The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-07-01


.|-eu only three months 10 jail.
Tor choice family groceries, provisions,
esur and feed go TO Mshlon Schrock.
sudge Harry White has instructed the
r5-. stables OF Indiana county that all kegs
81 beer and jugs Of Whisky shipped into the
rsnnty to minors and personsr Of intemper-
=. habits is violation Of the law, and that
shippers should be returned
solid comfort rockers (big enough for
"a. a. Deylin's next to Mansion House
Tor a good stove, and warranted, go to J..
B Holderbaum's Hardware Store, Somerset,
The Worlds Fair Commission. will organ
il on July in the Supreme Court room,
s. Harrisburg
A great reduction in Alarm Clocks this
zsek. at Morris Brothers. 90 cents each.
IN and see them.
If Uncle Sam is after cactus farm he
ight annex Guatemala. Otherwise Neya-
y s claim holds first place.
General Grants sister, Mr.. Mary Grant
ftamer, of Orange, \. J., Is lecturing to ex-
4ldiers in Central New York.
We have on hand good buckwheat ferti-
fzer. Prices lower than ever.
soxERsEr FERTILIZER COMPANY.
The village Of Youngstown, Westmore-
4, nd county. Is excited over a child murder.
i geud has existed for some time between
be families Of Asa Campbell and Wesley
Euhns. 4 few days ago a little son of Mr..
campbell, aged 6, was met upon the public
nad By a son Of Kuhns aged u. The
Euhns boy attacked young Campbell and
bsat him terribly, pounding him on the
la with a cobblestone. The Campbell boy
,ss carried home and died in great agony
Be next day.
A new census shows the population Of
England and Wales to be 29O00,O00, an in
efease Of 3O00,O00, in ten years.
On Wednesday evening last about :
o'clock the house Of Mr.. John B. SchrOck,
FIklick. wa struck by lightning. Mrs.
kchrock. who was alone at the time, was
stting on the porch ana received a severe
tbock. one shoe being literally torn from
er foot BY the force Of the charge. The
member was badly injured and the unfor-
tunate lady was completely paralyzed for
{eyeral DAYS. She is now recovering, We are
slsd to say, and will doubtless soon be re-
4 Ia
! tamage was done to the building.-Meyers-
j ale Register.
Twenty-four eggs, shells and all, in two
sainutes, is the record of Joe Hanna, of
Beaver Falls, in an egg-eating contest.
John Deshong, aged eighty years, of Lick
ng Creek. Fulton county, had an experience
with vicious ram the other day which be
ril not soon forget. be was suddenly at
.acksd in corn field, knocked down and
ID four times while on the ground Mr..
Deshong caught the ram by the horns and
lore leg and threw il. Man and sheep were
then:bo;h down. Mr. D. dared not let it up.
u casting round for some means Of help, he
saw q stone which he succeeded in graspsng,
nd with which be went to work with what
strength he had, upon the animals head
Bic beat it on the nose below the eyes, until
L was bleeding al the nose and bleated with
Iain. Mr.. Deshong then let the ram SO and
i ran away.
Farming, grazing, mineral or timber
ands for sale cheap, in the booming state Of
W. Va. Special Inducements to those desir
ing homes. Write what you want
DUNCAN McREA, Real Estate Agt.
Kingwood, W. Va.
The Salvation Army has been in exist
snoe Just thirteen years. It had its origin
in a sensStional way in the English town Of
Whitby. in the rough ooal-mining district
of Yorkshire, where Gen. Booth. at that
kline the Rev William Booth, was doing
humble mission work. England was then
in arms, expecting tojump into the Russo
Turkish war. Il occurred 10 Booth that he
might attract a crowd by issuing a declara-
Ton Of war himself, so he prepared one
fo7thwith. spTinkled it plentiful with halle
.lujahs and posted 2.O0O copies Of it about
t0En. The device tickled the British sense
of humOr. there Was 4 q ed-hot, rOusing
meeting to quote Gen. Booth, the Peni-
tents fell down in heaps and the salyatian
Army sprsng into life full-
Cradles, single and double, all sizes, color
and shapes. Yes, Devlin's for them, 2l5
Broad s.. JohnstOwn.
4 case Of considerable interest to school
oossis and teachers was tried before Justice
e. I. shenk ct New Geneva last Saturday.
L Wa oi.e case Of 0. J. WOOlsey, a teacher,
who sued the school directors Of Perry
township, Ess 3 balance which they declined
E. psy on account of Woolsey having en-
.ssgei s substitute while he took q vacation.
wodsey taught the Summer Hill school in
that township, and al the time Of the Feb
|rusry election he went to his home in Mich
soss0n township. where be spent q week, hsy-
NJ employed 3 substitute 10 teach during
bis aisence. When his school closed and he
ssat % the President Of the Board, J. 5. e.
Eeii. with the order for bis pay from the
secretary. ElEell refused 10 sign il because
NEoslsey had not taught the full term
Noslsey c0ntended that he had lost no time
fnoR The hct that he had furnished sub
siitate, bzt Elwen said that WoOlsey had no
authority 70 hire teachers in Perry township
IS that was the Business of the school board,
and be siill refused 20 sign the order. The
bosnd then made a tender of his pay TO
Eo0lsey, minus the one weeks Wsges, bet
tn latter refused TO accept this, and brought
sgitAEainst the board before Justice Shenk-
A. the barring the board presented letter
fTcm DePsty State Superintendent John q.
stewart, 60 Eh0m the case had been referred
and WhO said de board had done night in
refusing 20 pay XOolSey for the week he
did not teach, on the guOund that a teacher
had no authority to employ ; substitute In
oraer 10 make their annual report 10 the
sslsss Department and receive the township
appropriation, the board had employed G.
z Mcdonald to teach the extra week after
~oolsey quit. With that presentation OF
the case, the board left the matter 70 Justice
shenk, who took the papers and resrved his
decision.-C5aRellssdle C5iaieT.
Save money by buying your books, sta
noneFy, pictures, mouldings and sporting
soocs a; Pritss q Hammers Book Store.
On July 3rd and 4th the Baltimore and
-''hie RsilrOad Company viii sell round trip
-szcunaGn tickets st al stations on its line at