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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
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4 Logical View of the South Penn
The Wal sueef Nstrr of Ast week says
- Iast flr the beneht 0f those people who
are stirred up every uov ard then By he re-
por- thaf the south Pennsylvania IS 70 be
bult by some new Interest, Il might be well
70 ssiie. once i0r al, that if cannot BE- done
There IS about six millions u money locked
% in The work that has been already done
AM Eas in progress Al the time the memor-
able West shore deal and the So1ah Penn
syIvania deal as an Of sef were undertaken-
The Valdernilt people who then controlled,
and 30 nov, tie msiority interest IN the
property, agreed to sell 70 the Pennsylvania
E1r certain sum in bonds guaranteed By
the Pennsylvania The contract was made
the bonds were drawn up, and the Pennsyl-
vsuia was about to pay over the bonds,
when they we're stopped BY an injunction.
and the courts decided that the issue Of the
bouds was illegal, and that the Peunsylva-
MA could not buy the line. There il rests
for the present. and until these legal obssa-
eles are removed the Vanderbilt party can
sell 20 no one but the Pennsylvania, and the
Pennsylvania. on the other hand cannot
pay the money TO conclude the trade. In
fact the Pennsylvania got al that 1t wanted
in stopping the new line, and that without
paying cent some people are uHkind
enough tc say that they are only too willing
10 let matters remain as they are.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
~whIte CAPS win cowhidss.


UNIoSTowS Pa, August I6-John Blx-
ter. culored and Mrs. Jennie smith. white,
have been living together II smithheld late
ly. and bad taken possession Of the house Of
Bazfer's Old iafheF. driving the aged man
out OF home AID compelling him 70 siesp
in barns Recently the guilty pair received
a notice signed White Caps warning
them % quit the community OF take the
consequences. Baxter Thought hs knew the
writer Of the notice and be wrote on the
back Of il a. follows and mailed 4 - the
party Gene on. ( dare you 70 cone.
and signed it Texas John The next
thiar Baxter heard Of the matter vas = rap
ar bis door which aroused hin from his
midnight siambars. and presently be was
confronted BY eight Or ten stliEart men.
well masked. eaci with cowhide in his
land. Mr.. Smith bad hee.iei the warning
and ae.i. but The invader doubled the dose
ca her paamour, administering % him one
Of the most terrible beatings ever heard ef
in tins Community. He fought a plueky
fght. bat vas overp0Eerei by numbers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20

Owing to request Of many patients Dr.
Moretz Sala the O,uIist and Aurist OF tho
Germania Infirmary of Columbus, o., will
accompany Dr. Mcclellan on each one Of
his visits. Dr. sala has bad an experience
in his special line Of over % years. during
which time he has Hmited his practice
strictly TO diseases Of the Eye, Ear Throat.
Lungs, and C4iarrh, hence MS great success.
His visits may be considered a rare opportn-
nifty 70 our cirizsns and We nope that all n
need Of treatment viii take advantage Of it,
DIS. Mcclellan 4 Sala who have made a
contract with az By the year can be consult
Ell for their Eex1 regular visit at Somerset
House on Friday and Saturday de 70 and
30 INST.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
M,dalecr.e,< Items

The cats is not more taan bali crop.
Corn, il is expected. via make mp in part
for the deficiency in the cats crop.
The New Lexington Brass Band s iavited
to furnish music for the reunion at Rock
wood on August 2ist-
Mr.. J. r. Barron, Of Barrondale, recently
sold a eve and lamb for sff Mr.. E. p
King. the purchaser, now claims to have the
two best sheep in the township
Professor L s Pile, IaieIy returned from
Mt Union College, is reaching Normal
school at View Lexington. Prof Pile ia
Teacher Of wide experience, and We feel Ger
tain that his students viii make good
showing alongside Of students in other couu-
~ normals.
TsatS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
A Man with His stomach Full or
Lizards.

Mr. Fred Babner. who resides on Federal
street below Market. is suffering with
malady. which u7 Entil recently, puzzled
not only himself baf his physician His
friends believed that consumption had laid
its fell hands upon him, Is be seemed 70 be
gradually wasting away. HIS weight prior
10 his sickness vas I'D pounds il : nov
about IS pounds. One day last week he was
seir.ai with q iil Of vomiting during WHICH
be threw ap I've young lizards Tbs a.
once made pain the cause u bis llness.
Ills condition has considerably improved
since bis expulsion of the Liziris. hut be
.tI feels that there are more remaining
rs czse .s exciting great daal ofcomment-
Mr Baaue- cannot explain the prssence of
,ae nzz9is IN bic stomach, bar thiuks he
n-..sf have swallowed ana Whiie iirinkias Al
a .prin- when working ID the country snce
which ure ir las been bre~iing IN bis
stomach. The doctor considers bis chances
alr -ecovcry As now being E1vo-ahis.-
Ci14i3ei,lsrg Turs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20

On Friday Of last week Barney Wilmoth.
Of sand Patch, len the Jones House about
II f5 10 take the train for home When be
reached he head Of Main street. be was seen
u fal. and hsfore be could be reached life
was extinct. The cause is supposed to have
beeu heart trouble The deceased was the
sou Of sfr. A. Wilmoth, Of Cunberland
He was 81 years Of age and leaves wife but
no children. His wife was Miss Osborne
Of Mt. Savage At the time Of bis death be
was superintendent Of his fathers lumber
business. The remains were taken % Cum
berland and buried from his fathers resi-
dencs on sunday afternoon At O'Clock
Hsgaal1ie Regiaer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
THE PEOPLES STORE,
FIFTH EVENUE. PITTSBURGH. Pr.
Remarkable Bargains in
DRESS GOODS

large lot of 36neh, nearly all WOOL STRIPED DRESS GOODS
marked down to-day to L l sold Soc This the biggest
Il lie worth ever sold by Us, or anybody else.
One lot 3sinch GRAY MOHAIRS marked TO-DAY to 9c
Would be cheap at 40c-
One lot 3snch Extra Fine BRLLIANTINE M0HAIRS elegant
shades Of gray and brown mixtures imported sell We
have marked them close bargain
ca IN Dress Goods.
About 100 pieces sngewidh Atwood filed Dress Goods excel
lent styles and desirable color ordinary sell from u Il I5e
a yard We have marked them Zoe.
One lot of doubwdh medium and Dark Gray ALPACA Smared
down to-day from Il Il o 1-sc.
5nch altwoo fine English Sungs little light pais make
stylish and durable travelling suit marked down regularly
at 81 and s23 yard These Of our special bargains
In FANCY DRESS GOODS hh Novelties and
b
ness Always on hand large and Light
PLAIN FABRICS at lowest cash
'Ofs department CAMPBELL DICK.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
CHRISTIAN cnureh picnic.

From the arrangements being made, and
advices received from abroad, the picnic Of
the Christian Churches of Somerset County
Cooperation in woy's Grove ON Friday.
An9ust p. 1850, viii be largely attended.
The B. & o. Railroad viii sell excursion
tickets from all points, good 70 return on
the g5rd, for one fare for the round trip. A
special train viii be run to JohnstesFn ia
the evening, leaving Kanfner's Station at 9
ocEock. An interesting program ha' been
arranged. The exercises viii be enliyened
bv instrumental and vocal mHsie. All
friends viii be welcome Cen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20

UsioSrows. Pa, Aug I5.-At the council
nesting last night an ordinance was passed
granting an electric street railway privilege.
Il was presented by Attorney A. D. Boyd
who represents a company of foreign and
local capitalists, the former supposed 70 be
from Pittsburgh The road is TO run through
town on the main street and viii extend
from the county house on the old National
pike, one mile west Of town, 10 the summit
house on the mountain, six miles east. A
line viii also be run from FairchAnee to
this place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
Cambria County Republican Con
ventlon.

H4H+ions
The Republican Convention for Cambria
County met al Ebensburg Monday, Pursuant
to the Gallo Chairman Barker, the Delegates
present haviag been chosen at primary slee'
tons held throughout the county on Safnr-
day last.
The work before the Convention was to
instruct for a Congressional candidate and 10
nominate candidates nor the several eoes-ty
Offices % be filed at The election IN Sovsan-
Der.
Hon Ed. seulI, Of Somerset, the present
incumbent, was unanimously chosen for
Coneress. with power to select his own con-
ferees.
Fer County officers the following were
nominated Assembly. 5. D. Patterson
Treasurer, W. R. Ramsey; Commissioners,
John Wright. and J. G. Lloyd Auditors
Geo. A. Kinkead and c. B Cover Poor Di-
rector. P. " Stoy
F. Il. Barker was re elected Chairman.
The Convention was large, harmonious,
and nthusiastic.-.lohazt0sca Tribt1le-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20

An accidental shooting, resulting 10 siie
death ofa fourteen year cid girl, named
NoTHe Wagner. occurred az Johnsivwn
Nooslay evening. Harvey Doogherty, a
lad iffeen years Of age, was engaged at
shooting birds on prospect Hih when Miss
Wagner happened along and stopped %
salk 70 him Turning suddenly 10 shoot at
bird the gun was premafarely discharged,
evidently By the hammer catciiing onto some
part Of the boys clothing. ihe ball penetrat-
ing the girls right temple and killing her
instantly. The boy went 70 .he city lock up
Al once and gave himself up. He was great
iy affected and told bis story IL straighf-
forward manner which convinced the an
tborities Of bis sincerity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
Sweeping Reductions
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT

Muslin Underwear Jerseys Shirt Waists Ber Jackets sumner
avis all Low Prices We VIII Gil your orders by mail promptly
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20

The Com.0rs at Indiana Normal School
are Firsf. a very heaIthful place. second, a
very convenient building Third. well fur
nished reception room and Pariors for the
use Of students ard their friends well fur
nisEed rooms for students new furniture
caruels. book cases. gas lighr stesm beat
aad natural gas. Fifth, good boarding al
low rates. sixth. steam laundry-just the
kind Of work a young man and lady wants
is done here. You neei not send your linen
b the citv. Seventh, the socials for the
girls and boys are special features Eighth,
a beautifai campus. with trees, grass How-
ers. and lounzin-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20

Is. and violin strings st suydsrs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
Home-seesers Exeurs.ens.

The Wabash Railroad Company viii sell
on Tuesdays, September 9th and &irsi, and
on October I4th. excnrsisn tickets TO the
farming regions Of the West. Northwest and
Southwest. at 8,ae fare for ne reuaa rip
Tickets limited 30 days. For rates, time of
trains, sc. see your ticket agent or address
II. II. Tristram, Central Passenger Agent,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
Deeds Recently Recorded.

l. A. Nretchman to Benjamin Becker,
property in Garrett consideration, SO.
Benjamin Becker so Elizabeth Becker
property n Garrett consideration, sf09-
Al Cofroth to John \. Davis, property
in Elklick township consideration, S570.50
Peter S Hay to John \. Davis property
in Elklick township consideration, SO.
MARRIAGE LICENSES 1ssUED-
Wesley A. Brown and Emma Hoover,
both OF Somerset township.
John limerick, Of Allegheny township.
and Emma Martz. Of Northampton Twp.
John r. Conn, Of Upper Turkeyfoot town
ship. and Martha v jenkins, Of Markleys-
burg
Amos Zarefoss and Maggie Keller both Of
Somerset township.