The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

tive, in Somerset.
Cherries arr selling At from four to fiv,
cents a gallon in Addison.
G~neensburg, as now illuminated by natural
gas. T. at night almost A. light n day.
Paul II. Gather. Esq of Grecnsburg. j,
visiting friends and ~rela,ives in Somerset.
Mn. Parkers boarding house Is filed q
overlooking, and applicants arr mrnei away
daily.
Somersci j. To have smother wholesalt
liquor store. 1t viii be opened up next
week
Mr.. Charles Addy. II East End Pittsburgh.
il visiting his friend Mr. Paul Scfiell. ia S.m-
erset.
The ba~e ball ground has been plowed up,
much To the disyruutlement Of Somerset ball
players.
Mr.. FL. B. Scull ien for Cresson Monday
morning after a two weeks visit to relatives
in somerset.
\ brick dwelling house i being erected ON
the lot owned bv Mr.. George r Srul. on
Union street.
Miss Belle Toner. one Of P~ittsburgh's
leading singers, 8, visiting her school friend.
Miss Name UhI.
Mr.. FL Brubaker, Of M-onongahela City. is
spending hi, summer vacation with his par
euys in Somerset.
Ms, Z. V. Miller, the brilliant pianist Of
John-tovn, is visiting her friends the Misses
MuS>elman in Somerset.
New subscribers come rolling inevery day.
This makes Us happy, but We have rUom for
being made still happier.
Alright policeman now PATROLS our prin-
cipal streets. He Is employed and paid by a
number 81 our business men.
Mr.. Daniel Trent l. e~rcctimg a new dwell
ing house on the site of his old one, on the
corner of East Main street.
J. Cal Lowry, ESD has returned from his
summer vacation and has once more gotten
down TO work in his law Office.
The trial If Mr.. Hin against her husband.
Frank f. Hin, and Roger Mara, for con-
spiracy, i, >tiIl in progress in Pittsburgh.
The name Of Mr.. Charles II. Fisheris being
prominently mentioned in connection with
the Democratic Congressional nomination.
Miss Mary Baer returned home Saturday
from a three weeks visit TO Latrobe. where
she was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. ]. &.
ozle.
Ex-senator Fred Grof viii teach a normal
school AT Confluence. commencing on Mon
day. July 18th. The term viii he MIN
weeks.
Burgess story and wife. Of John>town. are
spending a few day, in Somerset They paid
the HERALD sauctum aplcasant call Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. John r. Piscl. formerly of Somerset,
but FOR the past few years Of Akron. Ohio.
!, once more visiting the ~cenc, Of his early
boyhood
Mr.. John J. Hoffman. who occupies the
position Of chief clerk in the Is :. Naval Of
ice in Philadelphia spent last week with his
family in Sumerset.
The Somerset fishing party. after spending
"a week on the hanks of the raging Ca>sel-
man. returned home Saturday They report
the usual fshcrman'> luck.
Jacob J. Miller, Esd spent Friday and
Saturday IN Somerset. returning "a Pittsburg
sunday. He expects To return later in the
summer 10 spend his vacation.
Z. r. Patterson. Esd of Pittsburgh. who
j. spending hi- summer vacation Al the home
Of his parent, in >~toyestown, paid his som
er-et friends a briefvi,it last week.
Mr.. Frank Kjeruau, of Latrobe, paid the
HrR,LD office several pleasant visits while in
Somerset last week We are always pleased
10 have him pull our latch string.
Mr.. Rufus Edic, daushter-in-law Of Col.
John R Edie. with her two daughters, Of
Washington, D C., spent a portion Of last
week in Somerset visiting relatives
Mis- Bcymer of Pittsburgh, who with her
sister. Is stopping At the Somerset House,
while out riding Monday evening Wasthrovn
from her horse and slightly injured
The little daughter q Mr. Casper Fisher.
an account Of who~e serion burning was
published in last weeks HEEALD died from
the effect Of her injuries Thursday Wurnins.
Mr.. Thonia. shoemaker. who was the
General Superintendent Of the Collin, Broth
or, contract on the south Pennsylvania Rail
road, has been spending the past few day in
Somerset.
The engine in the HERALD pres noon Wa
taken down. oyerhaulel and repaired 10y IN
gineer Hau-. Last week. 1t i nov in as good
condition a. when it was purchased, ten
years agp.
D
a pair ofsentleman Congress gailerS-No
6-French calf and perfectly new. were lately
carried asa5-pprhaIs b. sAistakc-fcouH
Office. A liberal reward viii be paid for
their return.
Mis- Hattie Sniyely. accompanied by her
grandmother. Mn. r P. Cummin>. Of this
place. with whom She has been living for
the past few year. Jeff on Monday morning
for her home in Inkom, idaho.
4 six year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mn.
Frank Kaniner. OF Kantners station, one
mile soath Of town. died ON Monday morn
ing. of brain fever. after a few day. sickness.
by falling from a hammock.
The editor Of the >axton Herald says Of
The most notable thing Of this
staid. odd, easy-guing town an IL signs, mig
ger. and d~ingy-looking court house. A. to
business. Saxton leaves her in the shade.
Rev. J. IL. Zinn. of Glade, somerset c'un-
preached in the Messiah and 81. Johns
churches on sunday for Rev J Al Bice.
old parishiqner wepe glad = - him.
He indulged IA . h,,anng esFeliiIloa IN the
,arly part of the w~eek-Bedforr Gasrne.
The county commissioner ofice j. under