The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-03


l 5e Bedford springs
,'s,'slkoepers ~ have made a list OF
+.;s-axieated persons and have
~ -, 20 each one requesting
..,..s forIiquor at then bars
...,.r Court decided that ped
%, .,-ora Rhode Island com
s rigbt to sell their wares any
-y . .,I9 Ip9,rnsylvania wi'hou; a license.
p I'M. y pa.ients had better take no
D. s''il L.. from now on. as there is
fs'i p. ',,1,..e ia days and dates.
8 =, p.-5-3 says: Seven ofour
Th' e.. we're hauled before Burgess
tea i'', r,..Isv morning aud required
F'' - So TWO dollars apiece as fine
or violating the ordinances by
81 ''''' y s;.,nrbing the rest of the peo-
,5s @ night before, ,,.,,, =.
Lis' W r4,l.5pas D. Platt was drawn
nii'. '' p1-iur a trial he was called,
rsjl'.'' '-..,onding Judge Clayton or
81 aN - - fined SO. The fine can
. '-ii .-iis..ei. as Plat has been dead
having been drowned IN the
s,,rars River
.-.-. 10 buy a first-class musi-
I9yo- I9y.-,ert a. moderate price? Go
.-rasfs drug store
II .allock. the eminent Eng
" 80 n socialism, has written for
81 nrmber The Forum one OF the
's -,;oons explanations ofthe falla-
.s,.;.li,a which has ever appear
- The Real 'Quiutessence OF
- Ms a striking essay in Mr..
- Usual lucid style.
,sT school viii he opened al
rn Monday, April 29th, with O.
,,-srd F. Il. Frybcrs As teachers
-rT-ps.s for a large school are very
r9arsging-
D-,.bar of Centreville; MeSsrs.
" -, Flward Anderson, and Ed
nevis of I,rsina; p. F. Lininger,
,,r,rrtafn. Jud Jeifries. and Ed
srb,nrh. Of Confluence, and Jeif
- ,fWftenborg, Somerset County,
through this city Monday after
their way to Indiana to enter the
normal school at that place.
s Tlj-s.
.,,-sof-be HERALD should not for
+rLN. snyder. the druggist, can
.4ar4sss with glasses
- Ewing caused sensation IN
80 e,r-1 Il Uuiontown Monday
-;rg av renarking tiat hotel pro-
--FsIua right to take drink OF
-ofapv kind under the Brooks law.
..-t room was filled with applicants.
ri,b hut Two exceptions the entire
.,,-vi,l have to quit their favorite
-r,so CT run the risk Of losing their
slsa
PAT lanes Wilson. a leading geologist
s5s STATE II oregon, in speaking OF
r.-1 Pennsylvania, says: If we re-
81 -5s greatness ofits extent the pict-
gs beauty Of it. scenery, the salueri-
ifs climate: It's relative situation on
ointment. the fertility OF IS soil, is
.-ss1ei mineral wealth. its natural gas,
.1lsam. is industries, and IFS mag
,--r. system Of natural transportation,
4. rerhap, the most valuable spot on
d surface of the planet"
rs Brsddocz Eclrs tells q remarkable
.v in connection with the enthusiastic
wrsI services being held there by the
2s GarnaI and Speer. They visited in
yrb Braddock on Monday an elderly
r who had not had tie use Of her
sah fo- two years. At the reverend
-.aHan'S solicitation the woman
.l-r rep pentance. and, on being convert
| 1idenIy recovered her speech and
rr1w talk as distinctly a. before she
aze mute.
Flr lumbermen arressed for killing
u deer on Lick Run. Cleariield county.
Hiel their case on Saturday by paying
iaaof 500 and costs, making about
s. 3, the price oftheir fun and venison.
7 aet that the men committed the act
-hinkingly prompted the prosecutors
avi.hlraw the suit upon the payment Of
ls-ll fine and costs of preliminary
s1ng. Il is likely this costly expert
zeEII serve a. an object lesson for tine
SIX Observance Of the game laws in the
1rG
Received two car loads Of Fertilizers
l-qdag crops. Complete manure for
-l9ss, vegetables and corn.
A.C. DAVIS, Somerset, Pa
latHuning the conviction Of an attor-
yn charging more than Sl0, the fee al
gsi by Law for obtaining a pension,
.ls.e Brewster. Of the United States su-
Esae olut. recently said: Congress
] lgG liberty 10 give or withhold pen
Is may prescribe who shall receive
4 sernine ali the circumstances and
l-aoas Under which any application
s.1r shall represented. No man has
j 7-l right % a pension and no man has
.-l- right % interfere in the matter Of
j llng pensions for himselTor Others"
4 Ls1niU correspondent says that q
--s1'm dsmDohn of whisky was un-
/ Itaei By wlTkmen ig the LOyalhann9
'-- gap, Friday. The flask is OF an=
Ny.c and evidently had been buried
1 a3ame. Some believe it was lest by
.ias or Forbes, army. both.of which
fessi ever the spot. Others think il
e-s Product ofan old 'stili-honse,"
- vas operated several miles FROM
~ during .Ae latter part Of the last
1 E and that II with others was hid
lf.as the whisky instruction.
4 -l- -aiot wagons. baegies. surries.
4 -..s- and other vehicles have just
] ie'aiTel al T.. L. Simpsons ware
! tsa and see them before making
1ns.aa>es.
i Nay evening, when the mail train
i lag @reensburg. the agent. in mis-
/ 'a'aw OF "a Pi,isbnrg. pouch instead
4 'ealSblrg one. He did not dis
i --e mistake until the train had
4 -; iAen he threw the Greensburg
i 'l without notifying the mail car
1'Ae, agent there. Eastern Tx
Il -e along and cat it to pieces,
Il ny The fragments all along the
- ' almost quarter Of a mile.
Z WAS discovered search was
is the tracks. and the fragments
1 up. Several = bills were found,
@'a a number of checks, one of
Nas for over S5oa.
llS Aosier0rdinance providing
liaren under sixteen years cf
i N ita'e TIC streets at . O'Clock
..i'e| rings, has gone into effect.
's.liy enforced IN saltwater, Min
i - any child found on the street
cock is compelled 10 give a good