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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-13

The Epworth League entertained "
Methodist Society At the vestsy Of u
Methodist church, Tuesday evening. Thsn
was a good attendance and . most epjsJ'
able time. A feature of the evening r.
the fine music rendered by the trio, FisS
Clair, violin; Miss Mamie Snow, coss@
and Mrs II. T.. Goodrich. pianist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-13

Tuesday afternoon . JOURNAL fepofsf
called upon several Of the prominent phya'
clans and learned that thus far the seassa
has been healthy one. At present "
grippe and few cases of scarlet end y
phoid fever are the prevailing lille. IN
doctors say people are taking better care d
themselves than they used to.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-13

When you are making business Of fob
ing you can do more with . net than With
a single hook. although for fun the latssf
is better. A special ad in the JouRHAL
reaches 1900 readers q day. BY hard
work you might be able to talk to 30 peopk
a day If you wish to buy or sell something
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-13


Hawaiians. are of American pare ssgs, and
they form an Important part of the American
colony. They were educated in American
ideas and sentiments. their leading men be-
ing graduates of American colleges. Some
of these .erved in the Union army. Suffered
in Southern PRISONS. be,- on their persons
honorable scars, or sic, in graves redolen,
of Amer al patriotism | have sean sore
Of these Ben on Decoration Gay march
through the streets of Honolulu. from their
Grand Army Post TO thu autiful cemetery
whsre a goodiy numbsr Of their comrades
are buried ,amri tokens of pablo respect not
surpassed In any of our American cities.
One of the dc ad heroes, born ia Honolulu,
of an American father and mother. who did
long and nohl' service to rrscue the islands
from barbsrism and to save them from hos
tile Europ an domination, wss General Arm
strong, who fer msry years served this
country go dev0edly in the CREST education
al work for color.d men at Hampton, and
Who not long before his lamented death
made powerful plea to American. 10 sfsnd
By Hawaii in her American aspirations. Who
assums t, say that those men have ro' the
right to ask T., come urde- The American
fisgg What they now ssk ia 70 Is what
forty years ago Secretary Marcy. of the
then existing Democratic STANDARDIZATION.
asked them to do; they are now ready to
accept.
Bot What of he twelve Thousand of the
European-bo,n residenta Of Havaii--Ger-
mans, Scsnfioavians. Eagsish- Portuguese.
Most of them are Ans ric .n'zsd and wish
for annexation. Their chief hu ine.s re-
lstions are with the United States, their
children are educated in the American
Ha~aiisn sci oels. snd ere AZ thorouahly
American ~ our osn adopted citizans.
Tue Portuguese, numbering about 5000,
are unanimous in their ssrons svmpafhies
With us. Their children are educated in
American schools, and receive American
ideas with remarkable alacrity. The
reasons are obvious Why they are
. unit for annexation. All the
best Of the native Hawaiians afe 10 tn
sans way IT thinking. But Il may be said
that tie Chinese ard JsPaness popnlAtioa
"A. akisct1nahas ] NJ ~ az ~ i.
wi 5Nsat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
m,. morIah TENS.

Oar market gardner. William DIniels, IS
5usily engaged preparing Vegetable seeds of
bis own raising for the spring trade. The
demand f1r seeds groEa By him far exceeded
the supply lsst year.
EI Miller Is running bis chop mill here
u the great convenience of farmers who are
f4sfening stock wm- II. Hornsr, Of near
Fris.lens. who had been working here al
rin.er has returned home.
There Is an unprecedented demand klr
houses AZ this place Every house Is now
occupied aud a u1m5sr OF parsons desiring
% move here can not do 20 because they
fnd il impossible 10 secure homes One Of
the latest arrivals 5 Ell Loar, Of Johnssown
Hsisa fofmer resident Of this place and
fiuad thst life in the city did not agree With
hin. He IS in delicate health.
The religious sentiment Of this place seems
to b. Oh the decline. oaly SIX persons we're
presenf at religious services in one o. the
eharrhes certain Sunday in January. The
pastor and sexton are included in this NM
Ter he Het4iE prayer A-et-n- tnat n1u
been kept up for over Say years was discon-
tiuued a few m9nths ago
Or. Jos Crizs gires il a. his professional
oYionisn that cA0lera ~ill become epidemis
ia the Uaitei States this spriag. and that
there zill be an unprecedented demand for
his household medicines. Dr. Joe has the
adVanssgeof other people. he eaa lsugh
and grow ht when they are sick. Y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

Never in the history Of Somerset vas a
spring election 20 earnestly contested as that
OF YESTERDAY. A determined eif5rt was made
on the part ofa number Of citizens who are
opposed u the borough corporation attempt
ing TO PIT IN a wafer supply 70 dsfeat one
or two Of the candidates On the RsP1bieaa
ticket Politics was lost sight otto a great
extent saI voters elst their blilols fj7 Saat
they believed 10 be the bez. Interests Of the
town and their pockets. Tais feeling ex-
tended am0ag members Of both parties and
We yeatare 10 assert that there AS more
eating than was ever known before in a
local election The aausuIl sight Of eanSi-
dates and theI friends elecsioaesriEg oa the
streets when the mercury wls lowering
s5oat z=ro VS. Witnessed Throughout the
d.r. A desperate battle Vas Eagas f5- the
ofiae ofJust.ca ofthe Peace. aa3 here. too,
party lines we're not closely draTa- C4adi-
dates flr sch Of aireca0rs s.ecti0aeerel II
mluas-taat leads as 10 hope taN whea
they beconle members Of the school board
they vii revolztionizs the 5usinessof thss
b0dy 3f ofIic.als. conduct the sifds Of the
school Eistric. in the interests ofths pE.roas
o. t5e schools aaI no. Of iadisijuals or d.
nominations, improve The corps Of tsschess
and give rs such public schools as We should
have aud il which all citizens Of the dis
tr,cs can lsel q comnendahle p-iis.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
MARRIED.

HOWARD-FISHER--At the residence
o Abraham L H3Eari, in Linsoln town
ship. on 0sesnbes :. lss2, by J. L. Bsrkey.
Ezq, Mr.. Wa H Howard. Of Lincoln
toEuship and Miss Mary E Fisher, ofSoa-
erses township
BAKER-HORNER--0a rau-sily Jan
uarY IS Is95 At Lincoln township. by FL
ward Keller. J. P S0ah A Baker and Mss
Kate Homer. both Of Sonersst county Pa
Observation-Disclosures residence
OF the brides Nosher in Lower Tarksysoot
township. on January "a. is93 by 2. L.
TAanshill. William Liviagst0n { Cambria
county, and Ada Moon, Of Lower Turkey
foot tosnship-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
Big Fire IN west Salisbury.

From TIE salisbury star, Friday
H.A Beiiz's large steam grist min, n
West Salisbury. was totally CONSUMED by
IRE this morning. How the FIRE originated
Is nat known. NJ Re;z informs Tss Sg
that it vas about o'clock this morning
when A H shGmaksr. his apprentice. went
into The building % look after the ere IN the
engine house- He also went into the mili
himself fsE minutes la.sr s1i both dis
covered thai the IRE under tas al-er Vas
nearly ont. 50 lis Absolutely certain that
the bGilGirg did not take fire from that
source NJ Reitz thea went 70 Do his
chores about the stable and Mr. Sanmaker
preceded to get up steam in the nilL L
was blt few minutes, however. until Shu-
maker discovered that lie mil was ire IN
the southeast corner Of the main ballding.
near the groa1d. aud be a. once gave the
alarm. The flames spread very rapidly and
FIRE vas soon discovered as far up as the
secoad and lhiri hoors. L was sooa appa-
rent tha. the building could not Be saved.
AID the crowd that hai gathered in the mean
tine began 10 carry out f5ur aad prepare to
protect the other buildings near by- Toe
nsIi vas soon ~ ashes and only very small
quantity Of its contents saved The io,aI
loss Is estimated at $1,000. Insurance
5000
While the ere RACED. J. B. Hartins store
buitIiaz. occupied bg Il c. Shaw. also took
IRE. out by heroic Efforts the buildiug was
saved, the only damage TO it being several
holes burned in the roof
The covered bridge near the mill vas also
af-e several times, but each time the flames
we're exdnguishei before much damage was
done Had il not been very calm morn
ing. the store. the bridge snd perhaps the
Williams hotel would also have been con
sumed But the loss IS great enough as II
Is: not only 20 Mr. Rsiiz, bot 70 the whole
Community Much sympathy IS felt for
Mr. Rsitz as be i one OF our most hono-sd
and useful citizens. ant his mill vas Of ines
Unable value 70 he community.
As the fire originated in the utheast
corner Of the main building. It Is truly
mystery how it started, as there was 10
stove nor anything else in that part Of the
building that co1ld have caused is.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
The Borough the Probable Defend
ant IN a Damage SUIT.

The Borough the Probable Defend
ant IN a Damage Suit
Some months age sou Of Garrett Fore
spring vas thrown from a horse while cross
ing bridge erected by street commissioner
Beale on the South Side, the bridge giving
away under tie ho-ss's weight The young
nan vas bruised about TIE thigh by the
fail. bnt was about aad attended the open
ing Of the Construction Company's plant the
sane evening Later On, his injuries took
an unfavorable turn and he vas confined to
his room uader the surgeon scare for two or
three months M Forsspring claims that
the Izd's injuries were due 70 the defective
cha-zcts- Of the bridge and Oh that grouad
asks the Council % pay the bili Of expensss
neoessarily Incurred. with allowance for the
boys tine, footing np total of over $50
The Council beIieTes that the borough il not
liable and dscliaa 70 plg. o. a. iels; has
taken 10 action "a yet Mr Fs7sspring, We
understand. vii place the nsrter in the
ha7ds Of his attorney. anE the justice OF his
claim vii probably be determined By the
co1rt llsgc-sd.sle Eegisfer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
DIED..

BARNHARF-In Altoona. Jan. Is. lssS,
Minnie Lenna, beloved daughter Of Wm- II.
ani Sarah Barnhart. aged y years, mos.
and 30 days. Intermeni took place at Fire
dens in the presence Of q large and sympa-
thetie eoDcourse OF people on Sabbath. Jan.
22nd- Funeral services were held in the Luth-
eran church al FGiei lens. Of Ehich diseased
was faithful member.
LONG.-on sunday, 81 inst, Eva Julia,
daughter Of Mr.. and Ms. John Long. Of
Milford Station. aged 6 years aud months
WATSON-At the home of her daughter,
in ConAaence, on Feb. 6lh, Mrs- Catherine
Watson, in her 7Tth year of her age. she
leaves one son and one daughter and host
Of friends 70 mourn her loss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
VRIT OF PARTITION.

10 sa-ah Ea-or inss-nar-is. vita Martin Fs-
rr resting 81 tll-1=1lirg. Ca11brls cuanIY. Ia
slieu Rose. rlzidllg 81 El,gu. Cambria cer -.
Pa. tlleilEe -st-e l1azrlla-liEd Wltl Nillis ~
s1auk 81 uU1iU1. CsUhra cc1uly. Pa ald
Czia1 -.ese- rls-1-lg st 1llLsa1au- tau-Er-z
cuuutg- Pa
Zoe a-e hc-eav IA iel that Ll nrrs-alce % =
" ~ 81 farfiliau l=-1ed cat cf ELe l1rEa1s'
gsurt * -1Elrr et G Eur7. Ps-. s-d ID me clreet-
- I VII hf-t a. inquest ca TIE premises, en-
ne ra1i esrale al n lip z SeeSe- t-cea.et. sit-
.lre lIl Paint Cos 1sIi -i1llE1eel g. "a
Thf--siay lhe - dag of p b-r.alry. l-l-,. Whea
and xhsre on e.l <lteui 4 yol % N pr0psr-
S1ers1-s ufece. L>zIAd GOOD.
JEnaEFy Il, gs shsria
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

ColsaeI Taonzs J Grimes0a, Eao recent
Is died in West Chester from the eff -rss Of =
~ound in The 650t res=ived in the la-e var.
1ss vel ka5En n s1un srsst AID a. os-s-
ssonal visitor here.
Colonel Grimssoa early in life learned The
trade Of 5lacksuith aal accamaia-ins SUD
Gent money went 70 Dickinson college,
where be vas staaging when The var broke
out Re enlisted il a cavalry reg meat and
-srvei with credit 70 The close OFF, IN ISIS
Presissut Grant appointed bin 60 a position
ia the internal revenue service where be
ssrve,f qual Cleveland took of1i'e. when be
vas the first TO Fesiga- Presidsat Harrison
rsao,oinsed him 70 the reTelae service,
WHICH poeision be h-ia 10 bis dezia ae
was At one tine candidate for no0inatios as
aasi.or genera By the Republicans and OF
late had been ueuti0aed for The RePasliczn
uani-afion for state trsss1rer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
Town Topics.


T5srs, Topics. that brilliant, spicy, thoCgh
sometimes slightly naughty, society Journal,
Pu6lishedin Sex YORK, makes the follow
ing announcement
with the first issue in March T55ga T0Uics
VIII De psrmaasntly enlarged to thirty tEo
pages Although II : generally conceded
that already this journal had become the
most complete, varied and entertaining to
men and women o. culture OF any wee ky
ever published, ysi the publisher, grateful
for the extraordinary avor with which the
higher class OF readers, not alone ia Aneri-
c., bat Wherever Eaglish Is rad. has rsceiY-
ed Tops Topics, viii be content only with
renewed and greater Efforts 70 produce a
Journal Unspproach in 6rez.ith Of scope and
excellence Of Literature Arrangements are
now completed with tEenty-fve Of the most
distinguished writers Of fc.ion 70 Contribute
short stories and serials 70 its coluus.
Among them are such world famed authors
A.
Amelie Rives-
Mary j. HaEksr Lance Faicouer.D
F. Marion CrzEf1rd-
Jerome Il Jerome
EIgar FaRcert
Julian Hawthorne.
Amb-0se Berce
Hamhn Garland.
Paul LiDdau-
Czful.e Meades-
Francois Coopes
Anatols France. etc, etc.
~Hersaf;sr each number Of Torn Topics
viii contain short sterg. and chapter CT
two Of serial By one or the other Of these
entertaining Iitts-aleurs. There viii be 10
curtailment Of the varied and interesting
matter that has heretofore gained FOR the
Journal ihe unique and exalted position it
now holds IN current literature
There Is no weekly Journal published
which covers so vide a field Of matters in
tsresting to people ofintsi.igezce and culture
as does T0'ra Topics This new departure,
giving to IFS readers the further benefit Of the
very highest order Of Ection; viii prove
another element Of popularity. For the
amount ofreadin. matter that it gives week
ly, it Is the cheapest publication "a per year
ia the world Clubsed with the great Quar-
teriy Magazine, Tales from T0ra Topics.
each number containing an original prize
novelette,. the two are sent for s. per year.
Tora Topics. q West . Street, New York
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

somezet never before experienced such
blizzard As that Of Sunday night. SNOW had
been falling continuously throughout the
day and about six oclcek in the evening the
Wind EeeTed 70 the northwest and drove The
S1oE before il in bl.adlas clouds At times
i vas Impossible 10 distinguish the eieetric
street lamps and pedsstriaas were compelled
% lee their way along the sides of buildilgs.
II several Of the churches the greatest ankle
y Wzs esineed- Windows rzttlesi and tim
bers creaked until Il seemed though the sa-
Grad eiihoes would toPple over and bury the
voTshipes within 4. the conclusion Of
the abreyiats services every person Eiihin
the churches 6reAshed sigh Of relief and
hastened towards their homes a. rapidly as
the furious storm would permit sign
boards were shattered and limbs were torn
from trees BY the wind TIE storm ragged
unul after midnight and before morning
the mercury had dropped to 10 degrees be-
loE zero. The xiad continued high and
piercing cold Monday. Al roads leading
to the coaatsy were blocks,isd and few far
mers vsuiured 70 town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
A ApNIxErRA1oR.s NOTICE..

EsIz.e of Czsha- inc ssc1rsr- dfe-t. late a. Nj
fird T0HrSato-
Letcsrs of zl-lzil1-rrztio1 ca TIE a-ove esta-e
having n-s a granted - the uuter-i-uct By tie
propsr luth1rffg. r0tics = hereby given 20 al
De saus inl.ebfef - al estate 20 Eaks iuuett-
-. rsru.rnE and fnrse hagi-g clafus a1ains- Q
The sEEle VII pres n rtsm drlT z1-1sutlcased
eru-rr On SATURDAY, AI-cn 3 l..zs q lie
a0-zse q TIE zdc1su-s-ralfr-
GEoaaE sECFLEK
Jchn l. Uhl. Asrsrnsy. AdzHslslIaEa-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
Easy 70 Manage.

The Cinderella Range is easy 70 manage.
many other ranges are no. The construc-
ton of the Cinderella admits Of plenty of
airundsr the g-ste, which prevents il from
burning oursand every provision Is made
for eleanliness- Examine It before yoa buy.
Sold oy James B. Holderbaam. Somerset.
Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

Suit vas entered on Saturday in the Blsir
County courts for sl5ooo damages for
breach Of promise 10 mary, bT Eimira Viii
liams. Of Ebsnsburg. against Elmer Ger
hart, Of Altoona Tee plaintiff aTers, IN
he- declaration, that her engagement was
CONTRACTED on Christmas Day. 1870. but her
suitor has proved faithless 70 his VOWS since
that tine. Mr.. Gerhzrt was required 10 fur
nish sou BAL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
A ApNIyIsrRAToRs NOTICE.

-cfusr-e- cuuatT flL-. dee O.
Letters of Adlsilis--tliCn On tbs state having
Sea e-t1te-i ~ the -u11rsiguet by The prrper
sI-ltlri-g EoLla E. lle0rtF q wen % al cersfn ns
INDEBTED g. s1i.l a-tt1e o. make irrEelaie rag-
1leuE 49, t1o-e lsEilis sllll sysirsl Tie ssns
slll l--seL- -l-r- ril1 tllle-firareu tor ssrll1-
uenr "a cf before -1tlriag. Fth -5th- ise1. &c
The l4lr re-ilcnee lf lsc'f IN -aid loEn nshlp.
aENkf r. sTABE-
admi 1istretcr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
A ADNISIsTRAroRs NOTICE

Estate ~ Si-li q A ri.iuer ls.e ~ Erulhe1VzIey
Tsp. -sinlrr-sl go "a. f-f -lsc1
Lsffers ef aaiulra.lra1 au eu tlr lts Te estate
haFiuz aez n grarlssl r1 enc lud=rsisl By the
ur0per aurnurifv 1lflCc u 1errug gwen 70 AZ
ter-s1s Elie11-u la -sai STATE % make iusEEe,il-
ale agllral. alt ll1se laFlr-- riaiuz- SKA ns
TIE ssl-le Wll pres l- faeu On : llt1eulirafe1
tlr seir eI1rls O. -ssslizl De liI1 Car ~ March
l-iS. a. the ate residence u 1eces-e1-
SOLOMON COL LENAN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
A pMINLsTkAruRs NoTICE

Es.a1e of sl-au II E-aira1. lite Qf EsEers-
VIE Jea.-r-uu rEl '-sI.l-rsr- e1scIry, "a
Letter. uf .rialll-s-- I- alr-r e-taf8
having oleI sra-l-t la l.a- llt-s s1gzeL bg The
proper suLl-.lrl E. ilt.r.re arrehF gwen - al
pecsuCs -e.legi o. -a-s. es-a1z ~ uaEe iEUecl-
ate payueul ans those caFlls ans sga nst O. 9
sane alll present llsM tuiy aG- Eelliea1.d tor
settlement ur a-.Dre -alf.r1ag LEe ll-1 day q
N1rrl- lsas. a. Tee iacs residence u DER q
-aMC IL p. fEI IEuLINE.
a n .EisIra.lr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

Nay be done more easily, more convenient
y aad Eiih less expense on the Cinderella
Range than with many osherss all the old
e. jections to ranges removed Il viii save
you time, money and hard work Il Is a
good baker and l. sold with that understand
ing Sold by James B. Hoidsr5aGn, Som
srse.- Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
A DsnNIsTRAToRs' NOTICE..

Es.ate 8f fulia B.ause- late o. fluemah0uing
ErEE7lir. -o.la--eE -rlutT Pa. -ef d
Lef-ereg- Amin ---ar-an cu the Above estate
haEirs been Eral-=fl 81 ile G-celsi E1ed y the
urGreE kltlGrI-y. uCLre q lErrlg sven % al
Ier-s a. .lderr-d OBJ ssli estate t1 make lalUefl-
i;a lagu af. and l-l-e having clzllrs agsinss
tire sane Ell E- s=ut -l. m cGig sli1euilcalsd
ior se-- efe-t gHl -alarllar Asrcl d. ~ a. lEe
llfe rasi'i-lce of 1sCca-ea
"a y BLANSET
L -.---
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
VRIF OF PARTITION.

To samuel = 8i11sh % Canlbrfs corutr, Pa d.
l4>-e 5afisl- qr Losar. N-as csrIuty. Mif llE1lI.
'1-i1a .ii-. ltr-i--l gs-l iaE1 s-F-er. 81 sik-
lars erll'tiy. i-.i-ala- CLr.s-lal + te-ua--llG
Fi,h a. bzr-ey nc-l o. whom are crcta-.s-
eaviEg ne tel-lw-lg named hel--- Ja-l-.
5-rzeg. EdTsrl BrrksF. and Marr A. T1s-1r- sf
lQslel. lliallz- sari1 iu.errla-rl-,- si.- Eulsl-
iici hei11, nov leceas-l. leaving the following
-1lidrel sudiesg Nein- % Aellr aou11r- HIcb-
gan, Elullra. ll-crI1zrr1el wifl ALie InCrsas
% keEt csluntT- Michigan Ckri-fiara llleru1a--
Ted Elt1 stephen Ecau. of Camll "a coCurr-
"a. Ect-r Aeil1. 1i ll1-s-oTTu. cambria cCulfr-
Pa John 4. kein- IsTy 4 Eetm, Aa-th4l A.
Seim znt Is gliia keir,, 81 eur csuIl-T Aickili.-
lou arr here1y GctiEesi tlar N PURSUANCE u A
Nr1- ~ Partition ls~Jett g-r II ne Orphans
lolrt o. 5onersr- county. Pa and- me direct
80, VII hold a INA sezt CT me premises en-
ne real estate of Alf.reW hiough dee b.. siiua-e
u tusmaholllg tuEuslsn- -lUlf rseg culurr
pa q Monday. the 1oIa Gay 0f FeGrl1-y. t-s
E1en and where y0r c4n attend r. gou thius
prrp@r
-herif-s 0fflce. IsATAE GOOD
Ja1la = o., l-e1. -1eriI
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

theu guedAu
did
John Q
hesra c
asoft
d and
D.
AN' 4 n sERxLEY HkEaI1S sEILi
o
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
nIvoRCE

NOTICE IN DIVORCE
Ishma-i = Baerl n The Court Of Common Pleas
u -gf Sorcnser GO Ps. No lzI
Hannah Bzsr- SEP I. is- No. 81 Dec- 7. -
fsuhpsrna and AE1s Subpoena IN DiEorre-
p Erasns Bssr. ~ Iacsz,i.l.f -i..re acz,.,f-
Yor arr hereby nolllet 70 Be and sppssr a. the
next Court q Comm ec Pleas fir-slrsefsel Curury
% be kaif A. Snrn-r-et % the 9rh Nontar iu Fen-
rla-r. t.-s 9Th csF 70 slSasr q clsllp zlur Cf
Is-lae J. Efs- yusr n1l--al-ss ire ui-iutlf ko9ve
named. an shnN fause. f ans g1u laFe. ~
ynI-r said husband "a gl1 % G r. divorced frum
rle bones ~ a-Air.r1srE Fuf.ret Ir . = IN yol
aar-ssltly O. tn- rr1Ver n Ei- 7-i'ti1n ard L1e
exrfIfre-1 axsirsr gru 1-fs-e -laf f,.urr-
sn-rir iltce. l1AIAE GOOD.
S0mcrs-t. FGb'y !. isa-- SderiL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
DIvoRcE.

NOTICE N DIVORCE
May A. Wiri1k. Iu rhe rorr- cf Common
-Feas ~ -oueus-t co Pa-
Israel Hisick- S0. - -epr T. - Ne. 81
D-c-T fs1-
lSIhp-na snc ali4s slbp,ens in Divorce
r I.ru,i HIics. ~ R.ssr.--,.ai s5ereH.alr-f
You are her-by noii sd % ae and sprear al ihs
neKs C0ur- of Colnlns fiezs for -GnlerseI touury
% - held azsonlrrsel on The an Muraizg In Feb.
f-Tl. '-7ta day - zusEere eOllr ililz u A1-y A.
Wick your Wtis lle pisir t.ss ao0re named snL
shoE 1s= II any ynu have. = ly your -sid VIE
sdoul1 & - divorced ron the olrsiS nT mar
mouy entered into Viih ycu azreeshIF 30 The
p-sTs- q her Fstiton sni- nhsl eXh.hissd sasilst
v0u nsf ~ aid COur-
Sher-s-s fir1cc. ISAIAH GOOD
5oEezef, Feb ) I. Los s1Erif.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

Regular February term Of court begins
next Moaday. Toe criminal list SCI for trial
is much smaller than usual Il Is probabl le
that court vii adjourn about the middle o.
the week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22
T EGAL NOTICE

+ EGAL NOTICE.
IN he n ltte- 0f ih1 Esl1e1 n the Crphzus
of Pll1p BErT. iale Of Cour of Somerset
Jeftsrson t9ElsaiT, deed CouE1T. Pa
2 zE rieu g ear .-.rc--a
Solice i hereby gwen, that tde petition 81
Joan G7r'tuer. A.uiat-trtr1r VI -sif deceased
q - presented . The Cos.rt on the -Is- dav %
december A D l,,7-- ssf-i1- flrih ihat BE- hs,i
liel a ana aeco-lls il sa-d ->fEe al.li had raid
1rr al miners l. LIS h1lis % lhe parils legally
enrltle1 tneret,. aud praying the Court fha1 BE-
De discharged .-cnl TIE sluries ~ bis appointment
and -har n and bis slriries be released -rt -nzs
an 0rier i0T his seal tlsckerye si.l b. askld for
AZ Al Orphans court. @ - aslc a. ccn1crse1 on
the--lh day ef Ftn-I4ry A. D. I,gs
Ey tae Csurf.
A. J. HILEHAN
CLERK
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

The many Somerset friends Of Mr. aad
Ms Earl Osie, Of Johnsi0En, viii be sorry
to leara Of the loss Of thsir i.ttls daughter,
Jessie. sae having died Friday eveaing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-22

The bridge Al Gienoo. on the Pittsburgh
division, B. & 3. r. broke down Saturday
night All trains were delayed from twelve
70 twenty -sour bours-