
erty OF Wm. H. Dill and Jonathan B0yutOn, sur
viVing partners Of Dill. watson & Co. ~ the suit
OF j. q. Bomberger, cashier.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
Stray steer.

A light red yearling steer, small and thin
and without marks. came upon my farm in
stonycreek township, Somerset county, Pa.
Notice has been given the Township Clerk
The owner will please come and prove prop
erty, pay charges and take him away.
Aug. 30, 80. HUsH LAMBERT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

An the right. title, Interest. claim ard demand
0f Mrs. Mary M Thompson, OF, in and 70 all that
certain lOl Of ground. sitlate in Quemahoul1g
township, Somerset county, Pa. adjoining lands
OF Mrs - Tfostie on the east. south aud west.
and John Irustle ON The north, having thereon
erected tWu-siOry frame dwelling house and
Other outbuildings, with the appurienauces
Taken in execution aud 70 be sold a. the prop
erty of Mr. Mary " Thompson s.. tie suit Of
LYDIA Spangier, uSe OF II. /. snyder, in trusi FOR
William Thompson
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

Al the right. title. interest claim and demand
OF ". ". Grove Of in and 20 all that certain
tract OF land situate in Fairhope township, som
erset county. Pa adjoining lands Of George De
neen. noeuer Brothers. 4. II. CofrOth. Weld aud
sheridan and Uria fO9rbaush. containing nine
IL seven tJ1l acres more or less, about len tttI
acres clear, having thereon erected a frame
barn. with the eppuTtenancls.
Taken IN execution and 30 be sold as the prop
crty Of v. W. Grove al the suit Of J. /. limerick.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
Races

The Gentleman's Driving Association, OF
Somerset, will give a series OF trotting and
running horses and bicycle races on their
track at this place on the 18th inst.
Valuable purses will be offered as prizes,
and everything possible done to make the
sport a success.
All are invited to attend. For particulars
address
MAHLnN SCHR0CE, Sec.
Somersei. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

Squirrels are unusually scarce this season.
A number Of our local nimrods returned
home Saturday and Monday evenings with
empty game bsgs. They say they never
knew game Of all kinds TO be as scarce as it
Is this year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

All the right. title interest. claim and demand
Of Wm. II. owens. of. IN and Co all thGt certain
tract Of land situate in summit township. som
erset county. Pa. containing two acres more or
less az Joining lands OF NilsSn r. Walker former
Is silas Walker ou the east and north and bound
ed by the public road on the south aud west.
having thereon erected one and q halfsiory
frame dV cling house. frame stable and other
outbuildines. with the appurteuauces.
Taken IN execution and O. be sold a. the prop
erty Of Wa II. Owens, AZ the sII.t Of kenneue IS
x CO.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

The Survivors Of the I0th Regiment, Penn
sylvsniA Reserve, will hold their annual re.
union al Calnonsbure, Washington county,
Thursday, October oh. The regiment was
formed from companies recruited from Bea-
yer, Lawrence, Mercer, Nenango, Crawford
Clarion, Somerset, Warren and Washington
counties.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
DARN FOR SALE.

A farm 10 Lincoln township. containing 80
acres more or less. rs aeres clear. and balance
weu timbcrcd. New frame house and barn
Land N sOod State Of culuFar su. good Tor-
ton Of land urderaid with a fine quality Of lime
stone Large apple orchard and sugar camp A
good farm in good nelgkborhOOd FOR further
particulars and terms call on or address
JACOB MAUST, Edie. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

All the right title. interest. claim aud demand
OF Mrs. L. uively. Of. in aud 70 al that certain
lot Of ground situate II salisbury borough som
er-,t couuty, Pa, fronting Ou Grant street On the
west. bounded on the norIh by lot of J. J. Liyeu-
good. east by an alley. and On the south By lot
Of Mrs. +. n. DiFely. having thereon erected =
two story frame dwelling hOnse. a stable ana
ether oufbuildiugs. with the appurteusnces.
Taken in execution and % De sold as the prOI-
erty Of Mrs L. Diyely. al the SUIT Of iiliam r.
Warner.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06

Among other Somerset people who are al
the Worlds Fair this week are Mr.. and Mrs
H. l. Baer, Mr.. and Ms. James B. Holder
baum and two children. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gran
ger and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. R NJ. Lin
ION, Mr.. aud Mrs. r. 5 Scull, Mrs. Ma gle
Conrad, Mrs. Webster Parker, and Misses
Fina Bzer, Fina Conrad. Annie Conrad,
Name Baer, Emma Bser, E3na Baer, Annie
Parker, Emma Parker, Anna scull, Mamie
Tredwell, Mary Tayman, Jessie Benford
Cora Cook, and Messrs, J. 81. Cook, J. NJ.
Louther, Hermanus Ble-, George Benford,
George Harrison, Watson Frease, Paul Case
beer. Brinker Jones. Harry Holderbaum,
George Pile. Will Kantner, E. o. Kooser, J.
Z. Ferner, Frank Ssnner, George Sufall,
George Miller. Fred Good, ElbFidge Kyle,
and others whose names We have been una
bic TO learn. From Somerset township
there are Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Walker,
Briah Trent, Norman Trent, William Stahl,
son and daughter, and Miss Minnie Young.
From Jeuner township. Mr.. B. S. Fleck.
There will be over one hundred people alto
gether from this county at the Fair. Thurs
day, Pennsylvania Day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-06
Brick Dwelling,

hause with basement spring house, with an ele-
CANT spring a new bank barn 0lXlpu feet aud
otneT Ouituildiugs. with q good sugar camp OF o.
least COO trees. well watere1 aud choice variety
Of al kinds Of ir1it in one Of the bcst grain
growing producing sections % the county. Win
IN mites from Herii IN and l. convenient %
church and school, with lime stone now open
Iruin to n feet.