The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-17


5amc {. Push Esl. bR sor The east .
: Acaday morning. lie viii return toe ialt.
rart of the week.
Tae goaaiy commissioners viii dissribui
ihe necessary election blanks Cor holding Ia
November election. duriog the cpniag wesE
Hon. Al colsoTn was billed to addrss
a Espabiean meeting at ~Johusioun thi
evening hut was unah'e 20 keep the engagr
ms.t or arcouns 81 sickness
Clerk 10 the County Commissioner a.
Hleman, has been confined 10 his home 70
the p@ss week with a heavy cold. He hope.
to be about his duties during the week.
Uncle Joe Prof J. J. stusznan, caIle
to say gooi-bve Monday morning befor
leaving for Kansas City. No, where several
ofhs sons are engaged ia newspaper work.
A. ". Scott Ese.. Of Cadiz, Ohio. is visit
ing At the readence Of bis brother John R
Seat Esq. Mr.. Scott left Somerset county
ia 1860 and seitlel il cadiz where he ha.
since lived aad prospe7ed-
We are requested to annoauee that the la.
lies Of the mite society Of The Disciples
Cisarch viii hold a festival on Thanks
giving Day. and evening Due notice Of
the place ofholding the festival viii be given.
Tire State Convention of Directors Of the
Poor iSbeins held at Uuioatown this week.
our county is repfssenied by several dele
gates among them being J.. c Colborn, Esq.
attorney and clerk 10 he Poor Board.
Miss Nareissa H. White national organic
er OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of The Uai.ei States. was quietly
married At Sharon, Pa, on Friday. to Z.
Mrhen. Of oregon. The groom Is a reputed
millionaire.
The Board Of Commissioner were very
prompt TO AT oa the accommodation CT the
grand jury in removing the row of heavy
shade trees on either side OF the court
house Tic county officials vii now be
able 20 90 ul days work without the as
sistancs ofkercseue oil.
"on the trail or Pioneer Life in Ken
tucky by the Daniel Boone Dramatic
Company. have 10 reason to complain Of
the reception given them at the Opera
House Friday evening. The house was com
lof,ably filled ard tie play, Astounding with
thrilling incidents. was Thoroughly enioved
by the large audience.
"
Gen. John r.. HauranA has been appoint
cd member ofthe board Of directors Of the
National Soldier Home. to represent Penn
syiania. He will have charge Of oil appliea-
tons from Ills State. and veterans desiring
20 secure admission to the home from this
state Should write for information 10 him at
NJ. s2l Library stree. Philadelphia.
Messr Ed o. HochStetier and Wm. Herr
have purchased . he merchant tailoring Is
tablfshmet Of Wm. NJ. Hochstetler and have
opened oul ia the store room lately occupied
6y J. b. Snyder. SIR. Herr is a fashionable
cutter and tailor ofIarge experience and the
new firm guarantee satisfaction in all their
dealings They should receive liberal pat
ronage from The puhice.
Mrs. Sarah Pearson died ia stoyesiown on
Monday night 7h inst She was IN the eigh-
second year Of her age. IN 1873 che was
married TO Jacob Tsmbeu. after whosedeath
She married a Nr. Black Again becoming
a widow She married about 1874, Samuel
Pearson. who died some years g After
as decease M. PEARSON made her home
with her step-daaghter. Mrs. J. II. Snyder.
Elder C. 6. Lint. ofMeyersdale, one ofthe
HrEtLDs Oldest and siauuehes; friends. paid
us a very pleasant visit last week on his re
turn from : Psy lle. where he had been to
st in dadicaiias q new church built by
ihe brethren Of bis denomination in that
section. The Bishop rarely to Sonier-
SIT without csIiug a. the HEEA1p Office,
where lac IS always a most weleome visitor.
Mr.. Milton Fisher. Of Johnst0wn. was
married 20 Ms. Mary Galbfaiih. at the res
ilenee of the brides father. John II. Kant
Rer Es3 at Kautner station. GA Weines-
day. October 20. IsSs The ceremony was
performed by Elder Conner, Of the Disci-
pie Church. The happy couple will make
their future home in Johnstosn. where the
best wishes Of Their many somerset friends
viii follow them.
Our friend J.. b. snyler car be found from
this tine forward al the old stand. but in a
new and scideTy handsome il not tie
haudsluest storeroom ia Somerset county,
from present ndicalions-store boxes
and crates piled up al around-will be re-
pie5e with o large stock Of general merchan-
li>e clothing, carpets and I%uecnsware, in a
d-ys. When yoa come to town call in
anl See j. e. and the boys, Fisk and
- Nike.
These two isems irom ihe Johustown Her
sji. Beg. n. L Weekly, Of berlin, somer-
81 County who had been in attendance at
.he Methoist conference al Lainobe, was in
Town on Tuesday, Though ninety years old,
be- bids fair 70 be permitted TO engage in his
soo3 work for ONE time
Miss Lucy Ple Of Somerset Is visiting
Miss Myrtle, daughter Of Geo. Zimmerman.
4 party ia her honor was given Wedae- lay
evening * which were about thirty guests.
Information has been made before Justice
II. Hicks, charging J. W CRIBS and A.
4 Carpenter. the two alleged detectives who
worked up the Cummins-K Kemp arson
.as with furnishing intoxicating liquors to
non of kno1r intempenfe habits, and With
Intoxicating liquors 10 persons On
Sunday Fhe maximum penalty For each Of
.lese ofrnss IS a fine If SEQ and ninety
isys imprisonment. Warrants have been
ssued for their arrest bat they have not YET
ieeu apPrehcnded
We have received an invitation to be pres
ut az the marriage Of M~ssss5y Halderman
% Mr.. Elwin =. Wilson. on wednesday
2sth, at lalfpast seven oc.oek, st.
raqI L~aaveuworth. Kansas. Mr..