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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
Or RED TICKET ITEMS
TomonRow.
CuRrArs DEPARTMENT.
UMBRELLA

$l.25 2S-inch Gloria Umbrellas,
natural handles ......,............98 $50.
81 IS 25 md 2S-inch Gloria UNI
brsllas. grape handles. S1 4S.
". 10 T-tnch Gloria Umbrellas,
Can't-break'em handles .--..... 81 30.
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wAatever the failings of David Bennett Hill,
undignifiet haste cannot low be numbered
omony Ihsm-
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Appropriate and Inappropriate Trim
mings iazke ct rssr III. richest costumes.
Because you hat Ten 10 bay your dress
goods q a certain house 10 Is r~ason WHY
you cannot do better elsewhere IN trim-
inings Although We are first IN the neld
&c show the new .au and winter novelties
n Dress Trimmings We have not drawn your
attention 10 this department without ksv-
ing FIRST secured The very cream O; the sea-
sons productions
The leading effects this season viii be
white and co.ored crystal trinrIines. eag-
ings. Iassemcnteries and han = With
tinges TO match. Pearl and god v,is1ns-s.
rass-naenterl,s and bands. with .rinses 70
match
Can tile Trimmings in VARIOUS widths.
&C.
The lr.desccnt. Persian and Russian
Edgings, Pas .inenteri.s and Bands -erre-
sent ia col"rinrs the gayest plun.Aare Of a..
peacock aid the dazzling rays O: the rain
bow. No such effects have ever been shown
in this city
Paiti-oolored Pearl and Crystal Bootces in
combinations OF gold and white. &C.
SILK Crochet Edgings. Passemen,eries and
Bands OF all widths at popular '.ricos.
jet Edgfn-s. Passe:uen'crirs Bands, &c.
In all widths. ur u soc. per yard.
Special Jet Edclngs that usually sell a,
l2,sc.. lie and lsc. will be sold to.norro.s
at loc. Ter yard.
Come attn a Iiecs of your new dress and
Zee II Ne cannot trim II prettier and Tor less
money than any che else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

Modern medicrl science now has golden OPP
portanity to demonstrate its practical useful
Dsss and Importance.
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MUSLIN UxDEnwEAn. ConsErs
AND CH1LpRExs Goops.

lee: and 15c- Children's Jean
z &c Chiidren's short White
Dresses. sizes l to years sac each.
lot of odd sizes in 81 Corset
10 ~. % Patent Romsn" French
Cnrsets. Sizes Is. 10. 20. 21. %.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c. pair.
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Do You NEED ANY
ssss PPP 90 90 M SIS.
ssss Err 8 SO 9EEE ssss
ssss : 90 90 \ M ssss
FORKS. KNIVES OR TABLE PLATED WARE,

fohhSs hSltES TABLE MARRY
The special drive offered last week vas sold out in
days We had more last Friday snd Saturday.
but have since the entire balance Of that lot
Of goods. which are 30 per cent below value.
BEST 5-oUNCE PLATED TEA SPOONS, war
ranssd to b plated on Is per cen, nickel silver, a
the u dozen.
TABLE SPOONS. s2 the " dozen.
TABLE FORKS. 81 the u dozen.
These are not the usual cheap goods. plated on
steel or brass. but lest white metal and viii wear
for years and cost regular 80 per cent more
We also have special bargains in
oUADRUPLE PLATED BUTTER DISHES. %. 50
CAKE BASKETS ..... 90
BERRY DIsHEs. 400
- ICE PITCHERS 6. 90
TEA SETS. pieces. 10. 90
And the largest stock Of sILvER-pLATED WARE
TO select from In Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

You Are Or o. Srr1x
t.shswfa Dss'ap Hss
=, Ihe hisnitsble and virgins, iutrotsr~r -
Esn's Hsadgrar kDunisr) has sen ~ -.
ssas, Al. .ssas q he latest ..Ei cay
both Drrsy snf Slk. Thesa have sl,s-., ~
net With nnst,nfed pr>dss and .in:rssisS
and ready en.s.
WnLrrr & Ruorr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

To round out the naval exhibit ct the q. A. II.
saeampment . monitor ought to be brought
here 10 be inspected by the curious and inter-
0sted yusernns
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PERRY,s.
NINTH AND The AVENUE
lS40 Telephone eos
: CRA1a &
!: HAnp1ss.

We arc Just estting on our see lses now.
With unpacking the new govds and set
ting them up 30 that you could get Q fair
look at them We have bsen % busy that we
could hardly stop 70 ask your opinion Of
them. But we're ready now aud can show
you the newest. latest and handsomest de-
stgns In Furniture and Upholstery Goods
that You have ever seen. and at prices which
you might only expect to md On the plaiuest
kind Of furniture. 90 and '03's most edets
and artistic designs are presented for your
critical scrutiny. The foremost furniture
and drapsry manufacturers Of the world have
sent US their best productions. We would
Ike to have your opinion of our new stock
for esftysiv sse Il %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

A woman has demonstrated that her sex can
equal men in folly well Is in achievement by
losing s25o 600 Ut Monte Carlo and then COM
nitting suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
REMNANT Day
ToMonRow-FnrpAY.

LIKE DIAMONDS AMONG JEWELS FRIDAY
SPECIALS SPARKLE MIDST OTHER
GATHERING VALUES.
The stocks Of the several departments have been
subjected to another thorough revision this for
the purpose Of bringing to the front al odd and
trsns .ises." "shovt lengths" email and broken
lots. naussed tumbled and soi,ed merchandise and
everything thet partakss Of "Rsmnant" character.
However low may have sold them originally
have marked them at reduced prices Short lengths
Of Black and Colored Dress Goods. Recent sharp
scissorings have made many new recruits and they
are the newest and choicest things too. We give
them position in the remnant ranks" tomorrow.
Other dspsrtmsnts present bargains also. Here are
some results Of the ''elsosin0 Drocsss",
MEws Funs1sH1xe DEPARTMENT.
5Extrs Fine Neslisee Shirts Sizes IA and l4,<.
Reduced from ~. 30 to SOC.
Black SILK Nssisee Shirt. Size IL. Reduced from
%. rs to 81.
jaeger Atwood Nssligss Shirt. Size 14,<. Re-
duced from S5 to %.
Cheviot Neglige Shirt laundered collars and cuffs.
Size 1e. Reduced from o.. so to 75c.
Silk Ne9tsee Shirt. Size LAY. Reduced from
00 to %.
buu0xt
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NM MMcK KIM EER W " w. ssss
NMMNNMM KKK NNNEr WWWW"
MN HMM kKH WV ssss
BB 'i I. He II
BDbp ~ II ILL
/ e. T 7 f. EnGh
( t.. e. + + T. E.. 1 III :
F ::SiSn:SIs Cot Cot C yS.s

Il fashionable Soat Shat-
As we promised You yesterday, we shall today
take run through the stock and describe to
you few Of the various novelties in Fall and
Winter Coats. Yet no written description can
do the stock justice.
OF course we have any number Of the Black,
Smooth and Rough Diagonal Coats for ladies Of
refined taste First let say that coats this
season are longer than last. and the most fash
ionabe styles reach to the knee.
The soft English Box-cost Of tan and gray
Jersey cloth will command considerable atten-
tion. These are in two three styles Of plain
full back. with double-breasted front and
tRht-ntting tsck with double-breasted front
finished with tso rows of white and smoked
pearl buttons
Coat of mixed tweeds and cheviots with Vatican
back. loose front. finished in the back with
strap and collar and cuffs inlaid with silk velvet
Of contrasting shade.
Another novelty il Coat with three small
cspes. Just reaching to the shoulders From
across the brtny deep we have the Lottie Col
Inns Cape. named after the popular English
actress. made Of lightweight broadcloth. with
rose quilting around the neck. cardinal and
blsck.
Conspicuous FOR its beauty is Marine Blue
Coat. with Russian blouse front and Vatican
back. trimmed with neck piece OF stone martin,
finished with mink head
number Of styles in Black Embroidered
Russian Blouse CoatS.
The Franklin Coat 10 made Of black diaronal
End finished with fur; can be worn and but
toned 70 reprsssnt two or three styles Of coat
For elderly ladies we have an attractive va
rtety Of Cape Wraps. made Of the popular black
roughed cloths. trimmed with crochet pssss-
mepteriss. DC.
We have at least half dozen Pefisian eNects
in LAght Mined English csmels Hair and
Homespun Coats. secured sxpressly for cur
tine trade.
Being tn only exclusive coat and closk houss
- the city. We naturally show the hsndsomess
styles and Quote the lowest prices
,. fou viii Be fully repaid IN visiting this d.
WrLIrAn HI. MoKxr~
n 9SS Pa. AvE NV.
HANS. roSouEs. COOKED on UNLOCKED
"A %. 90 pQunds new cured hsne. call early an<
Elscs yoas esdss lowest psrss Nd bsss gpcasia IN
III l6R, 10 Center Narhee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
GRsAr INTEREST ATTACHES
TO THE
Mrs,,v Uv,rpwv.v Dvn.nr,,v,

Mus11s UsDrRwEAn DEPARTMENT.
TOMORROW. SPECIAL REMNANT SALE Of about
$50 pieces LADIES' CAMBRIA and MUSLIN UN.
DERWEAR. Every piece from our great stock that
isodd soiied othsrwise entitled to place amono
the remnants has been brought out examined re-
ticketed and will on center tables tomorrow at
HALF its REGULAR PRICE. Some Of our finest
grades included. Skirts, GoUns. Corset C0psys
DroUeys. chenntses-Lace Embroidery and Ribbon
trimmed Pretty nearly all sizes represented Without
reserve reduced to
One-haH price.
Cd 10th st bldg }
RIBBON DEPARTMENT
small lot Of Fancy Gauze Ribbons, one inch wide
cardinal. white navy blue. light blus. pink mass
brown, Nile green and old Reduced from l2,sc.
TO Sc. yard.
Ftrst floor. Under skylisht.
.
LADIES NEckwEAR DEPARTMENT
small lot Of Colored Ruchings. Reduced from l2
and l5c. TO SC. yard
| K
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NorIoys.

PIC. dOz- Twin Dress Stays, all sizes. l5c.
Aoc. Channels Emery Bags. slightly
cOi1cu &c.
DC. Littieon's Patent Dress Eaten
SEs,...s-.. ...-.---.: .--.-., Il &C.
15c. Book Average Linen Buttons. sc.
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poSf MISE isgap P Lanterns from Sc upward
THhEE Days FEAST.
IL 10 Just before the battle and wli's The snssrsn.
ton Is Progressing you viii much more saJoy yosr
A. KAUFMAN
sco PENN. AVE- NV S--~-<' -
ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEas7
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Day GooDs AND BLasKE1s s.

loo; 36-inch suitings. navy ground.
l5c. 4Qinch Striped s1itings. i0e. yard.
Ia 1913 White Blankets.
solled; e.. 90 pair.
soiled. ~ psir.
75c. Single Comforts for
cots ......-......--.....-. iSc. each.
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Crow Dxpasrnxxr

. 3 pain Lsdtes' 1-hook Foster KID Glovt1, dAE1
sYYss saffy Esasssa Cen AZ E @ a,.,..
go sSsss5 ~ u "a ~ s - - ''-
css .llts = saasz.
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E g. I'LL 1. s e. ssa e. Esa / g. IS.
a. COG 90
IL. SBoss$s d 8 -
JEWELERS.,
sels-2s COR 7TH AND D SITS. NV.

Flsgeins today. 30 If You have waited
until now come right away and get what
ever 10 needed.
SHIELDS FOR 10 CENTS.
SHIELDS FOR Is CENTS.
SHIELDS FOR 20 CENTS.
SHIELDS FOR 20 CENTS.
SHIELDS FOR 80 CENTS.
SHIELDS FOR 35 CENTS.
Up TO IS CENTS
SILK FLAGS FOR 10 CENTS.
SILK FLAGS FOR Is CENTS.
SILK FLAGS FOR 20 CENTS.
SILK FLAGS FOR 25 CENTS.
Up TO $3.50 EACH.
READY-MAnE SHEETS
AND Pillow CASES.
"a SHEETS.
READY MADE. 45c
Souvenir Articles
Sucn TRAYS with
'Fashfn0ton. d. c. >" inscribed.
For
70 CENTS
NICE SILVER AND Ox1DrzED TABLETS.
With 6. A. R. inscribed.
Or "Wdshinoton. D. c.
FOR 80 CENTS.
PAPER CUTTERS.
With 'Washtngtoa. D. c."
Inscribed on handle.
FOR so CENTS.
PLAYING CARDS.
Pack of SO.
Nicely encssed
In white metal.
With "Washin0ton. D. c."
Neatly inscribed.
FOR so CENTS.
RIBBONS Fon G. A. r. BADGES.
YOU MAY NOT CARE TO USE
GOOD SPOONS. WE BOUGHT
LOT OF THE CHEAPER KIND.
BUT GENTEEL ONES. ALSO
OLA sERyICEABI.E NATURE. WE
GIVE YOU THESE AS FOLLOWS:
TEASPOONS. Be-: R z a S3sSn.
TABLE Spooss, u.s. as R z s Sss.
WE HAVE EVER SO MANY REM
NANTs OF sHEETING AND Pill
LOW CASINOS AT PRICES SUFFI-
GENTLY CHEAP TO TEMPT YOU.
G. A. r. SOUVENIR SPOONS
Many designs.
Soc each.
Coon SILVER Spooxs Sl.25.
TELL YOUR G. A. R. FRIENDS OUR
BUREAU OF INFORMATION Is AT
THEIR DISPOSAL DURING THEG.
A. r. ESCAMPMENT WEEK. MUCH
INFORMATION CAN BE GAINED
HERE AND IS CHEERFULLY GIVEN.
!. E. 4 4 III III :: :: 6:
Fl t! ~ j II Is U.s. III III
!: +. E. E.; Fl r. g :: 6
900 Az. 4a4. 426 7TH ST. NV. sells
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

w. S. TArpAs. Nh. JEwr1x. Arp
dss,er = DIAx6xDs, WAIcGKS. y. - .s3s1
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A "DR1vr. Is Rooxzas.

As an opsning 'sdrivss we shall offer 10
morrow 100 Solid oah Rockers. uphelssseed
siik plush and SILK tapestry. ut the prsoe Of
~ 6s each. We will not cay here what this
rocker would ordinsnH seil fur. bsing soA4,
dent that roo xtli reslns ~ tutrin.1o vursh
the moment you see IL
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BLACK Goops DEpARrMzSr.

IN yards Cashmere. Reduced from 81 70 to SOC.
IN yards Serge. Radu ed from 81. 25 to 81.
~ yards Yelling for veil. Reduced from 81 % to
clio. -k
2yards serse. Reduced from d. so to sl.15
1Nynrds Diagonal. Reduced from ~. 03 to 81. o.
2s< yards siik wsss Hennstfx Reduced FROM g. 81
to ~.
~ yards Yelling. for vsil heaaced from % so to
a.. Us. .s
1Nyards Yelling. for veil. Reduced from O. rs to
%. -
4kyards Cshmere. Reduced from 81. 05 to q 25
~ yards Gray Plaid Reduced from "a IS to So 70.
II yards Black and White chailis. Reduced from
%. 00to "a
@lysrds Cashmere. Reduced from o to a. D.
6yxfls Gray Plaid. Redu,ed from ~. 90 to -. IS.
~ ysrds sefxe. Reduced from eS. 81 70 Is.
o,< yards stripe. Relucsd from %. Is to 81. So
5ysrds Cancels HAIR Reduced from 20 81 70 e.
7ysrds Blasf sna whits Plaid R-duced from % 81
eyssds Figured orspon. Reduced from slo 80 TO
dss 6oos... Annex 70 l0sh o. blds.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

Gaze &
HAaDrsa.
Con l3rH AsD F SIS. NV.
svassae fsra~ss ssssss.s - Js.,tss k.sss~sA.
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R1nsox DEPARTMENT
LADIES, NEcKwEAR DEPARTMENT.

small lot Of Colored Ruchings- Reduced from IL
and l5c to sc. yard.
(First door. second an mex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
RoYs, CIorH1se DEPARTMENT

About $50 Fine Percale Shirt Waists tunlsundered)
all Sizes Reduced from AZ and Soc to as for 81
About 100 Chevtot bingham Waists. in fall shades
Sizes 4. 8, ., 8. snd II. Reduced from - to l9c
I'D door. 10th st. bldg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-03-02
\ Contested Election.

On February lsth the rioters Of Neyersdsle
were called upon to select six school direct
ors for their borough; two TO be elected for
the regular term aad four TO Ell vacancies
caused BY the removal of former directors
By the Court. The Republicans nominated
as their candidates, s c. Hartley, Wm. Ap-
pei. Geo. W. Collins. s 5. Good. ". r. Ha-
Del and B. d. Morgan, and they were elect
ed BY msjoritiss ranging from p to 100
Their Democratic opponents were Kennedy
Price, A F. John, J. T. Anthony, Wm-
Rupp. J. W Young and H. ]. Ebbeka, and
they came into court Monday morning. and
through their attorneys, Messrs. Koontz,
Coffroth and Ruppel, peiitioned the court to
make decree that the certificate issued to
the Republican directors be Cancelled and
that their opponents BE- declared elected not
because they received q majority Of the
votes cast and were therefore duly entitled
to the Office but, for the reason that the Re
publicans had neglected to designate on
their tickets the term Of years for which
their candidates respectively were 20 serve
The matter viii be argued some time daring
the week. when Commissioner will prob
ably be appointed to take testimony. The
gentlemen making this contest must be very
anxious indeed to be school directors that
they would attempt to take advantage Of a
irifing technicality to foist themselves into
positions which decided majority of their
ieilOE-townsmen were opposed to their ILL
ing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-03-02
Henry q. WechtenhaIser.

Henry T. wechtenheiser, a notice OF
whose death appears elsewhere in this pa
per was a member Of Jenner Grange, also
Of Jenner Council, No 637, J. o. Z. A. N.
The latter order turned out in body 10
pay the last sad rites to their deceased broth
er. large number Of mechanics from va
rious councils in this and Cambria county
were present a. the funeral.
The deceased was 3 cousistent and devoted
member Of the Hoffman Evangelical Lu-
theran church for the past II years Ee
was laid to rest on Thursday, being follow
ed to his resting place by vas; concourse OF
friends and relatives; his loss Is deeply felt
by the entire community. At the grave the
burial service Of the Jr O. T. A n vas
read by past councillor, J. A. Risinger, after
which the mournful group were left to wend
their way homevard.
The deceased leaves wife. two children,
an aged father. brother and sister 10 mourn
his loss. "
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-03-02
Grove CITY cnIIare

Young men and women desiring an edu-
cation viii do Eeli 10 investigate the merits
Of Grove City College, The very best in
struction Is provided in all its departments.
The rates OF tuition and boarding are e1-
ceedingIy low, thus putting an education
within reach Of young men and women Of
limited means
Collegiate, College Preparatory, and Nor
nal courses are maintained.
The Business Department embracing in
slr1ction in Commercial branches. stenog-
raphy. Typewrinng, and Telegrsphy is a
prominent feature Of the institution.
The Music Conservatory under the Direct
orship OF Prof E C. Heffiey, is one Of the
best in the country.
Physical training Is furnished free to al
students, both ladies and gentlemen.
The Military Department, organized by
the general government, provides the very
best instruction in Military Science and Tao
tics
The Spring session opens March 18th
Catalogues sent promptly or application to
the President Isaac C. Keller, Grove City,
d
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-03-02
EiIIed Two Offices.

A serious question has arisen a. 10 the
right Of John Nlierley. one Of the county
commissioners Of Huntington county
10 hold that office, and il may effect
the validity Of all the acts Of the board
since they went into Office in January,
1891. MieTIey was member Of the borough
council al the time Of his election as COM
missioner, and has been filing both Offices
Prior 10 the township and municipal elee-
tions on the 18th OF last month, some of
The lawyers we're called upon 10 examine
the acts Of assembly 70 ascertain whether
certain offices for which candidates had been
nominated were not Incompatible with other
Offices held by the same persons, and in
their researches they found a section in the
act Of 1874 relating 70 inoompatibility Of
Office. which they construed as prohibiting
councilman from being also a county COM
missioner. Ifthis construction besustained
BY The courts. II EiL not only Gust Mierley
from the ofIiee Of commissioner, but viii
render him liable to the penalties imposed By
the act for its violation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-03-02
Hard Cider and the Terror of the
Cooley Name Set A Farmer Crazy.

Cooley Name Set A Farmer Crazy.
Hard cider and the terror OF the Cooley
name are said to have made raving mani
&C out of Charles Gaigen, 8 spnnghill Town
ship farmer, residing near Morris Cross
Roads.
Gaigen has been very much worked up
over the deeds Of the CoOleys- and has fre-
quently expressed fear that he would be
robbed or murdered by them. For several
weeks be has been drinking heavily Of hard
cider mixed with alcohol On Sunday last
be took his gun and started for the hills
saying that be was going 10 capture the
Cooleys dead or alive. he was dissusdsd
from leaving his premises, however, on that
day. but on Monday be escaped unnOticed
and the first heard of him was that be had
shot at a man named Lyons and then plung-
ed into thieket yelling 81 the top Of his
voice. A posse Of citizens At once organized
and hunted for him day and night, occasion
ally getting sight Of him, but not near
enough to effect his capture. Whenever he
would catch man alone be would FIRE his
gun Ut him and then run to some cover.
Tuesday night he suddenly appeared at
his home, dragged his wife and children
from their beds aud drove them out into the
night, saying. Now in with the COoleys.
Mrs. Gaigen ran 70 the house Of John len
nings, near by, and gave the slarm- Jsnn-
ings went back with Ms. GAigen 10 see if
he could not pacify the madman. Just as
he reached the front door Gaigen opened il,
and pointing a donblc-barFeled shotgun At
Jennings breast, both hammers cooked,
warned him to keep back Qliek as a iiash
Jennings ducked and made spring fCr Cal
gen. At the same time both barrels Of the
gun were discharged jus; over Jennings
head, doing no damage save 70 the trunk Of
large-sizsd cherry tree in the yard, which
was literally torn to pieces
Jennings olinched with the mailman ard a
terrible struggle ensued, Gaigen lighting ike
demon. But Jennings was too strong for
him, and after time succeeded in choking
him into Submission. Mrs. Gaigen had in
the meantime ran to a neighbors, and in q
short time a crowd Of eitizins had collected
and the madman was tied and locked in his
room He will be sent to DiXmont unless
he shows early signs Of recovery.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-03-02
The Eureka Wood Pulley Works.


The Eureka Wood Pulley Works.
FROM the Berlin Record
Ninety days from 10 day will be heard in
Berlin the noise Of the Workmen and tie
hum Of the minchinery in another large
manufacturing establishment 10 be known
IS the Eureka Wood Pulley Factory
The articles 70 be made therein are pulleys
Of an improved style, principally of wood,
and so Constructed as 10 permit of the same
pulley being attached to and securely Asten-
ed TO shafts Of different diAmeters. This
pulley was frst used BY the d. G. Reitz
Manufacturing Company in the new -four
ing mills they were manufacturing and
placing in various parts Of the country, and
50 superior to the ordinary class Of pulieys
used was it that lively demand grew up for
il for use elsewhere. For while the Reitz
Comnany endesvouei to supply this outside
demand by manufacturing them in their
mill machinery establishment, but when
the orders began to arrive for car load lots
il became apparent that separate establish
ment Of large capacity, devoted exclusively
10 their manufacture. could be paying
institution. Oat of this prospect grew the
movement which has resulted in 3 stock
company with a capital Of $50, 600, organized
for the purpose Of carrying on their manu-
factory in Berlin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-03-02

We call the attention of our rezders TO the
card Of The Wm. H. HOLMES Co, which ap-
pears in another column. This is ur-
doubtediy one Of the best and most relIable
houses in their line of bGsiness in the state
II you are in need ola Pure Rye Whisky.
imported or Domestic Brandy or Gin Pure
Grape Wines or in fact any kind of Liquors
or Wines, send TO them and get il from first
hands. They are also distillsrs and sole
owners Of the celebrated Holmes Best, y
s'Old Economy and Green Label Monogram
Rye whiskies. as veil as Greene CosRsy
Apple Brandy. which IS making such .
wonderful reputation for its medicinal
qualities in cases of Dyspepsis and Indigesi-
ion, and OF numerous other specialties in
their line. Address them at I'D Water 81,
or i5S First Ave Pittsburgh, Ps.