The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-05-18


The ofhcss experisnced no trouble in can
iaring frifis' sin, bai Priiis Is SIN al larre
PA scheI & Co. are placing a s,ear.
hfaier in The handsome residence of r
soO1. Esq.
samuel Lowry and his grandson. Of SAILS.
bury, hsFe been TIE guests OF the formers
son, 1-c@l Lowry, Esq the past Eesk-
I
CONTRARY to p-evsous arrangement The 2
Z O. schednle did not 60 into effect Sunday
As advertised Il viii 90 into effect nert
Sunday.
Josiah Nossoller, Of slonycreek township.
has his new house well ander way. When
oonpleisd Il VII Be one Of the b-ss houses
IN thai township.
Frank, the year Old son Of NJ. and Mrs.
Sol Shoemaker. Of the east ward, died At an
early bO1r Sunday morning Deafh result
ed from diphtheria-
The KnepPer family Of this place beld a
fzmily reunion Friday in honor Of the soih
anniversary Of Grzndmother Knepper. -Four
generations Of the family we're represented.
Cook & BeeriIs have given their large e.
tablishment a general oTerhsulinz. p4pering
the walls and painting the wood work
They VII put in plate glass front during
I the summer.
The new Merchants Hotel At JohustoEn,
has beea leased to Mr C. H Rush, proprie-
/ Tor OF The McClelland House al Uniontown.
It iz expected that the house vii BE opened
70 the pubic shout Ja,y Ist.
Samuel T0dsr, Of near Pngh pos;0isos,
n Stonycreek township, raised large new
barn on Thursday last He was assisted on
that day by q large number Of his usighbors.
Al elegant dinner vas served TO al present
The appointment Of assistant 70 the Exc
cusive Commissions- Of the Worlds Pair
Board has been tendered 10 Je7e : Black, Of
( York, son Of Chauncey F. Black, Who has
recently returned from ranching IN C4lif5r-
MA
The engagem ent + announced Of Mss
I Ursula Norman, Of Monorg2bei2 city, and
NJ. Charles :. Howell, Legal Agent OF the
3 & o. 2 z, the Ee53ingto oocur on Thurs
I day. June 2nd. Nr. Howell has many
friends IN this place
M J. B. F. Wiggiuton, representing the
I Meysrsizle Regisey, was caller a. this ofios
Monday zaeznoon- Like al practical typos
his nostrels banker amer the oder Of a pint
ing oaioe toveL he IS very clever and En-
tertaining geutlemsn-
Prirts s Ksntner have disposed OF their
I book and stationery store 10 Nrs. Y. T.
I Schrock- g Joe" and Dzvyr BralEer have
I purchased the queeasEare department. Of
Ms Schrock' esEz5Iizhment The new pur-
obasers VII take possession June 1st-
Peter HefRey Of the Highland Stock
Farm. left for Cleveland, Ohio, Monday. for
/ the purpossof attending Ia-ge sale ofd-iT-
( ing and saddle horses 70 Be he'd II that city.
+ Wed1es isy and Thursday. BE expects %
( return with q couple Of good sadilers.
Rollz Hochstetls-, son Of the late iona
( than Hochsteiler. Vas On the streets of this
{ place saturday He s1ys he II firmly cor
vinced that his fathers ma-dsrer. BIZ
l Priits, Is hiding IN The mountain somewhere
( near his home snd that he Is being shelf
Z e-e5 by bis relatives
The Czzsiesl Missionary Sceisiy OF Il e
( Reformed church, Somerset Classis. VIII con
I veue in annual session in the Reformed
church AZ Berlin. OF THURSDAY. June 9th, at
30 p. N Names Of delesz;es should b.
I forwarded to Ms Irene johnson, Al that
I pace, not later than June 1st-
From pTess1t indiczti0ns this years fruit
crop II sousrzt county vii be q large one,
! although It is unrezsonzble . expect II 10 y
Is abundant as last season. Ehen thousands
Of bushels Of apples ard cherries were per
uilted 70 ros on the trees. The frosts have
done 10 damage up to this time
i novel sight was presented On the streets
Of this place Friday. VIXEN portable engine
Z drawn b 3 pair Of oxen and pair Of h0rs-
I e passed through. Tie oxen Esre hitchsd
4 70 the pole OF the vehicle and the ease With
Z Ehich they walked OF with their hssvy load
7 vas surprising 70 witness.
DsP1ty Sugar Inspector, J. F. Saugle, has
{ handed 2ls lots, 5i5 packages, the weight
Of which vas Io4 $50 pounds OF sugar. HIS
district comprised E,lz Lick Summit, Adj