The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-03-30

.,s.es Tor old and young At snydeFs
rs7,v viii be the annual moTiug
s-A hat day the disoon,ented viii
S'' ..bsr Quarters where they expect 70
p. % ssisrlsndlOrd and mOreoOnvenienees
oftbe HrRA1D should not forget
.x Ssvder. the druggist. can fit their
- gissses as well as any optician.
.b,s i've or six years experience in
Linz Dr kings
srand novei way to cure corns Is to
4 .s,-l button between the toes ailiet-
tbat troublesome oeriAl- You viii
-,,i.hed how soon they viii drop
- coras, not the toes
long timeI suffered with stomach
- troab.es. and could find no relief
~ ssran 10 use Ayers Pills. l took
-.,u.arly for few months, and my
- c,mpIetely rez.ored.n-D. ".
-. ysr Berne. NC.
,sabsd & Walters, dealers in lightning
-5sb TO inf5rm the public that they
-.,.-sd % furnish the Rsyburn-Hunter
-. besi IN the market, at lowest living
Roth are home men, and guarantee
~. Of work. address them a. Som
ezPA
~. bsen c5niectured that The secret of
srsris1 longevity was some method #
-, the blood pure, warn, and vigorous.
-. accomplish the same purpose by
AYERS Sarsaparills-the best blood
ne ever brought 70 light.
q. western young mzn who failed to
.bis engagement to marry Bedford girl
- r.sks ago, turned up Unexpectedly
.rbassay. Aher a courtship ola few
=. lie marriage took place on Tuesday.
- had ever seen the other until Thurs
Tbevaung man advertised for a wife
.-,.r.mlnisi journal. The girl answer
!. and tie results bliss.-Bodf9rd Ga-atts.
r-,am Bartholomew, Of Lewisburg, Pa,
.,,.-.si g public meeting in Hyndnan
!. Tsurssav in the interest Of Lewisburg
-.,,,s... uho want 10 establish a furniture
-.--s.otory o. Hyndman- His proposition
.ast tie people Of Hyndman should
-s.-;5e s.5 600 to the capital stock Of the
--uBr. He promised that the works
IA give employment to rs hands.
rr.s ezpeated that this would be a good
-.,-sr making maple sugar. as the trees
r,rs produoe more sap when there has
Il, p'enty Of freezing weather dUring the
,- Farmers who own sugar camps say
e.sis sap in abundance but for some rea-
,-ro.her il lacks its Osnai sweetness, 50
-,.n tskes great amount Of water for
5zy little sugar
eEe was recently tried in Butler couu-
ro.-.s IN which a Mr.. McElhany secured
gs5 damages Tor injuries received while
--sing over one Of the country roads.
he Court claimed that il is the duty Of su-
o-is5rs to keep the roads in reasonably
s,l rspair. Although there was no rigid
- lsid dowu the idea was 10 have all
-.,-s Of The road reasonably safe for travel.
Tbs case Of o. I WOolsey against the school
directors Of Perry township, Fayette county,
vas uied last Wednesday in court, and dc
6s8 IN favor Of the plaintiff. Woolsey
aashtin Perry township in the winter Of
ls4-sl. and while al home for 10 days hired
Ms Nos. who held valid certificate, 70
Zach f5r him. The directors refused TO
sssaoEledge Woolsey's right to hire sub
s-us and refused to pay him for the time
Ts Moss taught
Al exchange says: Masked "hugging
P.1iesr are coming in vogue again in some
Ecslities and are drawing cards for church
sills. By paying 10 cents man is al
Lzs5 10 hug girl, but he is first blindf0ld-
a His pleasant for the company to see
lax msi married man gets when, on re
moving the bandage from his eyes he finds
thsi has been hugging his wife and 10 cents
glBs hr nothing except as revenue TO the
i ca-nh.
AB1cks county grand Jury has appointed
ac0muittee Of Eve from their number 10 in
Vss.gaiefuto the transactions ofthe County
Commissioners 20 ascertain whether they
ta3 reosirei any monetary OF other oonsid-
e--d0n IN letting contracts for county bridg-
. Il would appear that some members Of
lsGrand Jury possessed information on
ne subject, and they were desirous OF prob
ng The suspected case Of bribery to the bot
ta.
TIE Management Of over 10 600 miles Of
'i---oad in The United States has announced
1on next October Isi the 2l-hour sys-
n Of time measurement viii be adopted
1al railways. This method is intended
@ Do away with the conflicting terms of a.
a and p m- and Eill simplify time tables so
IA there viii be no confusion or misunder-
slatag train orders The time will begin
aao5l and the hours viii be numbered
'--saeltiveiy until the next day at noon.
f'ias'anes, 1 O'clock al night would be Is
eeaaki ? oClocK would be Il O'Clock; :
a-olk N tie morning would be 10 O'Clock
gaooa Il viii be revolution in the
ta+ia5ls Of the country.
alai7ei. ". Va. close TO the Greene
si-'y Inc was 50 nSmod, avers the Way
l7'1rs Rlpablioaa, because Of an old couple
'a2 lived there. both the husband and wife
'-ls ever 100 years Of age. The man was
za7 The nickname OF "O.d Hundred" and
q sle vas called Ninety and Nine" The
-'''sr died al the age Of II2 years and the
--s l,9 "Old Hundred, % as he was famil-
AT Known had deserted from the British
-'1s and lived in hiding in the mountains
q AlnF years. He took out naturalization
i'ss afisr lie vas 100 years old.
SUas-oa, the little mountain village just
s''S The line in West Virginia, was the
''l' q lively shooting scrape few days
= IAe principals in the affair were the
= o. village merchant, named Bowers,
= l5srman blacksmith named Rodahaver.
= Ai'eT had made some insinuating re-
20 70 which Nm. Bowers took exception.
P''eahed q revolver and went cunning
=, iee blacksmith. They found him at
x u his shop ard opened ere on him,
: ne bullets Eent wide Of their mark.
s'aAa's husband also took hand. bat
-l doe; not appear to have been any
= .lAa his Eife's. RodAhaTer escaped
'lssz;hed.
'e2ort Of the State Boasd Of AZ ricul-
- i''l- as prepared by Secretary Thos.
-lss Is most interesting public docu-
bsides tie printed proceedings Of
"a II contains estimates Of crops and
q ,-s- .-is and many important papers