The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-03-27
..5,,. cleveland was aged IS on

6'E =. house Of representatives
Ii' NJ rs.olulion making Abraham
br z,,;--l, lay legal holiday.
la''. ..,,,,s patients had better take no
Pr ~. 3,.s, from now on. As there IS
y nv .l,an.e in days aud dates
Bill Mitchell, of Chester,
Il n'is hing his 9lsi year, has never
F'- ant from home over night
ben Treasurer Taylor, Of South
EHs'',,5, -,. sole S555,oeo of the public
D''l has been arrested in Mexico
ali> s,pre,ne court has decided
20. .,r,an carriers are liable to ship
ti' ,'.ll1 damages arising from delay
General Adam Badeau,
Brig'-i'e- .-...-y secretary. died sudden
, riigeuood, y j. Oh iueS'''S '' '
IL .,;.b warship Roina Regenta
10. s,nud wrecked near the Straits
= .l.sr and i3) men aboard have
vssl Dow, ''the Father Of
Gen., en- celebrated his sist birthday
P--.- ~ Land. Maine, Wednesday. lie IS
--zssIlent health.
,r,,s,rong county grand JURY Ia
Joe - ,,.,ant 10 the court, last week,
1'I.5.- - IF The jail said: There are
rs .bera that have a great many
s'-i' 80, - -.-su5t comfortable compan-
"a should be banished-'
,,-snr To buy first-class musi-
Do ...-rt ,t a moderate price? Go
rrser,, drug Store
.r,.klaad Me- man has unique
=, s.,,unt for the warmer winters
.-5 .,-r,aiiate vicinity. He says that
n granite has been moved South
s.ousrr.es Of the North that the
- --lbss been tipped thereby toward
t5e Sla
normal school viii be opened at
.-s.-1yf,. Monday. April 29th, with @.
s,ri,r and F. q. Frybarg as teachers.
~, r-,sper.s for a large school are very
eaour5ging.
r Richardson, formerly OF the
,,,-,rr,bela House. Pittsburg. is about
.-...-.ba.a a half interest in the Tod
~ Youngstown. Landlord Baker
"a a7-vear lease Oft. This property
s-,r,si n S4.oll Mr. Richardson is
-.-areof shade township this county.
ps.sfved two car loads of Fertilizers
s.-.,ripr crops. Complete manure for
,,,s..ss. vegetables and corn.
&C. DAVIS. Somers ct, Pa.
a-a- sS4.01) has mysteriously disap-
af from the United States Mint at
5.,41 Ner.. and five clean-ups in quick
.-,,...f1a have failed 20 reveal the
.-.e Of the shortage. The shortage
ri. discovered about a month ago, ac-
.-fne to Hirsch Harris, the melter.
c4ra-rme1t Inspector Mason has been
srsss. and expects to be able to clear up
,ss mystery III a day or two
Clp:sin skinner. pension agent fo-this
s..ris.. j. at work mailing notices to p
sausnsioners who viii receive an in
s-l,a this quarter. by reason OF the re-
.nt amendment to the pension laws. A.
r-.yisuslv published, the increase VIII
r=r. those who have heretofore received
- than - per month from the govern
malt
Readers ofthe HERALD should not for
- that J. y. Snyder. the druggist, can
l.their eyes with glasses.
IN. Baldridge. one ofthe most prom
tnant members 81 the Blair county bar,
FL dead - he was about to enter his
oHa in HolHdaysburg on Monday morn
-z 4 few minutes before his death Mr..
EIir:dge had left the court house where
eh4d presided a, meeting ofthe Blair
county lar association.
There i said 10 De one editor in heav-
E- How he got there Is not positively
known. but il is eonjeetured that he
PISSED himself off for n minister and step
Jed IN Unexpectedly. When the dodge
Vas discovered they searched the realms
o.t,icity in al their length and breadth
fra lawyer 70 draw NJ the necessary
papers f1r his ejectment, but they
rllin't find one. and, Of course, he held
ile .ort-Er.
Tie Indiana Normal School OF Penn
s-iyania viii open the Spring Term Of
tu1een weeks April ,, 1886. Tuition for
he term. twelve dollars for teachers.
S,uient, may board in clubs.
When Frederick Douglass was living AZ
Rochester. y. y. and his children were
T7lng. they were not allowed to attend
tLe Pub.ic schools. nor could white teach
81 be hired % teach them az home. Mr..
blssl2,> was obliged TO send 10 England
ioFrocure govcrness for his children.
Ial- was Rochester then On the day of
Frederick Douglass burial in Rochester
b. lay in state in the City Hall. crowds of
et.zsns came 10 look upon his face, and
ai'ine's in the city was saspended.-Ne,r
Irk W3rld
sad Incident occurred in Armstrong
county. ly which Mrs. David Stitt lost
--- -i.e 4 constable subpenaing wit
-s',as IN an arson case had a subpoena
ir IN. David Slit, a cousin of James
-. one of the defendants. Mrs. Stiu
'-,lna alarmed when She saw the officer
al iriei t. rua away. He. however, got
u'as holse and opened the door, when
sls idslL The c)roasr he'll an in
gl-,- and decided thst the cause Of her
a9-.h wa heart disease.
Iae io.loTinE letters remaining in the
l'''l.f e a, Somerset VIII he sent 70 the
'ali Le-er OH -e ifn3t called fo- within
'-l days f-'n tlis date. March -. 1875:
mex John; H7rne-. N. G.; Miller.
"l- j.; Pr9lsy, Minerva: Pero. g l.;
long Chris; T.5hs. Fannie; Thompson.
,Laa' Wilson, Adiie; Walker, Beasie;
"ai9key. Elizabeth.
SOLOMON Uni. p. VI.
-le Personal Rec,llections ofJoan OF
beginning in Hagp-,'s MIgl-iae
April viii show Joan a. > daughter
me people; the incident Of her girlhood
Der rustic playmates aud in the
> % aIe'lic associations; her child
'e->-iiious, peopiing her earth with
-s Presence suggested by fairy folk
--l >i'E2e' of the saints her distress
-.etlaes fo- her country, fed con-
any DE ldns, OF defeat that pierced
islr. and opened there the fountain
f''PA-ty; the heavenly voices and
l' nat n1urishei the hope Of deiiv-
l.iai should surely come through
--5' conquest ola corrupt eonri; her
'.-l- irium9hs: he- betrayal and mar
IN. The auih1r's Is not disclosed.
'.a- for the Illustrations has been
'-1''i 57 Mr. F. y. Da Mond amid the