The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-12-05

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....,,. toys and chris'mls novel
Ca'i'',.-. ...r, arriving a. Ed b. Coffr".h's
%, "a. erect grocery and conieciioa-
..-Dsniel Webster and GEN
-l' s.s-s contributed 10y New
81 j'l- .,.rs National S.aiuary Hail.
P'l.,g .-'-.a. have arrived from Italy,
"l'--' 4, So. mp at onee. They are
ai r.- r.--,-, marble and are said to
''' -.rt +, bay a firs:-class musi-
D. !'- !-,,s,t nj a moderate price? Go
hers drug store.
.,,s,.s 9ig.ail caused the death
A'llna A'-- At Northdeld, oregon, a few
The Chinaman fe from a rail
=, AZ, and rolled clearof the wheels,
q %. ..''.. long braid swished around and
D. = .Es l,-ske. and he was dragged
LIsvheals and killed
fall descriptions at Cotfroth's
anu the p5and or ton. The best
o'e-s' nm y 10 buy treats for Sunday
,-,rtbs HERALD should not for
hlX hTX SNYDER. the druggist can
4 ,5s1 eye with glasses
,-.s;sY home for aged knights Of
i -.;l,v, and dependent children
.-.-,. ~, knights Of Western Pennsyl-
&C. .,bs built at a cost of $4,000
l-' .5-se counties and 2o0 lodges
s-'. .-y-s-lre membership of 2o,0O
Fl y s,-u the corporation
Il .,.,-.r interest 10 all readers of
.--,,---,-nwfll De found in Parker &
q -. =. advertisement. 1t concerns
& - -..,,,,s and the holidays.
., exchange: If a doctor makes
n -. he huries it; if merchant
- - mistake. he never tells ii; ifa
So ,--l,ss 4 mistake, he crawls out of
a --.;,.r editor makes a mistake, he
a INA large sheet Of paper for the
54-, look al. and in every communi-
Il .Ls-a s-e cranks who think they arc
Fl '-,',.,svisI1,n because they OCCASION
4 r. discover Them
h ~.-,r,a sale Of fine furniture at Dew
=. sand = franklin St, begins Aug.
. psrr,r s1iteS Al about half price.
Il ,,,-sv Carnegie has written a letter TO
-,-.,ral friend explaining his recent
4 -,-.s. on the question Of wealth. He
4 7. ss had no reference 10 men who die
4 .,y .smpe.encies for worthy objects,
4 -, leaving millions in securities
4 Is th=v could have used in their
Wha. he said was that he believed
4 the dlvwould come when such men
\ a die dis-racei-
u.-av51 seen Deylin's Brussels Car
-.e- p cents per yard, in any pattern?
~ Curtains lower than jobber's prices.
p-.S ruarauteed on any artiele,-s0 and
4 franklin 81, Johnstown, Pa.
!. IN answer % the inquiry from the e1-
afu- board % the Second Bituminous
% district. Attorney General Hensel
: decided that a foreign-bOrn applicant
-.ba position Of ire boss. under the act
->., who has been a resident Of this
% f,r fourteen years, but has never
-r naruralized. is not competent To re-
sci the certificate. and that he cannot
Hveualifv himself by simply declaring
intention 10 become a citizen.
Have Won seen the Holiday Goods At
3. CoTr1th's? If not, you should call
,--e Al once. II Is not always safe TO
arun,iI the day before Christmas to
ake purchases for the children's stock
l-S
Rr using at a measured distance in
N of a Photographic camera an ink or
-t1ry dropper liberating drops in
1ii succession TO one another, c. B.
'gl-uer. Of Wormley, near BroXbOurne,
:, euriouSiv illustrated an exceedingly
,zrs,iing method Of estimating the du-
fl.au of lighting flashes. Mr.. Warner
&, made a negative showing the flashes,
r. images Of which are distorted by re-
|acion due 10 rain drops falling close to
b. photographic lens. the aperture of
ai-h was, presumably, Of fsmall diane
!.
/ Iamacent for the Ross Feed and Ensil-
lge curer. which Will run against any
fa,,er built Any one wanting a first
ass feed cutter can get it from me.
J. NJ. FIKE,
Bills, Pa.
There are on The pension rolls twelve
tluiving widows or daughters of Revo-
niJnary soldiers. Two Of these, Susan
flh Chadwick, of Emporium, and Sarah
1. Hulburt. Of Chatham Valley, are resi-
is1iS of Pennsylvania. The oldest Revo-
-g;i9lary widow Is Patty Richardson,
lgsi q, living in East Bethel, Vt. There
IT flr,y-fve Surviving soldiers and sail
= oi THE War oflSl2 on the pension rolls.
ttaese eleven are I0l years old or more.
David Mccoy, who enlisted from Ken
ll'ky- and who Is lO4 years old, is the
S5naE among the forty-five survivors.
'i1e whole number Of pensioners on the
f'-.s on June - 1884, was a69. 9.544.
Hr. Isaac Jones, Of this place, has ac-
osFiei the agency Of the Elmira Roofing
Aar New York. This is one of the largest
-ll oet roofing companies in existence.
''E 'ones VIII be AZ all times prepared 10
'7i1F orpaint metal roofing, or to furnish
lsH roohng Of the famous 'Climax"
''-ll' iA5 oldss; and best roofing in the
tazEs.
6'a]p E>Aer Of Chicago, the leader of
--s B'wmln-ESher faction ofthe Evan
s=''4 church, has directed the presiding
'i7'' u the conferences in Ponnsylva-
--- % dispose oi the church properties
--.l-' Their jurisdiction which have been
,-'iaalerei By the adherents OF Bishop
-.'-' la ae-I7iaace with the recent de-
'-'l 'i heSa9reme court at Pittsburg,
~. in such localities where his follow
= = ATE strong enough to sustain a church.
-l' A7aey aesraing from the sale Of
'-9e properties is 70 be covered into the
i -''''l treasury to be at the disposal Of
general conference Of the Evangelical
''--l'i'a- Otherwise the Bowman-E -Esh-
=. -''i : delay purchasing toys and can
II, 10y The little ones stockings until the
-'--i before christmas when stores are
"a iei and clerks are busy. bat go at
=. 90 Il b. C1ifroth's and get your
lay goods He has a large and com
- - assortment of the latest novelties
'ai oaafec;iousries.
.. n ',l'r PattiSGn has issued a precipe
! J. 1lAFie> E. Rice, Of wfkesbarre. presi-