The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-01

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A special tenn II .,srt II one wssk viii b.
bold. commencing Monday. October lsth.
Mn. GEO. F, Baer and daughter If Read
ing. spent several days II last week with nj
atiye> IN Somerset.
summer visitors are commencing 10 leave
for their city home.
Groand wa broken Monday for the new
Reformed Church 1t Is expterted to get ii
under rsof before cold weather sets in.
Mr.. Frank J. Meyers who has been con-
fined 10 his bed fr the past month or more
by a serious illness is again able to be up and
about.
Mr.. John J. Hoffman Is greatley improy-
ing the appearance If his premises on Union
street by having the woodwork and fence
freshly painted.
Reserved seal tickets Tor the new Adam
les Eden, AT the opera House Thursday
night. are now on sale al 2. L. Gascbeers
furnishing store
' ANN VI D "a 'Ne
Somerset -FlaG and Stlrs. Friday. NJ
suited in favor Of the star BY a score Of
gtoo. The Flags 90 to Redwood to play
to-day
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f,,.u r.. s,,n.a am y, ~ .,.rm Sstpriav
ms. b,fldinv "a. owpedbvMr Werb-
onss and ~. u,J..r rs,f ami mastered II
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The Glade Normal school, taught 10y PROS
Berkey and Weller viii close with apPFopr-
Tb.r. A.. .sver-y- e,,r st,,a.nts IN ,tfand-
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Rev. James Darsie, formerly pastor OF the
Disciples Church in this plaee- l. now loess-
ted al salem, DINO. ON Thursday evening
wan,er oft,vs ,si, Iowa the ee,ao,ony
t,k,,, nl,cs 4, tbe ,bgr.b
The e~nterprising newspapers that last week
announced that the Republican Congress
ioual Conference for tAis district would meet
in somerset Tuesday Of this week were jgst
a little previous. Definite arrangements
have not yet beea made for the time or place
Of meeting
Mr.. George W. Benford has a plum tree in
his yard Of some unknown variety which
he calls the ~Groyer Cleveland, that i bur
dened with ruiz Of enormous size, one meas
uring six and three quarter inches in CIR
conference. 1t l. by no means the largest
plum on the tree
Inc electric storm "'0a'inias evening" was
one 'i tue "i'S' Se''i e"a' '"s ' N
and ornamental trees were blown down,
while Others had limbs torn from them.
Much Of the fruit was beaten from the trees.
The storm was accompanied by some hail.
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