The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

EDITOR liERAi.D AS Tins issue oil t1t
HERALD will reach the majority OF you
readers before the Reunion OF the 10ti
Pennsy lvania Reserves. on Thursday, the
Z Goth inst, aud as | understand. there ar
many persons in the county who think o
coming TO the Reunion. buI are as yet IN
S decided, not being satisfied that the affair
viii be a success, | will give you a few
items in hopes of being able 10 convince
the skeptical that the Reunion will be a
: grand and entirely successful affair. In
3 the first place, we have positive assurances,
by letters and otherwise. that the number
OF people who will assemble at Somerset
on this occasion, will be greater than has
| ever c~ongregated in this town since its ex-
~istence. A special excursion train will
leave Cumberland early Thursday morn
: ing. having aboard the Queen City Band,
/ in uniform, and q post OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic, besides about 100 old sol
diers and citizens at Hyndman it will
take aboard the Bedford excursionisis. and
all along the route il will receive acces-
sions until it arrives at Meyersdale, at
which point it will receive the Meyersdale
and Salisbury delegates, with bands OF
music, etc. at Garrett il will be greeted
and boarded by a special excursion from
Berlin. coming over the Buffalo Valley
Railroad, and will arrive at Mineral Point
at 9:35 a. m. Another .pecisl train will
leave Connellsville early on the same
morning. with the Connelisville Military
aboard, with music, etc, aud .excursionists
from Uniontown. Greensburg, Mt. Pleas
ant, and other places and on its way TO
Mineral Point it will receive large addi-
tons OF excursionists at Ohio Pyle Falls.
Confluence, Ursina, Casselman, etc, and
will arrive at Mineral Point five minutes
after the arrival at the same place OF tie
Cumberland train. At this point the ex-
cursionists will combine, and proceed 10
Somerset in one immense and lengthy
train. A portion OF the Reception Com
mittee will meet the excursionists at Min
eral Point, and accompany them TO
Somerset. Arriving at the Somerset de-
pot the train will be greeted and welcomed
by Company G. 10th 2egt- n. G. p, the
Somerset Silver Cornet Band, and an
immense and enthusiastic throng OF peo-
pie from the town and surrounding coun-
try. Besides the railroad excursionists,
there will be a large delegation of people
from Jehnstown and the intervening
towns and villages. The Jennertown
Band, accompanied by a numerous follow
ing, will arrive in town early in the morn
ing. 1t the weather proves propitious,
this oc,-.sion viii be 4 very notable one,
and We will all r~ecollect it many, many
years, anu hose who fail TO be present
will regret ii very much. A gathering Of
all the old soldiers Of Somerset county,
and many from the surrounding counties
of this State and Maryland, soldiers of
three great wars, 1912, 1915, and 1861 IS,
with all their friends and relations, their
sisters. their cousins, and their aunts-
their admiIers-and everybody who feels
any interest in perpetuating the mem )ries,
the "reminiscences the anecdotes, and the
glorious and patriotic deeds of the Ameri-
can soldiery. The people of Somerset
have spared neither time nor money in q
o~rnamenting and decorating the town, |
and they will be unceasing and untiring
in heir efforts TO make it pleasurable and
enjoyable for all who may attend. Com I
will greet each other, who have not q
met since the fearful days of Gigs, and |
will rejoice, and congratulate each other
that we have neither wars nor rumors OF
but that our beloved country is filed /,
with peace, plenty and prosperity. Let
everybody come and be happy
CHAs. II. FISHER.
PA, Sec. Elk. Com.
June %, 70. a
FARMERS BEwARE.-The Jeremy Did
Hers have resortsd TO a new system OF
winding the u~nsuspecting farmer. n b
calls upon the farmer and repre- 3
ents that he is DESTROYS of purchasing a
arm, and prevails upon The farmer to
how him around his premises. By this s.
ime the swindler has ingratiated himself
nto the farmers favor, and ne is given a .
rood supper and bed; but when the farmer
in the morning, he finds that his
has decamped with whatever
'aluables he can lay his hands upon.
'nch was the experience. a few days since,
{ Mr.. Philip Snyder, who resides below
OWN, the thief having stolen from HIM a C
watch and chain valued at $50. From
umors that reach US Mr.. Snyder was not
be only one upon whom the trick was a
ried in this county. Farmers should be r.
n their guard how they entertain stran. b
ers, who often come TO them as wolves .,
4 sleeps Observation-Disclosures Necs.
THE NATIONAL CoMPLAINT.-Dyspep- Is
is the national complaint. Almost ev-
other mar or woman you meet has ii, u
nd the result is that the number of pseu- "
remedies for il is as numerous as Pha- o.
aoh's host. They are for the most part Z,
'orthless. There is, however, a search 81
lg eradicant OF this distressing and obdu- II,
ate malady, one whose genuine merits Ii
ing since raised it to q foremost place Ii
mong the staple medicines of America.
Iostetter's Stomach Bitiers extirpates MI
dyspepsia with greater certainty and "a
romptitude than any known remedy, and Pc
a most genial invigorant, appetizer and r,
ID to secretion. These are not empty as X
as thousands OF our countrymen .
nd women who have experienced its eff :
are aware, but are backed up by IT. Su
proofs repeatedly laid before Ia
ne public. The Bitters also promote W
regular habit of body and give a health "
Il stimulus TO the urinary organs. -