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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-18

M~ISssTERIAL AND SUNDAY SCHOOL CON-
yESTIoS.-lhc Ministerial and Sunday
School Convention vi Som :rsct district,
Pittsburgh conference, Of the Evangelical
Association, convened IN the Evangelical
Church OF Salisbury, Pa. "Wednesday,
July 4, 1877, and was cssntInled until the
Sabuatn evening ioiiuwing. Rev j. j..
Bs:ihaft. Z. E, MAS present and nllrd
Tie chair. u. Fvchf, Ut Bedford Co., Was
elected Vice President, aud j. A. Smith.
OF Somerset, was elected Secretary. Alter
the preliminary business Of the Conven-
lion was disposed OF. the regular pro
grammc was taken up in the following or
der:
''How shall we preach the terrors of the
law, by u. FochL lis sanctification u
second blessing, /" by G. w. White. ..The
divine call to The ministry, and has q min
lister a right to lay down his Office" by
j. j. Bernhart. ..Homileiics," by +.
Bone. ''Divine Providence" by ID. X.
Lavan. '.Eloquence OF the pulpit" by l.
A. Smith. n he divine assurance vi q
slate OF grace, by w. A. Rininger. ..Im-
mortality OF the SOUL" by Z. {. Martin.
Heavenly recognition" by A.. s. Baum
gardner. inspiration Of the Holy
scriptures. by S. NJ. Baumgardner.
Tine relation Ut religion and temper
ance," by A. j. Greenwalt. Pastoral
visiting, by A. NJ. Bowlin. Existence
OF God, , by J. ID. Miller. "Formality
versus Spirituality" by John Betz.
Alter the reading OF each essay a lively
and interesting discussion ensued. The
Sunday School programme was taken up
and each subject ventilated.
Besides The discussions opened by the
ministers. u very good essay was read by
A. j. Bird, OF harnedsville, on She ne
cessary qualifications tor u good Sunday
School teacher. Rev. G. U. Highlman,
OF the Reformed church, and Rev. Koser,
OF the Lutheran church, were received US
honorary members OF the Convention. and
participated in the discussions. Revs.
keim and Merrill, vi the Brethren church.
were also made holo AIRY members. A
children's meeting was held ON Sabbath
morning, and addresses were made by ID.
IL. Layan, 1. A. Smith, and X. =. Van
meter. Communion services also on
Sabbath when quite q number came for
ward and participated. Upon the whole
the Convention was "A success, being higL-
iy entertaining and profitable to ali in at
tendance, and no doubt exerted q benefi-
cial influence in the community. Uur
next annual Convention will he held in
the town OF Somerset, Pa, over the first
Sabbath in June, 1873.
|. A. SMITH,
Secretary.
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THINK FOB YOURSELF. Thousands
lead miserable lives. suffering from dys-
pepsia, a disordercd stomach and liver
producing biliousness, heartburn, cos
tiyeness. weakness, irregular appetite.
low spirits. raising food after eating, and
often ending in fatal attacks of lever.
They know they are sick, yet Get little
sympathy. The uniailing remedy, which
is yearly restoring thousands, is DaCosta's
Radical Cure,
For sale by G.. w. Benford.
A 25c bottle will convince you of its
merits. Don't delay another hour after
reading this. but go and get a bottle. and
your relief is as certain as you live. viii
You do it or will You continue TO suffer-
Think tor yourself.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup. which never fails. Pleasant
to take, and requires no physic. Price 25
cents.
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Two young men of Troy perpetrated a
diabolical trick on two of their neighbors
last week, which may yet give them con-
siderable trouble. They introduced cro-
ton oil into some ice ceeam, and then in
vi,ed the two gentlemen referred to to par
take, which they did, o eating freely
and the other sparingly. as he did not rel
ish a peculiar taste in the cream. Shortly
afterwards both became very sick, the one
who had eaten most seriously SO. The
victims of this outrage made information
against the young men and the case will
come up for disposal by Judge jerks in
September .-Brookeile RepNblican.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-18

An old fisherman on the Lehish tells us
how 10 catch black bass. which are nov in
season. Black bass he SAYS will first NH
BILE gently at the bait and will frequently
draw the float way under the water. But
wait-the float comes back-suddenly he
seizes il and carts off. Don't pull-give
him play-suddenly he siops-be swallows
the bait slowly. Now a quick pull and
you Ina re him."
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Hats at cost. at Sclirock's.
The nights are delightfully."- cool.

Hats at cost. at Schrock's.
The nights are delightfully."- cool.
Dry Goods marked down al Shrock's.
The camp meeting season viii soon he
here.
There are about one hundred strangers
in town.
New Early Rose Potatoes wanted, at
Shrock's.
Peaches were offered in market las,
Thursday.
The weather has been delightfully."- cool
for the past week.
Cherries are a drug in the market. at
five cents a quart.
The cheapest Hosiery and Gloves in
town at Schrock's.
The brick layers have commenced work
ON the residence OF Sheriff Pile.
The h~uckleberry blossoms bespeak "a
bountiiul crop of this luciols fruit.
Cork shavings Tor Beds, Health and
Comfort. A reduction in price. See ad-
vertisement.
Shaving and h~air-cutting executed with
neainess and dispatch, by b. b. Wright,
at the Hill House. Give him a call.
The odorful baycock now gladdons
the heart of the Granger. and the ring OF
his milestone is the cheerful music OF the
morning.
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w. S. TEMPLE & CO.,
PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
AZ s HOWARD ST,
BALTIMORE, Md.

Special attention given to the sale OF
BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY, WOOL,
and Leather. We advise farmers not to
tubwash their wool, as whole Fleeces will
sell best this season.
We refer to Farmers & Merchants Nat.
Bank, Baltimore, and TO Peoples Bank, of
Baltimore.
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BITTEN By k:sSAKE-Mr: Julius Ladd.
OF Richmond Furnace. was bitten on the
finger by a copperhead snake OF Saturday
a week. lie vas moving, and noticing
the suAke. WHICH be says was q very large
one. tired to Kill Is with a STICK. when il
struck him. inficfing q wound ss above
staled. His hand and arm swelled up con-
siderahly. which was. however. ailayed
By application OF onioEs and whiskey.-
Safaraay Local.
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''Oh, why was | born g said he. "ahy
did they yank me by the hair out OF eter-
nal ~no'hingness n concrete existence:
to buffet The storms OF this rude world
with no -posiponement on account oil the
weather. What. then. is This problem Of
human destiny with which Science has
impofently wrestled for 50 many centu-
riesy But she told him. all the same.
that there aas M base ball for him that af-
i~ernoon; and IL he didn't get the kindIing
split bcfore his father come home fhere'd
he some wrestling that would make Science
open her eyes when she struck that wood
shed.
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Valuable Property
IN MT. PLEASANT,
FO 8 A T..


Thc,F irst National Bank Of Mt. Pleasant, Pa,
offers for sale the following property Mt said place
viz
One lot OF ground on corner Of Main and Church
streets, 90 feet front by $50 back, having thereon
erected a three story brick Hotel, with all neces-
safy outbuildings and known rs the "Hitchman
House."
ALSO, one lot adjoining the above, fronting CO
feet ON Main street and lJ0 feet back to an alley.
ALSO, one lot on other corner OF Main AMI
Church streets, o. feet front and l3J back, having
thereon n large frame stable on the alley
ALSO, one lot fronting ~ feet on Church street
and running back lS3 feet to an alley. having
thereon a two story brick and frame dwelling
house, stable aid other outbuildings-
ALSO. one-half interest in the four lots aud
Foundry Buildings formerly owned by MeCaleo
& Hurst, near the Railroad
These several properties are offered at Private
Sale and IL Lot previously disposed OF, will be Of
fered at public sale on Friday, the 5lst day OF Au-
gust, 1871, on the premises. Title perfect For
price and other particulars apply to the officers oil
said Bank, Mt. Pleasant, Pa
July Z.
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BERLIN HoUsE.-Late Brollier House.
J. &. Davis. Prop. This house has been
newly furnished and refiited throughout.
Its location is the best in Berlin, being in
centre of town and nearest ID. V. II. II.
Boarding by the week. day or meal. Good
stable attached.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-18

WILHoFT's FEVER AND AGUE TONIC
This medicine is used by construction
companies for the benefit of their employ
ees, when engaged in malarial districts.
The highest testimonials have been given
by CONTRACTORS and by the Presidents OF
some of the leading railroads 10 the South
and West.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-18

BURNED TO DEATH. = Frank Snyder,
aged about IA years. son of Andrew SnJ
der. of kylertOwn, was burned To death
on the 4th of July, under the following
circumstances The boys of the place
were engaged in throwing fire-balls. and
had a pan iull of iurpentine standing in
the street. with which they saturated the
balls. Among the crowd was a young
man named Elisha Ricketts,, who. being
Slightly intoxicated. ran out into the street
and gave the pan a kick, throwing the
burning turpeniine over the clothing Of
young Snyder. who. in his fright, started
TO run. thus causing the flames to burn
more fiercely. and before they could be
smothered or his clothing torn off lac was
so severely burned that he died the next
day. The boys parents are poor and the
citizens Of the place kindly bore the ex-
penses OF the funeral, thus. as far as lay in
their power, relieving their distress
ctedrfetd J0grnaL
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ARRIVALS AT THE SOMERSET HOUSE
Rev. DR.. Conrad, Philadelphia; p. p.
III. Walker, Summit; Jas. b. Gather,
Meyersdale; ID. Wagner, Salisbury; III. j.
Cotfroth, Baltimore; A. b. CofIroth, Bal
timore; VIM. NJ. Hall, Bedford; j. p.
Philson, Berlin: Col. Herr Won Koontz,
Baden Baden; Judge Zimmerman. Stoys-
town; t. w. Schick. Pittsburgh; Mrs. f.
ID. Jennings. Pittsburgh: Mrs. ii. Nc
Geary, Pittsburgh; Miss N. Floyd, Pitts
burgh; II. Il. Bateman. Pittsburgh; j. b.
Lyons. Ursina; S. McGrew, Allegheny;
c. Long. Shippensburg: Mrs. w. +. Geb-
hart, Dayton, o.; Jos. X. Gebhart, Day
ton. o. /; Miss Louie Gebhart, Dayton. o..
Miss Neitie Turpin, Dayton. o.; f. NJ.
Liehty. Meyersdale: J. p. ID. Phelps, w.
Va. Scott Dibert, J%ohnstowD; Frank Di-
bert, Johnstown.
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The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette
saws it is claimed that the first Methodist
Society organized in Western Pennsylva-
MIA was at Uniontown. and the first. or
certainly the second annual conference
west ofthe Alleghenies. was held at Pitts
hurgh by Bishop Asbury.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-18

A Normal and Select school will be
opened at Somerset. Pa. on Monday. July
so, 1877, and continue for d term of ten
weeks. Good boarding can he had at
very reasonable rates.
). L. TRENT,
Principal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-18

TERRIFIC HAIL sTaRM. About Q
O'Clock ON Tuesday evening Salisbury
was visited with a hail.storm such as was,
perhaps. meyer before witnessed in that
'apcient horolgh.' For . hriet period the
hailclones came with such frequency and
force as ~ threaten destruction NOD ouly TO
plants and exposed windows, but to life
Itself, il unprotected from the fury Of the
storm. Happily it was of short duration,
but quite long enough TO lay waste the
promising gardens that the day before
were the pride of their owners, and do Sc
rious damage TO the windows in one-half
the buildings 10 town. and in some in
stances to the buildings themselves In
many places ON the sidewalks the hail
stones were piled up to the depth Of two
or three inches. some Of them larger in
circumference than a silver twenty-five
cent piece. Growing corn and cabbage
and other vegetables are totally destroy cd.
as well AS much OF the fruit. of which
many trees are partially stripped.-Mey
ersdste Independent.
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be baked in lis purpose by n member of
this bar that Greesy had published u dis
loried statement vi hat had occurred Ia
court supprcssing any rci.scGcc ~ the u
professional conduct which had called ios ii
the rebuke vf Mr.. Cessna that this had
bren dune concerning q case sIli pending,
,rJm improper motives. 10 buag ousuin
upon the esutt. thai this MAS = esss 81
such hai i.ith 10 the court aud sach un-
professional behavior on the pat vi
Greeyy rs called for his dismissal from this
liar, citing authorities 10 sustain this view.
MIR. Greevy spoke in his own behalf
stating that he published the articles tor
the public good that he believed them 10
b. true n ii an opportunity was offered
could prove that they were lrue.
Mr.. Reynolds then closed for the petit
TONERS, and claimed thai Mr. Greeyy had
violated Lis. CO b as attorney by his publiea-
ton, and that this was a ground Tor dis
missal CT suspension from Office. That
the articles in his newspaper were unjust,
false and libelous toward the court, in that
he suppressed the facts in his possession
and gave an incorrect statement Of all that
did occur, that he was not here u answer
as an editor, but as q lawyer for a breach
of his professional fidelity toward the
Court. That the publication showed that
il was written with malice, and Tor the
purpose OF creating uDjustly. u public IN
timent against the Court.
The matter is now in the hands OF the
court and a decision will be rendered at a
early day.
Ursina Items.
The work on the Turkeyfoot Baptist
Church, is being pushed forward rapidly
by the contractor, Mr.. +. X. Leighton.
The funeral sermon of Albert Ream was
preached at Draketown OF last Sunday,
by Rev. Woods. !.
Messrs. Faidley & Dumbauld started
Eastson Monday with a nice drove of tat
cattle.
Mr.. Hays, of the Connellsville Tribune,
paid Il flying visit to our town last week.
Mr.. Benford's hotel Is made quite lively
by summer visitors, who go ouI catching
bass.
John Stein and family have removed 10
ST Louis. Mr.. Stein has gone in partner
ship in the purchase OF u Touring mill.
The Il. so. II. II. Co. made u beef Of "a
COW belonging TO j. p. Miller, on Sunday
night.
MIR. Fred Dull lost a COW quite recently
from the same cause.
A bull belonging TO Mr.. Jacob Angus
tine was killed by an engine near Fort
Hill Station. 1t is supposed the b. & o
Road will commence shipping fresh beef
to Europe ii the demand continues.
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TIME TABLES.
WEST.
EAST.

All trains run by Baltimore Time Il minutes
faster than Pittsburgh Time
Mail rains daily except Sunday.
Magnificent Day Cars through 10 NashihSt"h
and baltimore without change.
Seyenty-nve miles the shortest, and the only
route between the East and West via Washing
ton City. mah
Ticket Offices. corner fifth Avenue and smith
field Streets. and depot corner Grant and "aier
Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Il KHYNDMAN, Supl, q slnciisSille
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How 1T is DoNE.-The first object in
life with the American people is to ''get
rich :" the second, how to regain good
health. The first can be obtained by en-
ergy. honesty and saving the second
(good health by using GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER. Should you be a respondent
sufferer from any of the effects of Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &c,
such as Sick Headache, Palpitaiion of the
Heart, Sour Stomach. Habiiual Costive-
ness, Dizziness of the Head, Nervous
Prostitution. Low Spirits, &c, YOU need
not suffer another day. Two doses of Au-
gust Flower will relieve o at once
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size 10
cents. Positively sold by all first. class
Druggists in the L. S.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-18

HAT THE BILIoUs REQUIRE. Since
torpidity OF the liver is the chief cause of
lis disorder, il is evident that what the
bilious require is an Alternative stimulant
which will rouse il 10 activity, an effect
that is followed by the disappearance of
the various symptoms indicative OF its de-
rangement. Hosteiter's Stomach Bitters
invariably achieve the primary result
mentioned, besides removing the constipa-
tion, flatulence, heart burn. yellowness OF
the skin and whites of the eyes. pain in
right side aud under the right shoulder,
nausea, vertigo and sick headache, to
which bilious invalids are peculiarly sub
ject As remedy for chronic indiges-
lion. mental dependency and nervous
ness the Biiters are equally efficacious,
and as a of lost yigor. a means
of arrcsting premature decay. aud a source
of relief from the infrmities to which the
gentler sex is peculiarly subject, they
may be thoroughly relied upon.
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One day OF last week. Master George
Shafler, n son of Mr.. VIM Slisfler, was
biten in the foot by \ bipwn or swamp
adder. The foot and beg kwelled rapidly
and soon became very painful a physi
clan WAS summoned Who administered an
ansidoie.
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We understand that Co. G will receive
their uniforms this week, and that they
propose to give a specimen drill and dress
parade m the Diamond, on Saturday
evening.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-18

The convict cut" is all the rage. The
ladies look at their '~'loveys'" hair and
sigh, wishing that fashion would dictate
thus TO them. But how they would look,
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A Desirable Residence
For Sale.

Iofer for sale my residence In Somerset Bor-
ougb, containing 20 acres Of LAM all In n high
state Of cultivation, except four acres of timber.
with an orchard Of 200 choice selected fruit trees.
A brick dwelling house with 10 rooms, wash, wood
and Ice house, well filled. Swiss barn. carriage
house, has never falling running water at the
door, fine evergreen shading. Strawberry bed.
bees and bee-house. The distance from the public
squareis one-half mile, with pavement and plank
walk the entire distance. will sell stock, farm i'm
plements and furniture IL desired, and will give
possession Immediately.
July Is. j. q.
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DIED.

MASTERS.-0n the Gath Of June. 1877.
BENJAMIN Masters, Of Berlin Borough.
aged % years, 8 months and 6 days.
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FOR
Health, Comfort and Economy

Cork Shayings are unsurpassed as an article for
Beds, Mattresses, nc. They are ten times as our
able as Husks or straw. Only 9 cents per ID. 40
pounds will I'LL the largest bed For sale BY Arm
strong, Brother & Co, ~ and 40 First Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
July IS.
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UPPER ~TURKEYFoor TWP
Lenox David 400
Sale TO commence at l o'clock, p. NJ, and to con
time from day TO day until all the lands are dis
posedoL
WM- REEF.
J.P. PHILSON.
W. NJ. DANIEL
July IL. Clerk. Commissioners
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In another column of this paper will be
found an advertisement Of the sale of sew
eral valuable properties in our neighbor-
ing town of Mt. Pleasant.
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A box Of Glenn's Sulpber Soap, which
contains three cakes and costs only
sixty cents, is sufficient 10 supply material
for at least twenty Sulphur Baths which
would eradicate a whole catalogue OF
rheumatic and cutaneous maladies. Sold
by all Druggists.
Depot, Crittenton's No. Z Sixth Avenue.
New York. Hills Hair and Whisker
Dye. black OF brown, so cts.
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DULE TO ACCEPT OR RE.

(PUSE.
Il. Sarah Spsichsr, widow, Henry Speieher.
Lswis Sreicbsr and Sarah iaierussrriel with
~m.f animau I've SpsieheT. widow o. Jacob
Spei her T. I'd. Jenersn Spe,cher, ~resldtrs IN
- To- Isvs Ivhn SpeieEer, Jac5SSpeither.
Sr.h Ss>isher. inteTinaTrled ssth JOSIAH
lu Ky L. wis q Sussuah, iEtermarriot With
s.hrssk, guardian I'd Htem Of Vim. jefferson.
t,nas Anxustus Clinton NJ and Nony, Jusfa,
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The Cheapest, Pursst and Best Family Medicine ia
10 the World.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, Jaun-
dice, Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE Cole.
Depression Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Burn, &c, NC.
This unrivaled Southern Remedy II warranted
not to contain a single particle OF Mercury, or any
injurious mineral substance, but Is
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

IA
benjamin Masters, late Of Berlin Borough,
deceased,
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned notice II
hereby given to those indebted to 1t TO make immt
diate payment and those having claims against
It. TO present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday, the LIST day of September
1871. at the late residence of said deceased In
Berlin Borough, when and where he will attend
EMANUEL MASTERS
Julv IA Administrator.
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NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

give notice that they will sell, at public sale. IN
the Court room In Somerset borough on Monday,
the 18th day OF August next, the following Gnu
merated tracts Of unseated lands, which have
been purchased from the Treasurers Of said eoun-
ty, and have remained unredecmed for nve years
and upwards. Agreeable 10 the act Of Assembly
Of March Is, 1875, and the supplemental act there
to Of March. 1s2t
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TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT.@The followin
resolutions were adopted and ordered II
be published by Stoystown Lodge, No.
372, l. .. vi .. +.
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God
il his Divine providence, 70 rcmove from
our midst, by death, ouI esteemed friend
and brother, George Brubaker, who, by
his uprightness and iaithfulness in all his
relations OF lille, endeared himself 10 all
who knew him, therefore,
Resoiced, That in the death OF brother
Brubaker, VIC have lost u worthy member
OF our lodge. a good and true brother,
whom we all loved and respected, and
whose memory we will always cherish.
ResoiUed, That we deeply sympathlze
with the bereaved family and friends OF
the deceased.
Resolced, That the lodge be draped in
mourning, and the brethren wear the usu-
al badge oi mourning for ~ days.
Resotred. That u copy Of these resolu-
lions be sent 10 the wiuow, under seal ot
the lodge, ami that they be published in
the Somerset papers.
RoBERT Ii. PATERSON, Z. G..
JAcoB THOMSON. L. u.
PEMBROKE THOMPSON.
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Neso Advertisements.
II ATTORNEY AT Law,
Somerset, Penna-
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The Eucrsburg Fireman says: During
the terrible storm Monday night, the
lightning entered an DID l~asi1ioneJ CHM
ney al The residence VI Ais. Sitas Parrish,
la Munster township. auu passing down
the five. sci tile 10 a piece u tape which
was Used ~ keeping a large non CRATE out
~ The Nay VI the Kitchen stove
pipe. and ailsr making 4 tour Of ilie tvse
isseiI, which slvod 10 lne Fireplace. KNOCK
ed u lew SPANS frUln the tune hearth aud
buried itself In the earth beneath al q spot
within a lew inches Of the kitchen floor.
Our esteemed friend and patron, MIR. r.
l.. Parrish, Of Altoona, who was sleeping
in the house al the time, informs as that
the building seemed 10 him TO have been
raised several inches from its foundation,
but apart from this no unpleasant sensa
tons were experienced. except that Mr..
Parrish and the lady Vi the house were al
fiicted next morning with d dull headache,
though none OF the other nniate Of the
mouse were in any way affected.