The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

county.
Francis Kneppsr, Of Brothersvalley town
ship. Jacob speicher. of Stonycreek town
ship, and Mahlon Burket, Of Somerset town
ship, are among others who had their pock-
cts picked Of small amounts of money
while they were at Meyersdale last week.
The month of roses is here and the ''Glo-
rious Fourth" coming. Now is the time to
get your hat, wrap, white dress and the
many other summer necessities, and you
have no doubt learned long ago that r. A.
Snyder's lockwood, Pa, is the place to get
them.
Mr.. George Null. OF Millidgeville, ILL.,,
who lefl Somerset county thirty-one years
ago TO make his home in the v est, sTrivedin in
Somerset last week and viii spend the next
two or three months visiting among his
friends in Jefferson township and other sec
lions Of the county.
Readers Of this paper who have been ac-
customed to purchasing their fresh beef 10
DDLltlcIA al DC 6ldA ~ IA A4AeN MI nus
sci Stewart has resumed control of the meat
market for the past year conducted By Mr..
Edward Znfall His market will be sup
piled with the best Of meats at all times.
On the first page of this issue we print the
brilliant address delivered by Hon. George
F. Baer, of Reading, at the ban quet preced-
I -. 81, 7,1icaffo,, Of she mar Thao1op;ca1
Seminary buildings at Lancaster, Pa. All
Of our readers viii find it interesting, especi-
ally those who are members Of the Reform
ed Church.
Zschariah Brant, of Allegheny township
was committed to jail Monday evening
charged with assault and battery, desertion
aud non support on information Of his
wife. Brant, who is twenty-seven years of
age, was married about one year ago. His
marriage relations have not been the most
pleasant They have one child.
Malone Bros, contractors for the Somer-
set water works, arrived in town last week
and have since been preparing to actively
enter upon the work OF excaysting for the
reservoir and digging trenches. Work on
the reservoir will begin this morning. EN-
ployment viii be given to about I5o men.
Home labor viii be given the preference.
Everything Is found to be good or bad,
great or small by comparison People find
out what is dear and what is cheap by CON-
parisOn. A great many persons have com
pared r A. Snyders lockwood prices, styles
and selection with other stores, and all unite
in the praise of his goods and do not hesi-
tate to say that his goods are best in every
respect.
On Sunday according to previous ar
rangement ProthonOtary Saylor performed
the marriage ceremony for Mr.. Sylvester H.
Mostoller and Miss Lizzie Critchfeld. The
ceremony took place in the ProthonOtary's
Office Immediately after the arrival Of the
morning south-bouud train. The bride and
groom are both residents Of StOnycreek
township.
Mr. Lewis W. Fogg, who viii be remem
bered as one of the most popular members of
the engineering corps located at this place
during the days of construction on the
South Penn Railroad, and who married a
Somerset girl-Miss Lou kimmel-sister Of
Dr. II. S. Kimmel, has been engaged by
town council 10 superintend the cOnstrue-
ton Of water works.
Proth onotary Ssylor received a dispatch
Monday evening from Judge Longenecker
requesting him 10 continue the session Of
court called for yesterday morning until ten
O'Clock this morning. The wholesale liquor
licenses will be brought before the court to-
day. Other business demanding attention
will be the confirmation Of Sherifi's deeds,
Registers accounts, &c.
X emp Bros. have been shipping stIawber-
ries from their patch at Harnedsville for the
past few days. Here in Somerset strawber-
ries are only in full bloom. Quite a differ
enoe between the seasons in the two places
when it is remembered that they are but
about twenty miles apart. The elevation of
Somerset is four or five hundred feet higher
than that Of Harnedsville.
Persons tramping over ''breakneck' rocks,
Sunday, came scross the body of a dead
horse in one Of the gaping crevioes in the
rocks. The poor brute bad evidently stun
bled into the crevice in the darkness and
was unable to extricate himself His nCck
was distended and blood was still triekling
from his nostrils whea found. The name Of
the owner Of the horse has not been learned.
Blyts, the well-kuOgn CJnneisville
manufacturer. has been appointed Aid de-
Camp with the rank Of Colonel on the staff
Of VIM A Clark. y ational Commander of
the Union Veteran Legion. Colonel Boyts,
accompanied by his wife and daughter, sail
ei from New York, Saturday, for Europe.
They expect 70 be gone about two months.
The Colonel is a son Of the late Jonathan
Boyts, of near Friedens.
Truth in its might ever prevails, and when
il is stated that r A. Snyder, lockwood,
Pa, has the largest and best selected stock
Of Millinery in the c1uaty that his styles
are the newest; that the workmanship Of
his trimming departms snt is the most thor
ough and that his prices on all kinds Of
goods are the Very Lowest, you have Truth
itself ard by cIliing al his store you will
have the Proof
A numeTously signed petition was laid
before the grand jury at last weeks session
ofconrt. praying that the village Of Garrett
be incorporated into borough. i remon-
strance signed By a respectable following
,,.inst the nroDosed incarceration vas also