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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-25
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TIE Tsdc,,csdcli of New York 70, ior,y-
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ainoag the ace.,t religions literary aad
cmiiy eeI ies of the Land. 1t p.e-ea.s :
fettures for t.ie coming year far in ad-
vance OF any heretofore offered. Ii h=~
the leading contributors of the world, t
prius> the 5esl poetry, IT has twehty-on c
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{ oldea yedria-.

On the eilh day OF Decem )er. iSfi, Mr..
john J. Scaell and NJ is To. E L. A ,l,e ~,
oriIis place, were united in m.f-i-se
Tna v ertlsy hey celebrated ie
AZ e.a annive say OF iSt iliere ng
e.e.is - ,Ieir omlo aable no % on
J.. 'Eree-, -ufrOdnded by al al he.r
e. ea-e ept one. A,.s- \ ale Lewis,
o =. ..oai,, Aso.. vino W. &c. ned at
li7aie by Gne cite ] illle II ,9e of her
c.':dsaa The merbcr Of tIs l..nily
= q elt we NJ AMI y. Ssnlel Will
a.. ". Moline, H.; ai. ,hd Mrs. II oss
RE, s"d Dr.. and Ms. }. c. C.a,sS, of
L 3s,sowl, p; Mr. ald Mrs. y. A.
s'.he a.ld Miss Edith Scbeli, OF Somer-
- d, number OF grand children. Mr..
Mr.. Schell kept ''oreu hou e.
u org shont the evening waeu sev-
e9.l handed OF their numerous .r.elds
lles; 40 extend cong. az iaiions.
lt is ,Ie exceptions, couple WI hos. - le
the >lfg's.ie~o o. a haif-cen,u.y I'D -.e
per..si,ted 10 cele ,T,ae their 's0idel wej-
dinsr IA The enjoyment Of e,celieh,
lie -. 9"Ie escapiion * more na.'> ed
in as lie VIE i il reinem eJ hat
M '.clell h.. led an aIn~"ai. active
j e, :.iW VS. being prominent N nai G x
g .ce.-a.nS The civil am niieseial
- of oar county. HIS e ii.lable
iie h. beea equally active ia .,cc.nOtius
TIE in re : OF socie.y and chv ca .ad
.,,- eve been his chee iul anu came i
,)-..sDorer. Tle HEr I'D unite with
the MAIN periess ;rienGs in wi ling them
ie'~ ii s.ie Blessings da4ins he ret OF
tae,c d.ys upon e.. 4.
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1.,o..a.d eac. 81 Dsa.s. i.

The me.D:,e of the Eeso, ..eI D. <
F.; CATION at S.l.s3ury 5r 1t new - ~
edifice thls yea, which was de-, cate .
ao wo ,iip of the tiinJe Go,, on s. =
,ay, pa ,,,.-. The ded;c-Io.y = o.
ysrs ,re..c .ched in t'ie mo -iing by Re -.
{. Bowma.,, u. d., ~s,o-e -. IL IA. TIe-
o!oye ! Seminary Last s>ler, Pa. A.
WAS sl'uly a le.,.ieG AID eloquent di--
corr and was We | 7e.-e.sed oy the laI-;'
- Hence pfe ea. In he eve'ii X Re-.
o. T.. :. 'sll,-'s. >c;iuYl' Ill Haven, P,
pre- cae, :, no .,,p.o.,-iee sh inser-
e-iia. e.moa. ! ,r,e he-r,es I'd iiJe'-
= - ace the Eeo ned peoo e - 81 =
"a yin the erect ioa or ihi. ii'.. taN
even on >,Ii1pej lleir we..-s,io :
well earned repnt..i foI. Tae cIh '.h :
without .ception the iae>s !, i.Ie 20 -
~. Not only il ,his 'ue - !"
bot more empa tel V 500 rc 'e ,
The plan is novel loi a t..ct se, Il 10
Building is most saos. ..i.is.y 90. - -
ed irom the foundation .I.,. r'e .h,e-so :,
of ne bdiidiag = finished la Iae lI.Ie-v
white oak. and is mo arti ,iic-illy CO,
ed and polished. The r. coiig !, .se
work of a skilled a. .isi. NO.ii.,S fla ,,,5,
eJudy, or che , looking, 5r eve 'sihihs
'cb .'.Id be aliful. The Ia; AID "a
,loi eel winCos =, ne Ell ',o.. teiy -
JG pf,ianeh.eI wooti work, a,i ,be
-. to .fe>ooing, present a ,arie, 90
a vet hey blend with 81 IA .,'i,i 9
= ,.noav a. 10 challenge .,rc, Al 90
{. dol. To sit in this car.'c.' wAei
D. ];..,hiIy illdminated a, il W. ." :. >
,. ,h evening, with a large AID ,;.sz1 .''.s'
ca il,i.Jier of many light, .'nGer bow
e, iul rehecioi, eanopied "V- wi,h
.;Ili.n; end unique neii;l-. and walls
e ,ienGent with The '-ic.ie -, >f,' i.'c.
,ot only a fe. g; 10 The eye 81 sotne 20. 1.
Ali he surroundings are rilcala,e,. ,
J.. p e. elev.,e and enno1le. anG tae
% q. j. inyoIunta,iiy led TO coh,e.i-
pi. - .na.ia..tio1 he incomps.
,e.'., - o: the upper temple. IT,
arrc,. with al oi it. IdrIiu e, GO
sl2. !, ,i wa.ca ,.'c)N. ...~e,i o -
d. o. CnG': 30. III W." - g. se
is, =, "a 20 nely .. ee-lH" =
20 i,iisv. Brt 'e .1ns >. W 4
Vol. sc- W.. cA e'h o =
.le ufc, ior.t ,e 'e,' caiec =
Ge.i. f. ~ - tote. W. q
o. lo',le W. i,er, al li1e,s.i g. e 2
heti i,el ..ce. Oae geuileuiaa 81. I.Joo.
OJe l:dV save II, ~. But waere - -
20 well d. fe not di ,cfin,i- re. u
o. -'der. gHe substantial .,,d. ae
c.soi, a host IN itself nd SHo,.s - o
.e.,je, sweet music. The cog e.s -.oh.
u. ana Deoh'e con3ritui...c 'e..i
live auG the community u'on -"
:. 1T; alG ihs2niiicent srcce,>. re >
T.r~el and Hassler, OF the REQ d
CnrciI, were also present ah' a, g
and coni ,ibuted 10 the wo.;-. Rev.
Johnston, of the Ln,aei.,n Ch' Il, Rev.
MilIiron, o. the Evansclic'l Ciu,T'i.
and the Methonist .linise. ~ ne o:a
wee al-o Drea elt, III taey. nd asf' IF
tjlis memjer~, not o'iy ,aowed ,lei
good wa ny heir p. e~esce. bIL ~ ''ie'-
4, OH. ibutiods.
SpeCrATop.
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The Practice Of Medicine.

General Latta, secretary of the Stale
medical council, has prepared for the in
formation ofthe physicians aud surgeons
of Pennsylvania an interesting summary
from the laws of the several states and
territories of the United States regulat-
ing the practice of medicine. The sum-
mary includes only the status of the
diploma, preliminary requisites and pro-
visions for examinations. All other mat
tor. such as details, executions, fees, pen
alties, &c, is omitted.
New Hampshire is the only state with
out any legal requirements. Diplomas
confer no right to practice in tweni y-two
states and in eighteen states non-gradu-
ates may be examined by state 5oacdS.
Eighteen states and territories have va q
aus requirements as to registration or
apr roval Of diplomas. The summary is
veiy interesting document 10 practi-
TONERS of medicine and will be distrib-
uted grstuitously by General Latta and
other members of the medical couocil.
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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest u Govt Repou
R&:A!l! 9! Rs%assi! RRskiaRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
RAN:sD-A TAIE.

Aei.''e . Lss Icade,' . E-.-o..s
Their hyeatire Gea;ls.
F. Id .c,le.. OF ,eH s.LDi-:aSl -d
q me % % IA. - s5.' >.'-.'-
~. a. 81 n,.S IN couF-e of e.ce.soi rs
p:',-,. &c = d. o. 49, - 30 - -
J'o,-' ,os,r..,'s' II: --.,e.', -ey"tn ~ 20 .
- ns.-> -, id vn ", "a
.>..s iIose wiii - M ?. TIs
," az name sdop -',t u he ae
=. d. .o," o,. d..y va n = 90 r
i..e.,soi. s"sse .'oI- 80 vet
.'.'i; ',ay IS. Is.,.
- 1'.s;.. CT;s Hoe - ,he nf src -
&c e. " a Some 81 girl. w''o .h' -
W. II 70 mo srit.s1ie osn9 20 &c go
'dt re ). is 300 fee. Above . - e.
ai,i =, lno { Ia dway je veel .'s 4
sIehv and laurel Hill Nj, h'a't,.'
\ Jenhef township va. '.ls 10y -:
~ ,hink '.ec.1 20 Hoii woa d ,e = !
appropriate name fof the new .e -oIt.
iy reason ior Oi.es;es ta's sagse>. .on is
ths' It vii Je tii4o.,h "a o tIe i..I,iic
dpc;Is leepye G.
/ 4 Shade loAd lip eade.' ,Fsiie-: 81
would ,l.se,,t - Il n.'."e icr ne heN ho-
tel lIoe.t Pap, Lo,iJr, lie an e. Z.
ve.JGfe, ele, .,,ioh, ti,e '-ohi.0 { anu rest
i, viii aaord sne n.;n. nos aids y Ia
viii even u..ily lad lodging iefe, aud n
me,uo,1ial OF Tue maj ho made all
.ninss possible for our deL.' old Key ..,a-
STATE. y"
The following come srom :, young
Lady residing a. Pine Bill: Il -1is',-
UJaIoR,lU;esg HOr .e world Je . 5e.. Az
pro?ri.ue h.,h,e icr ,he Iew iote, ne
csI>e X icc.uet I'D Il hI. IL. - rV-e.i
% view o. I'll SIDE q.
GFaatloie.~ - i5e Etyo.i,a n,,.ne o. a
New Lea 'n.. o. lady In V i>hes 80 nave
i. elected I0r The new q or
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-25

Superintendent Schaelfer h.,> submi.l ed
to Governor Has,iD:, the eannp.l report OF
the depar ment OF prbiic instruction for
the school year ended the Iii@-t Monday
of JrHe. The report ,.,lls attention 10 lie
wisdom Of he LIST iegi ,laiu:e in not re-
dpcing the school appropriation and
states ihLt s5,Jco,c ca a yer does not cover
one-thiIi of tle expenditures for public
as,rpc;ion. The repo-t has ,nis 10 sly
about other legisla iol ena,ied 3y t5e
last le2isls uIe: Good rcsulls may 1e
expected from the .ecent legiSlai ion de-
signed 10 prevent tine spread of codiag-
ious diseases and 10 improv tb sanitary
cond'iion OF the school houses and sur
roundings. The religious garb bill has
had the effect of excluding the nuns or
sisters from the ranks of public school
teachers; in some instances the children
whom they formerly taught have also
been Withdrawn from the public schools.
But the most far-reaching of all the re-
cent laws is the act making education
compulsory. Under this act children be-
tween the ages of 5 and l3 are required to
attend school at least sixteen weeks each
ye.iT. The moral effect OF this legislation
i - s5eI :'I'is,ry in ,ing some pnnils
to at.enJ " 10 would otherwise have .tij-
seiied ne .Isel,e> The I'LL effect of the
law csuInot be seen 10 long ~ tie school
cerIsus .Ias not been taken. In accord
aace with the opinion OF the attorney
general this census is iir>i 10 be taken in
connection with the spriug assessment of
1886. All our people should honest
ly seek 10 carry its provisions into effect
10 the end that no child may he deprive
of an education. During the year 6,i12
choOls were open during ten months;
1907 during nine months, and 1855 duI-
| ing eight months. The remaining l2-0lf
schools were i'm session between six and
eight months"
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'95 WILL BE A GREAT YEAR.
And The Pittsburg Dispatch Will Tell All
About It.


And The Pittsburg Dispatch Will Tell All
About II.
Next year promises to be remarkable
one for news. There will be national con-
ventions which everything indicates will
be more than usually exciting, and an
election of vital importance. There are
wars and rumors of wars, and interna-
tional complications almost without num-
bel. 1t is the year in which the Greater
Pittsburg is to be inauguraied, and the
new era in Pennsylvania politics bids fair
TO make matters lively from one end of
the State TO the other. The Piii5burg
Dispatch will have the most az, late,
complete and exclusive reports OF tiese
events, and of all Others that will trans
paper. not only in America, bat in the
world. which has 4 staff .tico:respondent il
side of the lines of ne evolutionary
army i'm Cuba, insuring prompt and tTu T.
worthy information of the great struggle
which is attracting so much attention.
What other papers get by heIrSiy and
rumoTS The Dispatch receives direct from
OVID Oh tHc Spot.
But while the news is of the first i'm
portance the other features which 60 to
make up the modern newspaper maya
| zine will receive even more attention
than in the past. Nearly all OF the really
prominent authors of the two hemis-
phere~ have been engaged TO write for
The DisDatch during 1886. Tie list in
clouds: a. Conan Doyle. Rudyard Kip
ling, Sarah Orne Jewett, Harold Fred
eric, Justin Huntly Mccarthy, Bret
Harte, Anthony Hope, Mrs. Burton Har-
rison, John Strange Winter, S. Barring
Gould, Frank X. Stockton. S. X. Crock
| e.ie, and, in fact, practically all of the
ia nous authors whose novels and tales
delight the reading public.
The ablest scientific and economic writ
ers will vie with the most noted humor-
lists to both instruct aud entertain. The
department devoted 10 the fair sex aud
the household will he placed on an even
fore.
On January ! The Dispatch will pub
lish its New Years feature, n comprebcn-
sive chronological record of the events of
1891. This has been initiated, but never
on the scale Of the original in The Dis
patch. 1t is something which alone is
worth years subscription as a work of
historical reference, in which all sub
jects, local as well as general, are treated.
At 2 cents, 10 cents a week. or 10 cents
with the Sunday issue, delivered through
carriers or newsdealers, The Dispatch is
the best value on earth.
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Somerset 1T Milwaukee.

Most o. our Somerset re,dess will re-
member Cha III. Trent, n son of Daniel
Treui, OF this place, and vino received ais
edncsd ION ~ ,.sse in the III EEALD Office.
Mr. Trent has or some years been a res
ident of Milwa ike, and, il seems from
some of our exchanges from that city that
il Ias ii, il service commission of which
Nj. Trent Is a me.nDer, and which has
charge of the appointing and discharg-
iU! of school teaches and other servants
of the municipality.
Nj. Trent has lately made himself con-
snicuous in the city of his adoption, by
some ihnovai IONS Introduced by him
with regard to the tenure of Office of
school teachers.
We quote from Milwaukee paper:
A resolution embodying rule of
great importance TO the teachers of the
Milwaukee public schools is to be consid-
cred tomorrow evening by the commit
tee on rules of the School Board. 1t re-
lates to the tenure of service of the teach
ers, and provides that no teacher shall be
removed without having been properly
Eotiiied of ne intention of the school au-
thorities, and without having been given
All opportunity to De heard in regard to
iue major. Tie proposition was made
several months ago by COMMISSIONS.
1redt, aud Wa vo, ed down by the Board
by a narrow majority. 1t has since been
modified in an un important oasticular,
which was me sroand of some opposi-
ton, and is now in s.iape TO receive the
support ihat it deserves.
The trend of civil-service reform is in
tie direction of fair treI, ment for employ
eS. Men and women in the public SER
vice are TO be ma,te secure in their posi-
tioas, and given to undeI ,saud that so
long as they fulfill their duties, and con-
duet themselves pTope " iii soc;e. they
will not be disturbed Dy iIe poae = that
be. The rules of the Milwaukee School
BOa.d are notably fair in this regard, and
:he Tient resolution provides for n
c5ange that will still further strengthen
them in accordance with civil-service re-
10. N prine.ples."
The above resolution of Mr.. Trent was
finally carried, and the great city of Mil
waukee will be indebted 10 a Somerset
ihIl or what is undoubtedly a very
pfope, method of dealing with the much
abused pcdago;sue in cases of the kind
Te e. ed 40.
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The HErALo scSnovie,. - Te -. Il
OF a communication from =. =. -. ocS,
&c < oJcciee.s ,,w-,I p w,ci tie
W; ar = 1bm..-I = .-ebIe4U mace az er
"aiblh.t - received OILY 500, Won ii.,.y
Jer,. pi;oIs, 10 II .,i.' n epiaciIg IS
,u~n and pe.,nI.,i , oper' =, ali % Ds'ch
were II t~oyed y Ire : ,ns the rs
sam ,ner. Nr. Sc5roc. ,aG reno al bus
mon elo'i goods into bis barn J.'le
:ent';ng IL e-ec.ioI OF dew bose,
W zen Ie 1I,a VIZ siUrcS jy lic sin ~
i set on ire. The .urni;-r- was .is' :
e :, bit unfo, -und;ely fo- the ovnsT, he
fJied 10 get q permit f'0n the coc' rny
20 re ;ore it ron dwell > hor ~ n
hsr.I. ~ I the policy W. the-e0v der
eI III and void Tie ow ler irad a
ro;;ry ofinsaTance Oh the ba.-l ana sr:n
proGuc. g hich was allowed. M. sc...o ock
feels III =, he owes this statement to the
pablo inasmach as maliciousiy disposed
pe-s5ns have circulated story 10 he
effect that he was the recipient of over
s. 900 by vOiuu' .lry sui rria. Oh
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An AR.e cd mill.

Wil,i'm Shs,a . laa-J'n a. -,
who " <se-;),'>iy injd -e, 4 49, Wees-s
ego ~ The b. .'7g OF he ieUu .oy - .
thr-- hing M. chine. suffered . ..-r ni,
fog. une last week. lie was on iae Nv
of b : barn when he ,tepped upIn a lose
bo,rd and VS. p ecipi;t;ed Ia ne door
below. He sasiaineda 4 number II ~
cots on the head and his ''ack w@1 S.dly
wrenched. Mr.. Shaulis' wife, MN Is
visiting relatives in Jefferson sow.ss"ip,
is una ple o return 10 her home owing 10
physical disabilities. SoaIe time sg5 she
sc1lded one of her hand and iefore the
sore had entirely heale'l she accidentally
pricked il with bit OF = .usiy hoop.
DlooG poisoning soon developed and is
feared ihat a n 3utlt .on VIII have 10 ne
re @ esl o in order TO save her life.
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Pc sons desiring to make Holiday pres
cuts i'm the way of handsome Bibles or
Hymn books, and wishing to have names
stamped on the cover, will do well 10
give their orders at an early day to Chas.
ii. Fisher. that the work may be done
sad the goods received on time.
Fishers Book Store
makes a specially of getting this work
done. Lutheran, Disciple, Methodist,
Presbyterian, Reformed and other Hymn
books and bibles imprinted. Persons
wishing to order special books, not in
stock, for presents, should give their or
ders ut an early date.
CHAs. II. FISHER.
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Mr. NJ. L. Bowman. well known all
over this county through his connect on
with James Il. Hclder3aum as sssnt Tor
agricultural machinery AID flaming
implement. has accep, ed a position ". h
tie McCo nick Ha.yeS, .ng Mach ne
Company. His new pO.i. on comes in
the nature of promotion sihoe ne has
successfully handled the Moor
machines for ne past ten yeas. His
headquarters will be iE "itt.o-. : aud MS
territory vii! ,-ove- Western Pennsyl-
vauia, Eastern Ohio and We t Virgins.
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Local IIsti.Nse.

Local Institute.
rhe teachers of Allegheny township
and New Baltimore Borough viii bold
Ins..tute at New Baltimore in the Topper
Building on Saturday, Jan. 4, 1895.
O., .ng at 8 O'clock =. NJ.
Addr.. : of Welcome-N. ]. Topper.
lie 'iation-Miss Cora Speicher.
use and A1use of Free Text Books
Howard Wagner.
Corporal PuDishment'-Job. Fiamm.
Determinations, Their Use and Abuse
-Uriel Menses.
Paper-Miss Emily Miller.
Teaching Penmanship''-C. y. Vern-
er.
Essay-Miss Eta Hillegass.
"How 10 Interest Class in PhysiOlO-
gy''-Howard Deaner and Miss Nora
Englika.
Topical Talk-Prof S. G. CoughenoGr.
Teaching Geography"-Miss Nellie
Rhoads and Miss Katherine Coulehan.
1.-The Model Teacher''-Prof. l. G.. Car
yer.
Solo-Joseph Topper.
''The Teacher as n Housekeeper"-J
NJ. Cook.
''What Should be Teachers Aim
c. ii. Har.ye.
Teaching Histo Y in the Advanced
Grades"-M. \. Tip'On aud Chas. Hall.
The Institute VIII consist 4: - ee seS-
sions-foreDoon, afternoon anu even ng.
4 I -.
instrumental music and queries.
Teachers, directors and friends of educa-
tion are cordially invitsd to attend this
Institute.
Col
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Si,ye. in Infinite Variety.

Ne,e er W. silver 30 mach iii vogue a.
now. lt iinGs ia way TO the dining table,
me b. c.:r, he parlor and iito Hii ,orts
o: pelson.d decoration: In fact 1t = e.
.el idly correct wherever the de 9 Ter
chooses 30 employ il. In il. 2.ea,e-t Va
-'e,y and mort perfect t..,te IL nav De
20 nd a. NeT Il Ca,e5ee:'s Somerset an';
Roc, wood sores, moderate prices ii
% ec; t;,sie combining 10 make ,ac g
:. e. e .ceeoi0gly attractive he be'oIe-
CI-i>. pas dlys, when everyone is in
sc ch of sea enable novelties.
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-.tv. 5ViLLG, Pa, Dee. %, 1876.

f.Nv. 5VrLLG, Pa, Dec. 2S, 1873.
I,D roo lirE - =:
a, ..e 2. of al ,nsi- snout 60 invited
CUES, 5.-em',led at The home of MIR. aud
Mrs. Jere Miller, in Lincoln township,
on the occasion of the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Carrie, 10 Mr.. Charles
Weller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. We'll
Ter. or Somerset township. ~ theirpastor.
After the ceremony and congratula-
lions al Wee inNiie,l 20 ihe din'ns room
where spmp.uous supper was served,
thai all eljoved. After a pleasant. social
time during the evening the gue,rs bid
NJ. and Mrs. Weller God speed, upon
the voyage of life together, and returned
20 their homes delighted with the pleas
ant event they were invited To witness.
c. F. GEBHAET,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-25
resslstisg he s,esa Of I alas.

The borough coGBcii has succeeded in
having the railroad people ob-erve the
ordinance go long dead letter, that no
trains be permitted 10 ran Il; greater
rate Of speed within the borough limits
than six miles an hour, and ssfiet orders
10 such effect have been issced. Should
auy one observe train ruaning through
town at 4 higher Iaie of speed please re-
port number ofedeine and direction and
nature of train. 10 HaFge-s Huston, who
will at once report the engineer for pam
ishment. In this work all can assist, and
all should This is protection 10 all
crossings, for at that low rate OF speed ac-
cidents are extremely Improbable
Ncgcrs.l,tfe CosaRcrcidi.
SomeIsets council should secure SIM
liar observance OF IFS ordinance regulat-
ing the speed of trains in the borough
limits.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-25
camhr;l,, cOugressional caaails,e.

Alvin Evans, Esq, leading attorney
of E,.riisJurs. " al as. the endorsement
of the Republicans of Cambria county for
Congress at the coming primary election.
TIE Johnstown Tribune says: There is
nobody who knows Mr. Evans but has
the grel.est re-pect for him as republi-
c,tn, "A lawyer, and az a private citizen.
Should he receive the Endorsement of the
district conference he viii have the earn
est support of every member OF the par
~, and be elected by an Overwhelming
majority
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-25
Ne v Coal aad Lime Yssd.

The Listie Mining and Manufacturing
Company has established a Coal and
Lime yard near CunninghIm's planning
mill at the ID. & o. station, Somerse ,
here a good supply of the best Coal snd
Lime 20 be had in the county will always
be kept. Coal will be delivered promp,-
" by the wagon load to any part of the
town. Apply at the yard, or the COM
pany's Office in the Baer Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-25

The annual banquet and campfire OF
r p. Cummins Post q. 4. r.. will oecar
ON New Years day in the Opera House.
An interesting program has 1eeJ provid-
ed and it is anticipated that comrades
from all parts of the county, accomp.,2-
led by their wives, will be preSen'. Sac
assault on the tables has beel set i3.' =
O'clock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-25

L.-t eSenins. the children of 'Se =
formed and United Bceth en- chr -b"s
rendered specially prepared Chfi>'mas
programs, consistiog OF songs a1d 1e'ita-
tion-, afle- which t1r p.u;I .'i.I.i..i I eat
OF candy aud cakes was served. To- iighf
the children of the Disciple, i.;'i he -
and Methodist unday Schools VII give
Z, ,innilar etli o., ii N nlnnfa-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-25

Mr.. III. Penrod, of Washin .lon, d. c !.
is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
J.H. Pisel. Mr.. Peurod WIS formerly
connected with the signal CO - of the
L. s. Army, but resigned from that SER
vice to engage in journalism. Many of
our readers will recall series OF inter
esting articles contributed 10 these CO.
umns few years ago from his pen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-25

One ofthe largest timber deals made IN
this county in recent years was eonsnhi-
mated last week when James u. Saylor
purchased the David CAse5eer Tract of
some lfJ) acres situate along The Berlin
road, halfway between Berlin and SOM
ersei. The tract is iimbered with hem
10 +, white pine, red oak, and White oik-
The transa :tion involves between Sio,-
o b and Si5,0J.