The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-10-27

.r1EGE T. scul-i- i1i''''
October =. 1877.
z-xrsnAl--
,...., novelties in the miilin-
Ala .t.s -.-a. al Mrs- Kate B.
gra,--
r-i,-Hand Qaarietie' win
The .r company. i cracker
r.sry..-iy ,h'a'd h''r 'n'''"'
20 ,,...b.lI. of Uuioniown, commit
]. H. - - bi- home by throwing
ie ,a,.'. ,s,.,s,rs q railroad 'rain' just as n''
t.l.,ss8 done siS years ago
i-l'' .-v os he Luzerne County
.1s >, Association, Rev Horace Horace Ea- !,
Haasnee Haae,'. sn Episcopal clergyman at
pin ia s,s been appointed Constable
A'l'''' -.5,.ing your Winter Hat or
be'',' - al Nrs. Kate b. Coiiroth $
,-. ss the largest line oi iAdies neNu
-, in the county.
s8periutendont Ulerich, OF
O'an', ,.n5 county. has cancelled Inc
Nss..n.-, ~ Prof. W. NJ. Mack, Principal
osTiiii...' .., nary schools, for changing
o :. .s-,ificsle. The school ooaId ne naeu
Bis e7i,,'', T.. -,urtesn and Maek's certiii-
ihs g'--.,.s-s5 fneen. He says that in
c.ie nm. -a.,-a the school the numbers
e7ds' " .-.;s,.te were altered, not by
S-r.sif a. but by another person.
,-,,b!si with that dreadful dis
va - 5-opsv. swollen from head to
sa,' P1riock Blood Bitters has com,
i'' - - me. Il j. a most wonderful
Fs,es Fa~ Joseph Herick, Lnwood'
s-s-,-a constitution, famiiiarly
l- .so,d Irousides, the one-hun-
So anniversary Of whose launching
dfs'- - Al Boston, Thursday, was
va w. liz q Philaielphian, Joshua
eHs--t-av,. .rhe father Of the American
h---t ,rb, also designed the United
l-'.' s,bs Constellation. The United
= - hgf-. in Humphreys yard,
-.-..i,-rf1n Il Boston and the Con-
,,..s-- AZ Baltimore. This was the be-
,s,ba United States Navy.
,rfr1 find a bewildering assortment
r-r and Winter Millinery Goods to
I'm 81 Mrs. Kate b. Coffroth's.
,.5rbat is more important, You VIII
- ,ba services of skillful and adept
+r=mme-s al her store
Wnmoth has purchased the
end oak timber, over 4lJacre from
= r.,,b ID. Miller heirs for Sl0,5oo. 1t
s,,,i- the finest timber tract left IN
-s-....--..v since the sale Of the Ashtoia
-. 0nsatf5ns viii begin next spring.
- u-.r-,,,l, now has orders booked for
.[.5srira-v of more than half million
-. N I1mfar. John y. Davis Il Sons
...srtrv estimated the amount of timber
l.,la isni, Of Franklin K Marshall Col
80 which they place at I,07i,0o feet.
v..b his s1rs. NJ Davis left for Barrel
~, IN Monday % estimate the timber
- vs-f.r, tracts OF land, reaching to
wsra-sfg--. now owned by the Garfield
s..g.s Of Hlamlre.-Meyersdale Com
u-rsls-
p-.s.lsa- Mckinley, accompanied by
NJ Mckinley and Secretary Porter, will
lave Washington Friday afternoon, the
~ 7rer the Pennsylvania railroad for
ri-..irrsti. on the afternoon Of Satur-
s,r there viii be an informal reception Of
80 rf.rfurati Chamber OF Commerce
The President viii not speak then, but
vi7 deliver a short address at the ban
ma. given bv the Cincinnati Commercial
g.b saturday evening. Early Monday
,,--nfnr the President viii leave Cincin-
r..i f.r Canton, remaining there until
sezr the election. and viii receive the
clarion returns in Canton Tuesday night.
One advantage in bGSiHg millinery
r,73s Al Mrs. Kate B. CoffrOth's is the
kpoaleige that You are getting fresh new
r,oi.. embodying the latest creation in
The mlIliuer's art. She carries no old
stock 70 put OF on undiseerning GUS
toners.
Both lawyers and laymen were highly
pleased with Judge LOngenecker last
week. While he possesses necessary dig
uity and frmuess. his manner is pleasant.
The Judge i a profound legal scholar and
his knowledge Of law and long expert
encs with men in public life, backed with
ausre Christian character, make him at
once an ornament TO the bench Mr..
L1ngeuecker was comrade in the late
war with our t0wnsman. J. H. over.
Since the rebellion he has served as Sec
re.arv u the Commonwealth, has been in
tae lover house OF the Pennsy ylvania leg
stature two terms and one term in the
senate. While we most sincerely regret
ihH the Cd health Of our own Judge
Sg0pe rendered IL impracticable for him
% attend our court, we feel extremely
fortunate IN being able TO borrow 80 able
q jlris, as Judge L1ngenecker.-Fulton
Democrat.
4 special frcn GreensJurg says for
some tine past there has been big fish
displrting itself in the waters Of the Con-
em4ugh which has defied all attempts at
e4Ptgre l. has created considerable ex-
element and every possible effort was
made 10 take Il. but all proved futile un-
III Yesterday, when q man named We'd
del succeeded in landing him near Liv-
eHucre. After a te rife struggle Mr..
WelielI brought the lish to the bank. 1t
was pike and measured five feet six
inches in length and weighed thirty-five
pounds. Owing 70 the stagnancy of the
l1T water the FISH had become weakened
sld 5is capture was not as difficult g. il
would Otherwise have been. II was the
biggest fsh caught in ths part of the
country 10 years. The big pike of the
CJnemaugh has been seen at intervals
n5arly every season for years. Some said
De was SIX feet long, others eight, and
even twelve. He could never be induced
% bite This is probably the same fish.
General Joseph ;. Smith, of Maine,
ie--- how be published a paper without a
pres ia Bath, Ne, many years ago.
ne1 ia get my paper all set up and
ready i9r the press, IA lay the type on d
F4>as,and, get il all leyeled down well ia
q chase, 1r the frame in wlich twas lock-
e up, and .hen I'd call "a the hired girl.
>le weighed about two hu undred and ten
llnis when she sat down. That's what
1 AAnted-sitting down weight. So, after
he hired giri came in l irked the type,
--il over u the sheet Of paper, and on top
.. lAai the blanket. and then / politely
invited The hired girl 10 81. down on the
"''asi4nd. Two hundred nd ten pounds,
remember. The result was Just as good
~ impression as you could get on any
s-N hand press made the United
o'4-e>- My edition ir those days was
@.'l' two hundred copies, and the hired
Ell- VA, good for the f,b - opa o;tt;,o,