The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-07-23

and from the colored camp-meeiing o
Sunday.
A scrub nine from Somerset played a gan
OF base bali with the Meyersdale elub la
Friday, at Meyersdale.
Miss Hattie Harrington and Miss Jenni
Griffith, of Johnstown, are visiting at J.
Walters, on Main street.
Miss Coe, of New York city, will deliye
"a lecture in the Court House, Thursda
evening. Subject. Moral Trrining of on
Children"
The Somerset small boy is happy. Oh
John Robinson's great moral show wi
pitch its tent in this immediate sioinity ol
I the 7th of August.
Messrs. Max HoblitzelI, ofUrsina, Georg
Hall, of Bedford. and Charles Meyers, o
Meyersdale, are visiting in Somerset. The,
are the guests of Mr.. Frank J. Meyers.
The familiar faces of our farmer friend
have not been visible very frequently on on
streets during the past two weeks Th'
grain and hay fields have had first claim t
their presence during this period.
The BALTIC. and Ohio Railroad viii have
one of their grand excursions to the famous
Luray Cayerns, on Friday, August Sth. Th'
price of round-trip ticket will be five dol
lars. For further detailed information ap
ply to T. L. Patton, passenger Agent, som
erset, Pa.
Thesrch culvert, twenty-seyen feet span
by which the South Pennsylvania crosses
the Somerset and Cambria railroad at the
Summit, has been sublet to a Mr. James
Of Johnstown. who has commenced work OF
his contract. He is having fine quality O
sandstone quarried, one mile north o.
Somerset.
TN Miller is delivering the first volum,
Of Blaine's Twenty Years Of Congress 7
to subscribers here, and also taking orders
for the second volume. He is authorized to
fiji ali orders here or at Meyersdalc. Whcth-
ar those orders have been taken by other
agents or not, he alone can deliver the work
a, the above named places.
Il is said that lightning recently struck q
woman who lived in Wellington. Indiana.
IL darted TO one cheek, and before She had
time 10 turn the other it slid down her watch
case, jumped to her feet, put her shoes be
yond the reach Of the cobbiers art, and skip
ped off leaving the woman just as well and
The crowd in attendance at the colored
camp meeting, which is being held in Hu-
gus grove, Sunday, was very large and
orderly one The morning train from
Johnstown, contained three coaches closely
packed with people from that place and in
termediste stations. Services were held in
the morning, afternoon and evening. An
admission fee of ten cents was charged, and
we are told the gate money aggregated quite
4 nice sum.
marble cutter, started FOR Fayette county
Monday morning, TO deliver large lot of
work, some thirteen different jobs. Some of
the monuments are very beautiful, and re-
feet great credit on Mr.. Skaters skill as q
designer and cutter. A favorite design Of
his Customers seems to be square shaft
about six feet high, surmounted by an urn,
all Of pure Italian marble. Those desiring
fine work, should call on Mr.. Shaffer.
Our exchanges tell US OF a Lehlgh county
man VINO aieu on me -elii oi Juhe' VINO "as
Urited States, outside Of Mormondom. He
was married three times. His first wife
bore him eleven children. his second eleven
md his third, who survives him, eight,
making thirty in all. OF these eleven are
lead. and the other nineteen attended the
funeral. Mr. Suohi could count l42 grand
children, ll6 great-grandchildren. and s
sreat-great-grandchildren, making his pos
erity thus far 25S.
Aoout halt-past elght o CLOCK Moilu''y
morning hre broke out IN ti'e Secoild moor
j OoiFoth furniture room On NAM 'i'ss
i
ew moments from two to three hundred
,eople were gathered about the building.
\ spark from the stove had ignited large
,ileo of packing material, and had it not been
discovered just when it was a large and
fire would have resulted The
lanes were extinguished promptly and
,efore they had gained much headway. or
much damage was done.
-.
A telegram announcing the sudden death
# Mr Alden ] Lull was received in Som
-rset Thursday morning. The telegram
tated that ne had died suddenly that morn
ng at his home in New Berlin, New York,
nd we have heard no further particulars.
'ieni'S' "iieie ne ia" ies'eieN io' 'iie p's'
we ye-Is' Ai'u His many iii'''s "s@'- y.
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ie wa ensAs'd III '''e u''iH 0''si'i'sS WIN
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