The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-16

cherries VIII be- next IN market.
SUNDAY was an oppres~ively warm day.
Spring boanders have begun to arrive
How do YOU like tive mean our ne'
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An adjourned argument court is in sessiol
to-day.
Quite a large crowd was in attendance a
c~amp-mecting Sunday
Strawberries and cherries are plentiful il
the local markets at 10 cents a quart.
No girl in Somerset county is halfas prou,
other new spring dress a. the HERALD is q
hers.
Capt. George F. Baer, of Reading, has beei
spending the past week with friends il
Somerset.
Lime you cellars and closets, clean you
cutters, and purify things generally abou
your premises.
The Fourth of July comes on sunday thi
year. Which day will be observed in Somer
set Saturday or Monday
BY the way the candidates are humpin,
themselves, it is easy to tel that the day fo
the primary il drawing near.
Mr.. Daniel Bubaker, wife and daughter
of Scalp Level, were guests of Hon. A. J
Colborn, the early part 0 fthis week.
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The next annual meeting of the State med
ical society will he held in Bedford on Tia,
last "Wednesday in June, the soth.
The latest Sei-up for the Prohibitionists i,
Joshua l.. Baily. Of Philadelphia, for COY.
enor, and Chas ;. Wolfe for Lieutenant
Governor.
II is conceded ON all sides that General
Beaver will be nominated for Governor by
acclamation al the coming Republican Stat,
Convention.
4 distillcr's liquor store was opened in
Somerset on Saturday. 1t Is run by Mr.. Jes.
81 Baughman, and is in the basement of the
Glade House.
Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, Kirkwood, OF
Iowa. Ramsey, of Minnesota. and Sprague,
of Rhode Island, are the only war govern
ors now living.
Mr.. Wilson knepper, son of II. +. Knep-
per, who left Somerset some three years ago
Ia seek his fortune in Nebraska, l. paying a
visit to his friends in Somerset.
DIR. II. :. Kimmell of Somerset, left
Thursday for a trip through Colorado, Kan
sas and Nebraska. He expects to consume
four or five weeks ON the "trip.
Mn. Peter Baush, of Nebraska. daughter
of ex-Sheriff Knepler il visiting her parents
in this place. The entire family is now at
home the first time for many years.
The thirty->econd annual meeting of the
Pennsylvania State Teachers Association,
will be held in Allentown, commencing July
9th, and continuing three days.
Our job TYPE, a. well a ~sIape type
arr all brand, splinter new, and we are pre-
pared to do the best job work in the county,
and at the most reasonable RATE.
The paw car. bound north on the :. 4 &.
Railroad, ran over a valuable cow belonging
10 Henry Kister, Monday afternoon, and in
jured her - severely that She died shortly af-
forwards.
Under the rules the name of orery candi-
date must De on the ticket. \ ticket that
does not contain the names Of all the candi-
counted.
One thing noticeable in bonnets j. the
disappearance of dead bird ornamentation.
This commcndahlc change of fashion viii
probably put a stop to " the slaughter Of the
innocents.n
Major Montooth, Of Pittsburgh, a promi-
nent candidate for Lieutenant -Govcrnor on
the Republican ticket. spent a part Of Mon
day and Tuesday of last week in Somerset.
looking after his political fences.
The Republican voters in the various pre-
cincts should see that none hut reliable and
and efficient mon are selected for Committee
men. This is II important matter. Put
none but reliable Republicans on guard.
M%idshipman Chester NJ. Knepper, [. :.
spend three months vacation with his friends.
Mr.. Knepper graduated at the Naval Acade-
my last week. standing second in his class.
ON account of his horse being slightly
foundcrcd. Mr.. VI. X. Johns, one Of Paint
townships >taunchest Republicans, took a
day off and spent Tuesday in Somerset. His
horse is very fine one and in a few days
will he ~ well H. ever.
The Ursina Normal CLOSES next week. The
County Superintendent will hold an exami-
nation beginning Tuesday, June 22d, at |
O'Clock p. NJ, and continued on "Wednesday
until completed. On Wednesday evening
the Normal class gives a public entertain
mcnt.
The JohnStown Tribune saws if Charles :.
Wolfe j. Nominated by the ProhibitioniStS
for Governor, lac. will probably poll the full
strength of that party, be~idc> a great many
of his old independent supporters. of whom
there were fifty thousand in 1881, when lac
nominated himself
Manager Paul Cascbecrof the Opera House
must wear a large sized hat or how else
would he know just what would please the
many patrons of his house. The entertain
ments he has provided 80 far have all been
first class and were highly appreciated by the
towns people.
The Somerset Silver Comet Band have
been treating our citizens To some very choice
music uf late. They have gotten a number
Of handsome new instruments, and are i'm
proving in their playing daily. 1t is dscided-
..f,- Ito H.. ,r.r,piz,ffnu 9Th. Kind sinner