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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22
Garsraa- rnEinIe. -

Governor William Mckinley, II ohio
arrived in town On the 40 A. NJ train
yesterday morning. He was accompanied
by his wife and Mrs MeKinisy's maid,
Master James Mckinley. the Governors
nephew. Of Canton. ., and state Libra
rian Smith, Of Conmbas The party
travelled in private Pullrnsn car. They
did not leave the car until eight o'clock
when they were escorted 70 the Endsiey
residence. where they viii remain for Ten
days or two weeks, the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Abser Mckinley. The Gov
ern0r has large circle o. political friends
and admirers here who VIII unite with rs
IN extending him cordial welcome 10
oar mountain town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22
Celebrated Their Golden Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Franz Nowag celebrated
their golden wedding on Sunday, August
l2th. The occasion, which marks the fif-
tieth anniversary Of their welded career,
was pleasant event in their life's jour
ney, and the only thing lacking TO make
''tke cup overflow was the absence OF
three daughters, Mrs. COates and Mrs-
Smith. living in Denver. Col, and Mrs.
Lyon, living in Clarks, Neb. Mr.. and
Mrs- Nowag are both = year, OF age. and
in the enjoyment Of good hes,lth.-Berlis
Record.
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Good Teacher. Command Good Wages.

The Berlin Record publishes list Of
- or p Somerset county teachers who
are employed in schools outside OF the
county al salaries ranging from =. 81 10
500 per term The reason for their leav-
ing Somerset county Is obvious and
should cause boards Of directors to bow
their heads in shlsue. the children Of
Somerset county are a. well worthy of
an education as the children o: any other
county, but they VIII never receive the
advantages they should until better sala-
ries are paid and the best talent i re-
tanned. School boards in some Of our
neighboring counties appreciate the truth
fulness Of this statement and pro-
gressive aud well equipped teachers are
reaping their hard earned reward
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Teaehers Examined.

ON Friday, August lah, the series of
teachers examinations for this county
were concluded. The Superintendent
held y examinations, examined 4l3 ap-
pliean;s, granted Il professional and 20
provisional certificates, and - applicants
were rejected. A. there are 81 schools
To De supplied it j. evident that there viii
not he a large surplus Of teachers in the
county this year. About forty diplomas.
permanent. and professional certificates
are held in the county aside from those
granted through these examinations. A
special examination will be held At SOM
erset on Saturday. September lst, for a
few applicants for whom boards Of di-
reetors have requested special date.
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Fell DEAD in Il. Harvest Field.

jeremiah Sechler. aged about 90 years,
q highly respected citizen Of Upper Tur-
keyfoot township. dropped dead in the
harvest field yesterday morning. He was
hale and hearty man and had never
been sick a day in his life. His death re-
suited from heart disease. One Of his
daughtens-Mrs. Harvey Pieking-whO
was visiting with friends in Somerset, ae-
cidenially heard Of her fathers death
and left al once for his home. His wife
and five children survive
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Wiu navel in privste cars.

r. p. Cummins Post, q. \. r.. has
been notified by the b. & o. r. r. %.
that three passenger coaches have been
soldiers and citizens Of Somerset and Vi
cimity who may wish 10 attend the Na-
tional Encanpment at PittsbGrg next
month. The cars VIII be attached 10 the
regular train leaving here At 40 a. NJ.
Monday, September l0th. The railroad
company has made rate Of one fare for
the round trip. special cars viii also he
detailed for the use Of Meyersdale and
StoyesIoWn comrades and citizens.
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Base Ball

Quite an interesting game Of ball was
played al Idlewild, on Thursday, August
10th, between the JenneFiOWn and I.igO-
nier clubs. il being the beSt game ever
PLAYED on the grounds The score stood
10 in favor Of Jenner Al the end Of the
san inning. The features of the game
were the pitching Of O'HaTra and Comfy.
the former striking out l. men, The
game was witnessed by fully 500 people.
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Highest of al in Leaycang POwcr-Iaet L. S GOvs Report
Roe! q! PsSljsgl: RsxIRg
ABsNEUTEEY PURE
NUNS NAY TEACH.
yuxgs Barker Decides the GaIlit1ia School

Juxgs Barker Decides the GaIIitIin School
Case.
Judge Barker filed his decision Monday
morning in the famous Gallitzin school
case. in which w T. Kerr, Of the Junior
order Of American Mechanics. Of Pitts
burg. sought to restrain the hoard Of di-
rectors OF Galiiizin borough from having
the nuns a. teachers in the school. The
judge reviewed the case at considerable
length and filed the following decree:
And now. August -. 1884. this case
having been previously heard and fully
considered. il Is ordered and de-reed a.
follows: That the preliminary injunction
heretofore granted de dissolved in 80 far
a. the same restrains the school district
Of Gsllifzin borough. the school directors
OF said district and their successors from
employing the other defendants in the bill
A. teachers in said public schools under
the certificates issued by the county sn-
perintendent in their religious names and
permitting said teachers 10 remain as
such while wearing the sarb Of the order
ofSisters Of ST Joseph, and in 80 far as IL
restraints the said teachers from acting in
the capacity Of teachers while wearing
the garb Of said order, and il l. also dis
solved in 80 far a. it restraints the said
teachers from permitting the pupils to ad-
dress them by the title Of sister OF
visiting priest As father and the said
preliminary injunction i made perpetual
IN 50 far as it resfrains the defendants
from permitting the use Of the estechisIn
of the Roman catholic church ~ books Of
instructions in said public school baild-
ings at any time, whether during school
hours or otherwise, and from useing the
eatechism for said purpose therein, and
from giving or permitting any religious
sectarian instructions therein, at any time
and from using OF permitting the use Of
the public school property for any other
than free Common school purposes; and
il i further ordered and decreei that the
defendants pay all docket costs taxed in
this case. and the costs Of their witnesses
and service of subpenas thereon, and that
the plaintiffs pay the costs Of their wit
nesses and the service OF subPenas there
on. By the curt
1t Is understood that the case will be
carried TO the supreme court
Mr.. Wilkins, who was the attorney for
the Jr. o. L. \. NJ, when apprised Of the
decision said:
The decision Is against Us. We made
our whole fight upon the legality Of the
use Of the nuns garb in the school room.
The cltechism, every one knows. has no
business there. We will now carry the
matter to the supreme court
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To Eominsts 2 Senator.

The Senatorial conference for this dis
triet viii meet Al Bedford, on Tuesday.
wards. Of Fulton; Hon Edward Asheom.
Of Bedford, and Hon. y. r. critehfield,
Of Somerset. Under the ameIlsi Baker
ballot law nomination viii have % De
made and certified 10 the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth before October Isl,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Messrs. Wilson shaver and Fred Good
have purchased the boot and shoe store Of
Mr.. Thomas Barnett and viii take pos
session September 1t. Both young
gentlemen hail from Somerset township
and were former popular clerks in SOM
erseI, Mr.. Shaver being with Parker q
Parker, and Mr.. Good with Frease x
kBc-er
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Powelrs shorthand School.

Dibert Building. JohnstOwn. Pa, i con
ducJed by a practical Stenographer.
Thorough instructions given in Short
hand and the expert use Of the Type
writer Lessons by mail. Write for
terms and first lesson free. Special rates
70 parties commencing before September
lst- G r. POWELL,
Principal
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Heart Di.s... Relieved in 30 Minute.

DIR. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives
perfect relief in all cases Of Organic or
Sympathetic Heart Disease in % minutes.
les remedy for PalpitatiOn. Shortness OF
Breath smothering Spells. Pain in Len
Side and all symptoms OF q Diseased
Heart. One dose eonyinces- Sold by
Geo, W. Benford-
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House keepers.

Be wise, and examine the Cinderella
than any other range on the market. and
i sold guaranteed 10 bake and roast.
Sold by J. b. HolderiAum.
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TERMS:

Ten per cent Of the purchase money 10 b.
paid ON the day Of sale and the balance of
ons.-thirsi on or before the confirmation Of the
sale: One-fiiiri In six months and Oue-third
in one wear from the confirmation Of the sale
deferred payments % bear interest from con-
fi-tnafion Of =ale and Ia b. secured by ju1g-
us-nt bond ON the preIniss-s-
FRED " BIESECkER,
Assignee % jeremiah swartZ
GE0. r scULL, Attorney.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Mr.. joe Marshall. Pittsburg's popu-
lar ehief-depUty i, with his wife
and family, spending few days Al the
Flick House" New Centreville. Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall. accompanied by a
party Of Pittsburg people who are spend
ing their vacation in New Ceutreville,
drove up 10 Somerset Yesterday.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE,
Extract from the miaufeS
Certified 8 Aus- lsaL
r = EaXTfR p-n
AUDITORS NOTICE
In re-estate Of Christena RemIold. late ,
Grecnville township. Somerset Co. Pa.

In re-eStafe Of Christela Rembold late of
Grecnville township. Somerset Co. Pa
dectuSei-
The underSignc having been appointed
auditor by the Court 10 lass upon the eNcep-
tons. md the Glcts distribute the fund ia tht.
hands u J. NJ. Wright, executor Of ChriStsna
Renboid, decd. also distribute the fgnd aris-
ing from the real estate by proceedings In parfi-
tiOn Ia the estate OF said Cnristrua kembOld.
decd. 10 and among thnSe legally entitled
thereto under the last VIII and Testament of
said ChTlSiena ReInhold. a. well ~ under the
infesiatc laws. hCnb gives notice that he
viii sit at h4S Office in the borpugh Of Somer-
>eI. Pa, on wednesday. August 2ld. y ID.
iss'i- al o'clock 2. NJ Tor the purpose OF dis
charging the dulles aforesaid. when and
where all parties interested can attend ii they
So proper. or be f0neVer harred from fzrtici-
patins in the distribution in This estate.
JAMES /. PUGH.
Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Daniel Cessna. Esq, eldest son Of the
late Hon. John Cessna. Of Bedford, was
in Somerset Monday. looking after husi-
ness in connection with the Pennsylva-
MIA Midland Railroad Company. As
noted some time ago the Midland Conpa-
ny have purchased traei Of ] 10 acres
of tinll.er land in shade township, from
W. ;. Walker. and Mr.. Cessna was called
here 10 assist r. J. KOOser. Esd, in
examining the title. The tract i over
three miles square and the timber i still
in = virgin state. IL has been reported
that the raiiroad company propose b1ild-
ing q town on the land purchased from
Mr.. Walker.
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Settle Up.

Daniel Zeigier mas retired from the firm
Of Zeigler Bros 4 Pars0n, butchers
All persons indebted 10 the firm viii
please call and settle their accounts with
out further notice. Otherwise the books
Of the arm viii be placed in the hands Of
an c.ficer for collection
ZI.IsLE.R 4 PARsox.
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Her Features.

One Of the prominent features Of the
Cinderella Range l. the extra large and
high oven, which inSGres perfect baking
and roasting. Sold and guaranteed by
JAMES Il. HoLDERBAUM.
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ExEcUTOR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Samuel Cable late Of Conemaugh
township. somerset county decd
I.ctters tesiamentary oa the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by
the proper ufhouty, notice i hereby given 10
alt perS0ns indebted 10 Sl.d estate 10 make
iInIns-iiate payment, and those having claims
against the same ID present them duly au-
thentieated for settlement. ON saturday. sept
Id ls4i. az the hate residence ofdecd-. IN Con-
enlaugh township
ELIZABETH CABLE
ENo-urrix
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Binder TwIne

for cash in 50-b bales. We sell Sissl
per u. New twine just received and
guaranteed
JAMES B. HOLDEEBAUM.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

The Harvest Home Pie Nicai Friesiens,
Saturday, attracted probably 25Oo people.
The day N-as all that could be desired for
out door eI.joyment
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

For this falls sowing viii furnish Dis
solved Pure ;. c. Bone at $40 per ton
Phosphaies at SIS and SD UP 20 S0 per
ton for fine ground Bone Meal. Let me
have your orders early.
~ c. DAVIS.
Somerset. Pa.
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Thursday, Sept. 18th, 1894
LAY ACRES
4 DWELLING HOUSE, >
BANK BARN


This farm j. a very de~irahle one In every
reSpect being situate Ia one of the richest
agricultural sections u the county. In a good
community. convenient - schools and
ehurche-; 10 l. oaly Ia miles N sm the Bor-
Ough q StoyeStOun. and only = OF a mile
fsDIn the - 4 &. X. r. station al -prucetovn;
it l. the former homestead % Daniel Berkey,
A
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:

10 per cent. Of the purchase money 10 b. paid
in cash On day 81 sale aud the balance Of one
third ON OF before the confirmation Of The sale.
One-fhird m SIX months. and oue-thirc IN one
year rum confirmation OF sale. Deferred pay
ui-nts 20 bar interest from confirmation of
sale and 10 be secured by Judgment bonds on
the premises. All correspondence Will BE-
promptly answered addr,-sssd 70
JON A. :. HEESHBERGER
Assignee of Solomon HeFshherger & Wife.
or John r scott, 7. .O.-tiE8ntsVille. Nd
ATTY for Assignee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

A Lehigh county, Pa, woman has sued
the sheriff for crying the sale Of her
property il Pennsylvania Dutch, thereby
preventing proper bidding and sacrifie-
ing the property.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

The infant daughter Of Mr.. and alrs.
Lloyd Miller. of near shanksville. died
Wednesday. 18th inst.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Regular term OF argument court con-
vened Al 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
with al the officers Of Tie coart present.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

The regular services viii he held in the
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath,
morning and evening. Sabbath School
Al SEQ 4. NJ.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Misses Jennie and Emma Etter, Of
Lancaster, Pa, are guests Of their friend,
Miss Ada Miller. Of Quemahoning town
ship. The three young ladies were form
er school mates al Irving College, Ne
f.hauif-Sblirp- Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Thursday, August lGth, Al the Reform
cd parsonage in this place, Rev. Hiram
King. performed the marriage ceremony
for Mr.. Homer A. Schroek. Of Boone, and
Miss Ellen lands, of Downey.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Mr. Sullivan Johnson and daagh.er, Of
Pitssbarg. and Mr. Robert +. Rlss, Of
Addison. were Monday visitors in tins
place. Mr.. johnson was born in Addi-
son township an for nImbcr Of years
before arriving At mIn's estate was clerk
in the store 0f the late General NJ a.
Ross. He afterwards married the eldest
Of the Generals tw9 daughters and re-
novel TO Pifsslarg For number Of
wears past he has been the head of one
ii the leading and m ~ prosperous whole
sale houses in Pittsbarg. Mr.. aud Mrs.
johnson and family have been visiting
with Addison relatives the past ten days
Mr.. Ross i well known merchant in
Addison.
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10 per cent. Of the purchase money 10 BE-
paid cash on day Of sale, and the balance -
Out-tliri On or before the confirmation Of the
sale Ons-thirl in six months and Oue-thlru
In one year from confirmation 81 sale. De-
fcrred payments "a bear Interest from cOnnr-
nation of sale and 10 De secured by bond and
mortgage upon the premise
JOHN T. SCOTT.
Assignee q Mahlon r. Walker.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Few, II any. residents q this costly
VIII have u pay an income tax
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Mr.. and Ms William Kreger and
daughter-Miss Hattie-of AnegbenJ
City. are visiting with Somerset reiatives
and friends.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

The interior Of Russel Stewart's meat
market. on Main Cross Street, has been
greatly improved by the addition Of a
handsome marble-top counter and three
elai,orately carved maple trimming
blocks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Landlord Kyle, Of the Somerset House.
has been spending the past week at Ro-
anoke, Va. looking sfler some valuable
town sites he owns in that place
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Michael Sipe's fiyeT-''Sammy r.
passed through town Monday morning
on his way from Jennert0wn 70 Union
town, where he viii take part in the coun-
II lair races being held there this week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Mr. John II. Morrison i lying critical
" ill al his home near Bakersville. His
four children, residing in the west, have
been summoned 10 his bedside.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Attorney II. :. Endsley, Of JOhnstown,
i attending the session Of adjourned
CONT, which convened here yesterday
morning. Mr.. Endsley i interested in
several cases on the argument list
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Mr.. Rus Elder and sister. Of Johns
town. are guests al MnS- Parker's Union
street cottage. Their father, Hon Cyrus
Elder, i in Europe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

Daniel Wagner. Of Buekst0wn, has
made application 10 the department Of
internal affairs for thirty acres Of vslua-
ble land in Shade township. The land
was surveyed one hundred years ago,
but has never been patented
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

last fall Mr.. Reuben Horner Of Jenner
township. purchased from New YORK
party q bushel Of wheat, which he sowed
A. an experiment Recently he cut forty
one dozen sheayes as is yields, which
threshed thirty-twO and One-half bushels
Mr.. Horner. quite naturally, considers
this phenomenal yield.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

DIR. Perry Shaffer len yesterday morn
ing for Bedford, where he VIII join his
family, who have been visiting in that
place for several weeks. The DR.. VIII be
absent from Somerset four OF five days.
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Dwelling House,

hank harm, and ether 0srisuifdinzS. being the
homestead of William u. Baer- This farm j.
well uateEtd. has = good orrhard. also sugar
camp. ai-saf Is acres Of timber. and balance
veil euitixatesi-
Ne. , Situate aforesaid, adjoining No. I
ah-Jve. lands u Alex HerSh. J. J. HObiiIzeli,
Jonathan Biter. Peter Baer and Others. cum
tanning III acre more OF leSs- having a two
story frame
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Ten per cent q the parchaze m0fey 10 b.
paid In cash on day q sale. and the balance
of ons-thirsi ON Or before the confirmation %
fli.. sale. One-fhird In six months. and one
third an one year rom confirmation - sale
pefsrrs-d uslyments - bear interest from con
nr1nafion % sale and 20 D. ~ecured ~ bond
and mortgage upon the premlses.
John r. SCOTT.
Assignee Of Vim D. Bzsr = Catharine, his wife.
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EXECUToR's NOTICE

Estate OF Peter Boyer, late Of Quemalloning
Township, deed
Letters testameutary on the above estste
having been granted 10 the undersigned by
the proper authority. notice J. hereby given
20 all persons indebted 90 said estate % ma ke
Immediate payment. and thCse having claims
against the same To present them duly au-
theuticai.-i for settlement. ON saturday, Aug.
18th Is44. between % o'clock a. m and >
O'Clock p Il-- az late residence 0f deceased ia
Hoovcrsville-
JONATHAN BOYER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

The Cambria county fair VIII take place
Al Ehensbarg on August ,. - Oand slst.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

County Superintendent Berkey has Ar
ranged for holding the annual Teachers
Institute during the week beginning,
Monday, November 18Th The pro
gramme has not yet been arranged, but
viii be in due course Of time.
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EXECUToR's NOTICE

Estate OF Josiah AlWine. hate OF COaemaugh
township, Somerset county, Pa, deed.
Letters testsmentary on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, by
the proper authority. notice J. hereby given Ia
all persons indebted to said estate to make inn
mediate payment and those having claims
against the same viii present them duly au-
thenticated for settlement On Friday, sept.
2ist, lssi AT residence OF Executor in Cone
niaugh township
JONATHAN G. MISHLER.
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Without any pre-arranged plan thir-
teen relatfveS-Several Of whom had new
er met besore-c-lme together al the home
of Hon. \. J. Colb1rn, in this place, last
THURSDAY. The names Of those present
were Jennie Statler, Of I.atrobe; Laura and
Florence Moses. Of Canton %; Mrs. An
ME snow. Of Webster City. lowg Mrs
Annie Beam. OF SiPesvHlei Mrs sue
When. Of Lincoln, Neb-; Mr.. Martin
Statier. who for the past ten years has
been connected wit the Pittsbarg Pls,;
and Mr.. Jennie &. Miller. Of Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

On "Wednesday evening, Dorsey keim-
Of near Davidsville- son Of Daniel keim,
a tsalnster for the Penn TrAiii. Company
JOhnst0wn, was accidentally shot while
climbing over a feaee near Giessner, Jen-
ner township, and il : thought he viii
not recover from his injury The trigger
Of the gun caught on the fence. and the
contents entered keim's lower jaw, pass
ing through the molfh and coming out
near the moss. lie j. npw At his h1Fne IN
Davidsville. and biz father i AZ his bed
side. The unfortunate man j. about
tygeuty-one years Of age
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

\ successful musicale was given Thurs
day evening. in the parlors Of Hon. Ed
ward ScuTs Union street residence, under
the auspices OF the Young Peoples Mite
Society, Of the Disciple Church The per
formers were Mrs. and Miss Mckinley,
Of New York; Mrs. and Miss Mumnla.
of Harrisburg Miss Brown. of Baltimore; (;
Miss I.auhie. Of Piftsburg; Mrs. Mae Bic
seeker. Miss Daisey Yogel, Robert Col
born. Henry Treiwell, and John Colbarn,
Of Somerset The parl0rs were crowded
10 their fuu capacity and the large audi
enee was apparently delighted with each
and every Performance
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-08-22

ON Sunday night Of last week the resi-
denee Of Mn. Jacob Hoffman. near Scalp
Level, in Paint township. was struck by
lightning and badly damaged. \ mum
her Of boards were Knocked of the house
and a lot Of plastering torn down There
were several persons in the building Al
the time, but they were not injured
They were badly frightened, however