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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

She expressed the hope that the day will
soon dawn 'when this now almost dor
mani talent, which lies hidden in the
rural districts may be fully developed to
/ the joy and comfort Of all our boys and
girls"
\ paper Of great interest was next read
+ by J. v. Harrah, of casselman, who tool,
! for his subject "rhe Farmer as a citizen -
The paper aroused a responsive chord
in the hearts OF All present.
The suh;eci cf winter Dairying'' was
next fully and ably Giscassed by Hon.
JOei 4. Herr.
Before adjournment Miss Mamie san
ner, Of Somerset, rendered a pleasing
solo.
FRIDAY EVENING SESSION.
This session was one Of the most inter
esting Of the institute and attracted an
immense audience. 4 number ftopics
were generally discussed Immediately
after institute was called 10 order.
''The Farmer rs business Man." was
the subject OF an able and practical paper
read by Walter j. Moore, of Middlecreek.
Miss Ada Lohr, of Jeancr, read q de-
lightful essay on Life in the Country
and made life on the farm appear great
deal more attractive than it is usually
painted by the young people who are
compelled to live there.
Mrs. =. 7. DicSey, OF Somerset town
ship, next read an essay On 'Floral Deco
rations on the Farm" The essay show
ed that the cssayist has given the ques-
ton intelligent study. she pointed out
the way whereby country homes can be
made more beautiful and attractive by
the cultivation of flowers; and furnish
pleasant employment at the same
time.
Before final adjournment vote OF
thanks was rendered 10 the visiting
lecturers, and to Porch Bros, of Johns
town, who had kindly loaned new
piano for the use of the institute.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
Dlai kwa7 From Home.

David b. Wertz, of Conemaugh town
ship, who was in attendance at the Farm
ers' Institute last week. received dis
patch from Cincinnati while in Somerset,
conveying the news of the death of his
son Norman, who passed away in that
city Thursday night. from brain fever.
He was y years Of age. The remains
were brought 70 this county fo- burial.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
" Jacz Co,55ra, Jr. Declines 4 Eerth G.
HSrri burg

: statT correspondent OF the l'ittsbarg
C5amerciei-as-e'ts telaE.aphei that pa
per, Monday night. fGom Harrisburg.
Jack Coi5orn, of Scranton. was called
in conference with the party leaders and
given an hour 10 decide whether he world
accept the position of reading clerk either
in the house or senate. He declined 10
take either, declaring that he was trying
to practice Law at Scranton, and preferred
continuing that effort to locating tempo
rarilv Il Harrisburg
Mr.. Coiborn is son Of Hon. 4. J. Col
born, of this place, and took al active
part in the last campaign. His services
are always in demand before election and
he Is accredited with being one OF the best
stump speakers ia Pennsylvania
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
VETERANS, BANQUET.
r. P. canmins Pest G. A. 4. Hold Their A.
1nal Camp Pire.

One of the most delightGil entertain
ments of holiday week was the Annual
Banquet and Camp Fire given by II. p.
Cummins Post &. y r.
The annual banquet Is prepared by The
wives aud daughters of members of the
/ Post, and this year the ladies eelipsed all
Of their previous efforts IN preparing a
sumptuous fcas. fo- the veterans and
their invited guests.
About eighty comrades assembled in
the Post room AT O'Clock, Friday even
ing, and when the regular lodge services
had been carried out they fell in line and
marched to the Opera House, where the
ladies had the tables spread and loaded
with delicacies.
Persons who have attended similar en-
tertainments know that veterans do not
stand on ceremony when there il an enc
my in front, ana on this occasion they
quickly surrounded the tables and de-
manded unconditional surrender" The
firing during the next hour and a half
was rapid and accurate, and when the
order was finally given to fall back one
or two reporters had 10 be assisted to the
rear.
The banquet disposed of and the tables
removed, Commander elect +. p. Saylor
called " attention" In a few brief SEN
tences he announced that camp Fire.
would convene Immediately, and as the
program was long speakers wolld be linl-
ite1 10 iive-ninute addresses. Comrade
Leadbeater, of Johnstown, was called up
on for = song and rendered a few verses
OF a pathetic ballad entitled The Sol
dier's Boy Hon. .. =. Shaver. II. =.
knepper. J. ". Bcachy, and J. VI. Slick,
of Frostburg, Md, responded 20 toasls.
short addresses were also delivered 10y
Hon. Joel i. Herr, Clinton county vet
eran Hon. Wm. Nesbit, an old soldier
from northumberland county, and As
semblyman VIM. II. Miller, of Que:na-
honing township, Inspecting Officer FOR
Somerset county. Mr. Nesbit's address
was, perhaps, the feature orthe evening.
Since the war he has made his home r..
number of years in the South, and being
a man gifted with unusual powers of OBJ
servation and speech, his remarks were
intensely interesting.
Other features OF the entertainment wero
addresses by Mrs. Cornelia Il. Foulk and
Mrs. Agnes Montreville. President and
Corresponding Secretary respectively of
the Ladies OF the G. 4. r. Home" Iocat-
el at Pit;sbarg. They explained briefly
the o5jec, and aim Of "Ggand Army Cir
cles," composed of the wives, mothers
and daughters of veterans of the civil
war, and how the Circles have succeed
ei i'm bIilding home in Piitsburg,
where dcstituteN wives, mothers. sisters
and daughters OF veterans are provided
for. The ladies succeeded III enlisting
the sympathy Of all Of their hearers and
It is more than probable that Somerset
viii have 80. \. l.. Circle Is the result
Of their visit.
The closing address OF the evening was
delivered by Quarter Master J. VI. Cook.
Among other interesting items contained
in his report are the following: Members
Of r. p. CGmmins Post in good standing,
IjS; members under fifty years of age. Ii:
deaths during the year, Joseph Tressler.
aged p; Martin Fieesie, e., =; Geo. D.
Boyer, aged %.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
Rez. c. .. EiIanan ser;opslr siok

Rev. c. L. Hiieman, the popular Re
formed minister, was taken seriously Ill
Monday evening while on his way 10
Somerset. When the evening train from
lockwood stopped at Somerset station he
was unable % leave the ear without as
sistance and had 70 be helped 20 the SOM
crset House, where he went Immediately
90 bed and summoned DIR. CarOuthers.
The Dr. labored with him throughout the
slightly improved. Rev. Hileman * sub
jet 10 attacks OF heart disease and he was
stricken with a sudden attack while en-
routc from his home in Huntingdon
county to this place
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
woulan,t Be a susssss witssut Then.

From the tone Of discussion raised at
the Farmers Institute relative to the
comparative cost ofholding Teachers and
Farmers Institutes itappears that some
citizens have not yet grasped the fac. that
the lectare course at Teachers Institute
has nothing to do with the institute prop
er. No one is compelled to attend the
lectures. II j. oplionai with the teachers
and public alike. But it Is only on ac-
count Of the revenue derived from the
evening lectures that the C1anty Saper-
intendent Is enabled to secHre high-priccd
and thoroughly competent instructors for
the institute. There sho5ld he an end to
this silly twaddle. Il is not money
making scheme by any msans-:he
Comfy Superintendent hazards his
own money at each annual session.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
ut. Moriah Items.

Ananias Emert, who has been sadly
afflicted for the past several months, will
soon be able ~ resume work.
4 special Christians service was rem
dered in the Horner Lutheran Church.
At the conclusion of the services the Sec
re;ary of the Sunday School, in behalf of
the teachers and scholars, presented the
pastor, Rev. L. Flecls, with a well-flled
purse.
The cold snap has redeemed the credit
OF our local weather prophet, who
..misscd it" all through the summer and
fall. Y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

4 Tren. core spOndeat writes " thaI
..no,ashinc- whisiley has az ain become
nleatifnl in that section OF the Comfy
Atas saoo.ing match held few days ago
ia ;he mountain a short distance rom
Trent. nearly all of the marksmen We're
n,ovided with A bottle of white liquor,
an as a result the exhibitions oil ski
with the rifle were very poor. Our cor
responder. a Ids. ''Wiiliam Pritts is sup
posel To have re-kindled the fire under
his still, but whether he has or not every
thing is going on in fail blast, and II
xrill re,uire another raid upon the part
af reyen,e officers to pat a stop To it."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
4 jenna. E4ra.r Wol Siz.,sa Prizes.

= 5sA1e. G&fl-r N04 oi2sce1 Sr1Ze5.
Reubea Horner, or Jenncr township.
called al th.s Office, Saturday, and oxhib-
tied sixteen premiums he had won at the
Fair held in Indiana, Pa, IN September
last. Twelve premiums were awarded TO
Mr. Horner for the - best displays OF
wheat, three for the three best displays Of
potatoes. and one for the best Farmers
exhibit. Competition was open 20 com
pc;itors from seven different counties and
Mr. Horner's products were IL competi-
tion with some sixty othe-cxhihits. one
0f Mr. Herner's exhibits was a peek of
''Genessee Giant wheat. \ year ego he
purchased ior 81 peek of the wheat
mentioned, which yielded six bushels
and one peck. lie sold .ae peck placed on
exhibition for s., aud with the remaining
six bushels sowei SIX acres. lie has re-
ceived inquiries in regard to his different
exhibits from six or seven different states
and has already booked number Of or
de-s io- wheat and potatoes OF different
varieties. Mr.. HOrn2- s;ys that the COM
mittee on awards at the Indiana Fair
agreed in saying thst the whelt grown in
Somerset coan;y Is larger tam the same
varieties grown in lioining counties. Mr..
Horner does All his marketing Ia Johns
town ani rarely cones - Somcrset un-
less called here b. Legal bIsina,s. lie is
one farmer who believes that farming
pays and does not hesitate 70 say 50.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
Married on New Years Eve.

st the home of the brides parents,
near lockwood, on Monday, Dee. 81,
1891. Mr.. Edwin +. Bach, son of Presid-
ing Elder Theodore Bach, of the Evan
gelical Association, and Miss Eta Kim
mel, were united in marriage, Rev. \. j.
Bell, of Johnstown officiating. Only the
immediate relatives of the bride and
groom were present.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

The many friends O, Prof = 'Ciih
ue.fiev. "A naive OF Berlin, who have
beea wateain. his prosres. in tha mnsi-
cal world, viii be pleased 70 learn thai
he was last week elec,eI Pre5id-ai oi the
safe Music Teache-s' Association At the
annual convention of thai body held III
the city OF Harrisburg Pr3i- hehes
ms also bsel chosen II preside al tAs
great organ in the nes United Presbyie-
Ran Church, in the East Fad, FiitsolFs'
which was deiicltel Sadly The
church has been erected al cost oi
S-sl0ll.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
uni;o-nitr q 80. IN so-.nr.e, cnnn.u


Register and Recorder Miller has adopt
cd a new system of recording deeds, and
hereafter all deeds, so far as possible,
recorded in Somerset County viii be
uniform. Mr.. Miller will exchange the
new form for old style deeds with all
justices of the Peace, Attorneys, Notaries,
Scriyeruors, ct ceter;. He viii, also.
arrange with dealers in blank forms in
al parts OF the county 10 furnish the new
blank deeds at moderate cost.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

: welcons visilo- ia Sonerss- en-
Thursday and Fci3Ay was Ar- NJ J.
Eeartv. tna jolly. r0lnd, aud aM around
business man o. salisbury. NJ beaeh!
is always al active participant IN farmers
institutes. al 4 Al las, weeks session WAS
in charge Of the query box. He WAS uh-
accompanied by his p'9Ilar wi-e' "ho'
bv the way, j. soeaiing the holidays ID
Newark. y. J., a. the home of her broth
cr-in-law Livengood-MF an MIS-
Boaeay's dan sAter has baea IN Newark
the past winter deso.ia her time u nn-
sic.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
RaMy Squeezed.

\ few persons are fond of saying that
they hate TO he III a crowd.r Such per
Sons viii not visit Parker Il ParlSer's
store during the Red Letter sale, now in
progress, without standing good chance
of getting badly squeezed. Their store Is
crowded from morning till night by ca
ger purchasers. An effort is made by the
large corps of accommodating clerks to
wait upon all customers, but it OCCASION
ally happens that the customer has to
wait upon the clerk. Red Letter prices
attract the people. If you want to share
in the great bargains offered you'll have
10 be stirring.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

one Of the surprises OF the holiday sea
son was the marriage Of Mr.. All ct T.
Conrad TO Miss Lydia Baunan, sister ol
the Z. q - station agent of this place, at
Nachusa. H.. last Wednesday. Tho
Venerable Hcrmirs" many friends had
long looked upon him as confirmed
bachelor. but now since he has gone
and done IL they viii unite with Us IN
extending hearty congratulations.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
EXECUToR'S NOTICE.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate fJohn Helm, late of Shade township,
Somerset county, Pa. decd.
Letters tcstImcatary ON the above estate
hsVing been granted 10 the undersigned by
the proper authority. notice j. hereby given "a
all persons indebted 20 said estate to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same TO present them duly au-
tiIenticat-i for settlement on saturday, Jan
2ith, iS,li. at the Late residence of deed.
r. W Eicsecksr LANINA HELM.
Attorney. ExtrufriN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

or Sunday. Dec. 23i, 1891, Justice Korc
Kaufman, Of Benson borough, ofiiciated
at the marriage Of Mr.. Albert Naugle, OF
Paint township, and Miss Maggie kniss,
of Conemaugh township. The ceremony
took place at the home Of the brides par
ents. In the presence Of a large invited
rllunanV.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

Among other visitors in town, Monday,
was Nr. William II. Hillegas, proprietor
Of the beautiful farm az the foot Of the
mountain. below s.White Horse" About
ten DAYS ago, while hsg!ing limestone,
Mr.. HiTcgas fell from his wagon and
striking one of the wheels fractured rib,
which has since caused him great deal
OF pain and discomfort.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

Senator CritchGold and Assemblyman
Miller. JEFF Saturday for Harrisburg, As
sembiyinan Maavcr having preceded
thea by q day o the State Capital. All
were present a. ths opening Of the legis-
Ia.ure yesterday. Oar representa-
tiyes expect 20 take 4 hand in the passage
of bills IN the Interests O. ihe farmers
and the public schools. 1t i said ihai
the book dealess win maze iisht to
haze the frcs-text box law repealed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

Mary Ann, widow Of the late Jonathan
Cunningham, died a; her home just south
Of Somerset, on Saturday evening, aged
about seventy years. Deceased hsd been
i'll for a long time from infrmities incl
dent 10 old age. She j. survived ny two
sons. Henry, Of Nj. Pleasant, and Calvin,
who with his family resided with his
mother.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

In looking over a file OF the HERALD Of
December, 1S3S. we find that the editor
recorded that the first snow of the season
had fallen on the preceding Friday. and
closed the para graph with the observation,
Indian summer may now be expected"
Il appears from the above that seasons Do
vary after all.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
DISsoLUTIoN NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
ship existing between Jacob Gerhard and j.
Il. Gerhard doing business under the name of
j. Il. Gerhard. at kingwOod, Somerset cOun-
ty, Pa. has this day been dissolved by mutu-
al consent. The books OF the firm are in the
hands OF J. r. Gerhard fOrcollcction- All par
ties knowing themselves indebted tO the frni
are notified 10 call and settle The business
will be continued By J. B. Gerhard.
JACOB GERHARD,
KingwOod. Pa, j. B. GERHABD
Dec. L I-Nf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

The Beard OF County Auditors met at
the Court House, on Tuesday. Jan. Isl.
and elected Charles. ". Walker, Esq,
attorney, and \. }. IIiieman, clerk, to the
Board
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

George NiltinbergGr Was found dead IN
bed at the home Of his daughter, III Hand
coan.y, South Dakota, Monday morning.
Dee i, 1884, the seycnty-sevcnth ami
verssa-y of his birth. Mr.. Mil,!nberser
was q blacksmith and learned the trade
with Samuel Livingston, Of hlsidsviile,
this county, who Is now eigIty-s.x years
of age.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
An Ordinance.

Aa ordnance for Ae eA0agiHg Of tho
HdlaeS u ccrt.tis street,, 10. thc borough =
!SJmerSef, Pa.
&c IL ordained by tbs Burgess and Town
Council Oi the borough OF somerset. Pa, and
IL i hereby OT,laiEtu ny the authority OF the
same. that from and titer the passage Of this
ordinance. that portion cf The street row
known as -. nuCr street. in said borough. De-
ing and extending east from Main Cross
street. shall b. called and known a. East san
ner street, and that portion of said Sanner
street being and extending west from Main
Cross street. shall be- called and known as
West Sauner street.
That portion Of the street row known as
Rice street. ln said borough, being and *
tending east from Main Cross street. shall DC
called and known a. Fast Race street, and
that part thereof being and extending west
from Main Cross street, shall DC called and
known a. West liacc str, et.
That portion oi tine street NOW known as
south strcct. IN said borough, being aud eX-
tending east from Main CruS> street. shall be
called and known as Fast south street, and
the pari thereof bring aud extending west
from Main CroSs street. shall De- called and
known a. Ne>i south street.
The part Of the street now known aS Patriot
s.rcet, IA said borough. being and extending
east from Main CrusS Strsef. shall be called
ana known IS East Patriot street, and the
part thereof being and extending west nom
Main Cross street. shall DC called and known
a. West Patriot street.
The part OF the street now known as Main
east rom Main Cross street. shall be called
and known as East Main street. and the part
thereof being and extending west from Main
Cross street. shall be called aud known
West Main street
The part OI the street now known as Mon
street. in said b--Eough, being and extending
east from Main Cru>s street. shall be called
and known as East Union street, and the parS
thereof being and extending gest from Main
Cross street, shall be called and known as
West Union street.
The part Of the street nov known as North
street, in said borough, being and extending
east from Main CrOss street, shall be called
and known as East North - reet, and the part
thereof being and extending west frOm Main
cross Sircet. shall be called and known as
West North street.
The part OF the street now known as Gath
arine street. in said borough. being and e1-
tcading east from Main Cross street, shall D.
called and known a. East CSatharine street.
and the part thereof being and extending
west from Main Cross street, shall be eollee
and known as West Ca;harine street
Enacted and subscribed the 81 day Of No
vember ~ D., lsg4.
FB. GRANGER.
ATTEST President Town Council.
H. F. MEYERs
Secretary.
Approved the Sd day OF Noxember, 4; D.,
IsgL W. II. WELFLEI,
Burgess.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
Our Own Normal School.

Winter term opens Dec. q; Spring term
March -. Send for catalogue and circu-
lars. New Gymnasium, New Electric
Light Plant, New Water System. Health
record almost perfect. (Never death AT
the school. Advantages not surpassed,
if,cqualed, in the State. Somerset conn
" students viii obtain more help at their
own Normal School than at any other
and save money besides.
THO. b. Noss, Ph. D., Principal.
HoIderbaam has sold ffty-one sleighs
and sledS this season, and has fair as
sortment on hard get, but ,hcy are sell
ing very fast. Hurry up il you want one.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

John Z. Gastiger, ESQ, who was ad-
mitted 50 the practice Of the law in the
several courts Of this county about five
years ago, and shortly thereafter remov-
ed to Johnstown, whore he chung out :;
shingle,' viii. in the near future, enter
the Law School at Ann Arbor. Mich.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
EXECUTOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Rachel GiudIesperger, late OF Paint
township, somerset c0Ua.y, Pa, deed.
Letters tcstamcn,ary on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned, by
the proper authority, notice i hereby given To
all IerS0rs indebted To said estate To ma c i'm
mediate payment and those having claims
against the same will present them duly au-
thcn.icated for settlement on Tuesday. Ianu-
arv I5th I-4i. at late residence Of deed.
r. ". Biysecker, CASPER SMALL.
Attorney, Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

The old established Meyers Grist Mill,
with steam and water power attatehinent.
Possession given at once. For terms ap-
ply to B. r. & |. L. MEYERS,
Neyersdale, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of George Hare, late OF Lower Turkey
foot township, decd
Letters testamen;ary on the above estate
having been granted To the undersigned by
the proper authority, notice Is hereby given %
all persons indebted to said estate 10 MAX
Immediate payment. and those having claims
against the same To present them duly au-
thenticstted for settlement. on saturday, jan
). 1886, at the residence Of decd
W. =. kUHLMAN,
EyecrIfpr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

The recent heavy fall Of snow has fur
nished excellent sleighing throughout
this county and owners of horses and
sleds and sleighs are making good use Of
IT, Sunday everything on runners was
pressed into service aud the air was
made merry with the jingle Of bells and
the laughter OF happy boys and girls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

Marriage licenses were recently grant
Ell in Bedford county. 70 Mr.. Joseph Nil
Ter, Of Somerset county, and Miss Bessie
Kipp, Of Hyndman; and TO John Austin,
Jr., of Meyersdale, and Eliza Smith, of
HVndmcu
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

HiE,m II. Grady < In the Court OF Com
Anna n. Grady mon Pleas OF s;o.ner-
To set county, PA.
T. Sewcl! Wright. J No.i =. sept. T. Is.3.
Voluntary Assignment.
The u'fleT signed au iicOr appointed by the
id Court, 10 distribute the funds in the
hands OF the assignee amOu. tse creditors OF
the said Hiram n. Grady. hereby gives no
tice that He Will sit az his O:iic,. In SOIncr~e
borough, Pa. On Thursday. January 30. los.
10 attend to the duties OF said appointments
when and where al prrsoEs interested may
attend.
GEc. L. SCCLL.
Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

John ID. Carr, of Uniontown, has been
installed a. District Deputy Grand Mas
ter, I. x \. NJ, for the counties OF Fay
etc and Sornerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-01-02

Owners OF ice houses are taking ad-
vantage Of the recent cold snap and are
having them filed with ice from Kant
ner's dam aud the various ponds south
Of town. The ice harvested yesterday
was eight inches thick.