The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-08-12

egrO suicides are rare.
lot weather hurts temperance societies.
Musical instruments at snyder's drug
re.
.ets on the Presidential nominees for 1s92
b been made.
Old comfort rockers big enough for
at DeyIin's next to Mansion House.
he truck farmers say potatoes viii be 3
s. 10 the market this season.
or q good stove, and warranted, go to J.
I5olderbaum's Hardware Store, somerset,
,sntaloupes left out in the grass over night
be nicely freshened by the dew for
sakfast.
rankin College, New Athens, o., is thor
b. cheap, convenient. Catalogues sent
all flowers are beginning to bloom, and
last rose Of summer will soon be spprO-
r<ately sung.
be finest line Of pictures and mouldings
s somerset at Pritts & HAMMERS Book
s. re.
little soOttdsle girl years old, died the
s er day from the effects ofa-lump Of chew
ID gum swallowed two years ago.
radles. single and double, all sizes, color
S. shapes. Yes, Devlin's for them. 2l5
3. ed st. Johnstown.
armers in Eldridge township, Schuylkill
nty, find on harvesting their oats crop
ii it was ruined by q recent hail-storm.
gent for Hammond Typewriter. A good
I nee for an active man. Address Thom-
a Hammond, II6 south 9th st. Philadel-
am a little sulpher in the celler and
ns Of house once IN a while. It will
sume and kill unpleasant Odors and de-
" al disease germs with which it comes
contact.
vou wish TO have fine tomatoes and
niy Of them, cut back all the lesding
s. 1ts from three 10 six inches, and remove
t sprouts from the base Of the stem. There
"A be an important gzin in earliness, pro-
s iveness and size of fruit.
Farming, grazing, mineral or timber
nss for sale cheap, in the booming state OF
Il Va, Special inducements to those desir
4 homes. Write what you want.
DUNCAN McREA, Real Estate Agt.
Kingwood, W. Va
rasshoppers in considerable numbers
l. appeared at various points in this coun-
The oats is being made to suffer by the
g. ern visitor. Some farmers are cutting
crops in consequence before they would
erwise have done So Westn0reldRd Dem
Nan in Jefferson county who had sick
II wanted 10 get her up. Not being able
81 10 50 with his own strength, he fixed
81 ket under her, attached his hay carrier
- bitched on the old horse, which had not
ssotten the distance be had to 90 to de-
the hay and didn't propose to stop
rt. He drew the old COW up to the top
e be barn where the track carried her over
- enpty NOW, when the blanket gave away
dropped her on the empty logs, break
every bone in her body.
aides can get boarding, room, books, tut
fuel and lighti at Franklin College, New
ems. Ohio, for SIS = week. Attendance
=. lrupled. Catalogue free.
Bind Billy" of the franklin county
lshouse. is certainly a wonder. Billy
been blind for twenty years. Blind
81 :" is unlike the housekeeper in tacking
81 DeL He can break stone all day long
hout hitting his fingers. Besides, he can
sI le road as well as the average man with
II good eyes-just as level as any one
~ ild wish to see it. He is steady worker,
Billy" has sole charge of the cattle on
farm and feeds them their meals, never
ksinga q single one. He knows each cows
~ and can pick them out at will. Billy
s. two rat terrier pups as pets just now
9 .5a75sTg Pa5lic Opinion
be new ruling of the postoffioe depart |
- b in regard TO The delivery of pension
= es IS of interest to 3 large number Of
- dents Of Somerset county. II is very ex-
il and directs that the letters addressed /
q pensiOner must not be delivered to any
- bon in whose care they may be addressed /
u under no circumstance must the letters 4
i Psnsioners sent from the pension Office or
81 any United States pension agency, be
= vered to any attorney, claim agent,
y ker or any other person. This is done to
s. ID, if possible, the Preparation of fraud,
ch hGs been frequent Of lat years in the
- sion department.
bold and successful jail delivery took
- al Hollidaysburg at an early hour
s.. day morning. James Welsh, awaiting
p. for highway robbery, and Frank Waite,
~ lung trisl for dastsrdly assault on a
~ giri, were imprisoned in q cell on the
- 2 ter. They wrenched bars of their
- cots and with them dug 5 large hole
'tl lgh a three-foOt stone wall, and, with
' made out Of their bed clothes, dropped
- hty feet to the yard below. TheE, with /
! y, which had been furnished to them in
~ By friends, they filed the lock of the
-f gates and made good their escape.
F. r Is liberal reward offered for their ar
- This is tke third escape inside Of two
~ s from the same cell.
y. J. ". White, a brOther-in-lsw Of ex-
~ HrnoT- Beaver, pastor Of one Of the
ches al Milroy, was recently confronted
p. a case Of hymeneal Perplexities. A
le came over the Seven Mountains from
re county 10 the parsonage, and desired
g united in marriage. Their license was
= in Centre county, and a question
IN the reverend gentleman mind
z4I 5eT il was not the intent Of the State
- that the ceremony should be performed
8 e county in which the license is grant
g. By driving to the top Of the third of the
~ Mountains be would reach the divi-
II line between Mifiiin and Centre coun-
The couple were willing, and after a
DIVE the parties found themselves at
s. I'olndasy. Stepping across the line Rev.
ie Al once proceeded to solemnizs the
IS 2 Of Edwin Rhul and Maggie Burrell,
9. ring Mills.
Ne following named letters remaining in
'ostofhoe at Somerset, viii be sent 10 the
Letter Office if not called for in ten
trsm this date, Aug. u, 1891.
y, Dean Brant F. A; Baker, Fannie
rawford, c. c. Condit, S. c.; Comfy,
% 6, Digs, Irwin Kimmell, w. c.;
gier- Ch2s-; Wocdnsncy, Sadie Zim-
sIn4n, Caiharine.