The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-07-10

r.ue cases at BieSecser a olfuei =
.,ss Of trusses at Biesecker L sny-
classes and spectacles at BieseokeF s
sa aerA
.,a.tine in al oolors at BieseeheF &
,,o,o bug. are turning attention to ioma-
IS iaais.
the different odors Of extracts at Bic
er & snyder's5
,e aies are becoming troublesome 70 ihe
ne.led man.
y green apple makes most telling hgh'
f. is down.
emored. and don't forget. B. Holder
!. \, Hardware Store
sandav-schools have not arranged as
,o- their annual picnics.
pem,cratie State Convention Will
,l5at Harrisburg on Monday, septem-
,ers Water. bottled, recommended by
{. ,v.ie.ans to be bad only at Biesecker &
s. iers.
r,s, YOU go to town next week, don't
I, call and see J. L. Holder baum 5
!. store-room.
will be no more election until No
&. ,.- next. for which the country should
!. ruly thankful.
lns,es and teachers Of the Uniontown
7. orphan school win hold reunion
& July o and "A.
,;,ali,ls are preparing TO erect at Union
{. I d larse disullery equipped with all the
4 iern Improvements.
london paper says five hundred iamil-
s , cornwall. England. are wearing Grape
a .l.,iges lost in the Conemaugh Valley
cool soda water at Biesecker 4 sny-
pru, store. The only place in town
4 .. van can &c. this delicious and cooling
i..sid that the quantity Of white OAK
M. beecbnu,s and hickorynuis Tins year
!. srtral and Western Pennsylvania Will be
(. HI wonderful. denoting a good squirrel
!. BON
ro,ato bug. the insect that survives
!. 4. railroad accidentf and all kinds OF
i hans. has put in an appearance ana Is az
y MS of wore. much to the discomfort OF
i. ners and gardners.
re have on hand large number OF GOOD
which we will sell in quantities tp suit
/. purchaser Prices very reasonable. Yard
$ osite the planning mill.
HoLBRooK Bios. & PARsoN.
ccorling to the new game law, the sea-
4 for killing partridges hus been limited
November lst to December 10. The
on formerly extended from October 10 to
rs-yl. The fine Of $40 remains unchang-
a Holi.daysburg letter says: A resident
he loon. who owns property and has
81, 30 ont on interest, paid visit to Johns
L. and returned with four suits OF cloth
i which were given to him as one of the
.scrers'
Hc said twill go louder
IfI put in more powder.
But spark through the throttle
Ezploded the bottle,
And the daises now wave
Al the head Of his grave
ome people have an idea that wien a
H. carries of another mans property II
/. be appropriated without his consent
i wiHamsport people made walks, fences
( Of the drift lumber and now they must
u for the lumber so used.
u bull being driven through Reading on
ay was frightened by some frecrackers
sown after him. and he bolted into a drug
t.. the door Of which was open. He
ned over the soda fountain, and passed
sough the house and out the back way
n Harrisburg dispatch says an impression
II gone ont over the State that an act was
I'D at the recent session Of the Legisla-
j increasing the salaries Of election officers
!. many inquiries concerning it have been
,iyed at the State Department. The act (
BE- bocamv law.
i % Pennsylvania soldiers who fought at
Il battle Of Gettysburg will be furnished |
h transportation 10 that place on Septem-
\ nth and 18th. and all who receive
deportation will be required 10 parade. 1t 4
|apccted that 65 OF 5 monuments will be |
8 caied on the occasion.
1The Johnstown mail-carriers have receiv- /
|Irom the Carriers Association of Omaha, /
4 raska. donation of $ each, together |
h a request that they furnish their Oma-
friends with statement Of theis losses, 1
Sentences, etc, 50 that the Association
Ay take such further action as may be
.hs,ay.
Eleven wears ago James Hoover buried
Is ia gold beneath an oak tree in Porter
Inship. Huntingdon county. He was af-
trard imprisoned for life in Colorado on
sree Of murder. lie died a month ago, /
revealed the secret to the warden, in
ticting him 10 seek out his father and di- /
. i the money. The money has just been
oeersd
J be heavy rains about Johnstown on Jolly /
filed the streams to overflowing, and in
kscquence much of the rubbish in the
tks was disturbed and great deal OF il
i Coated down stream. Il is also thought
t number Of bodies were fioaied down
am. as several were found along the
k at Cambria City. Eight bodies were
sught to the morgue to-day. When the
Ifes tall a number of other bodies that
been dislodged by the swim current of
Wy viii be found.
now appears from systematically col
sd data Of rainfall which caused the 4 $
p Of the Conemaugh, that over fully one
\ rd Of the State the most mountainous
between four and seven inches Of water
Il deposited by that one storm while in
large areas the precipitation exceeded
t inches. The smaller Of these tracts,
Pr the size Of a county, lay just south OF
Transport the larger, embracing Por-
b Of seven counties tineluding Cambria),
'iched north and south along the western
e OF the mountains.
Columbus, Ohio, on "Wednesday. a
|ng man, in response 10 a banter by
|lflnion, took hold OF an electric wire
.sing from pole. lie was pulled up and
'ogn unconscious 10 the ground. A friend
\ 10 pick him up, in doing which he ae-
.eaty touched the wire and was instantly
r.. Al Trenton. on the same day, tel
one wire fell across an electric light wire, /
se and fell 10 the ground, instantly kill