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

viyzl mestings-
Z. No matter hoR wei i IS done heavy
los Of hay results from stacking, and a
novice Iosss often as much as foT;y per
cent a novice oitea losing as much as
$ Mss Florence, The dramatic paper
claims, az her age has no peer As a leading
emotional actress
g. Ifnot they vii 60 over as deficiency
aud can only Be- paid sfIer year OF more
dsiav. il xss explained II not II was ex-
plsiaed. they Wi 90 over as 8 deficiency,
and can oaly be paid af'sr delay Of q year
or more
10. We shall be f5rcsd eventually, from
the present outlook. 10 stop throwing grass
Al the Chilians and throw n few bombs.
II. Miss Kale Field Was rendered re-
cea.ion last week 5y Ms. senator Warren
daring her visit IN Cheyenne, and other So
ciaI attentions paid the talented woman.
last week, during her visit in Cheyenne
were psid
y. Il has just been asosrsained that SIX
prisoners this morning dug under s wall
aud escspsd from jail here.
sincs grammar processes to teach the art
OF speaking and writing the language with
propriety il NAV not be amiss 20 consider
from the evidence before Us whether il may
not be regarded As "a failure. Everybody
reads aud those who write for the press
generally aim 10 write correctly. Schools
leach the .heary aud children study It ioI
all il is worth. yel the language al the street
refuses 70 conform 10 it, Even many who
once thou ht they knew Il al seem 10 have
no further use f5r IT, Parents who would
be shocked BY any act Of imPropriety on
The part OF their children seem TO forget that
pure English IS sin regarded as the Ian
gaaee Of culture. and even contributors for
the press often violate the rules they learned
81 school. For instance, there is a lev as
old as language Itself that the verb must
eg7ee and be governed by its subject The
following array Of dis1gresa5ie verbs rsbtl
against il and need correction
l. We DO not attach mrch imPoFtance 10
their actions one way or the other, 50 far as
influencing votes are concerned.
The chickering's aud strife in The past
that has marked some the meetings OF the
county convention has done the party as
whole some injury.
3 The weak, puny streams shooting out
OF the ilth-laden pipes was wholly made
q9aie, and utterly useless IS far as helping
eriinsuish the ere vas coacerHed
Suppose cut Of this number ten met
their death, where Is the ten thousand dol
lars to come fsoia TO pay to the inooasoia-
bic widows, orphans or assigns
5. The production ofoorn, beans, coffee,
sugar and other kinds Of products are barely
Sufficient TO supply the home demand.
q. a town OF the size Of Somerset should
have fre protection. and unless a good sys-
ten Of wa,sr-works are erected We cannot
have it.
= There is said 10 be twelve cases in the
village alone, and the doctors are kep. busy,
f-s cases have resulted fatally.
A question sometimes arises whether
ncun or psonoun should be used in the sia-
guiar or the plursl. Instances may also be
cited where the singular aud plural Of the
same noun suggest different meanings. In
the following examples the singular should
be used
l. He was quite indignant at some eX-
prezsious in which members were accused
ofperSonal Interests in raj road matters.
beseecb you. brethren, by the mer-
eies Of God which Is your heritage, to be
ready for noble response to this call.
3 Taxes on whisky only puts premium
upon it, and until Is taken or The business
VII flourish.
In The city window shutters tapped
backwards and forwards shstlerins The
elsssss aud breaking the sashes.
.. The horse vas condemned By the De
psrtment several years ago, and provisions I
made fo7 his keep al the arsenal.
@. It's not accidents that helps man in
the world, but If Is purpose and persistent /
industry
:. The steam saE-min m.asgel BY Isaac /
c. Nelson IS out Of repairs. .
Change from The singular to The plural
l. The boys say that some Of the laity
have better voice for beer then for gospel 4
by ans
p This country never T ught Tor gold or
silver. bai slSays FOR the right Of man.
3. We had heavy fTosts here on Friday
and Saturday morning, which did consider
abe damage 10 the garden products.
J. The new pavement is a source C.
great eI joyneut 10 those who are lucky
enough 10 bs the FosssssOr OF a bicycle.
;. The Record Is immensely pleased with
the tasty attire worn By the student Of the
womAn's College in gymnastie exercise.
q have seen post mortem examina-
tiors that would have made a surgeon
thar he had been bora. looked up {
on by the 4, ctor that treated tie case IS not
a. all strange.
:. Taai is one Of the reasons they are
not sEeoess as a gambler
10 the following exercise correct theeven I
Numbers, omitling unnecessary words and j
IlTssss {
4. Some Piitsburg parties have organized
! company, and zill ssk for charter ,and
oropOse) to build bridge between Connells-
Tilie and New Haven
? Walt Whitman is one Of the many
sho have written whose work has more 10
Kpect from posieriiy shaa from the genera
ion in y hich II was produced
3. Il ". 5. undertook TO coiouize plan :
| Mars Il might probably be that through
is energy and perseverance the thing coa.d
e accomplished.
4. The peals Of thunder were terrific and !,
BE 9 lshes OF lightning aEe-inspiring, and !
ERE the souEes Of great fear TO some Of our
ep'e.
5. They reinstituiiOns strictly Of char :
shle nSiuFe. gand3 which the State as an !,
iticial body has no right 10 recognize and 5
las no right to- appropriate money 10 :
bell suppot. )
G. Col Dali7 had been I'll some time be r.
re his deaib. and At the tine OF his death 7
as sGffsriug IRON the Effects Of severe v
Id \
:. The late rains and melting SHOWS have SC
led many cellars throughout the CITY e.
Tistl more or les water and the oeea. 4