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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-07-04

NJ. \. -. Ramsey, Of De Leon, Texas,
was " ;5..-I>rcr from C2tarrh il is
worst form. Jruly. his description OF
his a1!.cr;1mS seem lio.ie short OF mar
veloE&. lns-cld OF seeking his couch
glad f~r the Nights coming, he went to
il with terror, realizing that another
lon~, weary, wakcGul night and a
struggle 10 breathe was before h.n.
he LEON, TEXAS.
Meec.G Littn,an F,og., SL-unuah, a..
GENTS: / have used nearly four bottles of
+. =. i. | was afflicted from the crown of my
head 20 the suIcs of nv feet Your T. T. p
has crccG my difficulty of brcathin&c smother
in :, adaptation OF the heart, and has relieved
ile Of all pain. one nostri closed for
ten years, but now can breathe through it
readily.
save not slept on either side for two years;
in fact, dreaded to see night come. Now
Sleep sOundly in any position all might.
Lam 80 wears old, but expect soon to he able
- take hold of the pow handles. feel glad
that was lucky enough to get =. =. p, and
heartily recommend it to my friends and the
public generally.
Yours respectfully,
A NJ. RAMSEY.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, &C
County Of ComanChc, So
Before the undersigned AUTHORITY, on this
day, personally appeared \. NJ. Ramsey, who,
foregoing statement made by him relative to
the virtue of =. Z. Il. medicine, is true.
A. NJ. RAMSEY.
Sworn to and subscribed before m this,
August 4th, 1891.
J. NJ. LAMBERT, n. P,
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\. B.-ALL WORK DONE IN MY
STUDIO AND GUARANTEED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15
pionship OF liberty. science and refine

pionship OF liberty, science and refine
mcnt.
Then find there Is certain royalty
about the Chrlstly principles Of your
knighthoOd. The prompting to deeds Of
virtue and bcncVOlcnce, uf brothcrly
love and helprulness are Chrtstly In
their bearings
In your "Armortal rank Sf esquire"
find honor is the shield IL the knight.
with purity OF Intentions and actions.
Here you exercise watchfulneSs lest IN
an ungunrdpd moment you fall into
eternal regrets Exercising discretion
Justice frugality and charity makes
you a candidate for higher hOnOrs-Of
chvnlrIc knIghthhnd-w the eye is
fixed upon the cross as the protection
from the arch enemy Royal kpiGhth0od
IL bravery In the right true courage in
friendship. 4 royal knight IL he who Is
faithful In his duties to himself, his
family and his fellows; hc who Is roy
ally true To his obligations will he n
good citizen, faithful father. attractive
nclGhbor, and earnest christian The can-
not help but he. He VIII be unselilsh,
energetic, Industrious and filled with
brotherly Kindness. In short. he will
be n follower OF the blessed Lord who
came To hrlng peace on earth and good
VIII IN men. 1 ne NbNdlNN bl AIhf
knlEhthoOd has always been 10 allen-'
late suffering, help the unfortunate.
care for the sick. comfort the dying,
lay at rest the dead. protect the h2mr,
support the fatherleSS and the widow,
These elements NJ sacred knighthOod
were the inspiration of Him whose
heavenly royalty was revealed to man
in Christ Jesus: who came with that
divine programme OF royal knlghthood
as the inspiration direct from heaven.
II was His royal work to h"nl the bro
ken hearted. to deliver captivcs. to give
light to the blind. beauty FOR asl:es, oil
Of jay Tor mourning, and the garments
OF praise for the spirit Of hcaVencss
This was His royal business ana II"
went about doing II. As Royal knights
beScech you follow your leaders path;
he moved by His spirit and devotion.
This age needs new revelations Of
character rs did the age OF Damon and
pyfhils
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TO pUT.IN.BAY.

The Ruiidsrs' E1ehnmge 10 Go In the
Great Lake Resort Neat ThHrslay.'
one II the most delightful outings
ever undertaken by nny Wheeling or
ganIzatlon viii be- the Builders EE-
change outing to Toledo and Put-in-Bay
next Friday, the 10Th Promptly ut II
O'Clock a. H.. city time. n special train
for the occasion will leave over the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railway, In
charge nf Travelling Passenger Agent
u. X. Wood. At Toledo the Builders
Exchange Of that city Will tender a re.
ccptlOn to the exchange Of Wheeling and
their friends on the excursion. The
party will leave Toledo at . a. M. Satur-
day on an elegant steamer for n forty
mile ride on Lake Erie to Put-ln-l Bay,
arriving there for dinner and remaining
two days AZ the Hotel Victory. the finest
resort hotel in the country. This hotel
will he formally opened for the season
on June Goth by the Builders Exchange.
a fine band from 81. Louis has been pro-
cured for the nccasiOn. The fishing,
boating and bathing II Of the best
Leaving Put-in-B Ray Monday morning
for Toledo. that city will be visited aud
the trip TO Wheeling win be made Mon
day evening.
The railroad and steamer fares. lodg-
ing breakfast In Toledo. two days nt
Hotel VictOry,-ctc.. has been placed at
the low price NJ $40 for everything. a
large number should Join the exchange
on this occasion, for all will be cordially
welcome Many ladies' are going on the
"trip aud a special coach Will be- reserved
for them and their escorts. The special
tickets covering everything can now be
had from ". l.. McNeclX, assistant sec
rotary ~ the Builders Exchange, At the
rooms OF the exchange.
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The pupils Of Or. Bonnhcim's Sun
day school had their annual cNamina-
tinn yesterday morning and the pro-
grrss OF the children was pleasing
feature Mir. Samuel Kraft addressed
the children otter the examination, eN-
pressing his satisfaction with the result
OF the examination. implrtinE AZ the
same time excellent advice to hts young
hearers. Then followed Mr., Henry
Jacobs, Vice president OF the conGrc-
CATION. as also Mcsscs. y, l.. Kraft.
Emanuel EmsheImcr. IsEnCl lscnbcrE.
Berthold Hamburger and ]. Z, Eirtz. an
or whom Landed the Crcditahlc work
rendered The president thanked Mas
tcrs Il. and Z. Horkhcimer. H. Q. Bau
and Miss GuEtnChen BoHnhcim for
their efficient work and assistance in
the Sunday school. The children have
their vacation now and the school Will
not reopen until the fall.
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GENERAL NOTICE.


NOTICE
OF the drawing FOR redemption NJ had,
OF 1870 OF the city Of Wheeling 4A
Notice IS hereby given hy tho rDrr,-..
ElunorH of the loan Of 1855 0f the ,lr.. -
Wheeling that on Jun" t. l,6. pIl-. ...,
Ia the requirements Of tho urdipHnr, o..
said city, passed May y. 1855, rnurlcf An
ordinance 10 provide Tor the Issue al
sale OF bonds OF tho city pf Whp,Irg O.,
be known ug bonds Of lssI. and lar 81,
redemption and payment thereof. and rr.-
Vidlng for The payment into tho rIiG.ir A..
ury Of certain amounts from III" u.ypn,,I
Of the gas ana water works" the fpIlou,
Ing described bonds Issued under s,td
ordinance were duty determined hv 1or Io
said commissioners for reclamation az
payment on the first day OF Julv ~
tO-wit: Bonds No. three C5J Tor yiy,. ~
eight CO Tor 500: No ten 90 for $40. IA
scvcnty-four 40 for $500; No, one hgrlr,J
and fifteen as for $1,000: No ono hlndr..
and thirty-GiX NSGl. for 5000. 80 orn
hundred and thlrty-nfnC (lgl FOR 81 mn. 81
Onc hundred and ninety-fUur N.U '-
1900: No. two hundred and thirty.,yro
t232j Tor $500: No. two hundred and fgir,,'
hfty-throc $3.50 FOR $1,000: No. two hlrdr1j
and sOycnty-slN 600 for 500, 10 Iva
hundred aud ninety-ilyC (e9jl for s. IN.
and No. three hundred and twenty -'ng!
l22D Tor Sl,gV; that said bonds Will h. 70.
deemed and paid at the Bank Of tho ON,
Valley, IN the city OF wheeling. W.,
virginia, by said commissioners ON and
after said first day OF July, 1886, HuI fHR,
said bonds 10 determined Igiil cease m
bear interest from the last mcnuuaoi
day ana date. ,a....
THE LOAN OF lNl.
by p. u. DOBBiNS.
jCS Chairman
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SONS on TIE REYoLuT1oN.
4 SprrIAI sermon Delivered by Rev. DIR.
SMope I.nIt Evening.

A SprrIAl sermon Delivered by Rev. DIR.
SWopc Last Evening.
Rev. r. Rush Swope, D. d., rector OF
St. Matthew's church. preached spc-
cial sermon to the Some Of the Eevolu-
ton last night and the organization
was well represented. The large cdlflce
was well filled at hnlf-past :, when Or.
Swopc opened the services, The choir
had prepared excellent sIFcial music.
Including several patriotic hymns
DR.. SwopS c0mpllmcntcd the orSanI-
EatlOn first on its existence and second
upon Its object. which Is to keep green
In the memories OF the later generations
the vnlor and bravery OF the fathers.
He dwclt upon the war OF the rcvOlu-
ton, It's hardsnipS and how the patriots
who fought. blcd and died. deserved
TINT their deeds should br ever STAMPED
upon tho mind; NJ the American people.
DR.. Swcpc closed his sermon with
an eloquent description Of odd Glory
and It's destiny to ever wave over n
prosperous. God loving and God fearing
people,
Among members OF the organization
present We're: Col. c. W. BrOCkuni"r,
vice president state society. General
Alfred Caldwell. Dr. Reed Baird. Or.
Eugene Hildrcth: Messrs. Joseph Du-
Bots, Archie Hhull. Alfred PAUL. Joseph
PAUL. Charles Lamb. Alex UpdeEraff.
Wilbur Taiiman. All Tnliman. S. II.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Stranger, In the city anu wheeling Folk.
Abroad.


Abroad.
W. Brady. OF New York, is at the
Stamm.
George c. Sharp, of cadIz, Ohio, was
IN town yesterday.
w. W. Walker. OF Washington, Pa,
was AT the Howell yesterday
Colonel Robert McEldowncy, Of New
Mlrtin8Villc, IL registered at the Wind
scr.
Mrs. L. Hazicton, of New StaEevtiic,
Ohio. is visiting her father, George Nc
Keller. OF South Front street. Island
General Il. +. Fleming. formerly OF
Fairmont but ut present residing near
Philadelphia. was in be city Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph McSabb. OF BelIaire. has
the agency for AS neat and attractive
Mckinley badge aS has been seen here.
c. \. SwcarcnEcr and c. Il. c, Chan
crllor. Parkershurg, and VIII \. Hdr-
rlnEtOn, Sistcrsvillc, were here ycster-
day.
Mrs. john CarmaCk and daughter
Miss Anna, are spending the summrr
with their daughter, Mrs. John ID.
Lewis. At Bethany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Theirs. Of the
Island. have returned from Chicago,
w!srrr Mr. Theirs attended the annual
meeting OF the freight agents asSOcia-
ton, Il was a very enjoyable meeting.
The Empire ouartcc;e, OF Pittsburgh.
composed u Messrs M. T. Herring.
William J. Smith. George McEcwry, \.
Silvcrman and j. L. Johns. i paying
visit to the Premier Banjo. Mandolin
and Glec Club. Of this city. Thy are
registered at the Stamm.
Among the West VirSinians registered
at the different hotels yesterday were:
McLurc-C. =. Davidson. Warrington.
Il. +. Yates aud james Hunter Man
ningtru; c. W. Asch. + W Wclch. c. r.
WEIGH. ClurkshurG: Anthony Smith.
Wick. James Hutchinson. ParkcrgburS.
windsnr-F. L. Furbrc, Huntington.
II. F. Camden. Petersburg; $. Robin
son, Harrigyill-. G W. VI. HpN Point
PleaSant:J. n Holley, Charleston. How
clI-CharlcI Whitman. Clark0burg: G.
NJ. Thompson. Weston: A. y. PriChard.
Warrington: Miss Laura Grimm. Par
kcrsburE. Stamm-J. $. Robinson.
Smi'hncld: John H. Hook and wife.
Grafton.
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SPECIAL sale Of Kid Gloves. from Zoe
10 71c u pair, at l.. :. Good q Co.'s.
Low Excursion Rates to Denver, Colo.
VIA the baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.

on June u and 10 the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets
To Denver Colorado. ut rate Of one
far, FOR the round trip. plus 81 On. ac-
count Junior Order United American
Mechanics National Council. Tickets
will b" good for return leaving Denver
June 20 to %, Inclusive, but are subject
to an extension until July Il, II dcposl-
ted with Joint Agent at Denver on or
before Jun. 20. 1886
For further information call on or
address any Baltimore a. Ohio ticket
agent. or l.. S. Allen. Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Chicago. III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

Yesterday was Childrens Day In the
presbytcrinn churches and Mt the Sec
ond church the young folks had charge
Of the morning services. The church
was crowded and the congregation en-
joyed the interesting services. The
choir Ind specially prepared pro-
ErammC. The address was by the pas
tor. Rev. Joseph Spe"T
The church was nicely decorated with
flowers aad the carvlCcs were OF u most
nnf1bly chnrHTipr
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KID GLOVES from IOc to I've pair, al
l., >. Good q Co.'s.

MR.. JAMES PERDUE. an old soldier
residing at Monroe. Mich, was SEVERELY
afflicted with rheumatism but RECEIVED
prompt relief from pain by using
Chamberlaln's Pain Balm. He says:
at times my back would ache so badly
that ! could hardly raise up. II had
not gotten relief | would not Ia here TO
write these Few lines ChambnrlSin's
Pain BALM hRs done ire great doll %
good and feel very thankful for It."
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The Childrcr's Day exercises at Wcs-
leg NJ. +. Church were Of very inter
csting nature. In the morning hne
programme was carried out. The sing
lnE waI under direction Of tn" choir.
presided over by Harry =. Boyd a
large and attentive audience was pres
ont. In .hc afternoon N" Sunday school
was very full and the exercises very In
iercstinE AZ night The choir gave 4
song service, assisted by others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

Mrs. Kccvcr. Of England. well
known Temperance advocate, delivered
an interesting adlr,gs on that subject
tn q large audience At the Fourth
street NJ. r. church last night. She
attended to the Indifference exhibited
by ~ many men who are theoretically
In favor Of prohibition. Tho music by
the choir was unusually fine. tho choir
giving Joy Bells" admirably.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

Th" wust Virginia Iiumnnc Society
viii hold melting at n" chamber N
commerce this evening Many Import
ant mattorH will be brought M FOR con-
sidrritlnu and II ~ earnestly desired
that thcr" be- ull attendance Of mem
h"rs ana friends n this worthy phllan-
thr0plC organization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

KID GLOVES from Toe I" 400 pair, at
T.. =, Good 4 CO.'a.

WE might tell you more about one
MinLtr Cough cure, but you probably
know that II cures q cough Ever ono
d1oG who has used g. II 81 q perfect
remedy f"r coughs colds. hOargencss II
Is an especial fly0rit" Tor children, he
Ing pleasant 10 take and quick In curing
Charles u Gootzr. corner Twelfth aud
Market EltDgH, Bowie n Company.
bridgeport, Peabody " Son, Brnwond,
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TOR SAID.

c-room frame house. bath. hot and cold
water: also double frame house. I rooms
on each side. with all necessary out
buildings. suitable for two families. hpil
gases. between Seventh and Eighth
streets. east side OF Market ST. lot JJNi5!
feet. 4 bargain ut $500.
House. u rooms. large center halls. with
modern coIivCnienCes. and large lot 10.
a,Cg ChapllRC ~. Cheap and terms easy.
one OF the finest houses IN Park View
rooms and hail, hardwood finish. win
ono acre OF land to sgmc, at bargain
$3.50.
terms easy $500.
.ots on Lind ~. and McColloch st. Eas:
Wheeling. SlNi 10 $3.50 each.
House, rooms and hall, Market street.
Centre Wheeling. cheap, 3L2p.
Splendid pldE. site for dwelling. ION 81.
IiOuSE, . TOVHIS. 2Ith st. $500.
House. rooms and hall. with all modern
improvements. Chupline St. Centre
House. rooms and hall. 18th St. 800
House. 6 rooms, 18th St. 81. 400.
House. rooms. in BelvadCrc ado, $50.
House. II rooms and store room. Main
st. near 2lst ST.. lot 44Xl22 IT.. $3.50.
House. rooms. hni and large lot. 18th
House. rooms and G.roomel house IN
rear: lot 50NlsO It, 18Th st. sou
House. rooms. brick. with hall, Jacob
St. Centre Wheeling; cheap. $500
House. rooms. brick. Eoft ST. 9Th ward.
'-i House. rooms. y. Market St; chc0a.
lots on Lind st. selycdcre. s. each
House, rooms. Wilson St. Centre
Wheeling: easy terms, SlJ.
House. rooms and attic. Jacob It, ON
""'S' ''''S'' ----1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS
Hold Annual Memorial Exercises
at Thomson Church.
FIVE HUNDRED OF THE KNIGHTS

Attended the ssrvIrrs--Dr. EieElcy'S Ad.
drsss was Eloquent aud Thoughtful.
Beauty Of the Principle, or,hs PythIAm
Order spoken of by the Nlnistsr-sPcOlAI
services for sons of the Revolution at
ST. Matthew's-Othsr Church Services.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE


A very desirable residence and business
pIopcrty, corner Main and Tenth streets.
No. GI Fifteenth street, I rooms, brlck,
No iGi Sixteenth street, lot ahAis3 teet
A tinu residence In Pleasant valley.
Nos 1870 and 1872 Seventeenth street.
No s kentucky street, 4 rooms.
Z EturrTuOms and dwellings renting tot
SlSl 10 per month. corner Market and
twentieth streets, pays u per cent
No 3 Kentucky street. lot 31LliO tect.
4 iinc IN.4FIrnCc on Virginia street. All
modern cullV outeucc, price low.
No. gcl@ ChupIine street. large BRICK
building.
No. 1876 18th street. rooms and stah!e
lot corner Main and Sixteenth street.
No lsi 18th street, rooms ana hatA.
No 1893 Chapline street. rooms.
No. 1878 Chaplinc street, rooms,
Iot ON Main St, between I'D ana go sta
Z lots on North Wabash street.
No. 81 South broadway. residence OF J.
Z Hughes Esq
OF Iexls1 North York street.
I,ot No, 20 Indiana ST., { rooms, modern
M a ~ Wabash St, 6 rooms. cheap.
A nnC lot in Pleasant Valley.
No IS Vermont street. rooEls; lot 2Sxl0o
feet 81. 500
MONEY TO LOAN.
R!NEHART g. TATUM,
The City Bank Building.
TelrubonC 30 ap2
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DDN'T fail To ntirmh tile special sale Of
Kd Gl"Jr', from Toe 60 7U0 u pair Rt L.
\, Good - CU.'ss
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FINANCIAL.

G. LAME, pres. JOS. sEYBoLD. Cashier.
J. A. JEFFERSON. Asst. Cashier.
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ROLF GO IAN "a,
Ins M N fNn,Irtncnrh Srrnet
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-25
A Pauper's Funeral.

A poor woman, charge on Westmore
land County, died in this place one day
last week, says the Indiana Messenger
A local undertaken offered to have the
body Lecently inferred for $50, but thai
was too much money for the Westmore-
land authorities to expend on pauper
and they sent their own undertaken over.
He arrived on the 7:25 p. ". train and
hurried to the house where the body lay.
He had with him a cheap pine coffin,
into which he hastily tumbled the corpse
When asked to leave the body at the
house where he found it till morning, in
order that the children of the deceased
might look on the face of their mother
once more, he declined, aud had the
coffin taken to livery stable, where il
remained until morning, when he had it
taken to the station for the 6:25 train.
His entire conduct and speech were
brutal in the extreme, though he said he
was giving the dead woman better
funeral than the average.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-25
Pleasant Hill Church Dedicated

The handsome new United Evangelical
Church. known as the pheasant Hill
Church." III Somerset township was ded-
icated to the worship of God on Sunday
morning. The dedicatory sermon was
preached by thePresiding Elder, Rev. T..
Bach, of Hyndman. Following the SER
mon sum, about $1,000, was raised to
wipe out the debt resting upon the build
ing. Addresses were made by the pastor,
Rev. Yoder, and by Revs. Imboden, of
| lockwood; Powell, of Salisbury; and
Houpt and Saylor, of Somerset. Great
interest was manifested in the exercises.
The church was crowded to its utmost
capacity by members of the congregation
and visiting brethren.
The sermon in the evening was preach
ed to large audience by Rev. Powell,
upon the conclusion of which the sacra-
nent OF the Lords Supper was admins
tered.
Saturday evening Rev. Imboden, of
lockwood, preached TO large congrega-
ton.
Two additional United Evangelical
Churches Are now in course of erection
ON the Somerset circuit and the Pleasant
Hill congregation were, therefore, only
able to secure limited outside aid to wards
the building of their house of worship.
But they were determined to have a
church building of their own, after they
had been deprived of their former home,
and with commendable zeal on the part
of all the individual members of the
charge and great liberality on the part
of those who were perhaps best able to
bear the burden they accomplished their
purpose. The new church is one of the
most comfortable and tastily fitted up in
the county and reflects great credit upon
the congregation.
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Shot at the Engineer .

Wilbert Allen, colored youth of Is
years, was lodged in Jail Sunday morn
/ ing to await trial on a charge OF shooting
with intent 10 kill. 1t appears that Allen,
who is a resident OF Johnstown. started
hunting last Friday morning, armed with
a rifle. Not finding game plentiful he
concluded to turn road agent and hold
up the Somerset * Cambria local freight.
Shortly after the train mentioned passed
Bethel on its way to Johnstown Allen ap-
peared al the side of the track and sig
nailed the engineer-Wm. Otto of Rock
wood-to stop. otto checked the speed
OF his train and as the engine passed
where Allen was standing he called upon
the engineer to halt. Otto paid no atten-
tion to the colored lads command and
the next instant was startled 10y bullet
that shattered the glass in the loco motive
cab. The bullet grazed the engineer $
head and particles of glass were thrown
into his face.
When Engineer Otto returned TO Rock
wood he communicated the facts above
stated to the B. S o. detective with the
result that an information was lodged
against Allen and his arrest and impris-
onment followed.
Allen was employed as a waiter in a
Johnstown restaurant where he WAS
found by the officer. He does not deny
the charge.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-25
Our Ribbon Stock

Has never been so large and cheap as
it is this season. If you want pretty
ribbon give us call.
Ladies' Cloth and Plush Capes, La
dies and Misses Jackets, we are now
receiving superb line-good quality
new styles at cheap prices.
Cloth Capes, 81, 50, 81. s., 81, to 50.
Plush Capes, S4.75, So, 81, s. to so.
Ladies' and Misses Jackets, 81, $3.50,
So, 81, 50. 81, to SS.
In Mems Ladies' and Children's
Underwear we have large stock and
have done big trade in them, we can
give extraordinary low prices.
Come and see our all-wool and cotton
Blankets, Comforts, Bed Spreads, Car
pets, Rugs, Soft Oil Cloth, Lace Cur
tains, Window Blinds, Carpet Yarns,
etc.
Our Domestic Stock is full up. ALI
wool Flannels, Outing Cloths, Laneas-
ter Ginghams, Calicoes, Bleached and
Unbleached Muslins, Cotton Flannels,
etc. Life is too short to mention all the
nice things and good bargains we have
to show you. Call and see that we
mean what we advertise.
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A Tribute.

At a meeting of the Somerset County
Medical Association the death of DIR. 5.
S. Good was reported and committee
was appointed 10 draft suitable express
sion thereon:
Gods ways are beyond our knowledge.
Our brother physician, DIR. ). s. Good, of
Meyersdale. is dead. As a citizen he was
moral and upright; as an associate he
was a christian gentleman; as a physi-
clan he was skillful and successful.
We deplore his death, we revere his
memory. Therefore, be it
ResolUed That these presents be re-
corded upon the minutes of the Associa-
ton and published in the county papers
as an expression of our appreciation of his
character and services.
May he rest in peace.
a. L. SPEICHER,
a. c. HARRISON,
III. e. MCKINLEY.