The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-03-16

The widow Of the late George a. sxauk,
OF Jennes township. VII soon move to
Johnsiown. Her son Henry viii move to
tie old homestead.
Mr.. Vannear proposes building two wings
70 his Park Hotel property this spring.
When they are completed this popular house
will have double It's present capacity.
Al Of the gang Of moonshiners " arrest
ed in the Laurel Hill mountain several
weeks ago, entered pleas Of guilty IN the L.
S. District Court al Scranton last week.
a camp Of Sons OF Veterans has been or
gaaizsd at Bethel. Its number is $40, and is
named Livingston camp. Fourteen mem
bers we're installed al the FIRST meeting.
Thursday afternoon, while repairing
threshing machine on his farm in Pint
township, William Adams had one Of his
hands caught in Sc; Of cog wheels and
badly mashed.
Farmers in the northern townships OF
this county have recently shipped several
csT loads Of apples to Ohio. The apples
we're loaded loosely IN the cars and brought
thirty cents bushei.
Edward J. Kimmell. mercantile appraiser,
of Milford township, has completed the aP-
praisement for the ensuing year, and the re-
suit Of his labors is given 10 the public IN
this weeks HERALn.
P. {. Miller, Brothersvalley townships
prominent school teacher, brought his six
months term to a close yesterday. We be-
lieve his WAS the first school in the county
70 close the present term
The editors OF the HERALD enjoyed
pleasant call from Mr.. Jesse Whipkey, of
Middlecreek township. Saturday afternoon
He IS one Of the most superior and intelli-
gent young farmers in the county.
Daniel B. Zimmerman, Of Qlemahoning
township, who has been purchasing horses
in the west, went to Philadelphia last week,
where several car loads Of horses had been
sent. and where he intends 70 dispose Of
them.
Mr.. George NJ. Hay, whose home Is one
mile northeast Of Stanton's Mills, has rented
the property of the late John Stahl, in Da-
vidsyilIe. Samuel Horner. of near Nor
oan's Mills will OCCUPY the house vacated
By Mr Hay.
Hiram Brubaker, a prominent farmer Of
Somerset township, died at his home four
miles moth Of this place Sunday evening.
Death resulted from a malignant carbuncle-
He was about CO years Of age. The inter
rent took place Tuesday afternoon.
A charter was granted last week at the
state department to the MarkletOn Santa
mum and Hotel Company, Of Markleton,
this county. The buildings Of the company
are now nearly completed, and viii be open
to the public early this spring.
The many friends in this county of Col
John P. Linton, Of Johnstown, who has
beea seriously sick for several weeks, viii
be glad to learn that his condition is greatly
improved, and that his complete recovery IS
confidently expected
John P. Knable adver,ises some rare bar
gains in MS column this week, which read
ers Of the HERALD should not be slow 10
take advantage Of. An order mailed to his
address at Pittsburgh, to-day, will be filed
and the goods arrive ct your express or post
office tomorrow.
Charles Howard, the much wanted lame
maa. believed to have figured in the late
Meverslzle burgIaries, was arrested in Cham
bersburg last week and brought to Meyers
dale. where he was discharged al hearing
before Justice FIoto, no evidence having been
produced against him.
Agents for james B. Holderhaum' the
hardware man and dealer IN agricultural
implements. Of this place, have sold since
the lst Of January last 26 Mccormick sell
binders and A. mowers, in all 81 machines
This is great increase when compared
with the same period last year, when only
four machines were sold by the same firm
The Cambria County Democratic Commit
tee At a meeting last Wednesday, elected SIX
DELEGATES 10 the State Convention, and in
structed them to vote for Cleveland FIRST and
Psfison second when called upon to vote
for delegates to the Democratic National
Convention. The delegates from this coun-
~ will take none Of PAttison in theirs.
The fling Of 10 applications for licenses
in Huntingdon county has thoroughly
arsused the various Temperance unions. For
four wears prior TO April last g licensed house
5is no, exist in that county. The granting
of FIVE licenses last year has encouraged just
double that number Of petitioners to make
application, and Prohibidonists have begun
work in earnest.
Mr. &c. White. Of the well-known mer-
chant tailoring establishment Of A. J. White
& son. Chambersburg Pa, viii arrive N
sor,erset fo- q few days stay, some time du-
ring the week ending March 2ist- he VIII
have u complete line Of choice fabrics ioT
mems gear for spring and summer win
him. and Eill be pleased 70 receive orders
from the firms many friends and patrcns IN
this county.
A huge tree, which Austin kaufman, oi
Jsnner township, was engaged at ieiilng
near bis home one day last week, topped
over before he vas expecting it 70 fall, and
bae,,e he cossld make bis escape caught him
un5er It's Hmbs and piuioned him to the
- He was held in this position Tor
sbopt an hour when be was released BY
some friends who chanoed to pass by and
discovered him. Upon examination II was
discovered that bis right leg had been brok'
IN in three places
The vile - Rev. Asbury C. johnson died
81 her home. RlaiEsville, Pa, At an early
bou- saturday morning. aged O. years
I Dsatb resulted from Ihe effects Of an opera
tian perforned By Drs. Sutton aud sioan, oi
/ Pittsburgh. for the purpose Of removing tWo
c,,osrons tumors. Mrs. Johnson was na'
tive Of this place. being daughter Of the late
Gsorye Parker. and a sister ofGeo. L. Parker
Her husband and one son-Harry -prlnci'
81 ~ the Blsirsville schools. survive Th'
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