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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Several Of cur local ooniempoEies may
continue the harmless amusement, which
they have been inaalging IN for the past sev-
eral weeks. OF figuring hoE 90 votes can beat
~ and Trying 70 impress their readers wih
The idea that Il at convention OF 1Ss school
Directors 95 Of them vote f1r one candidate
for County Superintendent and 90 Of them for
z-other there has been no election, in fact
the vote Is . tie. but while they are doing
this the HERALD viii 20 straight along far
nishing the news Of the day The
HERALD announced the reelection Of
Of Superintendent Befkey the day il occur
red and sfterlz ards published the names Of
81 directors present AZ the convention and
for whom each one voted II also asserted
that Mr. Berkey would be duly commission
e aud It's resders believed that il knew
what r was talking sboat and took no stock
in the nonseHsieAi trash Published about 3
.'iie vote" ''Jsre siloAagh preseas blt not
voting" ef hoe genus 0Hlae.
We would suggest to our friend Of the
Ds8a8crzf and others that, after they tire Of
fguring. they gently lay away the little anti
Bsrkey boom with the inscription
a good tSon, killed by 0rziOry-
When strongest and most ro51Si Il met its
deSfh froIa the effects of = s. mAnuscrips' speech
in TIE hzads Of an OTer zsslo1s and injudieio1s
friend r.
The public schools Of the county sill con-
tuue to have the Invaluable services Of
County Superintendent J. N Berkey, for
the ensuing three years, and, -scotty led
the people to victory"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24
Sheriffs Sale,

The following properties advertised by the
Sheriff were disposed Of at public sac 10 front
Of the coa-t house, Friday afternoon. Several
osthe tracts we're continued until Tuesday
when they we're SID a. tas 81 ns placs
Samuel Weadel tract in Somerset town
ship TO Peter siPe for Si225.
Daniel and samuel Heiz.sr tract in Jefer-
son township 10 John h Uhl for S220.
Wn II. Brown tracts in Wesl Salisbury
borough 70 Peer 5. Hay, for $3.50.
Mccoy tracts in Jefferson township to F.
J. KoOser for $50.
Z Il. S5saiis tract in Jefferson township
- Miohael q. Shsulis for S5l5.
Peter Heiiiey's - Highland Farm to Hon.
A. H. Cofroth for 50.
Peter Hsfiisy's one-half interest in the
" "Countryman farm, Somerset township, to
Geo. r scall for 81 l500
Peter Hefsiey's interest in the Sol. Uhl
property in Somerset borough 10 Mary T.
UhI for SIS.
Edward s,ull trac; in ssouycreek town
ship to Joseph Stall for sl0T5.
L vOaght tracts in New Centreville bor-
Ongh and Milford township 70 John H. Uhl
for 500
CathArine Skunk tract in Black township
10 Kate SchrOck for S207.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24
Pure Whiskey.

Is extremely difficult to obtain. II this
age OF adalier ltion and imitation the only
way 10 Be guided in the purchase Of any
article where absolute purity is Necessary is
% buy from q house who's reputation for
handling the best goods a. the least money
has been firmly established Snch q house
IS that Of Max Klein. Of Allegheny. Pa
His Silver age and Duquesne Rye Whiskies,
Al 81 80 sud Si-25 respectively, are Tecog-
nized as the leading Ryes on the market.
For 8 90 Iill he viii send you six quarts
Of any Of the following six-yearold Penn'a
Ryes. GuckeHbeime-, Gibson, Finch, Over
holt and Bear Greek. send for his caia-
logue and price list. Mailed free. Address
Max Klein,
50 Federal St, Allegheny, IA,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

You've often noticed how well or how
poorly it looked-and you know too, that 6
few dollars expended Tor the proper paper
brings more for the money than any i'm
provement that yon can make but then,
did yog know that there is man-Mr. Al
fred Peats-Nho has spent fortune and
years Of study for periecting the details. 50
that you, no matter where you live. can get
tue latest and most exclusive designs OF Wall
Paper eiTeets, at les than half the local deal
ers rates
All this, and much more. IS told about in
book called How 70 Paper, and Eoono-
my in Wall Paper Decorations" Il vii be
mailed. free. if you send FOR II e. once to
ALFRED PEATS-the Wall Paper Mer-
chAnt-Deps a, 1ss-IsS ". Madison St.
Chicago, 30-52 ". 18Th St. ny.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

MemorIal pay Program.

The procession win form in front Of G. A
r. Hall on Union street at 10 O'Clock z. N.
on Tuesday, May 80, as follows:
sandSy-SehOols and Teachers.
The Different Societies Of the town.
; OF V. Drum Corps.
James Hinchman Camp. No. 4s, s Of V
r. P. Cummins Post. No. 2l0 g. A r
After marching TO the Lutheran Gene
tery the regular services viii tske place.
Opening by Commander Beachsy.
Song BY Choir.
Prayer By Rev. J. A. Yocnkins
Song BY Choir.
Exercises from G. A T. Ritual.
Part first, W. H Ssnner: second, II. K
KnepPer: third, Hiram King; Fourth, w.
N. SchTock.
Strewing Of Flowers
After visiting the other cemeteries, the
column will march back to the monument
in the Court House Park. where an Grafton
win be delivered by R. NJ. Linton. and after
= benediction by Rev. Hiram King. the
column will be dismissed Other soldiers,
societies and citizens ere invited to Join IN
the ceremonies Committee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24
Pomona Grange Meeting.

The Somerset County Pomona viii hold a
meeting al SipesyiIle. on Saturday, Nay =.
1898, beginning 81 go 4. n.
l. Opening Of Pomona
? Regular order Of business
g. Address Of Welcome BY North Fosk
Grange.
4 Response by Highland Grange.
;. Is money a measure Of value or 6 me-
dium Of exchange by Quemahoning
Grange.
6. Queries and discussion.
:. Who dictates the financial policy Of
the Government by Jenner Grange,
5 The relation Of the Grange TO the
Church. BY Milford Grange.
g. Should the Sherman silver law be re-
pealed by Vale Grange.
10 Queries and discussions by Pomona.
Let Us make al effort % have this the
largest and best meeting yet held, Deputy
Organizer J. e Truxal, Of westmoreland
county, viii be present to help along The
good cause Committee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

- the youngest son Of Cap
s-5r Of stoyesioTn, j. suffer
-z-s-s attack OF syPaoid fever.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

4 dispatch from Toledo, Ohio, 10 the NeS
York Pres gives the following concerning
the man who excited 50 much interest in
the northern end Of this county year or
Two sgo-
John Kaufmsn, a middle aged Amish
preacher residing near Elkhzr,, preaching
while asleep OF IN trance. he lies on a
couch and soon becomes unconscious AID
his body very rigid. de remains notion
les for some time. when his arms vii as
sume sn upright position, his fingers ex-
tended Tar apart, and no; even 3 culver Of
his body can be noticed. Then lie springs
TO his feet and begins to preach.
At interTeis during his discourse he stops
and throws back his head and eFies for
Kaler, which Is given him His discouIses
usually last about an hour and half, when
he becomes exhausted and Is laid out on the
couch, where lie remains until morning
when be aEakens ignorant Of any event
which transpined during the preceding
night
de has been preaching IN this way for
about twelve years. Many who visit him
As soofers leave impressed with the reality
Of his condition
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

The boys have one on Constable Wm-
FoEea this week. He sstached hay bal
e Belonging 70 FL. Cook and locked il fast
10 Cook shed. Sheriff Price, Of Bedford
comfy, claimed 10 have prior VIII for the
baier Wednesday morning the bsler dis
appeared IN the p0sssssion Of ME Priee.
When M Powell discovered il vas gone he
ielegraphed % his attorney in Somerset,
John II. Uhl. that the article was stolen.
Uhl ielegrspbei back. ." We gave you an in
6emnihed bond 10 sell 5alsr and viii hold
you responsible for sane Constable Wm.
Is now wondering where he IS at--Beriia
Rood
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

On ISst Wednesday the drsllins-bo8se or
FFsakiin spaugier. oue mile northwest of
s-eyesfoEn. caught drs frou 3 defective fine
an burned % the ground Most Of he
household goods on the frst floor were saw
ed, bit the loss on furniture and 5uilding Is
considerable Nr Sqzugier had no insa--
sfioe- de vii, rebuild A. once and until The
c1upieiion OF his new house he vii occupy
pa-t Of the rssidenoe ofAIr. Charles Zimmer-
nan.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Last Monday evening DR.. Wa H. Gard
ner. the Neil known physician Of New Cen
t-sviile, and member Of the pension exam
iniag board for this ooGnty. was thrown
from his buggy near lockwood and ssri-
ously injured. The Dr. was on bis way TO
pay professional call 10 patient living be
yoad RoCkgOod and had barely crossed the
lrain came dsshing around 8 sharp curve
Just ahead, aud frightened his horses. Ia
their efforts to run away the horses upset
the buggy, throwing the Dr. to the ground
ard dragging lim Tor several rods before
they were stopped. The Dr sustained
number Of ugly cuts about the bead and
shoulders
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

The attendance 81 oour this week is IL
usually large. witnesses being present from
AL sections Of The coaniy- a large dele
CATION from Addison township has been cal
Id here to testify IN the case Of the Com
monwealth vs. Elder Robert Sinser, charged
with criminal assault. An effort Eas made
by Sirger counsel 70 have his case continued
until next term but IT is probable that il VIII
h called f1r trial Frida-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

M Harry :. Kssfsr ard Miss Emma E {,
daughter Of Amos Hoyle. Of this borough,
were joined IN wedloek 81 the home OF the
brides parents THURSDAY morning, by Rev
Hiram king, Of the Reformed Church The
ceremony vas witnessed BY only the i'm
mediate families and friends Of the happy
yolng couple. Ar- Keiier and his bride
took the noon train for JohnstOwn where
taey spent few days before proceeding to
Piusburgh. They returned to Somerset
Monday morning and have already set up
house- kssping n The Casebeer block. The
groom Is Eeil-known as the popular clerk
Il Fishers Book Store.
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Wanted ,

Reliable parties 10 act as agents. Steady
employment and good pay from tie start.
No experience Necessary. outfJ free.
Address
THE HAWKS NURSERY CO.
Rochester, y. Y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Mr- Charles Kannear proposes leaving for
Wisconsin in the near future where be viii
buy window frames, dOoH and other finish
ei material for his new hotel, to be erected
on The public square Mr. Ysnnesr Is anx-
ious 70 have the new house completed by
Apll Isl next
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

NJ. james Matthews and Ms Mantle
Ashbv. Of Ns-kieysturg, Fayetle County,
were untited 10 marriage BY The Rev ! II.
Meyers a. his home on Patriot s., this place.
last evening. Among other guests present
a. the ceremony were Frank Zufail and
family Of this place. and Mesdames sadie
Meyers and Lizzie Huubertson. both Of
Faretfe ConntF.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Saturday morning, Nr- Irwin Pie, the
zen-knozn drayman Of this borough. was
taken suddenly aud violently sick while pre-
pairing lor his days work, and for short
tine his life was despairei Of The cause Of
the trouble was al affection OF The heart. Of
: similar nature 10 thai which terminated in
the death Of bis brother. Judge George W
Pie. two months ago. Mr.. Pile Is still una
bic TO Be sboai at this tme, but his ultimate
rsoovsry Is looked for By his physician and
friends.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

II Is reported that Chairman Of the Dem
ocratic County Commiuee- Frank John, Of
MsyerSdsle, is a candidate for the Office Of
Collector Of internal Revenue Of this dis
trioL Ex postmaster Herman Banner, Of
Johnstown. has hled an application fo- the
same position.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

BY reference 10 cur announcement column
i VIII be found that q number Of names
have been added since our last issue. and
there sre still more 10 follow.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24
Bright women

Who are anxious TO accomplish the b0st
results for the lesst money. should examine
the Cinderella Range before they buy il Is a
good baker and perfect roasier, and every.
new iezture Of practical worth Is embodied
into its construction. Il has pleased ihous-
ands Of housewives, and wiz please you.
Sold By Jas b. HOlderbaam. Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Ms John Il. spaagler ard daughter. Miss
Cora, left for Chicago, Monday morning.
where they viii spend some tine visiting
frierds and taking IN the attractions Al the
Worlds Fair.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

The body Of the unfJrinnafe young man
named Yinkee, who lost bis life il the som
erset Stone Company's coal mine a few
weeks sinoe, was removed Saturday from
the receiving vault a; the L1theraz ceme;ry
and inferred in the family burial lot
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Miss Cora Knepper. a popaizr teacher in
The borough pa5lic schools, left Monday
morning on an extended western "Trip. she
VII De absent from S0msTssi for az indeh-
ni.e period.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

The eorner stone Of the church being built
By The Lutheran congregation, OF Shade
township. viii Be laid on Sunday. June 4th
1885 81 10 O'Clock A. Il. Rev. y. l. Young
Of Neyersdale viii preach the sermon- AL
ministers and friends OF the Lutheran
Church are invited to be present.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

squire Danie- Bru5skeT. Of Berlin. hss
withdrawn as a candidate for County Com
missioner AZ the democratic primary elec-
ton.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

George Rink. one Of the EeslthieSt and
most prominent farmers Of Jenner township,
is critically Ill. HIS wife, who sustained Sc
we're injuries from q fall last winter, Is not
vet fully recovered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Arrangements are being made fsr a game
Of base bali between ConnellsviIle team
snd 3 picked nine Of this place. on Thurs
day afternoon. on the NusseImaa grounds.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Careful attention 20 our Work in deiail-
fair and courteous treatment 70 all On this
basis We solicit 3 continuance Of past valued
iaFors Of the people in this vicinity.
McMr1LEy, Dentist,
S,u.e-zar Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Nr. G T. Uhl and daughier. Miss Annie.
Ars- Fred W. Biesecker and Miss Louise
scull are Ia Piits5nrsh this week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Bernard Wolfhope has been appointed
postmaster Al New Baltimore AID Ms.
Mary C Lohr. AZ Forward. this county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

II is now the fashion to spell ones name
out in falI. Initials are rot permissible.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Jesse Cook. ST.. died Al bis home in Sorih-
anptoa township. last Tuesday night, from
heart failure. aged "a years. The deceased
vas wel knoEn throughout the county and
was known as man Of the highest character
both IN his business and social relations. de
was the father ofJonas n Cook, the promi-
neut grocer Of this borough, who, with four
brothers and four sisters. survive. The de-
ceased Is also survived by his wife, with
whom be hsd lived Tor 6fty-four yeArs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

IheDsas4Gi is an AS. The HEAD has
not had oeeasion 20 revise iis aea-es On the
County superiHsenGency .usslson-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Jere sileaugh isa'tiu ii In fac, he ner-
e vas n H.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Two notable visitors in town during last
week Eere ex-Jndge Rockefeller who pre-
sided over the Northum5 m5erland County, Pa.
cour.s for period of twenty one years, and
Mr. William Whitman. Of sEnbury. Pa Both
Of these gentlemen are lsrssly interested ia
Sonerzst county mineral lands NJ. Wit
nan Is the owner ofthe c1aI mines q Beth
e Station
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24
Millinery Goods.

Why pay fancy prices for Hats aud Bon
nets when you osn ge; much better and
hsndsomer goods for less money al
Ms A. Z. UHL's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24
NotIoe 70 InstIces oftha Paaoe.

Notice TO Justices ofthe Peace.
You viii hereafter send your application for
bounty on sugar to me at lockwood. Pa,
instead Of UniontOEn, Pa. as heretofore.
p A. JoHxs.
Deputy Collector.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Mr. and Ms. George 3. Basr. Of Clover
dale. Cal, arrived in toEn Friday and are
guests a. the home Of the formers parents.
Tue delight Of the proverbial boy 80 with 8
new top Is no comparison 10 Nr. Baer's a.
hszriug the chirP Of robin Ted breast, and
n more ponde-ogs music % the heavens
ths SAYS they don't have either robins OF
thunder storms in TIRE section Of California
ne halls FROM afteT s ten years absence
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24
THt cEEsRsTED ENGLISH HACKNEY horse,
CARNO.

Color da-k brown height Is hands ~ inches
bred by Thomas Ccok. Ihirteudale. l0rsshire
Engl4nd imported ~ Gslbra-th B-Us. James
Vile WisCcI-sln, ard LnE oNutd tg Gen Coz
fruth. uf So-le-S5L sire. Black AusIar 2 sira.
Cur1st r r sire. Eclipse r r sire -. Giles
= G. 2 wiid1Te z <. e. 2 e. sholes dan.
Queen be<s g. dam, British tlueen 3 e dam
tvfu-ug star Z 3 = cam. Jel, hy fireaEay z
= = =, dam Duurlware hF ferforEler- 4 :. z x
3 dam. Ms simpson hy Preienier.
The Hackney lo-.5s have al aicug been cele-
hT1red Cog their s--aed. tlelr power uf eltlrzuce
and thetr lhil-y o. lru- lpug distances in saddle
OF barnes. keeT'ing q ? th6ir speed ior huuireds
~ miles iu a way not approached By any ofher
breed CAEsto D. ln the line u descent from
Ncnpaseil, W h0 r-ufred I1l couIn1o1s miles IN
less ihan Ten ho-ir- witheIt symptoms of sl,i gua
n go1 want a fat lra-ter, sTlenaia csrrisgc
horses a gentle llrnily and iarm horse get 4
HEfk1ey.
CARNO VII Be iu MeyerSiale ccmueneins
Monday. Tuesday sud Wuz1eSiay Nay Isl6
lfth and l7tn- Berlin thursday. and FRIDAY
May lSih and is5h. and AZ these Places on the
sane Gays cYerrother week. Soner-lt the week
commencing on the IN of NAY. and every other
week and On eFery Saturday.
TERMS sss0O payable whsn the colt is
ten Gays oic-
VIM. Barnhart,
Keeper.
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COLTS AND FlLuEs BY

GROSJEAN, 2.2434,3a
ani choice log Of single drives. teams ard
saddle horses
SAFE uil te he'd ai Murriurside Farn. Li-o-
nier- Pa on THURSDAY, MAY IS. a.
Lr oc.oek A n LlCcl UiI te -eFl ca - The
rroulds special train leave. Ligolier after The
sale. n rEs- o. rain VIII sell iu the covered
-r6ck- send fs- q catalogue
e. s. DENNY G. BRO.
Z Il. Beal. AEet1o1eer- Liz11.er Pa
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The PAPER on the wan.

Mcmillan, dentist, one square south Of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

NJ. A5ner Mckinley, wife and daughter,
Of New YORK City, arrived in town Tuesday
morning and viii spend ihe warm summer
months al their comfortable home il this
place. Nr Mckinley is a devoted horse
man and this season he vii bring team
70 Somerset that be promises VIII throw
dust II the eyes Of al local roads;ers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

The cheapest line OF Car-ains in Somerset
County can be found a.
Ms. 4. f. UHL's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

Mcmillan dentist, oae square south Of
Diamond.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

On the first page Of this paper viii be
fourd s Lengthy opinion regarding the du-
ties Of justices ofthe Peace acting Is cor0ners
IN the matter Of holding inq1ests, banded
dJEn By JudgeL0ngenecker al the opening
session Of Court last week The opinion Is OF
interest no; only 10 the Justices Of thiscoun-
" buf ;0thOse in neighboIing counties as
vel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

NJ and Ms. John II. [ bl, Of this place,
have issued invitations TO the marriage OF
their only daughter, Mary Susan Colborn,
10 Mr. Joseph Z. Patton, son Of Mr..
John Y. Patton. General Superintendent Of
the Pittsburgh & Western and Pittsburgh
DiEi.ion OF the b. & o. r. r The oeremo-
ny VIII take place al the home Of the brides
parents al oclock in the afternoon Of
Thursday, June Ist Afler bridal tour 70
the great lakes and the Worlds Fair, Mr.
and Mrs. Patton viii make their home IN
one Of Pittsbargh's de.igatfal suburbs TIE
biide to-5e IS one Of S3me-sei's most ac-
conpiished and beautiful young ladies. Mr.
Pa,ioa is iayoraoly known here.
Aathony Comstoek- OF the New York So
ciety for the Prevention Of Vice, has suoceed-
ed in driving pretty nearly az tie green
goods" men ont OF New YORK AID Nev Jer-
sey, and Wednesday lie made one Of tie
most successful raids on these gentry 81
Brdgport, Conn. thai be mas ever made
II Is claimed that as a result Of this last raid
lie has put q stop 70 the thousands OF green
e0ods" circulars thai have flooded the mails
throughout the country f0r the past year.
Pari Of the books seed show that since
April /. 1s93, the gang had robbed country
mea Of S40lsl. The New York Tlmes Is au-
thori.y for the statement that well known
Meyersdale business man contributed $50
10 this amount.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

O1t Of The host Of candidates OF the
streets yesterday only one vas noticed who
vas unable 70 press The hand Of every man
he met TIE unfortunate was Wm. Win
tsrs, a candidate for county treasurer, who
was Carrying his right hand in a sling.
Whether II was disabled doing the pump
handle act OF not We we're unable 70 learn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

4 coaeer Is anu5lnosi lJr early next
month 70 be given in the Opera Ho1se by
Mss Flora D. Price and members Of her
cas- on the piano forte in this place. Miss
Price comes from Johnst0wa and she viii
have the assistance Of some Of the best
musical talent Of that city on this occasion.
Engineer Jake NsiL who had charge OF
the runaway engine on the Bare Rocks rail
road several weeks ago. and wss seriously
injured in the catastrophe that followed, was
shaking hands with his Somerset friends
Saturday. NJ NefF has almost entirely re-
covered from the injuries be sGsisine3.
The many friends and acquaintance IN
this county OF Mr. Frank ". Hay. OF
Johnst0wn, viii be pained 70 learn that be
Is in 3 critical condition suffering from hem
0-rhasss Of the nose Mr. Hay is sixty
eight years Of age, but has q robust c0ns;i-
tuition, and his complete recovery Is hoped
Tor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

The B4yard, ". Va, Coal & Coke Co. has
recently been organized with 3 capital stock
OF $4,000 The company owns G553 acres
Of coal lands and operates several mines
near Bsyard on the West Virginia Central
Railroad NJ Charles B. C0ib0Tn, eldest
soa Of Hon. a J. Colb0rn, Of this place. i
the general superintendent Of the company.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-24

--o- 0I cry wssoa is sold By
] 3. HoLDEzlsUN-
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