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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08
CUMBERLAND, MD. ;
Nov. 20. 1919. I
EDITOR HERALD

EDITOR HERALD
There being some difference in practice
IS 10 the orthography of 'Casileman or
"Casselman" river, ! beg permission q
use the circulation Of your paper, with a
Wow to get at any history that may be
given by any OF your readers as to the
origin and application Of the name to one
of the principal rivers in your county.
l have been informed that a person
bearing the name was an early settler on
the stream and gave it the name. The
county records would mOsl probably bear
record Of The name aad its spelling, and
presuming the copy 70 be correct would
be final, if the person could have written
his name.
The records Of the public improvements
of the United States IN relation 10 the IA
tional road from its earliest record, 1914
10 1924, given in the report Of David
Shriver, Jr., Superintendent, make refer
ence to the crossing OF Cssilenan river
near G~rantsyille, Nd, as the Lille Cross
ing, meaning thereby. probably, the cross
ing of the Little Youghiogheny, the name
by which the stream was then generally
known.
W ltu III 1870 anu AC-1 AZ IA1A = ~ :
for the Chesapeak & Ohio Canal were
made, the name Little Youghiogheny was
given to the stream near where Oakland.
Nd, now is, and great reservoirs were
located where Oakland is built In the
report of the year 1924 the spelling Gas
selman" was used, but ghen in the next
year the Wills Greek route surveyed was
the name is reported 'Castleman, indi-
eating that some investigation had caused
a change in the spelling.
Whether a change in the name of the
stream has been made from Little YOugh
iogheny to 'fCastleman" or ''Casselman'
about 1870 or '23, or that the upper, or
probably Maryland portion of the stream
has a different name from the lGWef DaEs
in Pa, is an historical matter that should
be investigated.
hope ONE of your readers will be able
TO give authoritative information as to the
proper spelling of the name in question.
Your obedleni servant
THOMAS S. SEDGwICK,
Asst. L. 5. Engineer.
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is of immediate interest or permanent
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ers make some combinations with other
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is. at 3 remarkably small cost, put in pos
session of the best which the current liter
ature of the world affords. The prospec-
tus should be examined by all in selecting
their periodicals for the new year. The
volume begins January 1st, but to those
RENTING now, the intervening weekly
numbers are sent gratis.
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Available Medical Treatise.

lAe edition tor 1876 OF tie sterling
tediosl Annual. known as Hos.etter's Al
mahae Is nov ready. ane may be obtained.
lEee o. eosi OF druggists and general
country dealers IN al parts OF tbe Tn;,ad
States and British America and iadsed h
psssy civilized portion OF lie Nes,ern
Hemisphere u comhines. with ,he
soGnaeSl practical adEice Tor The preservs
uoh and Tes;araiion Of health, a large
amount OF Interesting and amusing lirLt
reading, and the calendar. sstrou0micsl
calculations. chronological items. sc. are
prepared with great care. and will be
found entirely accurate. The issue Of
HoSteiieris Almanac for 1876 viii proba-
lily be The largest edition Of a medical
mnn ever Pu5si>hed in any eossntrr.
the pFop1ietors. MessTs. Hostetier K
smith,. Pittsburgh. Pa, on receipt of \
Two cent stamp. will forward a copy BIZ
mail TO any person who cannot procure
one in his neighborhood.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

ANOTHER RELIC o THE CENTENNIAL.
-Latrobe will boast of having at least one
relic at the Centennial Exhibition next
year. Messrs. Houck & Gehrett, tinware,
and stove dealers at this place, a week or
two ago, took in as old metal a ten plate
stove of an advanced age, manufactured at
the Westmoreland Furnace by John
Probsi, in the year 1900. Westmoreland
Furnace was situated in the n~eighborhood
of Laughlinstown,l and is known at the
present day as California Furnace. The
4ioTe weighs Just five hundred and fifty
poun1s and IL il an excellent state of
preservation. The figure of a man, COL
ums. vines, etc, cast upon the sides are
as plain and distinct as the day OF which
it was made. 1t had recently been doing
service in a saw mill somewhere in the
wiidS Of the ridge. The gentlemen who
now possess this ancient relie ANNOUNCE
their intention OF having it put together
and taken TO the Centennial at Philadel-
phia next yeaf.-LGtro5e AdeeRee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

LYCEUM-The first meetingo of the SON.
erset LycLum was held on Saturday last
inaceordance with previous arrangements.
A constitution, bylaws, and rules OF order
were adopted and the following officers
elected
President-A J. Coi5orn. ksq.
Vice President-Rey. A. Z. Truxal.
Secretary-Ed. b. Soul.
Treasurer-Dr. s. 5. Good.
The following programme was agreed
on for the next meeting:
Address-W. j. Baer, Esq. Subject,
The benefit Of Literary Societies.
Essay-Dr. ). ;. Good
Recitation-Ed. Baer.
Select Reading-L 9. Coiborn.
nehate-Is the Judgment of conscience
correct affirmative. A III. MILESTONE,
negative, +. j. Kooser.
A general and courteous invitation is ex-
tended to all to.be present. Ladies can be-
come members OF the lyceum by simply
adding their names TO the roll. The Sec
rotary viii be pleased to receive their ap-
plications.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

We would be much obliged to any Of
our subscribers who have any information
in regard to the early history or settle
ment Of Somerset county, or of any acct
its early settlers. if they would Orward it
20 this Office. There are a great many
persons who have orknow, especially old
people, Of a few of the important facts in
regard TO our county, who think because
they have but a small number of such
facts that they are unworthy to be chropi-
cied- Now this IS just what we want, by
a careful compilation of these disjointed
facts a short history may be formed that
will prove very intesesting to every citizen
of the county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

SOMERSET County Republicans always
were noted for voting as they thought,
and practieing shat they preach. In or
der to exemplify this faith, Mr.. Joseph
Chorpenning, n of the ~staunchest OF Re
publican voters, walked into our Office on
Thursday last and paid his subscription to
The HERALD with four bright, silver halt
dollars, M Of them bearing date OF 1908.
Who says we are not returning to a specie
basis Let the rest of our subscribers take
example by Mr.. Chorpenning. and 4 they
have not got the silver, we will not refuse
~greenbacks,
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sope Tor Ine DespoRaen..

II YOU have been coughing all winitT
and begin to despair Of recovery. or if
YOU have taken a recent cold. 20 al once
to the Drug store of Geo. W. Benford &
Co. and get a bottle OF Dr.. MORRIS
SYEUPoF TAR, MILD CHERRY AND HoRE-
HOUND Take it and be well. No other
medicine acts so promptly and etfectually
in Coughs Colds. and ali diseases Of the
throat, lungs and chest, leading to Con
sumption. Hundreds who once thought
they had that dread disease have been re-
stored 20 health By The use Of this almost
magic remedy. Il IS also the best known
rpeciac Coz Group and never tails in
y hocplng Cough. Trial size 10 cents,
large size 30 cents per bottle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

BURGLARY AT JESNER Y RoAps.-On
last Friday night the stores of Mr.. Silas j.
Cover and or Flick & DeitZ at Jenner Y
Roads were entered BY burglars and q
number OF articles distracted theretrom.
The burglars attempted to effect an en-
trance into the store OF Mr.. Cover by
boring holes through the door with an
auger, in order TO strike and remove the
bolt. Failing to accomplish their object
in this manner, they broke a pane of glass
in the upper part of the door. by which
means they were enabled to reach and
withdraw the bolt. Though Mr.. Covers
entire family sleep just above the store
they were not awakened By the noise.
Among the articles missing were two
suits of clothing, some boots and shoes,
considerable amount Of table and pocket
cutlery. and large number of boxes of
shoe eyele,s, which it is supposed were
carried off under the impression that they
were gun caps. Nearly all the jewelry
had been taken out OF and laid on top of
the showcase, but it is supposed hat the
burglars became scared and left without
it.
An entrance was effected at Mr.. Fleck's
store by breaking a light in one of the
windows, through which they were en-
abled 70 reach the bolt and unlock the door.
The principal articles missed we're pocket
books, ladies scarfs. cheese, cigars and the
money that was in the till. Mr.. Fleek es-
Inmates his loss at about thirty dollars.
Mr.. Covers loss Is probably over a hun
bred dollars.
One OF the robbers took possession OF a
pair of new rubber boots and put them on.
by the tracks in the sand they were track
ed as far as the big Bend al the old
Parks tavern stand OF the Westmoreland
side OF the mountain. Here the trail was
lost, but it went far enough to rest suspi-
cion strongly on some parties residing in
the neigborhood. II is thought that there
is a gang of moonlight mechanics" in
that part of the mountains, who have been
committing depredaiions at S~tahlstown,
Laughlinstown and vicinity. These starry
vigil keepers stole the brace and bit which
they used in their nefarious transactions
from the blacksmith shop Of Mr.. Jacob
Freidline at Jennerville.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

FOR THE HoLIDAYs.- Ladies linen
hemsiiched and bordered Handkerchief
Gents six and linen Handkerchiefs, and
Mufiers, silk and fancy Ties, JOuvin and
Alexander Kid Gloves, Isle Gauntlets,
linen Collars and Cuffs. Collaretts, Ham
burg Edging, Balmoral and Germantown
zdue stripe hose, wooden Fringe, braided
Gimp. Combs. Pocket-books, &c.
&. Il. PARKER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

Sfhis paper. the Cambria Freeman. he
announces .ha. .eEeaier he will run the
Freeman on the cash IL advance systel,,
and that if his patrons wanted the paper
continued they would have to pom" up.
The alternative offered is the suspension OF
the paper. We hope that the people of
Cambria county will find McPike TO valua-
BILE a man TO lose, Democrat though he
be.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

AT the Georgia State Agricultural De
partmeat : : .peamen % LIE plan1 called
Paint Root Its PECULIARLY is said TO be
that it-cauSes. white hogs to shed their
hoofs and also renders them blind. while
It does not in the least affect colored hogs.
Swine iaiien on it rapidly, snd Wherever
i grows the ,.cS- ere i9rge and lat aad
blind
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

SHERRIcK & MARKLE who have been
engaged for some time in sinking an ar
tesian well al their coke works near
Broadiord, on last Saturday struck gas at a
depth OF five hundred feet We are not
informed as TO the amount Of gas that es-
capes; but should there be a sufficient
quantity 10 justify utilizing. it will prove
a very remuneratiye diseovery.-M. Pleds-
ant Darn.
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a Fact worth Knowing.

Are you suffering with Consumption.
Coughs Severe Colds settled on the breast,
or any disease Of the Throat, and Lungs.
II 81, 60 to your druggist. q. W Beniord
y Co, and get a bottle OF BoscHEEs
GERMAN SYRUP. This medicine has late
ly been Introduced freq Germany and Is
selling on lis own merits The people are
going Wild over its success, and druggists
All over U country are writing Us Of its
wonderful cures among their customers.
IL you wish otry lis superior virtue, get
a sample Bottle iOr 10 cents. large size
bottle % cents. Three doses viii relieve
any mse Try Z
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

THREE Clothes lines in Curwensyille
were stripped by some one Of the light
fingered fraternity one night last week,
the thief obtaining for his booty fourteen
fine handkerchief or Z line, tour on
another, and two bed ticks. several pillow
slips, and various other articles, on the
third. He also gobbled up a new wash
boiler which contained two more bed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

OK THURSDAY morning last, Mrs Samuel
Wike. of this place yielded TO the inexor.
able DEGREES Of nature and her soul passed
10 the Giver from whence it came Mrs
MIke has been in bad health ior . long
time and Der death was therefore, not IN
expected Mrs. Wike was a worthy lady
whose macy Christian virtues endeared
her to all who knew her. Though mar
ried for several years she leaves no chill
dren 10 mourn her loss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

CHURCH DEDICATIoS.-The new church
building OF the Somerset Presbyterian
Church viii. unless further notice be
given. be dedicated on January Is. 1876.
next month. Ministers, members Of the
church. friends, and wcll-wishers are cor
daily invited TO be present Full arrange
menis for the entertainment OF those from
a distance viii be made.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

J. HARRV FRITZ. CoHaig Sarrey0r. VIII
give special attention 20 al surveying writing %
deeds. Mortgages. b0ods. wills. agreements &c,
entrusted 10 hin. Collections OF notes and book
accounts made. estate. settled. land titles exam
lned and ais racts Of titles furnished All kinds
Of real estare. uortgages. bonds. no1cE. sc. bought
aud sold On reasonable terme. Dnae up stairs IL
Ceak 8 Beerit- block near the Court Hucse. SON
erset. Pa.
TAKP Nor-cE-He viii be found In he once
every Saturday and all other days unless other
wisc engaged.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

THE Commissioners, Ed Kiernan, A.
Wright, and J. II. Fritz. appointed to set
tie the line between Conemaugh and Paint
twp, will meet al the house of David
Lehman in Paint twp, on Dec. 2lst at
g O'Clock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

A THREE year old child of Abraham
Duamire. residing at Tunnelton. Indiana
county. fell into a tub oF hot suds on
Thursday OF les. seek, i.riag us atssrsl
VI the adCl, members OF the family. and
was 30 badly scalded that the hair came
off lis head and the skin from its body.
/; died on the following day, afer the
most excruc!aiing suffering.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

ACCORDING TO the C~urwensville Tiases,
a young lady in that place picked up q
pFeiiy l,ii!e striped k.aeR sGf ia the barn
lhe Other day She buried her clothes
tight away, and nov she nos.tiyely do.
slares that she will never pick un any
more ''stIaY" kittens.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

IT was our pleasure some ten days since
to travel tron Pittsburgh 10 New York
via The Pennsylvania road. And great
was our surprise TO find how superior was
this to any other Of Americas boosted rail
roads. The greater portion of this entire
distance Is laid with steel rails and ballast
ed with broken stone in the most improved
manner. No road in this country can
show as many miles of beautifully laid
and balasied track, as can the Pennsylva-
MIA. SO evenly broken aud so regularly
laid are the stone that for miles upon miles
il docs not appear to vary the fraction Of
an inch in height or width, giving the
track an appearance Of beauty and clean
illness as though it were carfuily swept each
morning.
Some Of our people who constantly sigh
for the days when We shall sail through
the air without noise, without a Jar, and
jOurney,in balloons from one city TO another
with lightning rapidly, should travel over
the ?. X. r. in either their Pullman sleep
Ing or palace cars to see how little desire
they would then have for a change from
r~ailroading 10 ~balooning. We understand
tie management will shortly put a train
on the road that will run the entire dis
lance AS miles from New York to Pitts
burgh in ten hours. This train will have
to run at an average speed of nearly 45
miles per hour on the mountain grades as
well as on the more level portions of the
road. We expect by the time the Centen-
NAL Exposition IS open to hear OF such a
train being in successful operation.
Next summer when all our people will
be going to the Centennial, for who is
not we advise them 10 go via the Penn
s~ylvania. 1t is the rail rad par ezcsHsHce
of America.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

oUR Carrier and DerIs propose to issue
their annual address on the LIST OF Janua-
~. They are under obligations for favors
conferred last year and hope to meet with
an equally liberal patronage this year.
They have secured the services OF a first
class machine to grind out the poetry tor
the address. Prepare yourselves for a sur
prise.
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YOUNGSTOWN SAVINGS BANK,
12O CLINTON STREET,
JoHSsIoSN.P PA.

Chartered September Z 1s79. P,pztsree-T-
Cd d az E1Is lat less than so 4g1E RE5elf
rate u interest slx per cent. l1teresf = due N
the Dsnths 81 June AMI IFeesnbef- AMI y Dot
vithdrawn j. added to the deEoSlt. th1s eompcu1-
ding twice q year without trUuDing tne defosi-
tor 70 call or even - YseSent the depesif book
Money loaned "a real estate. Preference VIA
liberal rates ami hnz limo. given 70 D9rrUwers Of
ferinz hrst mortgages en farms worth feuT Or mere
lines the amount Of han dessrei- God rsler-
ence. perfect TITLES. &c r~~Iuircd-
This corporation y exclusively a savings BANK
No commercial d.Posi.s received. nor clscuuEfs
m1de. No loans On personal security
Bltax appli1ikE- fr oorroSers cE1es % lac
rates. by-Lvs a1d special laE rss1csDg tethe
tank sen- o. any address requesteL
TEUsrEEs-James copper. DGEd DEerL g
3. Ellis. Al. Halves. r. ". Hay Jghl cNm41
T. n. Lzpsiy, Daniel Mclaughlin D j. Morreu-
Lewis PITT, II A Bo1gS Conrad 5u7pe@t eo-
+. Sranx- James 0cAtien- James Morley anu
W. W. walters
Daniel J. M0rrsI- President; Fs>RS Dl0ert,
Treasurer; Cyrus Elder, Soleitor- noE-@
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

OUR town daas ge;iisg down to first
principles. At recent meeting Of IAC
Council they resolved that they would
pay no more board bills TO the Sheriff. and
as the Sheriff does not propose TO furnish
boarding gratis. any n herafter com
mitted by the Burgess will be fed On bread
and water.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

FRANK CowAS, ESQ, an ex-editor, but
at present a practicing attorney in the
courts Of WestmOreland Co, and Welty
Mccullough. Esq, assistant general solici
tor for the Cohnellsville H. r., paid US a
visit on Friday last. Cali again, gentle
men
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

Those who are Arranging for their home
papers for the * year, viii do wisely -
send for sample copies Of the PITTsBUKsu
GAZETTE, Daily or Weekly. as it will BE-
seen to be the best paper published in Plus.
bargh. Ii isthc Oldest. being nearly nine
~ years old, and has kept pace with ali
phases OF modern newspaper progress. II
is printed on new type, and on clean, white,
handsome paper. It's new is specially
full, and accurate. II receives Cable news
from Europe, and Dispatches from all
parts of the country. Ii has Special Cor
respondents in Washington, during the
session Of Congress, and at Harrsbarg
during the session Of the Legislature, and
will give iull reports OF all that is interest
ing in the proceedings. It's Local Jews Is
complete and varied, vet chaste and pure.
Its Editorials contain trenchant~ discussions
of al current subjects, and deal indepen-
IDENTIFY with all issues Of the hour. The
paper Is Republican in Politics, but holds
that the party is superior to cliques and
rings. Es Narkeg Reports are especially
JgH and complete, Gsd hare a reputation
that IS widespread, for accuracy and re-
liability. Its reports OF the lire Stock
market arc also the best in the city. In
frequent instances, parties In the country
have saved or made considerable sums BY
following the accurate reports o fprices. Civ
en- by the GAZETTE, in making their sales.
1t also contains Agricultural. Household.
and Family sading, carefully selected.
Thus it is a family paper Of great excel
lence and rare cheapness, as 10 price. It's
circulation IS the largest OF the Pittsburgh
press. The GAZETTE is furnished at the
following rates, and we claim that they
afford the cheapest newspaper published,
when the size and quality OF the paper are
considered.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

NOTICE All persons indebted to shy.
der & I'll OF book account viii come and
make immediate settlements, as we must
settle up our books.
SNYDER & CHL.
Somerset, Nov 18th, 1870.