The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-20
Argument eoart next Tuesday. ssh inst

~ iE1'ileni court next Tuesday, Ssh inst
Ffona Prssea. indicarions we.vaI have ex-
eeiient sieighiug the remainder Of the week
Rev. FL. saylor, Of somerset towuship
: spending few days with JohnsteWn
Il wonid be impossible 70 snuner.ts the
Enn0er Of persons in this place Who are
suffering from grippe
Ms Hugh Dennison died saturday night
az the home other son-in-laH, J. F. Beaehv.
II 'ais borough. She vas - years OF age
Martin Eiehelberger. proprietor Of the La
Palace Ho,si, at HyndmAn. died from the
grippe Friday afternoon. after few days IL
Ness.
John, the nine-yszr-oid son Of Mr.. and
Ms \. B. McGrf. Of this place, died
Thursday morning from rheumatism. he
lad only been III few DAYS
The tEo-year-old son CT Mr. and Ms.
oNen Morgan, Of JohastoEu, died al the
home Of his grand father, c. ". Pugh. Al
stoyestown, Thursday. Death resulted
from pneumoaia-
LAST Monday afternoon while Henry shsf
fer, Of Conemzagh township was working
with pitch fork in his bsru. the handle Of
the fork struek against = rope and two Of the
pT0ng penetrated his foot
On Thursday JACOB Kaufman and wife
and Samuel Miller. wife aud tuo daughters.
al Of Conemaugh township. Ieff for Michi-
gan and Indiana, where they vii visit rsla-
tives who reside there and who EFF these
parts many years ago They VII rstarn in
about three months
The Young ladies who have been appoin-
ted auxiliary members Of The State Com
uittee on Women Work in this county,
viii probably meet a. RockEood. in the
course Of a few days. when a county organ
izltion VIII Be efectet and when the work
VII be apporti0ned-
AAs4E a CttA-- e-a-l. IA - ---Ir A-A-A-
glzrized at an early hour Tuesday morning.
and goods 70 the amount Of 500 were car
ried of since that TINE II is said that the
authorities Of lockwood have arrested eve
" suspicious individual passing through
that place. endeavoriag 70 catch the guiiry
parties
D. = E.~r-- -
" recovered from prolonged SICK spell, is
again confined TO his home He was seized
with grippe Monday evening and IN short
time his condition became alarming. but IS
much improved at the time Of cur going 10
press. Ms. Colboru is suffering from the
sane disease.
The real estate of the late John Geiger,
deceased, advertised il the HEzALD. was sold
on Friday and saturday A farm IN Fair
hope township was sold 70 Geo. " Ovens,
of Bedford county, for s., 40, and a house
and lot in Hyndman borough w-s sold 20
Ms. Ellen Gessuer- Of that place, for 500.
Both sales are regarded as very good
Capt Noah BoEman's store Al StoyestoEn
was robbed Of three or four hundred dollars
worth Of goods Friday night Charles
/ spangler. resident Of that place, recently
{ released from TIE western penitentisry, was
arrested for the crime but gave the oous-a-
Die the slip ard Is sriu At large. Officers are
on bis track and hope 10 recaptare him
Theodore Rhoads. aged e. .rhteeE. Of Pleas
! ant Hill. Somerset township, sustained a Sc
| we're injury Saturday afternoon. which in
/ all probability viii render him a cripple the
rest Of his days He was engaged al cuJ-
ting water soaked log that bad become
{ frozen, when his axe glanced aside and strik-
( ing his left foot on the instep severed Il a.
mostin two
on. the first page Of this issue viii befound
the f,ll text OF the address Delivered by So
/ perintendent Of Public Schools. J. N. Bsr-
( kew. before the recent Farmers Insyitute-
I The address attracted the closest attention On
/ the part Of the large audience present, and
/ was enthusiastically applauded- Il was one
I ef the most excellent features Of the Insti-
tute. and al our request Mr. Berksy furnish
/ ed Il for publication in the HERkLD.
Burgess Weldey has returned from a
weeks visit 70 friends IN the EkIek region
/ he spent one day in Meyersda,e n order 70
7 investigate the electric light system Of that
I town. He reports the lights entirely salts
/ factory 70 the CONSUMERS and says that the
arc lights for street purposes are all that
could be desired. Meye-sdale pays so q
( wear pe- arc Light for an al night service
( and It is iRtmated that the owner Of the
| plant have discovered there is no profit n
them al that figure
A copy Of the Oaa<a, Iowa Dsnc-rr,.
I kindly forwarded to rs by the banking
/ house Of Hol5rook Bros. reprints the no.
! tee published in tfe HERALD on the death
I OF DR.. C. G. Stutzman. ard adds q glowing
I tribute 10 the memory Of the dead physi-
/ can. DR.. Srutzman assisted in laying cut
the town Of Onawa, having moved there
zi-h the Hol5rook Bros. il ls57. and for
several years thereafter gave the residents of
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skill . to 4 very large extent gratuitously-'
A wedding took place il the sheriff
ofice on Noaday morning A5ram H
sanner. OF Fayette county, who had been
A inmate Of the county jail since last term
Of court, II default Of payment Of costs, and
Ltucv Ann Fletcher, Of Jefferson township,
were the high contracting parties. Esquire
Casebeer performed the ceremony IN the
presence Of a half score % Eitnesses- After
t the eoniu-aI knot bad been tied, Ssunsr re-
turned 10 his cell, accompanied By bis brids-
he was given his liberty later in tie day,
his brother entering bail for tie payment Of
/ the costs
Thursiay aftsrnG-a = collision occurred
/ between freight train Eud shifting engine
en- the B. ( o. z 2. as Yodsrs siding, Esst
/ Of salisbury Junction Both enginss and a
I - --s-a - ---a-l-a4 The rueE OF