The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-03-06

Ten weeks OF continuous sleleh,,a
the record q the winter OF 1884.
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Parker Il Parker advertise tho ,rri,.,
OF spring goods in their column. Rea
il.
An original pension has been pranto
to Chauneey Queer, Of Somerset to,rr
ship. -"
Divine services in st. Panl's Ref,rme
Church next Sunday morning. procean
hy a song service at Io:i5.
The many friends of Mrs. A. f. IN
viii he sorry TO learn that she is eon;ina
to her her home by serious attaclz T,
grip.
Mrs. Harriet 5. Ankeny. native 9
Berlin, recently celebrated the ninety
fourth anniversary Of her birth at bo
home in Des Moines, Iowa.
James MeCntcheon, a wealthy Pittsbur
iron-master, died AT his home in AIleqbo
ny, Monday. He was the father-;n-I.y
OF Mrs. Tom" McCutcheon, nee Mis-
Annie Sanner, Of this place.
Henry Z. Miller, the tax-collector a
Northampton township, has been rnvste
riously missing from his home since ear
iy last week and his bondsmen ar
anxious TO learn his whereabouts.
\ number of needed improvement.
viii be made TO the Commercial Hotel,
before the new landlord-Mr. Jacob n
Ninters-takes possession on April Isl
Mr. Winters is an experienced hotel man
There are not less than fifty welI-defn
ed cases Of grip in town at this writing
and new cases are reported every hour
4 number of additional eases of scarlet
fever have been reported the past few
days.
Services as usual in the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath morning and even
ing, conducted by the pastor. The even
ing sermon Will be the conclusion of q
series ON the Beatitudes: ''The noble ar
my of martyrs"
J. II. Beachy, of Salisbury. purchased
at Sheritfs sale, for S20,000, the great El-
lison Stock Farm, near Beatrice. Neb.,
consisting of eight hundred acres of land.
with houses and barns; also, residence
and large livery barn IN Beatrice.
\ number Of the most progressive
farmers of this county, who engage in
the manufacture of maple sugar and ma
pie molasses, have equipped their camps
with the latest improved machinery. in
Guiding tin or galvanized iron pals and
spouts for collecting the sap.
Mr.. Abner Mckinley. of New York.
spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday
with Somerset friends. Mrs. and Miss
Mckinley are spending the present
month at Atlantic City and will come 10
Somerset some time during the month Of
April for prolonged visit.
Mr.. III. c. White, of Chambersburg.
Pa. viii be at the Somerset House, on or
about March 18th, with complete lire Of
samples of choice suitings and trouser-
ings, where he viii be pleased 10 receive
the orders of his customers. Satisfaction
is always guaranteed by Mr. White.
Lizzie Ankeny. a well-known working
woman about town, died very unexpect-
edly Sunday night at her home in the
west ward, aged about fifty years. Death
resulted from a aparalytic stroke. The de-
ceased was native Of Jenncr township,
where a number Of her relatives still re-
side.
II. 4. Crow, Deputy Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue, viii be at the Somerset
House tomorrow Thursday 10 receive
the returns of all residents of Somerset
and vicinity who are liable 10 be assessed
under the income tax law. The indica-
tions are that there will not be much Of a
rush to see Mr.. Crow.
An effort is being made to have a new
township erected out of the east half Of
Quemahoning township. 1t is said that a
of the people of HOoversville
are opposed to the scheme, since they
wish to have that village incorporated in
to a borough. The population Of Hooy-
crsville is between 800 and f)o, plenty
large enough for borough.
Mr.. and Mrs John Marsion and filmi
y, Of Philadelphia, VIII arrive in town
when they viii take up their
residence for the summer in the unoccu-
pied house OF Mrs. Marston's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Roberts, recently
TO Blairsyille. Mr.. MarSt0n,