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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-18
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Union Thanksgiving services vii De held
in the u T. Church Thursday morning. No
vsnber Is. Al 1890 O'Clock Rev. C. ".
Granger vii deliver the address A cordial
invitation Is extended 10 The public TO be
present. A collection vii Be lifted for the
worthy poor Of the town.
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Dr.. II. E Kstler. OF Johnstown- who
weighs 100 pounds, was Cunning IN The
norlh Of this county = few days ago- While
attempting 10 cross a hi fence, holding BIS
gun IN his hand, the fence gave way under
MS weight. and a rail striking his gun dis
charged II. the contents striking him on the
right hand. and teAring the index finger en-
tirsly OF. TIE wound Is Of 8 very serious
nature. and the doctor went 70 Philadelphia
10 hsve il satisfactorily treated
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-18

On the hrst psge Of this paper vii be
found the trst chapter Of the Teachers In
stifute proceedings > euiogy delivered IN the
Senate Of Pennsylvania By Senator Crifeh-
feld on the death Of Senator Thomas NJ
Nehard. and letter from DIT. Miller, OF
Tas-uhe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-18

The fun and comprehensive report Of the
Teachers Annual Iu=titue in this issue was
reported BY Major James B. TrsadEelL The
Major is > very versatile gentleman and has
had considerable newspaper experience His
81 Ozone p column in our neighbor- the Dem
ooraf. has become a popular feature Of that
iournal
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LampslLamps. /.

We have just received and opened o0i the
largest, finest, and cheapest line Of Lamps
ever brought 70 Somerset county Gail and
see them, We can save yOu money Our
stock Of Grooeries i the cleanest and fresh
est 10 be had anywhere. and just as cheap
Country produce taken in exchange for
KsSrzrz & PLArr.
- r. PICK Sorne,-er Pa
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NJ viii ". Pickings many friends and
.conaintances throughout the county VII
~ slad 70 learn that be has been rendered
~ i..s accspsed the caicago City PAssens=f
- of ths so. Railroad. This IS :
vrest promotion and gives hin proininsn1
r.o-,,ion in the chief rAiir0zd csnfFe OF ine
country where bis abilities in that p.fnea-
- b.soet q he railroad service VIII have
o,,oagnisy 10 ssyeioP themselves. ana
Ts~re us Drsdiel be s.ii Iees uiEo nnquai'-
81 success. BE len f0r chicae0 Monday
uoruine. and vii enfer upon h's neS on-
- :. once. xr. Picking has hee1 FefE
pouuIar As a Travelling Passenger Aeens ''1
ne 40 Company. ana p4lroiis o. 'nsa
ro.a along me Psrrsbursh divisien VII MS
him.
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A PARTY Of seven State agents. representing
= ls-ee number Of IRE Insurance. companies
having risks in this county, met Win Ihe 10
caI county agents 81 the Psrk Hotel, Thurs
dar. E,r the purpose Of adopting = Uniform
county rate FOR future risks The new Fates
ADOPTED all not 60 into etIect before The lst
AZ January. - which tine il s innnA'ed
tbere wiIl b. considerable increase on Aii
sre insurance risks. A ram0r Is a1oai thai
. ,Bmber Of the most reiisbie companies
have decided to cancel al policies Il toEns
anp-orided win fire protection. We do not
believe that all Of the eompenies VII take
this step. although one OF two comPsnies
b.ve csscesed theiT policies in this place
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-18

Msjor William Endsley, Of Somerisid, has
been the guest Of his brother, Dr. Al Ends
ley. the past week The Major says there
has been q very visible change IN the busi-
ness of old Addison township since the con-
ple50n Of the Confluence & Oakland railroad
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CONSrTTC rIuS-
/ AR. l. SAME-This organization shall be
known as the School Directors Association
Of Somerset County.
ART. IL MEMBERSHIP. All School Direct
ors in the county shall be considered mem
bers Of the Association. Other school Off
Gers, teachers and friends OF education may
be either regular or honorary members By =
majority vote Of the members present at any
regular meeting.
All. III. SEc l. oFFICEEs. The officers
Of this Association shall be President,
Vice President. Secretary, and Treasurer.
SEC- IL The President shall preside az al
regular or special meetings Of the Association,
sign al orders drawn on the Treasurer, and
perform such other duties ss usually devolve
upon such Al officer. IN the absence Of the
President the Vice President shall perform
the duties dsTo!vinS upon the President.
Tie President shall be ex-oficio a member
Of the executive COMMITTEES.
SEC III The Secretary shall keep aocu-
rate minutes Of the proceedings Of the Asso-
cistion and rad them when called for, and
may prepare an abstract OF the proceedings
for publication in the county papers.
SIC " The Treasurer shall receive and
keep al funds belonging TO the Association ;
and pay out the same only on orders signed
By the President and Secretary.
Ar. ~. sEc l. ExnrrrIvE CoxNrrrEE-
The. standing COMMITTEES Of this Association
shall be an executive committee Olive mem
bers, exclusive Of the President and the
County Superintendent.
SEC. 1.-The executive committee shall
manage the general business Of the Assoeia-
tien and have sole charge OF the sane, be-
tween sessions. Call rzgular and special
meetings Of the Association, prepare pro
grams OF exercise FOR each meeting and have
the same printed for distribution. Il shall
meet as soon after election as practicable and
shall elect It's own officers.
AEI- =. ELECrIoS--Tbe officers and exc
/ cutive COMMITTEES OF the Association shaH be
elected al each regular meeting and shall
enter upon their duties a. the close Of the
meeting at which they are elected and shall
serve until their SUCCESSORS shall have been
elected.
AErTcLE VI. MEErrSGs At least one stated
meeting shall be held annually at such time
and place As the Association or its executive
committee may determine Special meet
ing mzy be he'd 81 the option Of the A ssocia-
ton or upon the call Of The executive CON-
/ miitee.
All VII ANENDs ESrs--This constitution
and the following bylaws may be altered or
amended By vote oftEO-thirds Of the mem
bers present al any regular mseiing-
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Your own Fault

Ifyou do not get perfect baker when you
buy the new Range. The Cinderella Is sold
and guaranteed good baker Il lasts lon
ger and looks better than any other on the
Market Sold by
JAS. B. HoLDEKBRUE,
Somerset, Pa
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Under the winter arrangement Of train.
which vent into effect on the B. & o Rail
road Sunday, the mail viii leave Pittsburgh
al an. arriving at Redwood a. 1896
This train only stops at Connellxviile, Rock
wood and Meyersdale, and is due in Cumber-
land At i2.a5 D. m, Washington si AS, P.
n. Baltimore At 5.45 P. n, Philadelphia al
s.l3 p. N, and New YORK al l0.4o p. n A
A new accommodation train was put on lesv-
ing Pittsburgh at 6.5O a. m, and arriving Al
Confluence az l0i53 a. N. UrsiDa, Al loss a.
n Casseimsu, al Il-22 a m; lockwood,
al il-sI = N Garrett, al Has a N Aey-
ersdale, 1892 P. n Cumberland, l2-25 p.
N
The afternoon accommodation leaves Pitts
burgh a. l:l0 p. N, and arrives st lockwood
81 SIS p. n
The wesf-bound mail leaves Cumberland
al 1 P. m, snd arrives at Meyersdale Al sis
p II Redwood, at SIS p m Connelis-
vile, at $50 p. m McKeesport, at 7-5s p.
m Piusburgh, at SD p. m This train
stops only at the stations nAmzJ-
A new accommodation train leaves Cum
berland at 5-35 P. N, and arrives a Hynd-
man at p. m, Fairhope AZ Ais p N, Glen
ooe al ASP. N, Sand Patch at AS P m,
Meyersdaie Al p. N, Garrett at az p n,
lockwood at SO ?. IL. Casselman a. $50 p.
m Ursins GIL p. m. Confaenoe, 6.i5 p 5
N Conneilsville, rs P. N. Pittsburgh,
9-25 p N
The regular morning west-bound accom-
moGation run. on the same schedule as for
merly, leaving Cumberland al 80 a m, and
arriving at Msyersdsls at go 8. N, Rock
wood q; 9.52 &. n. Confluence 81 I0-26 q m,
and Pittsburgh At 2p- n
The night express trains east and west run
Oh the same schedule Is formerly.
SOMERSET ASD GAMBIA SCHEDULE
The north bound morning train runs on
the same schedule sz formerly. leaving
lockwood at $50 a n, and arriving a.
Johnstown at 7.25 a. N. Returning, il leaves
Johnsfowu al 7;45 a. m. arrivingat Somerset
a, 9.I6 q. m, and Redwood q. $40 8 N
The north bound mail leaves Rockood al
ll.55 =. n, arriving a; Somerset at 1l:5s 4
n. Coleman's at I2.is p. m, stoyestoEn AT
I2-a5 .. N, HOoverSEillea At I2sS7 p. N, Beth
el at l2.5I ?. m, and Johnstown al 80 P. N
Returning. II leaves Johnstovn At 80 ..
m. arriving Al HooEersEille At 4;l6 p. n,
stoyes,oxn at 4-Ss p. m, Coleman's at Al
.. N, Somerset al Sol P. m, and lockwood
az SIS P. n
The evening accommodation from Rock
wood TO Somerset and return, runs on the
same tine formerly.
The Sunday accommodation leave. Rock
wood at lbs a. N, arriving at Somerset .t
Il,5s q m Returning leaves Somerset at
Sol, arriving at Rock wood, at SIS.
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We are in receipt OF several eommuniea-
rious this week which We cannot publish be
cause the writers have neglected 10 sign their
names. We do not want the names Tor pub
Iieation, but simply Is matter Of good faith
on the Dart Of the writer.
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sec Here.

viii open my Oyster Room on Saturday
October ITth, when I viii have the Deep
salt Water, DredEed Oyster. By the plate
czn or in bulk Thanking you for your
patronage in the past, ] solicit a contin-
uance Of the same. Rooms. basement OF
Cook & Beeriis.
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Lamps. glassware. Dishes

We come before the Purchasing public this
fall With 5 greater variety Of Dishes and
Lamps, and Al Lower Prices than ever BE-
fore. Ed. B. CoFTRorH.
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A lint TO Housekeepers.

Nothing adds 50 much 70 the comfort Of
housewives as q good range. one that Is a ~
liable baker st all times II y0u want such
a range, buy the Cinderella. It IS certain in
its results and lasts vel, and looks well
sold By
JAS B. HO-DERBaUE.
Somerset, Pa
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Pearl Buttons.

The largest and handsomest line Of pearl
buttons. white and smoked, large and small,
round and square, We have ever handled, ior
sale al panic prices, al
PsRKEK 4 PAEKKR's
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-18

At a meeting OF the Sonerset County Ag-
ricultural Society. held Al the Cout House a
iew days ago. the old officers were reelected
for the ensuing year
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-18

Mrs- Chauncsy Lint. Of Somerssf town
ship. died iast Thursday morning. after an
illness Of only three days. Her death result
es from an attack Oftyphoid fever.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-18

John r Scott, Esq has been confined 10
nis home for several days, suffering from
slight iaiisposstioa.
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Rev 4. y. Conner. for q number Of years
pastor Of the Christian Church, this place,
bat more recently ofJohnstOEn, has accept
ed call from q congregation Al Ontario
Canada, and left for that pisce Friday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-18

At the Farmers Alliance Convention At
HarTisburg l4st wesk B. F. Sayder, Of this
county. Vas elected one Of three delegates
from PennsyIvanis 70 the National Alliance
Convention, which meets at Indianapolis,
Ind, this week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-18

CH Miller, Of SomeEet township, ship
ped q carload-soo bushels-of apples from
the station at this place yesterday. They
were shipped IN bulk and cost . cents per
busheI
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-18

At the unanimous request Of the bar. the
Court has ordered me second week Of De
cenber court continued. sheriff Good
was directed 70 notify tie Traverse Jurors
summoned not to appear
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-18

Three crops Of apples from one tres-the
last one little too late 70 ripea-is a record
made AZ lancaster this season
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We have about thirty long coats that were
S. $40. A25o, and SIS. that We viii now
sell 81 81 apiece Come quick and get your
choice. PsEKER 4 PAKKER
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very welcome caller Al this Office during
the week was Mr. J. D. Livengood, the Sails
bury banker. who, with his wife, were spend
ing few days at the home OF our fellow
toEusman. ?. 0. LivsngOOd.
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The present is beizz observed ss = week
Of prayer by the Il. Z Church all over the
Cniied Stats.
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Lawyer J. c Lowry. and bride, returned
from their wedding trip Friday, and are 10
Gated al the Somerset Houss-
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The young society people Of town vii
give ..hop" 81 the somerset House on the
evening following Thanksgiving. Il Is to
be the Introductory dance Of the winter and
promises to be an elegant affair.
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Although we have been selling an in
nense quantity Of MilIicery this season. ne
ksep car stock up by constantly adding 70
II N. NJ. TkEDEELL & Co.
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Hon A. J. Colb0rn Is still confined to his
home, Bat. as the eolored folks say, hes
meniin' Pow 'fnl hast.
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Governor Pztfison has issued a proeIana-
non designating Thursday, Sov. 2sih, as 4
day for Thanksgiving.
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: T. Picking, Of Chicsgo. arrived in town
Saturday lor ter dsys' visit.
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one of oar Fssdzy callers.
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The HEzAID Only voices popular senti.
ment when Il says that the 18th annual -
sioas Of the Teachers Institute was he most
sacc=ssf1l throughout, ever bed in the
county. The attendance was the best, the
program was perfectly arranged. and was
carried out in every detail The instructors
were al up to the age and spiritof the time
and the teachers appeared more eager 70 learn
than on any former occasion The evening
entertainments were all Of 8 high order. and
gave complete satisfaction 70 immense audi
ences- The wisdom Of holding the institute
AZ the beginning Of the school term vas fully
attested by the iarge attendance Superin-
tendent Berkey can well affJrd to wear 4
broader smile than usuAl, because success
las attended his Efforts, and he has the
thanks and congratulations Of the public
A decision Of considerable interest was
handed down BY the SGpreme Court a.
Pittsburgh, last Wednesday The case vas
an appeal from the decree Of the Orphans
Court Of Somerset county, which had con-
frmed the auditor report il the distribution
Of the estate Of Samuel P Miller, deceased 4
resident Of Summit township.
Samuel p Miller died in February. isSs,
leaving widow, and number OF children
and grandchildren. In Iss6 he made his
last viii and testament, in which be says,
izfer aiau, viii and bequesth 10 my
daughter Barbars's son. Albert. Equal shares
Of my esfate, real and personal. with my
other children. after the amount given his
mother Is deducted bat il said Albert
should die before he has any heirs. then MS
share shall revert back among ny other
heirs"
The executors appointed in the VIII fled
an account, shoEings balance in their hands
Of sI0.I08 s. for distribution. The account
was confirmed and an auditor Vas appointed
70 make distribution, and the auditor held
that the share Of Albert, the .on Of Barbara.
who died unmarried and xithout children,
went to his father.
Counsel for the estaie fled exceptions
70 the auditor's report. claiming that the
share Of Albert be dying without any heirs.
that the word heirs meant childreDl should
20 10 the other children Of The iestaior.
The SGprene Court reversed The decree al
the cost Of the appellees.
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&c pIreetors. AssocLatlon

The directors Of the county are moving
forward in the line Of schoOl-work When
the fact is taken into consideration that al
their work and time j. given grafuitously.
then their successful convention here last
week is evidence OF the progressive and
generous spirit which prompts many ofthem.
According TO previous arrangement, the
Directors Association was called to order at
10 p. n. on Tuesday, in the Somerset Opera
House, DR.. 5. 5. Good in the chair Mr.. D.
Compton, OF EIklick, was appointed Secre;a-
", in place Of DR.. H. 5 Eimmel, who was
necessarily absent
The roll vas called and about forty direct
ors responded This number vas considera-
bly, increased daring the two sessions
M. Pntts ESD Of Somerset, made the
opening address. He called attention 70 the
privileges and responsibilities Of director
ship and the need Of being thoroughly in
forDed in the several lines Of duty. HIS
address was replsse with practical suggest
ions and progressive ideas.
short addresses were made by D. Comp
ton and John Bake, of EIklick. alonge;ni-
la- lines, the latter pItiing everybody in coed
humOr by his genuine Scottish wit and his
happy hits.
DR.. KuhlElan, chairman Of the committee
on Constitution and Bylaws, next made s
report which was unanimously adopted. The
following IS the report
cnv-rrTt-rroy svn pv-rarr-
PEzASBLE-To elevate and advance the
common school interests ofSoms7set county,
We have organized Directors Association,
and hereby adopt the following cOnstitu-
49,, 81 - f.--s
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there are TO Be serial stores By Brandsr Mat
theEs. Lieut. Robert H Fletcher THE author
Of that charming book, 3. Msjorie and her
Papa, Laars (. Richards, Wa. o. St0d-
dsrd Charles E. Carryl the author Of -Davy
and the Goblin, and frances Couuenay
Baylor There viii be short stores By
Thomas Nsisou Page, Mary E. wilkins.
Mary Hallock Foote, Richard Malcolm
Johnson, Octave Thanet, Gen. o. o. How
ard, and many others, with papers Of travel
and adventure by J. J. TroEbridgs ard
Lieutenant Schwatka, and useful articles on
How Columbus ReckOred (" William the
Co1q1eror. % q volcanoes and Earthquakes, -
q Straight Lines and Circles" etc In
Strange Corners Of Our Country p Is The
Great American Desert the 8 Cliff Dwell
ings Of Arizona, and other interesting piec-
e viii be described, and in Honors to the
Flag and Boys aud the National Guard -
the patriotism Of the young readers viii be
aroused and stimulated julian Ralph Is 10
describe 81 The Making Of Great Nswspa-
per- and the arc and incandescent electric
lights are 70 be clearly explained
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". h PLar.
A Bad Cold

II not speedily relieved, nay lead % serious
issues Where there Is difficulty of breath
Ing. expectorarion- OF soreness Of the throat
and bronchial tubes. with q constantly irri-
tatinE cough. the very best remedy Is Ayers
Cherry PeetoraL Il removes the PhlesHl.
Sooriies irritation. stops coughing, and IN
duees repOse- As an emergency Medicine
Ayers Cherry Pecso-al should be IN every
household
There IS nofhias better for coughs than
Ayers Chsrry Pector1L I tie 10 other
preparar.0n- Annie 5 Butler, ioo Pond 81.
Providence. Z L
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APPLIED CHzlsrIaSuI

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CURED BY

Ayers Cherry PectorzL Il saved NJ ilfe' -
Geo B. Hunter Geese River. y. =
About ! year aED ] took he worst cold
that ever a nan had. followed BY a terrible
eouSh- The best medical aid vas q no
avail At last began 70 SPIT blood. when
II was supposed % be al over with ne.
Every remedy failed. III = neiehhor recon-
menced Ayers Cherry Pec-orzL ] took
haf a teaspcoEfuI Of this nledicinc. three
times = day, regularly, and very soon
began % improve Ny cough lef- ne. NY
sleep vas undlsturbed. my appetite re-
turned. my em1cizted limbs gairec flesh and
strength ard. to-day, thanks 70 the fecsorai.
an a vel mzn---H. A. Bezn- - Wilter
s. Lawrence Mass
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Great slausntsr.

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