The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-15

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pHhlican solers oi Somerset Borough are 4
iir,en, nntiied that caueu>, for the pur- Z
l~,se u. nominating candidates for the va $
rio,ls buruueh offices, will be held in the Il
the Commissioners Office, ON Saturday 5
evening February Is, 1889, at Z o'clock q
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LARur NJ. HICKS,
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The continuous not the past'few days t
has put the country roads in an almost inn q
! pass.be condition.
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Quite number of new dwellings and bus
iness houses will be put up in Somerset
during the coming summer.
We have learned that wm. NJ Hochstet-
ler has secured the services of the most
practical coat-iuakcr in Western Psnnsyl-
vania.
Il. p. Cummins Post, No 2lo, G. A. r.,
has secured James w. Riley, humorist, to
deliver lecture early next month for the
benefit of the Post
t-FFS~>-> ~arrIREa sI
i Mr. chahes Iinfsrl. the PittAnfsh ar.
list. purposes the coming spring to organ- (
ize a sketching clas. often or dozen young I
ladies and cncamp during the summer sea /,
SON some place near Somerset
Ii took the General" two weeks to load,
aim and fire. but those Of our readers who
waded through his wonderful production in
last weeks Commercial will not wonder at
the time consumed in its preparation.
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Another engineer corps, in the employ Of
the south Pennsylvania Railroad, arrived
ia Somerset Monday. There are now at
T least six different corps in the employ Of :
ibis road operating in Somerset county.
The 95-cent &. ..rlield fand started in Pitts
burg, soon after the death of the President
has been given M as afiiiure. The amount
collected, ss5sl0 has been tnrned over to
the monument fund Of the society of the
Army of the Cumberland. 3 = g =
Messrs. Isaac Kaufman. of Davidsville
Stephen Stuizman. of Upper Yoder Jacob
Wertz. OF Stonycrcek township. and John
II. S,raver. of Lower Yoder will leave
Ioinstown for Florida on Monday next to
be absent until spring -.JohRsfoTn Tribune.
The members of the bar have had two or
three meetings lately and have decided to
tender banquet to Ills Honor Judge Baer
some evening during the coming court
week Committees have been appointed TO
make the necessary arrsngemeuts.-Bed-
ford la.sirer.
Tn seaiuid To be used ia the execution
of .lison. the Indiana county parricide,
has been completed, and Friday of this
week is the time appointed for him % die
the death Of feion9 He stiii seems wholly
uncopcerned as ioShis fate 1betimes pro-
testing his innocence.
Under the new schedule which went into
: effect on the Somerset & Cambria Railroad
Sunday morning. there will only be one
through train run hereafter on Sunday, ana
the mail train from the west will arrive sew
| en- minutes later than heretofore. These are
the only two changes made.
Cur readers will no doubt join with rs
in heartily welcoming our stonycreek cor
respondent back to our colums after his {
raihes pro,1aeica abscenee. rleerlar7 neY-a c
or writes unless he has something 10 say, ,
aud never says anything, without. making IL
The -t;ef,er,ln t,r some Of his 4keutenants II
>quirm.
The :. 4 G. r. r. Co have laid a track
from point on their road near the juno 5
ton. % the falls at Kantner's dam, for the
parpose OF procuring ice. The clis can be {
run right under the falls aRd the ice, when
there i any can be loaded with but little
Iroable. We understand they paid Mr..
fKan:ner 5000 for ten years lease.
Several reutlemca of this borough have
been negotiating with Mr. Val. Hay for the z
purchase of the old Lutheran Church lot ON {
the corner If Main Cross and Union streets. \
If they can come to terms they propose d
erectinga row of handsome Offices early in
the spring. There. isD .considerable de-
mand for first loor Offices among our attor-
neys and the proposed rev building is to
supply this demand. @
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Rev. / +. TEaxel delivered 4 serio-comic t
lecture before a large audience at Manor d
Church lasf THURSDAY pight. The eS~Gpn- t
gruiiies and Iacongruties, of various CLASSES a
were adm lnably set forth. Many good hits l
were made. Theleciure spsrkled with wit a
and fun all a,reaglL The audience enjoy g
ed i; hugely frpn beginning 70 end. The a
istories were adnliTably told No one could :
fsil to see the point every time We pre- r
diet for Rev. Truxal abundant success on t
the platform if he should. continue 10 culti- t
vatc his talent in this dirsction.- Uestmor- q
fa,id Democrat. c
! TH Your HoRsEs-Scarccly day passes
in which there is not one or more accidents
occurring from runaway horses which have
been left in the street united while the
owner runs somewhere for moment TO at
ftend to little business. Some people will
lneyer learn the smallest amount of COM
lmon sense in matters Of this kind. There I;
Is always danger in the quietest horse or
horses being left in this way. There is
scarcely horse in existence that something
lgil M: scare and no one knows when !.
aha: sonething may turn up to do so.
tTnerefore always tie yoarherse.
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NJ Next srordaythe Republicans of the bor-
-tl a. Z. Al. Ell !
owing offices l person for Burgess
persons for Town Council , persons for
; ;hool Directors !; person for Constable
u person for Assessor; 2 persons for Assist
Iant Assessors7 J person for Judge of the
Election: person'for Inspector 1 person
for street Commissioner; person for High
c ,ns;able person for Auditor.
II i iuper.anr that none but fit men