The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-03-14


Al tes pect to move fton somerset in !
few We, !, I oner 4 private sale my houss.
holu & DDS, stoves, bedsteads, nattssssaL
spfinp extensioa table, sewing maeAins,
oil stoy e, ETC. I vim ssll thsss rood g I
very ] ow price. II not sold for ne next
two y seks they WI then - oa>ssd 4 pub-
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On readers viii rehservs b he nodes =
the oct Of the adysrtising solunns % oar
loesl page, that n. 4. Nathan, the well
kno' ~n business nsa Of Johnseown, viii
ope' q large dry goods and notion store in
the room now occupied by Nm. 4. E. Uhl,
in iaer's Block. The reputation ofthis firm
for the quality and variety Of the stock thsy
hx' fe for sale, and for fair and honest deal
ing il not surpassed by that of any firm do
INF business in Johnstown, and We are -
lsu ed that their Somersst store win be
M arked by the sams characteristics.
Report Of wsbls school, Milford district,
70 r the fhh month ending March ., 1888:
Whole No. in ssteadancs-nalss q, fe-
n laIes IL. I,
Average attsndases duri,g month-maln
10, females Is. . 81 80
Average attendance during tefm till date
I-nales II, females II. lef
Per cent of attendance during month
ms3es o., females 81.
Per cent of attendance during term till
date-males %, females 90.
Number of visits, s. a
n5a &c. +. NiLLEx,
sem rnss Teacher.
Mr.. EDrros;-Permit me, through the
columns of your excellent paper. to correct
IN error Of your Aiddlecreek correspondent.
A few weeks ago l saw in the Niddlecrsek
correspondence an item touching . meeting
held by myself, in which the writer stated
that . meeting was Ia progress 1t OakdaIe
by the W~inebrenarians.
We do not own the name q q church
title, as Elder ]. Winebrenner was not the
founder Of the church. but simply . mem-
Der of n minister in the church, which is
the Church of God. Jesus Christ founded
the church nearly nineteen hundred years
and named it. (The Church of God in
North America was in organic form thres
years before j. Winebrennsr became q
member of the body.) Wesre not sectarian
or d~enominationL. Men become memben
of the church by virtue of new birth, and
a member of the organic body by the hand
OF Fellowship. Our discipline, creed and
guide is the Bible.
ELDER J.. C. CuxHHaHAM.
The following resolution was adopted By
the {. 7. A. A. of Stoystown last Saturday
evening:
WHEsEAs, The sale Of intoxicating liquors
Is q beverage by two hotels in this borough
during the past year has been effected by
only twenty-five mems petition, some Of
them being required to sign both petitions;
and whereas. We regardi it a mark of honor
and virtuous citizenship never to sign Q pc
tition for license; therefore s
ResOsred, That for the benefit of the CON-
munity and for the information of all
whom it may concern, we will henceforth
seek in q legitimate way to publish the
names Of all persons who, by signing such
petitions make themselves responsible for
the sale of liquor in our town.
Stoystown, March s. 8.
TRIBUTE OF RrsrEcr.-Ata regular stated
meeting of Stoystown Lodge No. $40, l. o.
o. f., held on Saturday evening March 8,
1888, the following resolutions were
!
WHEREAS, The angel of death has visited
the family of our brother. J. s.. Wagner,
and called the spirit of his dear wife fiom
its earthly tabernacle and from the family 6
guiding it. as we believe, to light and I.
liberty beyond the dark river, leaving her
place vacant in the family circle, therefore :
be it (,
ResOlsed, That by this dispensation OF .
Sod, this community has lost q faithful !
member, and her husband q loving and J
wife. Q
Resolved, That our brother has our heart
sympathy in this his time Of trial and !
leep distress, and our hope hat he may .
Tally realize that he is in the hands of one y
who can and will heal every wound. and
.hus find consolation. I.
Received, That q copy Of these resolutions :
be given to our our worthy brother. J. s. !.
and q copy furnished for publica- .
ion in our county papers. |,
~ WILLIAM BRuBAKKR, N. G.. \
AUGUSTUS HEyyLEY, Sec. :
An INDISPENSABLE IssrRuMENT.-Rscent :
in the making Of stylograph- :
C pens have made them q very servieeable :
almost indispensable instrument for :
hose having occasion to do much writing y
md who desire q convenient pen at hand
wherever they may be. They have come
INTO such general use that it is rather late to .
them to anybody, but there !.
iaye been some Improvements in the man. 4
of the Livermore S~tyloarapic Pen :