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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
CONSUMPTION CONTAGIOUS.


At is recent meeting in Lancaster, the
the State B 1arI Of Hath adopted the fol-
lowing
Resided, That this Board considers the
evidence in favor Of the doctrine Of the CON-
municsbiiity Of tu5ercaioas diseases, and
especially Of that form known as consump-
ton Of The lungs, TO Be Of 50 convincing 8
character IS 10 demand recognition by sani-
tsry authorities, and therefore,
Rssolsei. That tuberculosis (including
consumption Of the lungs. De added 70 the
list Of feOmmunicable disease dangerous to
the public health in the rsgulztioas Of this
board, and farther
Rssolsed, That this B0ard strongly recon
msnds 10 all local Blards OF Health that
they require return Of tuberculosis, when it
has reached the infectige stage, from ali
physicians and hO1sehOldsrs, in the same
manner that returns Of other infectious dis
eases are nov required.
Action with respect 70 the reception Of
smallpox patients IN local hospitals was
taken as follows:
WHEEEAs. Il hzs oone 70 the knoEledge
Of the State Board Of Health Of PenasyiEs-
MA that pe-son suffering from small pox
has been denied admission into hospital
erected for the reception of contagious dis
eases, for the P1rP1ss Of AEoiding the eK-
penss attendant on the care Of the same
thereby leading 10 the exposure OF large
number fpersons to the danger Of acquiring
this disease; therefore,
ResOlSsd, That the secretary be requested
10 conmunicsle with local B1ards of II Hs4lih,
Health Commissioners and Poor Directors
and TO urge upon them the duty Of reosiy-
ing and caring for any case Of contagious
disease applying for shelter and care, even
though the legal settlement Of such person
be IN another district
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
News Tens 4.

Franklin Count Pa. wheat S infested
with over !, ,0o00o0 green lice % the square
yard OF grain.
The big mass meeting Of strikers a Scott
dale Thursday drew thousands Of the cokers
10 that place, where the graves Of dad lead
ers and martyrs 10 the cause were covered
with flowers and enthusiastic speeches were
made. L IS estimated thai Al least ten thoGs
snd strikers we're in line, and the order Of
the day was pe-fsct-
The farmers Of Monroe county are bat
tling With CT: Eorns, which bite Of the
tender shoots Of corn j1st as they oome
through the ground. In many places whole
fields have 10 Be replanted- Salt and plaster
are tired with but little effect and some
farmers patiently 60 over the ground dig
ging about every hill
Chester County farmers aud d.irynen.
who have daily shipped thousands Of quarts
Of milk into Philadslphia, viii ship no more
until they can furnish 3 certificate proving
their COWS 70 Be free from tuberculosis This
soiion vas decided on THURSDAY by MIX
InspeetOr Byrns, and Is causing considerable
excitement and indignation among the
farmers.
The State sons Of Veterans in session al
Johns;oEn last week elected these Oiicsrs
Division Commander. Charles A. Johns. Mt
Carmel senior vice diviSioa coAmand r,
W. Il Hays, PheaiIviile; junior vice de-
p4rfment eommander, Charles E ChapPls,
yOhnsiOEn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
New Railroad.

MISUNDERSTANDING the depression that sx
isis ali over the country the people Of the
north Of this county will witness some rail
road construction in the near future that
must inevitably result in great benefit 10 this
entire region On Saturday last meeting
Of interested parties Was held il Hunting
don a. which the Brooks MilIs.and Altoona +;
the Bedford and Blair County the Manns
Choice ard Hyndnan and the Somerset and
Bedford Railroads ssre merssd into one cor
pOrztion to be known Is the The Pennsyi-
vAnia Midland"
All Of the above corporations can be said
to have existed mziniy on paper up TO this
time. cut the Pennsylvania Midland rep
resenls vast amount Of wealth, and We are
assured viii be pushed 10 complexion The
officers 0. the new corporation are president.
Geo. B 0riady, Of Huntingdon; Secretary,
Samuel l. spyksr. Of Huntingdon; Treasu-
rer, Grant Wilson, Of Harrisburg Directors,
T. Gerrish, J. J. Gerrish, Geo. NJ. Warren, Of
Maine Jn0 Norwood. OF New Jersey c. P.
Dali, Of Nc yeightovn, Pa ; 2. J. Kooser, of
SolAcIscA " - nCJ-OoNAf "a AO-A-N2-S
burg: Harry Cessna, Of Bedford, and Geo.
B. Orlsdy. OF Huntington
TIE route Of the new road has been sur
veyed and 4 contract let for the construction
Of a large lection OF It. The line extending
into this county runs from Oysterburg, Bed
ford county, 10 Ashtola, in Paint township,
The Allegheny mountain i crossed. Al > gap
near Crnm DosIoihee, in Shade township
No tunnel viii be necessary 10 cross The
mountain at tha; point ss route with a
grade Of 80 feet 10 the mile has been adopted.
Several OF the officers Of the new road have
been interested for years in coal and mineral
lands in Shade and Paint townships. while
others have been acquiring large interests IN
that region during the past year. The rad
will extend from Altoona to HynGman and
viii be entirely independent Of the Penn
sylvaniz and Baltimore & y hio system.
When the line Is completed it will furnish
direct railroad Communication between this
place and Bedford by way Of the Cambria
L1mber COmpsHy's railroad along Shade
creek 70 AshtOla, but the route viii be about
as roundabout as the present one via Hynd-
man The HERALD's informant says that
:he new line viii be in operation within
year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

A Long Period Of Rain.

Il used % be regarded as wonderful when
= week OF contiazous rain was had in such
period L is 10 unusual occurrence now to
have rain fall for tao weeks, and az present
there has been more or les rain every day
with exception Of one day for twenty-five
days May, o. this year. was the Wetssi
month on record for long while, and 20
far June promises 70 be Of Ike condition
The volume Of water which fell in all parts
Of the State during Nay was the greatest
over the sane area noted in 8 long while,
and did vast damage 70 railroads, in their de-
s;r1ction and in loss in business, and falling
OF in Eagss Of employees. This last item,
when added 10 the To- PrOdnoed by business
conditions, VII surpaSs any similar effects
felt BY the railroads Of Pennsylvania.
Just how great has been and viii be the
loss Oceasioaed By the rains Of May and
June can only be fixed by getting a. the in
juTy done to crops Of al kind, and which
viii only be sscertained when the hsrvests
are gathered. Production Of hay is now
in danger Of not being up to the average, as
the grass crop shows signs Of falling of in
many directions because Of too much rain.
There is still time TO overcome some Of
these drawbacks, and sufficient unto the day
is the evil thereof
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
The Pennsylvania Summer-Trav-
cling Guide.

The Sumner Excursion Book oftbe Penn
syIvania Railroad for 1894 is cut. and pre-
sents an unusually meritOrious appearance
Great care has been exercised in is oompil-
alton, the technical information being ss-
pecially reliable
The great variety Of routes Suggested, the
exhaustive schedules Of rates, the graphic
descriptions Of about four hundred places,
the explanatory maps and the illustrations,
make the volume exceedingly valuable and
almost Indispensable 10 those contemplating
SIMMER touring.
A nominal charge Of ten cents IS placed
Un each copy, which can be obtained on sp-
Pliczti0n 10 TICKET agents OF the General Pas
senger Agent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, Philadelphia Ten cents extra
will be charged for mailing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
Holes IN The Ground.

We learn from Garrett that L. C. King has
been drilling quite number OF wells in or
near that place. We have heard Of ten or
more drilled at that place during the past
few weeks. He mus; move on to New
Lexington where he is 70 drill one for C. B.
Moore, the Eell-knosn merchant, as soc u
IS possible. From the present outlook II
looks as though Nr. King will have to work
his machinery double turn in order % salts
fy his many customers His Office is in The
Knepper Block, Somerset, Pa, where be
can be seen al all times when not out of
town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
A Handsome Book on Summer
TragA1

The Baltimore and Ohio r 2 Co has
just issued q handsome book descriptive Of
the various simmer resorts. in the noun
tsins and BY the seaside, adjacent to or
reached By its system CT lines
It is finely printed and illustrated BY =
number Of very fine cuts Send 10 cents %
Chas o. Scnll, GsaI Passenger Agent, Balti-
more, Nd, for copy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
Trout ssreams STOCKED.

Saturday Messrs. Frank L. Meyers, Porter
Hetiiey. Rev Nall and Joseph Levy received
from tie state Hatchery al Corr, shipment
Of : large number OF trOat fry which were
deposited IN the Bingner and Laurel runs,
south Of Somerset, and IN the Kooser. Jonesi
Mills, Laurel and Clear runs in Jefferson
township. Trout in the two first named
streams had almost bec5ms extinc: and an
effort is now being made to re establish
them IS good fishing ground The Jeffsr-
son ioEnshiP streams in years past furnish
ed fShisg for sportsmen from this and adjoin-
ing counties, but for the past Two or three
seasons the catch has been very small n all
ofthem- Sporsmsn should al take an act
i've interest II seeing that the streams stock
ei are protected, and We are assured by those
interested that ali violations Of the State
law which g1aran'ees protection 70 all
stocked streams for period Of three yeaus,
viii be vigorously prosecuted
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

4 ieE days ago two small Sbildren-One
three aad the other lie years Of 2gs-of
Mr. snd Mrs- Harrison Custer. Of Shade
township were lefI alone in the house for
shori tine, when they climbed on 70 bed
an piled up the 5ei clothes nltil they VIE
sbls 70 reach shot gun which was hanging
s-1inst the val Ia attempting to remove
the gun Il was discharged zad the contenY
catered the left leg Of the youngest eaYd,
tearing II ALMOST entirely from the bSdy.
D. Non and G1riaer, OF S-oyestOSaf who
rers called upon to attend the little saterer,
foand that il vas Necessary 10 anpltaie the
Injured limb. TIE child survived TIE OPer-
afion only about iEeuty minuses.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

GA Saturday, Fad ins--, VA1dyke Hum5ert
hang up his e1at aud vest in the Oth,e OF
the Riverside H3tei. C3nhlence, snd when
be retained . pat them on short time
Afterwards he nissei glid watch and chain
and > god finger nag that be had left in
oae Of the pockets Of bis vest day or
tso following Is yeAr-oid Henry Mitchell
Vas missing SssPlciOn Was directed to-
yards Mitchell aad Constable O. Roderick
5uDd hin Monday n the Yse-oda L7nSer
Yards, six miles Eest OF Coodasncs, with
the watch in his vest pocket, and the ring
on his fnEsr. lie vas arrested and brought
here TO jail Monday evening The lad's
parents cane to Conaasnee from Uaiontevn
sbout year ago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
A DMINIsTRATORs' NOTICE..

Eslzte Of Geo. ". Benfari lz.e Of S0msrset boz
o-En. dee O.
eIlers Of administration having been granted
y the proper su.ha-l-y, % the uldsrsigued- no
ice i hereby gwen lo ali persu1s indebted %
s1id estste % make immediate pay ueill. Enl
Ih1sa having claims asain-I sald sstaie Vii pre-
seut then flly zurhe-Lezred lsr settieuel- aad
Allowance. 90 The late residence u t1e deoezsed.
or slr1nisg, June ID. l-9f
NES. HARGARET BESFORD.
Af-nlulSrrztr5 4
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
or Interest 70 Road Supervisors.

case Of interest ts farmers and township
officers was tried in the Blair county Court,
AZ H0llidsys5Urg. = few weeks sgo- The
plaintiff was William Weysnt, the superyi.-
or Of Blair township, and the defendant was
Thomas Patterson. = taxpayer il the same
township. The suit was brought to recover
two yesrs' back road taKes amounting 70 SO.
The defense was that Mr Patterson had
erected and maintained in good repair
public watering trough along the township
road, having pune, clear water running into
the same, and was easy of access, suitable
for watering horses and cattle. The defend
ant claimed that, under The provisions OF
the aci Of April >, 1876. be was entitled to
the annual compensation OF s. for the use
Of the trough. and the failure Of the town
ship 70 pay the sum for two years squared
the claim f0r taxes. Supervisor WeyAnt IL
sisted that the trough had been maintain
ed without his sanction and authority, and
the law made the matter wholly iiscretions-
" with the supervisors
Judge Bell also took this view OF the case
aud directed verdict in favor OF the plain
tiff This Is the first reported case under the
watering trough law.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
The Worlds Fair Rebuilt for the
PAGES OF History

The Book Of the Builders" one Of the
mos; artistic and magnificent publications
ever issued Is now beng offered by Tie Pists
burg DiG,afo5 10 its readers It is beyond
question the creates; oder ever made BY 3
newspaper. See TIC DisPateA for fnIl insor-
nation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

EstL-s of Henry Gzgzula. deed, Ia;e q Br0the--
valley township
Letters -estaualtary on ne above STATE haF-
ing becu Erautei o. the undersi gued by t1e prop
er authority u0llce i hereby giFel % al u-rsoIs
knowing themselves luieole1 - sad es1are %
make iuGle1laie payment and tbose having
claims asallst the sane - presear L1el duly
zutheulczted i5r settlement 90 saturday, July
lEIh, -, sr lne home ol Gee q
:. FGRSEl.
Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
UDITOR-s NOTICE.

The uudcrsi-netl having beer duly apE-oiu.-
- Auditor ty the Court % Common Peas %
>rmer-ef culnfy. Pa. % make Distribution q
slsuee of = = Forney. % and among those r.
slily entitled thereto. herehv gives notice that
De uiI attend ~ the duties % said auuoiut-
meut on THURSDAY, June 18Th. l-ii 20 , o-ciosS
=. n q said day- az his Office iu the borough
al -olnersst, Pa when and Ehere all peTSulIs
car attend.
GEO. r. SGTLI-
AuIirfr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

M s J. Bosser, Rep1bliosn candidate
Tor Jury Commissi0ne-, sold his farm IL
Milford township, Monday, to John C.
Ankeuy, for $ 80. Mr.. Ankeny l. 70 have
possession on April Isl, 1895.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Work has been commenced upon an
extension 5sE62 feet TO the Catholic Mon
asiery al New Baltimore When the pro
posed extension Is completed the buiIding
VII be Ie2 feet long.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Ms joe Irwin, ofthe s1nerset House.
missed her POckei book containing abon.
so Friday she dos not know whether
she lost il OF whether It was stolen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Fde5e1s Council y 0. {. A n are max
ing arrangements 10 hol reunion Of AL
the councils IN The county on SATURDAY, Ja-
IL es-h, IN the beautiful grove at that place
Tae vari0as c5unciis IN Cambria county
vii De invitei 20 p1rlicipste- Ex-Governor
p aver hss promised % b. present and de
HFer an ADDE'S IA case n5tAIng iaieTferes 10
keep him al home CJngressman Hicks and
o-her no;z5lss vii a'so be invited TO attend
and make spzecaes- Tle COMMITTEES IN
charge Of the arrangements held an inter
viex Sith representative Of ihe B 4 @
passenger department Taars3Iy aai arrAns-
eI for ex.arsiln trains
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Members Ofthe vAnious camps P 0. S. A,
Of Bedford county, VII present three flags
10 the Bedford county Court on July 4th,
one 70 aoai from the top Of the temple Of
justice and two to be draped above the bench
in the court room
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Miss Polly Pile, who makes her home
with he family Of Mr.. David HeiDle in
somersef township, fsu down q Eight OF
stairs one day last week and wzs seriously
injured
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
A ssIGSEE,s NOTICE.

Noiice = hereby given thai Jonathan saith
aut wife. q 5lGyest0En borulgh. 50-lsrsel co.n-
y, Fa- have made q voluntary assig1Ilelt o ne
q al their esiate. real personal zld mixed. II
trlsiI 2 The beuert o. The crsdit0rs Of tie szid
Jon4ta1 -l-ln- Al persons having claims
against tle said IaEaf1an saith Wil present.
them % TIE uudersignft daily authenticated. on
51iur1aT- lu-y N. l-9i a. the resl1euce Qf The
sid JolzLhEn smith. "a The hoiouEn o. >i0yes-
town, Pa. and al persons owing said 5oIai han
-Dita VIII DaEe lIlleti tte "a vlent ~
JJHN Il ZIMMERMAN.
Asstzree-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

The proposed uni0n mesdng Of the various
secret and frziernAl lodges fJphBstown and
the surrounding c0uutry Is a certainty, and
Wednesday and Thursday, August 18Th and
I6.h have been selected as the dates upon
Sbich il vii be held Two dates were
decided upon for the nsason that il viii be
impossible f0r members Of a. the lodges to
attend one single meeting. All Of the lodges
and frzternsl orders in this county have
been invited 70 participate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
Phosphate for euekwheat.

Iwiu have car OF phosphate for delivery
st lockwood, Tuesday, the 18th inst Anzl-
ysis By Pehns. State Board Of Agriculture
$25I5 per tou. Price SIC % per ton.
c. B. MooRE,
New LexingtOu. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
ExECUTORs NOTICE.


EsIlIe d IlTl1 HeIlle1- DEC b
Letters testaleatsry on the aboEe eslate hsV-
ing been granted % the undersigned by the prop
er authority notice q hs-eoy given % all persons
indebted O. sai1 es-zte % uaze immediate pay
urut and lh1se having clzi-1s against The sslle
Vii present them duly authenticated for settle
ueuE - the executor A. his residence m
Redwood borough, % Ihursiay. June -lsl -.
L D. MILLER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
BINDER TWINE

for ash il 50 n bales We sell sis.l T~ine
for7 cents and Manila for cents per n.
New Twine just received and guaranteed
JANKs 3. HOLDERRArx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

The regular services vii be held in the
Somerset Presbyterian Church on next sab
bath June Il. The pastor-Rev. 7 J. Bris-
tew-Till preach morning and ereaing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
AUDITORS 5 NOTICE.

The undersigned having been duly appoint
III Auditor dy the tourt 20 Common Pleas %
-~fiIlierssf county. Pa. 20 distribute the fgla
Lu the hands I'D the sheriff arising from the
sale ef the real estate of Alouzo and J. r
Hartman o. and among th0-e ieeailF cotltlel
Thereto. herchy gives noiice ftsit he wiz AZ
tend 20 the duties uf his appointment Ihurs-
day. June -2,th. lStf. 90 Do O'Clock A NJ. -
said csy. az his Office IN the bsT1uzh q SOM
crss.f- Wh-n and where al persons Interested
can attend.
GID r -CIII-
Auf1ror
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

A correspondent writing from Kennel :
Mil, Southampton township, says The old
people Of this section Of the county are pass
ingrsPidly away, = score or more octoge-
nzrians having died in the last ten years
some Of the old folks stil remain, among
them beng Valentine Lepley, aged s5, and
Jonathan Fsichtner, sged =. Ms Henry
MARI, Ms. Daniel KCrnS, and Jonathan
Kennel are all IN . preczriOus STATE Of
health.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Millions Of seveaieel-year locusts, slso
known IS -Phzraoa" lOclsts, all With The
ominious W dzrkly and distinctly out
lined on their gsuzy wings, are making
themselves heard in ali S5aih Jersey The
tender b5ughs and tEigs Of forest trees are
falling Ike rain from the ravages Of the
p,sgues, and the truckers and farmers are
greatly slArme5 least the coantless sSarms
Of insects sh3ali Leave the oak, the pine and
the Chestnut tres ofths timber land f5r q
new home on aPple, pear and peach trees.
This section VIII key soon have them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

The Liehiy ETsnselical Church viii hold
its first q uarteTiy snonvention on June 3
and "a Rev. J. ". Domer viii be present.
The teachers and scholars Of the Lichiy
Church Sunday school vii render special
y prepared Childrens' Day programme neIt
uudsy afternoon. at , O'Clock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

A Chiidrsns' Day service will Be held in
the Methodist Church next Sunday evening.
The Pablie is cordially invited to be prese-;
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
A SsIGSEES NOTICE

Natioe IS hereby gwen TIA. J1stls Wa'keT. of
the toE1s1i , q Summit. 1y deel q Noluu-zry
Assignment. dated tne lath day o. Nsrrh. l~-4
zs-i gne1 - Nahlou r walker. in trls- for the
benefit o. the credit-s q sad j-lsrus Naiker. al
the estate. real and personal. q ne said Jus.ls
Walker thz- he Kid Mahl01 4 WALKER has-
ing declined The sllid rrus- the Cours of Common
PEAS % ll1crset couuig ald. On he lsin Cay of
MsT. les appoint tns u1derslgaed ~ AsslE1eu
Aforesaid 81 place Elc s-ezd Of sa.d NshloD L.
" 4ik e re,is gael Al ts--sols iudeafec % sid
Jls-us NalEer Vii make iUu-1lizre PAY neat
and those having Gains and demands Wil Dr--
sent iae sane without delay % ne ~ : -msTseL,
Pa
JOHN r SCOTT.
AsEfguee u fvsrrls "a kfkar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

A Chidrens' Day service vii be held in
the Reformed Church, at this place, nsrt
Sunday evening Al 20 O'Clock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Sunday evening specially prepared CHI
crel's Day exercises were conducted in the
Presbyterian and L1therza churches. large
congregations were present al both houses
Of worship All Of the performances were
very ersdita5le and are highly spoken OF.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Mr.. J. D. Yoder. Of Monitor, Kan, was =
EsIc5me caller a. this ofhse Friday. He
Was former resident Of Stonycresk town
ship. bat left this county thirtee n years ag)
and has since resided in the west Mr.. Yo-
der was present a. the Brethren annual
meeting and Is nov visiting among his som
erser county relatives.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
A ssIGXEEs NOTICE.

N0tice e he7e1y given fha- Mzhlol P Walker
and his uilz. Anna. oi -l= Egals1ip @ sun
mir. By G=e1 u Voluntary Ass zall-uI. dated The
Ian day uf Apri lslL htge ~ gael % John <
SEQ Q. uf ne loTuug1 % S1mer@ct. Pa. II tTllst
for The h-l-iL oi tl- creiita-s Qf said MahAuu <
walker. a. the ssLzle- real aue Persona. q t1e
said 81 2 "a Hatker Al pzrsols ilds btec % sad
ME1lol 4 Walk-r VII I AZ ill-llzre pay
mert % the said kssiEuee. AL t1ose having
eialms or cenznds sill present. the sz-1e ailhout
delay
JOHN r SCOTT,
Assignee 81 4ahlon R Walker.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Pipes for the water mains are being deliy-
cred in different paris Of town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Mrs- Alex lands, who thirty years ago
accompanied her husband and fsuily 10
Iowa and has since been a resident Of Va
terloo, that state, called a. she HERALD Of
zoe One day last week She L now sixty
tEo years Of age and says that she learned
the letters Of the alphabet from the columns
Of the HERaLD and has been = reader Of this
pspsr ever since she learned to read. Ma
lands came ezst 10 sttsnd the annual meet
ing Of the Brethren church.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

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