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

note for 500 from John H. Clarke, was
eiyen only three months TO jail.
For choice family groceries, provisions,
eour and feed 60 10 Mahlon Schrock.
Judge Harry White has instructed the
eonstables Of Indiana county that all kegs
OF beer and jugs of Whisky shipped into the
countv to minors and personsr of intemper-
eie habits is a violation Of the law, and that
Dc shippers should be returned.
Solid comfort rockers (big enough for
twol. at Deylin's next to Mansion House.
For a good stove, and warranted, go TO J.
D Holderbaum's Hardware Store, Somerset,
Pa
The Worlds Fair Commission will organ
a. on July / in the supreme Court room,
d Harrisburg.
A great reduction in Alarm Clocks this
- At Morris Brothers. 90 cents each.
Cal and see them.
IfTncle sam is after a cactus farm he
night annex Guatemala. Otherwise Neva-
da's claim holds first place.
General Grants sister Mr.. Mary Grant
framer. of Orange. y. J., j. lecturing to ex-
soldier- in Central New York.
We have on hand good bucSwheat ferti-
Re- Prices lower than ever.
SOMERSET FERTILIzER COMPANY.
The village Of Youngstown, Nestmore-
land county. is excited over child murder
A feud has existed for some time between
a. families OF Asa Campbell and Wesley
Euhns. A few days ago a little son OF Mr.. |
campbell. aged 6, wss met upon the public |
rpsd bv son Of Kuhns aged L. The |
Kuhns boy attacked young Campbell and |
beat him terribly, pounding him on the |
head with cobblestone The Campbell boy |
xss carried home and died in great agony |
tbe next day.
A new census shows the population OF
England and Wales to be 2900o,eto, an IN
crease Of 3.Oo0.Oo0, in ten years.
On Wednesday evening last about
o'clock the house Of Mr.. John B. Schrock,
In Elklick. wa struck by lightning. Mrs.
schrock. who was alone at the time, was
sittiag on the porch ana received a severe
shock. one shoe being literally torn from
her foot by the force of the charge. The
member was badly injured and the unfor-
tunate lady was completely paralyzed for
Several DAYS She is now recovering, We are
gad 10 say, and will doubtless soon be re-
Stored 10 her wonted health. Considerable |
damage was done to the building.-Neyers-
6IIa Register.
Twenty-four eggs, shells and all, in two
minutes. is the record Of Joe Hanna, of
Beaver Falls, in an gg-eating contest.
John Ds-hong, aged eighty years, Of Lick |
sng Creek. Fulton county, had an experience |
with vicious ram the other day which be /
NIL not soon forget. He was suddenly at /
tcsed in corn field, knocked down and 4
BIZ four times while on the ground Mr.. /
Deshong caught the ram by the horns and
fpre leg and threw il. Man and sheep were
fben.both down Mr D. dared not let it up. /
Ia casting round for some means Of help, he
nav q stone which he succeeded in graspsng, |
snd with which he went to work with what
nrength be had, upon the animals head
1T = ]
/; was bleeding at the nose and bleated with
main. M Deshong then let the ram 90 and
i ran away
Farming grazing, mineral or timber
ands for sa'e leap, in the booming state of
VI. Va. Special inducements 20 those desir
ing homes. Write what you want.
DUxCAN McREA, Real Estate Agt.
Kingwood, W. Va.
The Salvation Army has been in exist
enc ju-t thirteen years Il had its origin
IN a ~ensstional way in the English town Of
Bhitby. in the rough coal-mining district
of Yorkshire. where Gen Booth. at that
time the Rev. William Booth, was doing
humble mission work. England was then
IL arms, expecting to jump into the Russo
Turkish war. Il occurred 10 Booth that he
night attract a crowd by issuing a declara-
oon Of wsr himself, 50 be prepared one
buhwith, spginkied il plentiful with halle
lDjahs and posted 200 copies of it about
foWn. The device tickled the British sense
o( humOr. there was = red hot rousing
meeting 10 quote Gen. Booth, " the peni-
ten,s fell down in heaps and the Salvatian
Army sprang into life full.
Cradles, single and double, all sizes, color
nd shapes. Yes, Deylin's for them, 2l5
Broad ST.. Johnstown.
a case Of considerable interest 10 school
ho2ais and teachers was tried before Justice
n T. shenk at New Geneva last Saturday.
= Wa die case Of o. J. Woolsey, a teacher,
Hho sued the school directors Of Perry 1
ecwnship, EsC 3 balance which they declined
81 psy on account of Woolsey having en-
eagei a substitute while he took vacation.
No6sey taught the Summer Hill school in
"a township, and al the time of the Feb
faary election he went to his home in Mich
-1hJn township. where he spent a week, hay-
M employed a substitute To teach during
h aLseuoe. When his school closed and he
MI - the President Of the Board, J. 5. e.
~, with the order for his pay from the
esCret2ry, Rlwell refused to sign it because
Woslsey had not taught the full term.
HO5lsey c0ntended that he had lost no time
&c the fact that he had furnished a sub
liute Bat Elwell said that Woolsey had no
q ,horiy to hire teachers in Perry township
= that vas the business of the scbsGl board, |
ID he still refused 10 Ign the order. The
board then made 8 tender of his pay 10
8Oolsey, minus the one weeks wages, bat
- latter refused to accept this, and brought
,sEit 2aainst the board before Justice Shenk.
AZ the hsaring the board presented letter
4Iem DePgtg State Superintendent John z.
81 ewart 90 whom the case had been referred
.end wbS said The board had done right in
setusihg 10 pay WOOlSey for the week he
81 not teach, on the gOoUnd that a teacher
- no authority to employ substitute. In
<rcer 70 make their annual report 10 the
esas Department and receive the township
Aspropristion, the board had employed G.
= Mcdonald TO teach the extra week after
#Oolsey quit. With that presentation OF
tae case the board left the matter 70 Justice
ttenk, who took the papers and resrved his
d ision.- C9alselisriHe C0,Tier.
naye money by buying your books, sta
eenery, pictures, mouldings and sporting
- at Pritts & Kantners Book Store.
p July Srd and 4th the Baltimore and
-'Ihis Railroad Company viii sell round trip 1
sf1curs0n tickets at all stations on its line at
E{eatiy reduced rates as a concession to it's