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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
A New Year oreeslng.

The proprietor Of Fishers Book Store
wishes &c convsy ms thanks % the Euner-
Gus patrons Of To- s.ors, for the liberal and
eenero1s patronage eTtsnaes TO The sstsh-
hshmeaf dariag the year lssi- The yssrs $
o,srsasons hare been reDsrkshly s41isfscto
~. Tae -sfe Of Dscsnber. intending sPe-
cssIlv Tie hoESzy sA,ss, vSrs tie i@rsesf TIE
.sore has beea fHForSd sisk z=rsas is -
xears opersians- Wishing yOu al zap
rx ana prospero1s Nes Year, We are your
O5edisnt Servant.
CHas. h FrsHEk
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
HoIldzxs par.ng 1872.

Monday vii De great holiday daring the
present yesI. wsshingsoE's birthday comes
on Noadsy, and 50 does Memorial Day.
The Fourth Of July Is zlso billed for Mon
dsy, and Lsbor Day viii De celebrated On :
Monday,
Christmas IS down on the calendar for
Sunday, s1d viii therefore bs oslsbr.tsa OF
Monday
Thanksgiving day sud election Day ar,
tie only holidays during the year that EiIl
Be celebrated on a-y ether day except Mon
day.
People who believe 10 luck snd are super
stifi0us. may decide upon Monday a, q
lucky dzy during iSS2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

A press n=sszgs f-o1 Hashinglon i al
rhorirv fo- the s-stsnsaf thai Secretary Of
War. S-ersn B. Elkins. hzs EPP0iaiei \,
George Ksin, his Prgzie secrs-zrg- NJ.
Ksim / sooGi thirIy Fezrs Of zss and a.
I've Of EIkhck township, this county Hs
rEs p-nup1l OF me S8De1sst borough
schools for several winters and E.s one q
tos ms. successful and popular teachers
the schools have ever had For the pAsi
three or four years ne has ben employed b
Xr. E.kins as private tusor 70 as boys Ih'
snnouncsnent Of rs spP5-nineuI vii b
welcome nexs 70 his h0ss Of friends IN this
county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
60 70 Aaarsss GO Of Inxlssslen.

How TO Address CarcS OF inNilAllof'-
Before the free delivery system prevailed
IN Asne-icsn e:ries Il Vas Tie cEston % take
inFitsriozs to balls. pzrliez AID Sea1inss
zrozad and deliver each one 81 TIE doos q
Ii. p,rs,r invited This = sslE tas custom
IN some q the cites. bat Il eoes noi prevail
&c and exsent a. the postal free delivery an
sven TIE pa-pcse cutie S vsll ard he old
ssv,s ;--ci-ed = rrsst 6esi O. raascssssryr
lsas-. Tnae- the old cust0r- The ol-is q
invitation -e-e plzcsd n enTsloPss upon
xb;.b xss written -Mr sud HrS. Joha
smith No directions Es-e s1ds1. - eEs-y
on IN tcEu knsz Ehe-eeEs-y ons else Lived
This : sal the custom with regzrd % The
envs,ops bolding the cards. Bat BOW Shsn
shez are sent throsgh the mails this enyeiops
: PLACED in another ous which = sealed, and
on which Is written the fal sddress, With
street num5sr ard name Of the city Il u
usual to preserve iuvifstions- for awhile II
least and The outside eaEeiOPs : discarded.
ss the posto1sce marks and esnoelet stamps
do pot leok neat in a card basket in the
recsutiou room. and besides this. Il thsrs Be
only one eu=elope, and Il Be ssaled, vben
this i broken there Is nothing in Shi-h 70
preserve the cards Of invitation
The Red Letter sale Of Parker 4 Parker
Is nov IN f1Il blast They have large and
splendid stock 10 select from Parties thai
cal ear!y ees the piurus
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
Are We In n7

VIZ re should say Ee Ars-saye been in
II up to our eyes ever since the great annual
Red Letter Sale comrasnced Oar co1nfert
have been SKY high with goods, and while
IN some CASES ve fo1nd Il impossible 70 wait
upon cusIODez- srill re did the 5ss; that We
coald Under the Circumstances, and sncszF-
Ored 70 seoomnOdz;e al Coos have besn
going fast and while many good oArE-ins
s-il relnsins they vii nOt rsuain long. 50 II
yOu want to take advantage o. or I'D Ls.-
Ier sale come quick. Il vii only continue
three more weeks, when orr frst arrival Of
early spring goods is d1e Bear II mind our
Red Letter sale only comes once year, and
Always Offers opportunities not 10 be bad a
any 0theE scasoa-
PsEErF ( PsEEEE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

SIMON Hsagsr one o. Brothe-sTailey's
nosi prosperous hrne-- disd afier few
days Illness, A. ociori-. A u, on The ss-h
ult. 81 the home where be - born. spent
his childhood E1d lived ann be clcsed b.
eyes II the sleep tkz1 knows 10 waking IN
III the Saal resurrection By an honest- up
night Christian life Mr Hanger nas Won The
esteem of eli with whom hecsmein Oontzct-
he vas sgsd IS al the tine Ct his death
B,rlfs Rec0rd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

The EerontIe failures f5- the gear is9l
IS Tsportsd by the ns,czztils agsnsy Of r
G. Dam x ca, iadirzse that tbs number OF
faiiEres il fbe United sissss IS iz.s75 IS
azsirsi l9s57 IN Is91 Ths EiluHes n 1881
are g-esisr il number than n any previous
year ssnce The record has tsen kspt b tais
aseney, running bzsk 10 Isl. n suouns
OF liabilities. ho~evs-. the hzz-ss ars a.
zcz rreCsscly the sane as tboss Of tie ysar
pEeviocs. snouniias 10 slsa o. 90. TIE
zEoazt los.. the-sf5rs. dos lot e1oe5l that
Of the prsTi0ls year, while the avs-sge o.
each fAsln7e IS si547l in 1881, as against
81. sc IN $50.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
Ruckren.s arn,c. salve.

The bezs ssive in The xosld fo-cass. brais-
=. sores. ulcers. sals rhsan- fever sores. tet
t.. ehspped hands cailblains. oo-ns, and
zilstin ssuPiions. and positively cares p;les
o 10 qsy required Il : guSs.Ess.sd 10 E.ss
perisrf satisfaction. O. MONEY refunded
Prise > cents per bsx- For sale ey J. \.
Snyder, Dr1sgiss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

Ths Pf.ts5arg Tsnss u szfEaaAy contains
.cu, q rs noz nea-ly cs-npi-.ea 2ag7ia-
csuf aex buEG1gon F91rth Assnne' fsE
dom fsop SniihEs.5 srreet- The ne"
Ezz building = briit q tss most eEpe1-
si.s zs.sri.ls, Is elsh' zi7-lss higa Aas eea-
tsizs aifs sore sor rou1E. teRu a1y
o.ber s.. ssiidluF q YIisbursb- n sih
be finished ihroaEhOss Eith 81 = ne Hosi
approrea o01vsnienoez and ~iH oe 2osei
bone fsrs Erest i5ursai- Daring the e'sai
var. u Is erisse1cs fae Ilaaes has s'ea5'iy
sa.--s ahead unlEl nos il Is reoozni1sa q
- azsv one Of the lesdiag iouras.s Of
rsznsyiranis, tEt q ths U1sted stzies-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

That Ohio postnsstsE DO has orzii fof
81 c-nts from The Post cfhae Department =
ousSoae. Allen Il Rosenkrans, postmaster
n PeaGeId. CIearfeld county, under Ciezs
land. a. the ci0se of 0ne SnszSsr toor oFes-t
for oDehaif > cenf due The sOTe-nElsaf =
eSleuistiuZ commissions asd on sno<oez
cgs,,er of \ year he did the sane Whea
nis scc0unts were audited the Treasury De
u.unenl notified Mr. RossakFans that be
Owed she United S.as o9e cent THIS
a-oun, was in.nediAleiy rszzitted 5y hin
10 Eivsbursh. the proper reoeiPi returned
and the one oeni draft forFArded 10 WASH
inzroG
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

John Sez, cierk 81 Parker & Parker's. net
Eith Al accident = 5eE days ago that bas
czDsd hin 70 20 to his hone in Jsnner
township for repairs He was doing some
work aoouE ihegs machine when heavy
weight III on his right foot crushing i Sc
Fersly. HIS place has been supplied By
Wilson Shaver, of Somersst township. =
former enp,oye.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

Rev. C. B Gruver, Of Berlin, desires
through the HEzALn. 70 express his high aP-
precision Ct TIE gifs received from his
GLADE ecngregati8a. He aiso extends thanks
&c The Berlin c0ngreezii0n for caris--oss
envelope 20 rsp.enish ihe purse, and for 9th
e se7ezbznce sad tokens Of appreciation
by individuals th7oagho-t the charge
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

The HEEsLe vii psblish death notices
free Of charge, b1t hereafter vii charge reg-
Mar advertising rases Tor resolutions of rp-
spect sdog;ed by reiigious and socizl organ
iz1Iionz- lsszi ais7ssz. resolutions san 5e Of
10 benefit 10 he deceased AID are very %
iuteres;inr reading % The Hrinz.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

Al the meeting Of tbs members of the
Somere4 Bz-. bed Al the lsE OGiss Of
Ness Cohroth q RuPpls Wednestsy even
ing. il wzs deoded 10 tender baaqGet 70
the outgoing and incoming judges on the
evening Of January Ssh A COMMITTEES q
Eve, xith F. " Biesecksr ESQ IS chair
nan. wzs appointed &c make al Necessary
arranrenents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

OR friend Ed Richardson, Shade town
shiP 0oy, who has been chief Of JOhnst0Eu's
police foroe ever since that big town became
city. Vas presented with Al elegant gold
watch New Years morning By the members
Of tie forcs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

william Truly. Of Indiana, Pa. who viii
se vel remembered By tbs citizens Of Sails
o2ry, Pa where. several years since he zss
engaged as jsEels-. Is lying II At the Rock
wood Hozss. 2Ockwood. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
win come Out on Top.

From the JohEssoEu Hersh
The friends Of 7. r Ma-shali VII be
pleased to learn TIA; On Friday his assignses
paid one-;hird Of his debts, OF about $500
IN sb0ri three months another payment
eauAlly As large VII bs made. and three
nouths later be VII be able 70 pay OF al
-r.7--s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

Al meeting OF the Director Of the First
Nazio-sal Bank, Saturday evening = diyi-
dend Of thres per cent Ezs declared uPon
TIE capital ssock and sIpo0 added % The
Surplus ouf Of fhs earnings of the lsst siz
months.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

The following lei-e-s reusiniug IN ihe
Po.toltice 81 Sons-ser, VII Be ssur 20 the
Dead Letter once 4 no; called for within ten
dsys fro1 J.nuS-y 6, isa2
Boyer, \. J.; Holiday, &rs- Jessie 5
Hrtcline, N2zie- n Nsyers. Ars- John C. +;
Siccdezzs, H.1son Paxton, james A !
Perrin. Amos; Shafer, H-1-y; sechler,
RiebErd Shah. Newton Wsiksr. " 4
Zimmerman. NEsis.
lam E=rrrs N
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

The usaal noisy demonstration Ezs made
on the streets THURSDAY night n welcome
Of the New Year. Promptly II L o'cl0ok
the uorCa vas applied 70 large pie Of box
= and oarrsls IN the p15lie square and hua-
drels Of yOung nsa and boys Pzrsded
around the FIRE tOOing horns, beating d-lms,
shooting OF IRE arms and cans filed with
rock powder The din ~Ss increased By
crowds marching up and down Main street
ringing hand bells aad cheering II chorus
About / O'Clock i vas decided that the New
lear bad been sufficiently welcomed and
quie; aad good order again prevailed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
We Mean Business

Persons knowing themselves Indebted CT
or books are requested and earnestly re-
quss;e5 70 csl Al once and settle their &C
couais tE cash OF note s. the books ms;
oe sss-lei We sell goods q; shors profits
aad eznno; a:FJri 10 sell on long tine
PaEEEE & PsRzEK
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

g1ry C0nnisziorerz Daniel ". SAVIOR
ana solonoo Saoernske- took the oath Of
oslloe Ao1dzE. and Fadzy or sziagizy Vii
draw tie names Of Jurors to serve al Febr1-
sry term Of court
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

ln l1nPing trou tie rsa- door Of P. A.
scheil : stors into he ally beio~. a distance
Of absous six fsst. WA s.yl0r. OF this place,
sustained p&infal sprssned fo0t. Saturday
afternoon
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

The additional siding rOon on the Con
rellsville ro1i, Necessary for The proper
handling Of the through New Nork-Chicago
trains, : beng bailt IS rapidly IS possible.
Five OF 81 miles Of track. st various points,
Is nov in P-ugHes Of construction sDd vi
pro5sbly Be- finished il tins f0- oPe-z;isn
Eirh the Inauguration Of the spring schedule
when L / thought the through service VII
De pat on. While this zcditi0aal siding VII
relieve the main track. Superintendent Hoi-
brook Is not sztisfe5 with tie amount and
more vi eventually be built
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
Take Notice.

All persons OEing me book accounts viii
please CAL and settle without further delay
by czsh or note Il vii save trouble TO
comply With tbi. request
MEs Z TEr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

We have n stock ios of childrsn'. Hoods
Of latest styles thar We vii sell stls=s than
cosl - 70 5a- esca- With some excsp-
tioas al soots IN our store aiil Be sold At
cost for Be1 80 days We make this ofsr
70 clear our shelves ard counters for early
spring goods.
NJ TREnEEIL & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

TIE county auditors net a. the C0uTi
House Monday morning and sfler Orsani-
zing Il once proceeded 70 elect clerk and
attorney 70 the board L vas deemed sd
viszble 70 eject one person. 4 lawyer, 70
III both positions. Ihere were several ap-
plicznts, bur A C Hoibe-L Esq, vas the
unanimous choice Of tie bozrd, and Vas
duly elected Mr. Holber1 has served IN =
simils- capzeify on former OCCASIONS and is
familiar with the duiisz, snd besidss- be Is
one oftbe veIy best men that can be fozrd
for this important and laborioas Eork-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

Moses 1o1sr, Of Luil Pos oEsce. has n
tnr0ed from sir weeks visit 10 friends in
ths state Of Indiana
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

The HEzA1D Is under os,5es-;ou. 10 ssna.
tor \ 3 cFischdsld fo- valuable pus,ic
docancEts-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

Cold Woolen carpet Chain s.
Single Cotton larn per Bundle $ %
54 Table 0Si Cloth - cents
We are not inclined. nor can We al
ford to wasse our money for printers INK
70 advertise goods We have not z0t. As
this month = our tirDe for reducing stock
before taxing invoice, Es deem il our
dEty, 10 our o0stoners and ourselves. %
have the Goods al the pFiees advertised.
Give Is cal and let Is sh0E yOu the
bargains
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

President Hsrrison'z ds-shis-, Mrs- Nc
Kee. h-s written her ii-st article Il treats
OF The Training Of ofChiidrsu, and VII os
printed in tie February issue Of Ta1 Laa'es
Es,r, Ja.t-,sl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
MARRIED.

On Deoen5er @stb, 1891. Jssse Rsubrighi-
OF Milford township. and Mary Jane Kelley
Of Niddlecreek township, sonersst county,
Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

Ell Fox son Of Samuel Fox, and Lau-
"a eldest dz1ghser of Gyms C. Sehrock, Of
Sonerss1 township, were married Al noon.
THURSDAY. Dec 3lsL 81 the home Of the
brides parents. by Rev. A J. Bezl, Of The
EFzngeliozl church, IN the presence Of only
relatives a1d inmeiiate friends Of the high
contracting parties. Aher the wedding din
nerihe happy young bride and groom took
the sfssrnoon tain for Pilisblrg- Ga thei-
return fron the wedding trip they vii r.
side IN Soms-se;
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

Washington Aegahzn. the Well-known
builder snd contractor of shis place vas
taken suddsaly III while attending services
in the Il. + church Sunday morning Il
wzs Al 6rs1 fez7ei that he Sas suffering from
81 attack Of zpoplsxy and that his dea,h
would result any minute Re was taken 10
bis home and . physician E4s summOaed
who soon leaned that be vas suffering from
Al zf5eciion Of the hear: ard that be vas in
DO immediate danger his condition i
greatly improved 70 DAY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

The Pozt Ofaee ~ Jsuner n Roads has
bsen Hssie maaey- -ora-r ofzcs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
DIED.

NEYERS-At HanDslztosn, Pa, Jan
md. IS2 Elcrs Nay Nsyer-. daughter o.
5anes L. and L1cinda Msgsz ased.i IS years
, months and : dayz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

ALLl-Il-EI I-ElI7 ~ ~ -
SO = L ard u-ss =. n
CorssPondingly low rates from Other s-s-
tons
PzrlOr Cars on aay aain and slesFiaS
Cars on night train
The Nez YeAEiz iaa1Eurztes 5E as by :
great reduction in Prioss al around
Z Il. TEEDEELL & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
Hats, CAPS and Furnishing Goods
.CARPETINGS.

We keep IL stock = line Of
Carpets that viii justify
any 0let0 examine Also,
Floor and Table oil
Cloths. Carpet Lining,
Druggeis, Rugs, Hassocks,
Cocoa Mats. etc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

Commencing to-day, and each day
3 thereafter for 50 days, al which time Ee
viii sell of a large assortment Of Dry
Goods. Notions, Fancy Goods, etc, a. csst.
Nov Is your time for Bargains
eo-ineh Black SIX, price sl0o R L s.
24inob satin Rnaa4ns $40 -sIi5
- inch six Warp Csshm- = IL
a0-inch Coid . SIS So
46-inch Blk Henrietta al vccD sI0C
4s-iacb i Blk Henrietta al WOOL 90
4S-inch BIZ Henrietta al wool $
ss-ineh Blk serss al WOOL % R; L e-s
52-inch 500 T. / 50
zinc g me- cAehners g q
cord 90 = =
sS-inch Colorsd Bed Coris s. 20
S6-inch Pain and Fancy Saipe Cachm.
- z l. p
36-inch Plain Cschm- s. z L .
Veiyess and braided tTimings 70 match
a. cost IN the Domestic Department Ee
Eill eel best makes Dress Ginghams
Were 10 cents Bed Letter : cents
LeaeAster Ginghan were r, l.
Nililug.Oa
Arlington
Striped AID Bard Dating Goth wers
10 and l2 BED Letter cents
% pieces S2ineh Century Cloth were 5
Red Letter :
- pieces 59-inch Cr0Eu Sztsens were 10
and y Rsd Letter ;
American Indigo Blue Cslicoes cents
Msrrimac and COcheco Dark Calicoes q
Light Colored Shiriing Caiicoes 4 eePis
Comfort Calicoes
Colambia shirtines cents L. Il
Amosksv 10
IS Pieces A big Job Shirtinzs worth l2c-
r L 8.
Blezcbed and Uublesched Cotton Flau-
nsis r l. ;, G =, $
Brown COioTed Fiannels r L :. s and
B.eacbed and Unblsached SheetIngs.
Pillow Cases, Muslins and Ticking
81 cost
In or Cloak aud Shawl Department
We EIii offsr L0ngand Short Plush Coats.
Cloth jackets and ShaSls regardless OF
cost
Don't forget the great bargains in NeE
Markets Al sl75 and s2oo.
100 pairs lace Clrtsins a. 75,-.s1 s. % and
SIS 2 pair.
3 pieces ScTin Cu-tai1eis 81 D. and
sets per yard.
In the Comfort, Blanket and Flannel
Department the White. Red, Red and
Back Barred, Colored Blankets. Con-
farts and Barred and Striped Wooien
EiSnnels have been marked xay down.
IN the Linen and White Goods Depart
ment, we vii odsr Table Linen Napkins.
Towels, Crash Bed Spreads, Pain and
Barred White Goods. H4mburgs. and Ia
ces. We have a full stock of Notions.
CorSsts. Hosiery, HzacksFChiefs. R8ch-
ing. Gloves and Ribbons. ali Of winch
Eiil be closed CIT az bottom figures
n tie Gents Furnishing Department
ze otter Gloves, Shirts, Meek Wear, Sus-
peIdeTs, Underwear and Umbrellas. AZ
COST A ieE French Psrgzlle Shirts 81 81
cents pieoe, worth 500 70 Sl-59 each
n Ble4ehed and Unbleachei Muslin
Ee have the three besi Brands n tie
Market for the price.
~ No Name Unblesehsd az 6 certs.
a Hope ats
~ MegeEta at
44 Appleton. A or other Standard
Brands az cents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
Wanted.

Oas giri for general houseSork- The best
pricc vii b paid Apply TO
A J. HILExkS-
Register and Rooords-, Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06
Your Own EauIt

Ify0u Do not gsr a perfect baksr When y0z
buy the new Rznse- The Cinderell4 is sod
and Ensrznieed good baker. i IzSts lon
ger and looks beite- thaa any o,he- on the
market Sold By
jas. B. H0L8EzBErx.
Sonsrsst. Pa.
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sakersvllie items.

JssI.u KzlLrs, P. ".
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-06

1o-lo - s12oe Der nrsi
- 1o-k socieiy lss. saturday
P7sGs over her xidozsS s-lh-
1s- -spns=Gf hin socially. she
szlss1 heireSaes IN the world
= - Gsass Ee-e eirszIsted aEeci-
7'0-ds --aeEl He invited some
a'aaz slsa jnassnsaIly S<-
- q ais szE 6Qads sd s1Ocks
-1a sSsssass a zzias That
Aerez- tA0aZh 6ossS Essn'T
zslth- Ra-eH Szze las zo4
I'D ser nooths age tat
-seole from bis iuEe.menu
- sly o.bers mans IN tie
= <Issa 70 have bands and
- o1oE-Es E0rsh Slos.ee0 90.
'''e-a2enz 5aads. noussz=.
ies1 s. 01kss0S S.aaid be
- ssata q this Ees.sa = ass
7is- sas vii have over go 81.
= III sesspsu s7sesoees.
The Republican journal., 1892-04-21

The Womans Alliance will meet to-mor-
Tow, Friday, afternoon, with Mrs. E. H.
Conant, Church street.
salist church Apr. "a: Topics, 1O:45 a. III.
Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer. Isa. LVIII
6, I, 8. Y. P. c. U. 6 p. m. The Resurr ect-
ed Life John 3-14 By request course
of six lectures will be given on "The Old
Bible and The New Science"-First Lecture
-"God, or First Cause"-Gen l..
The Republican journal., 1892-04-21
Dana SarsapariIIa Co., Belfast, Me.

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IHoRNDIKE. a large number of people
assembled at the F. b. Church last Sunday
to attend the Easter services. The Sunday
school was called as usual at 1 o'clock, after
which the following program was carried
out: Music by choir, Christ Arose opening
remarks by Rev. D. Bracket and Rev. Mr.
Towle; prayer by Rev Mr.. Tasker: music
by choir, Resurrection Morn; concert exer-
else by the Bible class; music by the choir,
'We shall sleep but not forever:" concert
exercises by young peoples class, consisting
of concert recitation and placing of motto.
"Chrst is Risen,'' upon an ease-each
scholar representing a letter, repeating a
verse beginning with the same, and placing
letter upon the easai, until the motto was
completed. A class Of small scholars then
came forward repeating verses and placing
wreaths of flowers above the motto; music
by the choir, Easter Bells" recitation, Miss
Gerte Gordon: recitation, Richard and Lot
tie Higgins: reading, Mrs. Abbe Small
recitation Ross G. Higgins music by choir
closing remarks by the PASTOR benediction
by Rev. Mr.. Bradford. A vote of thanks
was rendered to the friends who gave valu-
able aid in the choir; also to the ladies who
generously contributed flowers and plants
for the occasion. Special mention should be
made of the recitation by Miss Gertie Cor
don, a little child three years of age who
went forward and recittd piece of consid-
cradle length and with such chldlke nno-
cence and grace as won the admiration of all
who heard it. Rev. F. B. Towle, formerly
of this town, delivered an interesting lecture
at the Centre Church Sunday evening, sub
iect "The Holy Land last Sun day even
ing while Mrs Il. S. Higgins and Mrs Della
Monroe, with other friends were returning
from church they We're suddenly thrown
from the carriage and barely escaped a most /
serious injury. Mrs. Monroe displayed re-
markable presence of mind by springing to
the horses head and holding him until help
arrived, thus preventing runaway and |
probably a still more serious accident. Mrs. I
Higgins was stunned by the fall and badly !
bruised and famed about the head and Shout |
ders. We are glad to state, however, that |
she will be all right i'll a few days. We have |
not learned to what extent the driver was
injured but hear that he is able to be about
Mr. Will Sparrow while returning from
grange meeting one night last week was |
struck by running horse and thrown sew
eral feet, striking on pile of rocks. He was !
taken up i'll an unconscious state and re
manned 50 for some time. At the present
writing he is able to be about, but with a
very lame arm and shoulder. Mrs. A. w. |
Ward has been critically i'll the past week |
with neural gia of the heart. Mr.. Carl Cot !
fin went to Pittsfeld last week to visit
friends and relatives. Mrs. Ross Towle is
attending school at the Maine Central Insti-
tute. Mr.. ]. g. Ciley, of this town. has
three lambs, the Oldest one seven weeks old,
that weigh 112 lbs. One lamb weighs 50 lbs.
They are of the HAMPSHIRE Down breed, and
if any farmer in Waldo county can 90 us
one better would like to hear from him.