The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04

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.-i a,r i've years of sobriety,
~ Ie1a ,...,,er. Of san Francisco. CAL
lrse o.r5ed S5ol.0eo under the
OH, nther's will
p.r-an. Somerset boy, form-
Sanae. .sr f,r the q. x @, at Con-
y'i''' -. purchased a cigar store in
-'..., ..,,r and viii locate there
ia wants electric light, but
ieyel'-v more than so ayear per
80 7" -l,i.r she ligh; company asks
bf.b persists day after day.
','-- -. neglected any longer II
old a.ll.,..la- p. more ghan mere local !
,f the sooner it is relieved
r5ae Ayers Cherry Pectorai.
'4.-''' ,.s.t aud sure 10 cure
man be, SO that he could ride
an l''' !, 81 ,awmjlL When his
",ii the bet she remarked. sym, sym,
10" pa -.-. ..William was a good, kind
ls'''--r. I.,, he didn't know much about
..-Banent cure for chronic
be ., '-.'' thoroughly eNpei the poison
''il L'.[.,.m l,y the faithful aud per
-.. AYERS sarSaParilla- This
u remedy proves successful
aie..'' Lament has failed TO re-
the sufferer
.,sr Hun Of Greensburg has
MN securing two men to act as
.-,5rr theeNperiment oi rural
''.S - i'm We>tmoreland county
.,+si. time it was thought the
ioD' o. vanli have TO be abandoned
I.ra s,r- that the Postoilice De-
~ .-.,1-i not pay over 500 ayear
-. while the lowest bid was
The Inauguration OF the
Ne. morelaud county now
.,-arei-
-s Blaine Beale, with her a''or-
,-.r Cornish. of Augusta, ap-
5fel-s Judge whirehonse, Of the
.-,-r- at Augusta, Ne, on
Sbsaupliei for divorce from
-.~7 Tuxton Beale. which was
Mr.. BcaIe asked the custody
la4 Walker Blaine Beaie, aged
..a. and waived all claim to dow
-.-,,rr. The papers in the case
u..7 IN Nr. Beale in Washington
- and na opposition 10 the pro-
r--. IA, made by him. Ms. Beal
-rrrs-- daughter of James q.
-..,7 ,ra reason for divorce was
7-s % support
.,rr,vfrr swfndle Is being worked
= cent .rrrrie. i'm Ohio; this Is the
-i.ro-5,. Sufudler No. / calls upon
-,a-v.,l.a patent wagon tongue, and
~. him That he Il on his way home,
.-w-5aa good thing outof ii, and
III ,t.. county to sell. He tells
.-r,a- he can have 1t for 80, and II
---,. - -a write u him. In few
.a-rr.- No. > comes along He
..-f-r7- The farmer has the right Of
.,-r.r arthe patent wagon tongue
s.. be emaIe good thing OF It IN
..r-,sr-s. be- wants % buy the right
.,gr.r. and offers the farmer 500
nav. S.4 90 bind the bargain. The
~ ,-rf-.- NJ. III and sends to him ms
a-,H. Heueyer hears of either Of
men again. but his note comes up for
a,;9n ina neighb3riug town, and h
2H
,a time ago an article was published
.s ,,s,sI -aa. the cost of stopping a
had been figured up carefully, and
rrf Ia about = A. there are
aua regular stopping places for
--- ar d passenger trains on the Penn
ania r1aI. according 10 the estimated
s-f.r el-h stop. the company loses
n lH annually dv stops alone, or that
.bar words. il costs more than TO
the PUB between stations and pay
wage, of The train crews. Recently
,,ber estimate las made the cost of
,piu- a train 80 cents, and even this
"A rrnup into millions OF dollars on
Pennsylvania system in year.
decision Just handed down by the Su-
c5ur l. of interest T. ali lawyers
safe. a, Il settles veXed question
!, the dr,t ot It's kind made. The
arse il Philadelphia county. in an
l1 f6r damages for injuries against
al The Defendants attorney had
before the supreme court and at
same time the damage suit was call
Heaskei the lower court judge to be
sysi dai this was refused, and in
a5,enee the jury gave Judgment
l,. Tie railroad The defendant then
s. setting forth as one assignment
-r -4l- the DEFENDANTS lawyer
-ars aa-u relieved 10 attend Su-
r-1- The supreme court holds
B., u'a- take precedence over those
other r1lr--. and that is business
Be- despatched before that of any
reGr-. The higher court reversed
Judgment and ordered a new trial.
l1ds= sil they would protect law
placed in similar positions.
be relative numbers OF deaths among
prisoners North and South during the
Uar have often been made a subject
1lu1ye-sv among the advocates OF
side. - that a presentation Of the
IN lie case becomes a matter ofsome
-e'- According Co official reports.
7 were taken 10y the Confederates
1- tae Ea-, from beginning To end,
= Union soldiers. oi whom l6.43l
psFa-ei 0n the field. The Union
ssg,grsd altogether. inclnding the
i-s'- surrender al tle armies OF Lee.
son and others at the close OF the
-s.e 4I4ll Coulelerates of whom
t "eie para.ei 9n the field and al
7 % return % their homes. The Con
-,s prisons thus contained. from
% -->.- l.s.l-7 Union salIiers. while
a-e-f--g- were imprisoned in
-' l---=> .. detention in the North.