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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15
APottsrr For ursina.

Residents Of Ursina are taking active
steps looking toward the erection of a
large pottery al that place It has been
known for years past that sll OF the land
in the neighhorh0od Of Ursina i under
laid with vein-from seven 10 twelve
feef--of excellent potter's clay, but up
until a few weeks ago. when sample lots
% clay were tsken u one Of the pOsteries
At New Brighton, Pa. and manufactured
into ware. no attempt had ever been
made 20 utilize il The result Of the test
at New Brighton Is said 70 have eonvine-
Ell the people Of Ursina that they have a
bonanza At their door and already a pot
tery company has been organized and
two-fhir,ls OF the capital stock has been
subscribed Those who have seen the
samples Of ware manufactured from Ur-
sina clay SAY that il Is OF superior quail
ity and far better than that Manufactured
from the clay found al New Brighton and
Eas; Liverpool. Ohio- The Ursina clay.
il i claimed, Is bes1 adapted for the man
uflc4ure OF pottery for ornamental pur-
poses and line table ware We hope
the budding company viii blossom into
a fully developed industry and viii be
the means Of attracting many people Ia
Trsina-
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Highest Of al in Leavening POver-Iaest u s Govt Report
R9:all! Q! RsxdsgE RRs;xIIeg
ADSCLUTEEY pUEE
Over loi Years Of age.

\ family reunion was held. Welnes-
day, al the country home Of Samuel Wis
singer. in honor 81 Cambria couniy's
venerable patriarch. Lewis Wissinger.
who reached the remarkable age Of l0l
years ON June q last. Mr.. Wissinger has
lived under the administration OF every
President of the United States, having
been born during Washington's second
term There were oyer 80 guests at the
reunion. There are = grandchildren and
40 great grandchildren.
Lewis WiSsinger was born June p,
l7sr. ON farm on the Bedford pike.
about two and one-half miles from Johns
town. His father, afier serving in the
Revolutionary war, purchased this tract
of land and moved from Bedford county
10 it, which was al that time perfect
wilderness. He continued t. live there
until his death, at the age Of eo He had
II children, Of whom Lewis was one Of
the oldest and the only one now living,
the others having died al ages varying
from 50 TO % years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15
Barksa Up the Wrong Tree.

Levi knapp, Of Ligonier township,
has for some time past been missing
locust trees from his Land and concluded
20 trap the guilty parties. The trees were
cut down and trimmed into posts with
saws TO svoid the noise Of ehopping. Mr..
Enupp cut the bark on a number OF trees
and wrote his name on the wood, after
which the bark WAS carefully replaced
wednesday he discovered that some OF
the marked trees had been stolen aud he
went 10 Ligonier 70 search flr them He
found the trees in possession uf hessrs.
Segar Bros, who had purchased them
from Joseph, John and Ira Ruusr. Mr..
KnupP made information against the
Rutters, charging them with larceny and
cutting down trees. They were snbse-
quently arrested and entered bail for
court -freen s5Erg DcHOcra,.
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Coal Shipments Keeping Up.

The old maxim about an III wind blow
ing good to some one i applicable 70 the
effect the reoenf coal strike has had upon
the struggling mining industries Of this
county Somerset county eosl was eager
" sought after during the strike and since
the strike ias been declared of the de
mand has kept up and in a number Of
instances has increased Mines that had
been struggling for years TO introduce
their coal into the eastern markets are
now running full time and the indications
are that the demand for Somerset county
coal viii be permanent
Capitalists. ii seems have come to rec
ognize this faci and every week brings
speculators into this county who are eager
70 invest their money in undeveloped
coal lands. The mining interests Of our
county have a great future
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15
Deaths Harvest.

Sarah. wife Of L. W. Brehm, the we'll
known baker and c0afeciioner. died very
unexpectedly between seven and eight
o'clock Saturday morning. AT her home on
Main cross street. from nislarial fever.
Mrs. Brehm had been sick for only about
a week and was confined 10 her bed only
three or four days hefure her death. Al
no Tim mp until Friday night was her
condition looked upon ~ serious by those
al her bedside. and not until early Ssiur-
day morning was a fatal termination Of
her disease thought Of Tae announce
ment OF her death was profonnd shock
% the community, but few Of the towns
people having known of her Illness.
The deceased was daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Menser, of Somerset b1r-
ough. and WAS the first member Of a fani-
ly Of eleven children to pass away. She
was - years Of age and had been married
for ten years
Mrs. Brehm possessed many excellent
traits Of character and was well-liked and
esteemed by a host of friends. The f;i-
neral took place at 10 o'clock Monday
morning, services being conducted by
Rev. J. \ Harkey, Of the Lutheran
Church. The bereaved husband and fam
ily have the sympathy Of the entire com
muniiy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

Among other visitors in SOlneusei dur
ing the week ~as Prof W n irvine
principal Of the Nercershnrg School iof
Young Nea- Prof Irvine Was looking
M the Interests Of his school. which by
the way i Esst beo0uning the leading IN
S,itution Of its kind IN PennSyiFania-
Amoae the students Al the Mercensi,urg
school Last year Was Mr.. Carl >eosf. eldest
~ou Of John r. Scott. ESQ He VII return
10 Meroerslsurg the coming se=ssion and
viii prepare himself for college II i
proi..fle that tsro or three other sonerse;
voaths viii attend the MereersDarg school
a. result Of Prof IrFine's visit
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

The Katvdid has already be,yun 10 sing. and
the old Tradition has been rrVixed thai this
little bird sings six weeks before the flrSf fr~f-
-ScctrEi cassfcasgslruftrz.
The katydid hasn't begun 70 sing for
il has no voice. once again we must re-
mind our sssentifie contemporaries that
the katydid. like the grssshopPer and the
cricket. stridulates- The melancholy
sound il make comes from the rubbing
together af two hard organs NJ the base Of
the foreWings- The green little insect
may fsrstoken the first frost in SIX weeks.
bat Il doesn't do Is by singing II only
scratches oct ifs warning. This isn't pO-
e.i-ll bat IL faet.-Hasr1ssafg Ps,rso,.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

For the Ridgeview eamp-meeting. to be
held near MillwOod, Pa, August 10th Ia
18th, inclusive. the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will sell, from August I4th
20 2ssh, inclusive. rOund-trip tickets 70
MillwOOd and return al reduced rales
from all stations on the Pittsburg Divis-
ion. Southwest Pennsylvania Branch. and
Western Pennsylvania Division east OF
and including Freeport. These tickets
viii be valid for return passage until An-
gust STh, inclusive.
Full information in regard to rates and
special train arrangements can be obtain
cd on application n ticket Offices
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15
Elected sr One Yst..

At last February's election Peter Nc
Arthur WAS declared elected school di-
rector Of Carbon township in Huntington
county. by majority Of four votes over
W. W. Reed Reed contested the election
on the ground that the board had wrong
fully thrown cut five votes east for him.
which would have elected him by one
vote. To this Macarthur made answer
that the five disputed ballots were prop
eEiy thrown out because each contained
cro=Smarl<s in two circles
The court held that the two er0~smarks
were not inconsistent with each other be-
cause the candidates voted for for school
directors in both columns did not exceed
the total number % be voted for The
election Of Macarthur was. therefore, set
aside and W. W. Reed was declared
elected in his stead sIy one majority.
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teacher. for Psiat ToEaship.

Al q recent meeting Of the Board of
following teachers were elected for the
six-months' term. commencing October
lss4: Seese, Milton Livingston Hoffman
". II. Hechler; Berkey. Austin HolsOp-
pie; Ashtola. Lewis Shafler; Morning
Land. George Hammer; Flat Rock, Guy
HOlsopple; Clear Spring, r HolsOpple: /:
Custer. Minnie Lehman Border School
WAS NOT LEI. The salaries range from So
to <s5.
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ysuusr Township Schools.

The Beard of School Directors Of Jen-
ner township. Somerset county, hss elect
ed the following teachers for the term
commencing the sd prox-, AT the salaries
indicated: Jenner y Roads, NJ l. Weigh
ley, 81; Laurel Hill. d. l. Wand, 81;
Maursr, r. W Lohr, 81 BieseckeT. r.
B. Shaffsr, ssE Hoffman, NJ l. Hoffman,
ST. Cooper. Eeekie korns, 81; Blough-
Annie Sipe. 81; STUN, Emma J.
Schumacher. 81, Hare, John Griffith. sas
Cover. J. VI. Bloagh, s3ss Skunk. VIII
lissm Hammer, So Thomas Dale, VIII
liam Howard. 81, Walter. John ;. Mil
Ter, 81. sipe, Nora Miller. sss Pile c. c.
Schmneker, S3
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15
Fr;sdsns Hsrrsst Home.

The following gentlemen viii deliver
addresses at tine Friedens Harvest Home
Picnic, Saturday. Aug. Issh: Rev. Salem,
Of Ssalplevel; Rev. Lan. Of HOoversviils-
Rev. wetsel. Of Stoyestowns Rev. Hark-
ey, Of Somerset; Rev 6sePhart, Of La
vznsville; Prof O. a. SAVIOR. Of Rock
wood The addresses viii he inienspers-
ed with music by the Friesiens Band
All Indications point 10 a very large
gathering
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15
vsrthls,, Cheeks

\ dispatch from Reading says: Judge
Ementrout, Monday. issued a bench
warrant for the arrest of John X. Gerring-
er on the charge Of representing that he
paid to the treasurer Of the Laurel Hill
Lumber Company. in sSEsenSet county.
- lo0 on 20 shares Of stock he had sub
seribed for. and upon his application z
shares of stock were transferred 10 him
and were sold ~ him and for which he
never paid, cheek dated on sunday hav-
ing been given 10 the treasurer Of the
Dsnyille National hank which Was not
hoRored The application was made by
the Laurel Hin Lumber Company Ger
niger j. a stockholder Of the company
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

To Policy Carey. interuEirried with Daniel
Carey In Gar rreff county. Nd. Julia NerlieT-
infernl.s ryis-d with Frank Bitner. near I0ne~'
Mills WtStnlorsislnd rcunfy. IA. Washing
ton Werner. q 0arrtfr county Nd the chill
dren % William Werner. dec'd-, Who's naIneS
and residences arr unknown also the chil-
dreT Of SsaFszh Trcstler. dcctzlse<t daughter
ufsGSe nanse@ and rs<idence< arr unknoW n,
al~aB the children of 4 cecetand daughter. La
vinia Hainbaugh viz- Mis=eur1. iniertnlrried
with James Campbell. Iatrule. Pa. and Eva
Mav HeinhuuEh living AZ II Mont. fayeffe
rs,sinty. Pa al~o Eliza Werner. who removed
"a, one q tn western states
You are hereby notified a. appsar at an Or
pfauSs Courr 10 b. held AZ esoIIserSsf. ON Mon
day the 2ffh day of September next 10 &C
ces. OF refuse 10 take the rial estate pf John
NJ v eruer. dec'd-. AZ the appraisers va-nil-
tion or show cause Why the same should not
be sold
sheriff. olsee- EDWARD HOOVER,
Auz. 8 IBL sheril,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

4 breeze of excitement WAS oc'sssloilt'd
lsSs sunday by the finding of three sticks
Of dynamite lying under . frog oi the
raiiroad track n Pine Hill s1ation on the
Berlin branch The dynamite was found
a few minutes after the Hyndman eNe4lr-
sion train had passed on the way down IN
the morning and il was at first thought %
have been T,l.scei there for the purpose Of
blowing up the train The asre'i'e oi
any indigstions u evil intent led aiter-
ward to the conclusion that the explosive
had l,eeR hid there for safe Keeping
Rs.-l.ll n--.r.f
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

DIR. Agnew's Cure FOR the Heart give
perfect relief in all cases Of Organic OF
Sympathetic Heart Disease in % minutes,
less remedy for Palpitation. Shortness OF
Breath, Smoihering Spells. Pain in Len
Side and all symptoms Of a Diseased
Heart. One dose convinees. Sold by
Geo. W. Benford-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

AnOgie township correspondent wrii'=s'
MIR. Curioy landed here ON Aerdsy
and Eas a fsrt-s Il men Al work cleaning
off the r;glt-of-way ground for the grand
viess cut Of the Pennsylvania Midland
Railnoad company. This cut l. situated
Al the e.St side of the Allegheny and the
raIIraad viii run seven miles along the
ez.ss side Of the mountain
The railrOad company purchased l-s'''
acres of land in one body and have MN
err prospecting for ooaL They intend 70
bring = steam mill in 10 cut 5p1oo feet OF
sugar lumber
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15


The City Of Altoona has been thrown
into a farore Of excitement over the sud-
den disappearance. on Monday night Of
last week, Of Harry ~ Gardner. who had
been Cashier Of the Second National
Bank Of -ilfoona ever since il was organ
ized- II was not believed until Wednes-
day that he had gone for good He was
last seen on the steps OF the bank Monday
evening: on Tuesday he wss mt On
hand, and, inquiry at his horse in HOsli-
izysisarg revealing that his wife knew
nothing Of his whereabouts. II became
evident tlla; he had Used theft between
two days 20 make himself scarce Ills
disappearance has caused the more won
der because he bore the highest repuia-
fioB in business and social circles Of the
Mountain City.
A. soon as Mr.. Gardner's disappearance
became known 20 the Bank officials they
secured Bank Examiner to go over the
accounts and ascertain the amount OF de-
falcation, if any. II is said that the
amount Of his defalcztion viii reach
S50,O00. The Bank officials assert that the
institution viii be able 10 meet all obliga-
tions.
Mr.. Gardner comes from one Of the best
families in the State. His father-the late
William Gardner-was cashier Of the
First National Bank at HOllidaysbarg,
Blair county, while his brother Osmond
is the present Cashier OF the same institn-
ton. Mr.. Gardner married the beautiful
and refined daughter Of +. W. Over, edi-
tor Of the Hollidaysburg Register, and Is
the father Of four children, the youngest
being but three weeks Of age From all
that can be learned he LEFT note address
ed 10 his wife, that was in effect that his
accounts were short and that he had been
caught in this condition by the Bank Ex-
were also written as 10 his family, bat 50
far "a saying where he had gone to there
was nothing told
The aissoonding Cashier Is thirty-five
years Of age, slightly below the average
height, wears sandy mustache, and has
teous and affable gentleman, and, with
the general public, both IN business and
otherwise. his relations were most oorii-
al. Both he and his wife were prominent
in HOllidaysbnrg society, as well as in
the social circles Of the Mountain City.
Beside Mr.. Gardner's business relations
in the Second National Bank, ne was the
junior member OF the firm Of Harry
Wayne 4 Co. house fHrnishers-
There j. sd 10 be a woman in the case
"a brunettA bout twenty-eight years Of
age, tall and stately, with beautiful face
and envisble figure-whom he is alleged
TO have taken along with him. Ii Is said
she j. a niece Of Ex-Governor Curtin. Of
Pennsylvania. and that last summer
Gardner kept the WOMAN al a hotel in
Altoona, and introduced her into the best
society Of the town a. his cousin.
For this falls sowing viii furnish Dis
solved Pure : c. Bone at $40 per ton
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Notice

To all members Of Reuben Ferner Post,
No $40, you are requested 70 attend a
special meeting on Saturday. Aug. 18th,
for the purpose OF making the necessary
arrangements 70 attend the National En-
eampment al Pittsburg. sept le-l5.
BY order Of Commander,
Z. ". PyGH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

The Second Annual Convention Of the
sunday School Association Of Somerset
Classis OF the Reformed Church viii be
held al Berlin. on Monday and Tuesday,
August snh and 2lst. A number Of the
leading ministers Of that denomination
viii represent and are on the programme
flr addresses
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

Fayette county officers last week made
a raid into the ..mOonshine" district and
captured Simon Pouerfield, an alleged IL
ljs-jt distiller. Poiterfield i said 10 have
heretofore born a good reputation HIS
still could not be located Il i claimed
that fugitive ~Bnl' Prits ! hanging cut
in the neighborhood Of P0tterfield's
home
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

Thursday afternoon while Mr. and Mr.
Frederick Brant, living four miles south
Of somerset. were absent from home, the
former in the harvest field. and the latter
gathering berries. their four-year-old son
got possession Of box Of matches and
sci IRE 10 his clothing. An eight-year-oid
sister dashed a bucket Of water over her
little brother. but No; until after he Was
- badly burned that he died Mr. and
Nh. Brant are hear-broken over the ter
rible catastrophe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of josiah Alwine. late OF COnenla ugh
township, >Onerset county, Pa, dec'd-
Letters teziame-ltary on the above estate
having bcen granted 10 the undersigned by
the pTuper authority. notice j. hereby given -
all D rSouS indebted "a said estate to ma Ike I'M
mediate payment and tho-e having claims
against the ssIEnc VIII pr-Sent them duly au-
tnenticzted for settlement GA Friday, Sept-
3isf isIH AZ n-Sidence of Executor ia Cone
inaugh township
JONATHAN q. MISHLER.
Executor
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ExEcUToR's NOTICE

Estate Of samuel Cable hate Of Conemaugh
township. somerset county, decd
Iseffers fssiamenfary on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by
the proper authority, notice j. hereby given 70
all persons indebted 10 said esfsite 10 make
Immediate payment. and thOSe having claims
against the same 10 present them duly Su-
IN eHficafcd for settlement. Oh saturday, sept
I'd. 1884. at the late residence Of decd, IN Con
enlaush township
ELIZABETH CABLE
Eyf--u-riN
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A UDrTOR's NOTICE

In rs-eSiate Of ChrisieIla Reinbold. late %
GrecnYille township. Somerset Co. Pa,
deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
auditor by the tuurf to FaSs upon the exccp-
sionS, find the Facts distribute the fund IN the
hands 0f J. u Wright. executor Of Christfiia
EetIli-Jid. dz-'d also distribute the fcnd ans
ing from the rtzii estate BY proceedings In rirti
ton IL the estate of said ChriSteIaa kemDold,
de- d.. 20 and among those legaiiy entitled
thereto under the last viii and Testament of
>ssid Chrisfena Kemtold. a well a. under the
intestare laws. henaby give notice that he
viii Sit al kis Office in the hOrOugh % SoIacF-
ST Pa on "Wednesday. August III. A i.
lssif. at O'Clock =. NJ for the purpose - diS-
charging the duties Aforesaid when and
where all parties interested can attend II they
see proper. or be FOREVER barred frou Flrtici-
patfng in the distribution IN this estate.
JAMES l. PUGH-
Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

The Ninth Animal Reunion Of Somer-
set County Lafheran's, held in NodeT's :
grove. two miles west of Meyersdaie,
THURSDAY. was largely attended. not les
than 2.500 people being present The
principal address Of the day was deliver
ed by W. T. Parsons. Of Washington d.
e.. who spoke on "Parsimmons, Nolca-
uoes and other Trihes-''
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

Jesse Price. farm hand employed by
J. F. shaiFeT, Of conemangh township,
was kicked il the face by a horse and re-
ceived numerous ugly wounds, while
leading fractions animal 70 water lasi
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Price was rend-
cred unconscious and his life was despair
ed OF for several days
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EXECUTOR's NOTICE.

Esia;eOf CiiarleS : Griffith. late Of MeyenS-
dale borough SomerSet county Pa, dec'd-
I.afterS teSiamenfaTy on the above eState
having been granted 20 the undersigned By
the pruper authority, uOticc j. hereby given To
all perS0nS indebted te said estate To make
fulfflesfiate IA aynlenf and those having claims
against the same 10 present them duly au-
fhenticzsted for settlement. GA Friday, August
18th, is}s. at the home Of Harvey l. Griffith
in Meyersdaie b<Jnough-
HARVEY l. GRIfFITH.
J. z scott ABE MILLER,
Attorney. Executors
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uN1oxrows FAIR.
The 18th ANIMAL Exhibition Of the Fayette
County Agricultural Association

The 18th Annual Exhibition Of the
Fayette County Agricultural Association,
will be held on their beautiful fair
grounds, AZ L UniontOwn. Pa, ON August
q, =. y, and "A, lse4- Good races. excel
lent music. large exhibits and a good
time are guaranteed Come one. Come
all. Excursion rates ON al trains and on
all railroads. Admission. adults 3 and
children = cents For premium list or
further information address the Seereta-
~.
WN- ". PARsHALL,
UniOnf0wn, Pa
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Her Features-
WH- W. PARsHALI-
UniOniown, Pa

One Of the prominent textures Of the
Cinderella Range Is the extra large and
high oven. which insures perfect baking
and roasting. Sold and guaranteed by
JAMES B. HOLDERRAUN.
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ExEcUToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Peter Boyer. late % Queulsh0uing
Township. DEED
Ietfers fesfameBtary on the above estate
having been granted % the undersisncd uy
the proper authority. notice J. hereby given
to a n uerSOus indebted to said estate 60 make
immediate Fsymcnf. and those having claims
against the same 10 present them duly au-
fhenfiezafe-d for settlement, on saturday Aug
9Th isai between 10 o'clock a Ia and :
O'Clock y uI-- az late residence Of deceased in
HooVersviiie-
JONATHAN BOYER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

Readers Of the HERALD viii do well 10
follow the advertisements Of r. A. Sny-
der. His store in lockwood j. certainly
a money saver to all who patronize him,
as all those who have done - can testify.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs- r. B. Granger have for
their guests Mrs Chaunoey II kiefer
and several children, from Johnstown-
Mr.. Kiefer. who l. weil-known Johns
town plumber, spent Saturday and sun
day with his family, returning home
Monday morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

Misses Laura and Moilie Hilenan,
daughters Of ex-Register and Reoor.ier A.
J. Hileman, are paying tvo weeks vis-
il b Tnionfown friends.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-15

Mr.. Cadwalader Biddio. of Philaslel-
phia- visiting member of the state Board
Of Charities. paid hi annual visit % the
county jail and poor house yesterday
morning. He win urge the State Board
of Charities - condemn the wooden
buildings * the poor house. occupied ~
sleeping rooms by aged male inmates.
and ask that il be replaced by brick
structure. He viii also recommend thai
the interior Of the jail be painted IN or
der 10 give II a more cheerful appearance
and that the sanitary condition Of that
luilding he l09kei in-D Al once