The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-10-06

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GREY 80 woods round about town
pBael,,.,s s,rmer. living two miles north
Ay'.,t tr,o-ared two Of the frisky i'''ie
Te.I. slive in hi barn.
sn''' ,,s.,e,l tn make the following
wea'e - ...a,. COR Rev. u. L N"dsr' fer
sBn'an',., s,hb..h. OF. 10; Preach
ihs o''',..- ] At Husband at io.Se. a. m,
ing ser' - =, home Of Charles HeiPle, at
! Fsa5,,S .a1asS and somerset at p IN, -,
S'''' Attorney General Reeder has
pePuls - lien in which he holds that
c'an.,'s c-i,,rv supervision from board 'a, o. ;,
is 81, Ia sanitary committee shou'u II
s,desire. lotion of the gem
For l'5-l .--,inr in any part of the body,
ita-s' o. ,.,,r,en, is worth its weight IN
posn r,,tter hoS long standing the
ID ~ - =. ointment will not fail to
eve Instant relief ,,,-.,,,o
sight ofsquirrels migrating
A no. - below Cumberland Nd
VA win win. A drove which an eye
a lev u's 'ss..irla,ed contained 1t least three three
VI T-.e7n5 swan across the ro'o.nae .'e
la'l'ADi' ,b,nt three hundred OF them
RiTe'' - "a bv men and boys ere they
IAN in America are not as greedy
hi,- -s..oarogaes depict them. During
a. me -. - for colleges and benevo-
10 1li7s round s29,OOO,O0O. During
!sn' p1.F I.r increased ii to ss2-Oco'c0' In
t,Ssr ~ 1-- gave 50 2Sooooo, and, notwith-
- - - ,be hard times of 1886. the gitts
s-l-,1tei n Sg-ooooo,
The state Department re'ulnTo - Ine
-, .,apers Of y. L. Peck, PROM
n'-i''--., -.3.l.-a for Associate Judge IN
,-,e o,'l9- Coanty. for the reason that they
MOI. ,r,.,erlv made out, the occupa-
N''e a -ssiieuce Of signers being indi-
ton a,'- ',,..o marks. which is not in ac-
--5,ncs with the law.
or.frned letter recently received
Al p.i,ioore Al Everett, stated that
~ liter and others, now dead stole
ll5 -.b1o1 money from the trunk of
- school fund treasurer, at Kid
l.' - BEDFORD county. Mr.. Davis
80 80 q, recover sthe money, which
r,-t in October $50
.,--7r., Blood Bitters entirely cured
= terrible breaking ont all over my
ll5 . Il /. a wonderful medicine"
-. r,lfs Elbridge. Box 55, West Corn
vel. Conn.
,..ss- effort IS being made to have
.,-,,r5sr Bsrkmaun, who shot H. Z.
- sn-inr the labor troubles at Home
lin Isaz pardoned on three indict-
- -sIurrng his sentence from 2l TO
- Rsrkmann says he will leave
.-..,-rrrv il pardoned. He is said to
l.. ,,u,.l uf his anarchistic feeling.
TIE = Hubertus ClUh, an organization
-,r.t,s+,yyn sportsmen. has decided to
ia standing reward Of $40 for informa-
- +,sr vflI lead 10 the arrest and con-
.-....,r ofa auv one who hunts game out
-sss,.,,. The members are determined
.E,,,b.v Will break up the practice of
-rrfBg game ont Of season. The club IS
- Of 70 active members and about
tsbcr7-srv members. A fund for push
.,.,l,s irrespective suits has been created
- contains a large sum OF money
Rsv. :. B. Rohland, pastor of the Me-
.5,niesbnrg Charge Of the United Evan
ea,f.al Church, in Indiana County. and
~. Mary. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ros1uel Bowman, who reside near Som
e-ss,. we're married Wednesday evening
q, the home Of the brides parents.
p-asisiny- Elder J. W. D0msr of West
oyer. Clarified County, performed the
ceremony at o'clock in the presence of
4 fsF friends Of the contracting parties.
Ray. Rohland was stationed at Jenner-
town few years ago.
Archftecl George 7. Smith is preparing
Sc; Of plans for frame hotel 10 he erect
eI soon al Windber, near Scalp Level, for
C.L Duncan. the DunlO landlord. Il
vii have a frontage OF fifty-fO0r feet and
a depth Of seyenty-two feet. II will be
thre=-S;ory structure and will contain
about thirty sleeping rooms, together
viii the other rooms necessary for a
hotel. Mr.. Duncan expects TO have a
gangof men begin excavating for the
l. T.ts ~
bune.
An apparently fair estimate places the
expe4 iitures Of the State in sending the
troops 70 suppress the outbreak in the
vicinity OF Hazleton at Sl25,O00. The
National Guard law Of 1857 fixes the pay
Of first sergeants at s. a day, sergeants .,
c]rporals sl.75, musicians and privates
sLj1, and eaca enlisted man after hav-
ing served a full term OF enlistment shall
be entitled TO an additional pay of p
cents per day for service during his sec
onl term and a further addition OF y
cents per day for service during each sub
ssluent term Of enlistment
Mrs.. Sarah Terry. Of this city, says the
Philadelphia Record. who is one hun
drei and five years old told this: my
father was with General Washington in
the War Of Independence, and was en-
gagged in the battle Of Trenton and Mon
mouth. often heard him tell how he
asked General Washington during these
engagements for something to eat TO ap-
ps3se III hanger, and how the latter put
u hand IN his pocket. giving him a
m1ltatui or corn. Ny father had
oT5iher-John DIron-who at one time
0Suei the greater portion Of Redstone.
ai.erEari known as Johnstown, Pa.
state Treasurer Haywood received a
communication from George V. Cresson,
O. FAlaie-plia asking to be advised
Nas.l5- Il ! proper to return the tax
e'--eciei from alien employees. as has
o'en done by other firms. The letter was
I7erred 70 the Attorney Generals De-
pl'-ilsni Tor an opinion. and deputy At
LIney General Rseder gave the State
treasurer the following opinion: This
Impairment advises that county commits
s.oasfs shall insist on employers making
.7'-ins aud paying the taxes as provided
- ne aet oiJune 18Th, lSg7, until that act
i4. nave been declared unconstitutional
tyao9u1 OF last resort
-s commissioners notified the sheriff
-'-d4y That they would refuse to pay
- 1-e Aeepingof any more train Jumpers
Ion the railroad might have arrested
A-l sent TO jail. The P. R.R. company
nA' lately been making wholesale arre.ts
IAN jumpers and in default of pay
IN o' hnesr i having them confined in
= county jail in which the arrests are
- - Ihe commissioners claim that
'-ss aaye no right % nav for tbeir kaen-