The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-08-02

4 The II esiilolui4A NoA-.tJ i---- I'M -
i ..erber 5.h. and continues until the
!. ming ofseptember sth.
ps,se-s OF the HEEALD should not forget
stIN Snyder, the druggist, can 1t their
said the sending Of the fty-two
rs-tern Pennsylvania popular teachers to
4 worlds Fair viii cost the Pittsburgh
$1,000.
W--.,-,1 COLLEGE The Fall Term opens
Il alb. in vocal and Instrumental Music.
e,.slosuss address Henry B. Moyer
reebarg, Pa
The pension issue win be discussed at the
5;s-s, national reunion stCaldsell, o,
INST q. and s6, and Gov. Mckinley is ex-
.,ed 10 make the principal speech.
q N exchange puts It this way, and the ex-
.r.s Is right: at is a conceded fact that
sores that have the bargains are not
TO say 50 through the newspapers"
q Anthony Drexel Biddle, a grandson of
ls,eA A. T. Drextl, who comes into ST.
4 I'D under the viii Of the dead banker,
-eBouer on the local staff Of The Pablic
l-sr-
r.bn AubIost : years old, was bitten or
ankle by q copperhead snake while gath
II, wood al his home near Greensbgrg.
He killed the serpent and it is thought
viii recover, too.
lis well to remember, for use in case Of
,ras where the burning thirst Of the
-isnt osnrot be assuaged by crccked ice or
s,e- that teaspoonfli Of glycerine viii
,-d prompt and comparatively long relief.
The three.leafsd ivy is dangerous. The
-s-l.sssd is harmless. The poison sumac
ubfts berries. No red berried sumaci is
.,,ous. Fix these four facts in your
"a and the woods are freed Of one terror.
The be-. way Of treating stove which
not been blacked for some time Is
--b Il well with a newspaper, adding
clean crease ofsOule kind. Il vii soon
,aa p9.ish after q few treatments Of this
IT.
Brethren" said a preacher when the
a isctian was being made. perhaps one Of
viii be good enough to put needle and
me thread in the bag so that / may be
.brs3 TO make some use of the buttons
8 ia which you are so liberal.
ws,tmoTeland county farmer who was
--, on the ankle by a copperhead dug
l. in the ground, pat his leg into it, pack
,be damp earth around bis leg and sat
s-s until the earth drew the poison out Of
wounds.
The hoard Of managers Of the PennsYlva-
safe Fair Association have decided 70
Incoming fair at Indiana This will
! ,befrst time in many years that the State
- has been held west Of the Alleghenies-
a fair will be held early IN September
Western editor apologies to his readers
.sr This fashion: We expected to have
s.b and a marriage 10 publish this week
q violent storm prevented the wedding
d the doctor being sick himselfthe patient
s 5rered. accordingly We were cheated cut
both
AnoId lawyer once said that the require
s snts Tor roing 70 law were ten: ti) P-en-
of money (3J plenty Of patience 81 a
8 ,5 case. a q good attorney t5) plenty OF
j 9aey. tGl q good counsel; l7) a good Wit
-z. Isl q good jury; t9l a good judge llo)
8 satv Of money. The FIRST. fifth and tenth
ui7ements are the most important
is said that dancing makes girls feet
lis also said that ice cream produces
lies. Ice cream soda produces warts on
se nose. Doctors are Of the opinion that
ar.ne on the front gate produces rhenma-
m. A fsv more opinions like these and
dear er.s won't have any fun left them
4A
lathe city markets candled eggs are al
zys quoted d cent or two higher than other
g A oandled egg IS one that has been
5sei through with the aid Of the light Of a
u5le. In all large commission houses
an is employed who sis in a dark cellar
q examines and sorts all the eggs that
me in by holding them between his eye
iacandle.
squire r. F. Slick. Of Conemaugh town
) lip Cambria county, had five breeders IN
sE--bives over last winter, and from The
i rs dsy Of NAY 70 the I6lh day Of June be
3 from these twenty three sWarms- Nine
j these swarmed again. After the 4-h Of
Iv he destroyed the queen cells and cap
tie hives so as 10 have a sufficient
IEa5uht Of honey for present use without
j 5oing OF destroying any Of the colonies
Walter L. Mains settlement with the
feaus.lrania Railroad puts him on his feet
j an with . new ciFcas. The reports as to
b settlement are creditsble 70 the railroad.
s be railroad transported the remnants Of the
3 reus from thesoene oftbe wreck 10 Tyrone.
pt all the people, animals and stock there
b the ten days the show lay idle, built a
lin offs mex cars. paid for all repairs and
rchasai as many new wagons as il took TO
axe up the original number, and in addi-
pl pad 10 Mr. Main the sum Of $4,000 in
-.
lsaaty Superintendent Bsrkey has a. this
bed ten teachers examinations, and ex-
ael ~ applicants for certificates. OF
number were granted professional
-adcl,es. = applicants were rejected-
tEoizssi51al certificates Ee7e granted TO Miss
sit;s B. WiIl. Of Milford, Robert W Lohr,
Jsaass aud L. II. Reininger, Of Quema-
a-lg Primary professional certificates
re a's3 issued 30 Miss Lizzie LivengOod, Of
s5lry, aad Mss Ida Snad. of R)ckWOod
Eur classes are yet 10 be examined Rock
,s3 August -: Confluence, August p =
a.ss1z,. August . and Berlin, August .
as-.ce q the Peace John y. Dawson, Of
yC--s county. has entered q test suit
lus, the county commissioners which wil
81 interest 10 justices aud consisbles- The
aalissioners of Fayette county refuse 70
= tLe a-E Tee provided in the bill passed
Elasef Dc she ground that the oonstitn-
% Prohibited Increases IN fees Of officials
rriag their term Of Office, and they insist
settling under the old fee bill, which is
s. iea lover than the new one. The suit IS
as7 - for transcripts and certificates in
8 uia4l cases.
Tie Ricseyiew Camp Meeting viii be il
ssion from August 10th until August 22i,
~ AiilEood, Pa, ard for the aocommO-
-7a oi participants and visitors the Penn
'aaia Railroad ,iompzny will place ex-
siaH tickets on sale commencing OF Au-
s' sih. good ioE Fetalu passage until Au-
- ss,h, and Eiil run special trains on
adays, August Ista and 21ih, direct TO
lgeFies Camp. Daring the continuance