The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-28

sunday was the warine-i day experiels.si
this season..
Dr- X Miller. ard wife If Berlin. -p.ait
sunday in Somer~s.
Rev. AZ Truxal. and family. Of Irwin,
arr visiting RELATIVES IN this place.
There are At present five prisoners in the
county Jail. awaiting trial Al eourr.
Mr. g d. Lichty. # Mcyerslale was
amoag our callers Tuesday morning.
The largest crop Of oats ever grown 10
this section, viii b. harvested this year.
Mr.. Cilarles II. Fisher LEFT for Pittsburgh
sunday morning. He expects To return To-
day.
Much needed repairs were made last week
70 tine pavement in front Of the Presbyterian
church.
A Bedford county farmer had three horses
killed by lightning during a thunder storm
last week.
Mr. J. A. Lambert. Of somerset is in the
city. the guest Of Mn. VIII Dfbet-JohAs-
toica Tribune.
The County Commissioner were in session
at their office in the Court House, Friday
and saturday.
The liquor dealers Of this county were not
represented al the meeting of the State League
at Pittsburgh.
The sons Of Veterans propose holding IA
festival al the time Of the G. A. Il. reunion,
September 18th.
The next argument court will BE- held on
September Isl; instead Of September srd, a.
stated last week
Mr. Pierre Miller, Of Stoye>town passed
through somerset Monday morning, with q
drove Of fine young horSes.
Mr.. Leroy Elder. of Johnstown. stopped
of over night al Somerset, Saturday. on his
way home from Connellsville.
Nh John II. Bcnford and her son VIII,
who had been visiting in Somerset. returned
Ia their home in UrsiHa Monday.
A. II Cofiroth, ESQ, and Frederick Grof
are the delegates frum Somerset county to
the Democratic state Convention.
Mr. : J. Rowe, the venerable editor Of the
Huffman Journal. Is visiting in Somerset, at
the residence IF Mr.. George ". Pile.
Elsewhere ia these columns will be found
the advertisement OF the Indiana State Nor
mai d eff the leading schools of the state.
The heaviest rainfall in this section this
season, occurred Monday. 1t was a regular
old-tashionei rain, and cam down like a
blanket.
The members of the Disciple sunday
school viii hold a basket picnic in Koontz's
grove Wednesday. weather clerk Boyd per-
hitting
Nh. Daniel Baer, OF Somerset township, .
while picking cherries. saturday, fell from
the tree and broke her leg. She is sixty->ix
years ofage.
Miss Llcy Hcfficy. daughter of Mr.. Peter
Hefiey. returned last week from PhiIadel-
phia. where she had been attending school
for the past year.
=. II is generally understood that neither the
Republican Congressional or Senatorial Con-
in thi, district will be held until at
ter Congress adjouns.
A picnic parry composed of young ladies
and gentlemen from Somerset spent the day
al White Horse Monday. II was rather q
moist day for a picnic.
The weather OF the past week has been ex-
ceetingly favorable for al growing crops, the
plentiful rains in>uring a good growth Of
corn. Oats and pasture.
A party Of gypsie- were in camp in the
woods beyond Coal Hin for several days last
week. The fortune teller did a rushing bus
mess during their stay.
Mr.. Alex Oele. wife of Lieutenant Ogle.
L. : A. with her ~on and daughter. are
visiting relatives in Somerset. They are the
Of F J Koo~er, Esq.
Rev jain @ Juhu~un spent Monday night
ia somerset ON hi way home 20 NorriStowp.
had been spending several weeks with
lis father, Mr.. George Johnson. at Berlin.
Mr.. Samuel Fox has almost exclusively
the Somerset market with choice
aspbcrrie- for the past two weeks. besides
large quantities Ia other markets.
Mr.. James II. Lindsey, and family, Of
Allegheny City. are at theS Somerset House to
pend several weeks. They have been sum
nering in somer~ct for quite a number Of
-ean.
If something does not intervene, the plum
rop in somerset county viii be larger this {.
than il has been for years. The tres
ire fairly bending down in many localities
With their burden Of green fruit. 7
A Young man advertised for a wife his
lister answered the advertisement, and now
he young man thinks there i no balm in !
advertisements. while theold folks think lis
lani 10 have tive fools in the family.
}ruhaker. Patterson aud Kimmell, had thir-
cen applicants for pensions before them At
heir meeting Wednesday. They mee; at
Brubakers Office every second WedneS
I
PUT a tablespoonful Of brown sugar into q
uart Of paste. and il viii flsten labels as se- .
urelv 10 tin cans n To- wood. HoU-ekeep- =
y may save themselves much annoyance in
b. loSs Of labels from their fruit cans when d
up their own fruit by remembering i
his. :
The Secretary of the south Pennsylvania a
company. Mr. Gnorevent, Of Har- v
isburg. states that there J. no foundation t
lr the report Of The early completion ofthai
oad Hesays that under the most favnra- +,
H. eirrmStan,,~ ur,,rk r,uId not he resumed =,