The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-24
zoReE R. sCULL, Editor.

/ The SomerSet HeIdlu
4 GEORGE R. sCULL, Editor.
Il -n,y.. November q. 1891
4 5-ll-r,s celebrated Ladies' shoe'
snaneial difficulties, theplan'
oHin5 n5,-.iman Wood Working Com
Q. ils =. eI5zed its doors
~ n...b. the palmist, is stopping al
4 PTa'. - House. where all who de,
The soi,..' - their future destiny can call
1P'D ,sm,=. severe cases Of sprain
E'si - ,,t or burn. Thomas Electric
or brai77' -, - instant relief II is the
- y sniIy Hniment
,r.r who stands in front Of his
lns - r.. f,x 90 read his letters IS as
P's''l.'-- a,ssanea a. the man who insists
...sing you to the len
o. n. rem. a farm Of from 20 to
NAl.s- fb house Of cor srooms pre-
l' a1l'' Mar railroad in Somerset eoun-
isfiso' s-.-fra nlacs and location. Address
Sa S5 G. Herald Office
.s5-eSsei to the following
Le-'S,s a.--51s remain uncalled for at the
nali7- e.. Mary Pile, Robt. Weller
p7 Jw.i.pbal. salvatore Wadsphul-
=, ,.,s af Mems and Boys Dress and
~. - srass at Kefer's New Shoe
store -. ,bo ro.en,
AA'; - r-,bf1its the sale Of rabbits.
E.ls -, -- correct, but it does prohibit
l-'5 -'5s--ls7swild turkey, grouse, pheasants
v,5e-will preach at the following
- on next sabbath, Nov. =;
-..lty-,. at la.51. a. m-;
p,rslnt Hill, at 2.5o, p. NJ
.,,zr5frg Institute call at Keif-
= Shoe store. Everything in
e ,,ns,.sv and up TO date in style.
.,mn,-aller Of the currency has
- tbs application of A. F. John'
Aff..lP fflP vau-l H. J. Wilnoth, Nor
s-'---' ,r;rar and John T. Hooking, Of
.,,--5srs "a Pa to organize the Ex-
- National Bank Of Meyersdale'
ri,b capital Of S5l,oJ5.
oh. f-,r page Of this paper VIII be
- -,.s n-Spertuses Of The Century
-, and .-St. Nicholas" the two
-, publications of their character
.-,5sT-pf.ei states. The former has no
- among the monthly publications.
.Ls latter is. beyond question, the
- --.rg pe1ple's magazine published
NJ Willis PiseL, proprietor OF the
ne p4rs-s Restaurant, Is making
..s.r rreDars.i1n for the accommoda-
..Samer>et visitors during Institute
- This popular restaurant Is IN the
-, rf tbe Cook lE Beerits Block,
- assure those who have not yet
- il that IL excals anything Of the
tir5 ever 10 Somerset
Dsrrot belonging to the family Of
r-.3s-i.b usbla. OF Lenni, Delaware
-,r,r saved the household from being
5,-re5 20 death a few nights since. They
,s-s awakened hy the screaming Of the
,s-ss.s f1u6 the house on fire. The
s.-,i-v had a narrow escape. The parrot
vss no. f5rg1-tsu but was taken out half
e5aksi with smoke.
over at Horton. Indiana county there
lras a somewhat remarkable man. His
...;r, =, distinction are based principal
Irr-5B the facts that he served nearly |
fgr years iu the late war under Gen.
R,-r,fie. IS the father 20 children, has
4 wife who weighs SO pounds, and
r-rBs bv which he cures cancer without
tssuse ofa knife. His name is James G.
Dunlap. His family consists Of Il boys
and six girls. All of the boys and four
Of tae girls are living. Mr.. Dunlap is 62 |
years Of age. and his youngest son, who |
!, now Just three months old, weighed |
d. pounds a. birth.
From the Lone Star State comes the |
following letter, written 10y w. f. Gass,
editor ofthe Mt. Vernon, Tex Herald: |
81 have used Chamberlain's Collie, ChOl- |
era and Diarihea Remedy in my family |
frIhe past year. and find it is the best
remedy for collie and diarrhea that have
ever tried. Its effects are instantaneous
and satisfactory. and I cheerfully recon-
mend il, especially for cramp collie and
dizrrhpa Indeed, we shall try and keep |
bottle Of It ou our medicine shelf as long
a We keep house" For sale by all drug
gs.s.
Thsiriends OF Jim. Emery will be pleas
do learn that he has been reappointed
% ths position Of supervisor of trains and
engines between Counellsyille and Cum
bsrlzni at an increased salary. Mr.. EN-
cry Is one Of the eldest employees Of the
b q o., and 30 % within a year ago, had
o1e1pied the position to which he has
been reappoiuted for a number Of years,
hal which was abolished upon the advent
q. y. B. Cutter as superintendent Of the
P.asbgrg division. Another new ap-
paiulmeHt was that of John Barron as
superintendent Of the division between
Pi-ts5grg and Fairu0ut.
Tie killing Of farmers occasionally is
archer Illustration OF the unwise policy
q. ksaping much money about the house
The country. Il is almost certain to
p-ome known If a man Is in the habit
O. kesping money about his premises,
ell ias amount Is sure TO be exaggerated
and when il Is known it stands in the
nl-lre ofau open invitation for a visit
ION thieves and murderers. The place
il'aman 30 keep his money Is in some
god bank, where It can be guarded and
Where robbers can better be repellod. A
i4Tllsr almost takes his own life and the
-'ss o. his family in his hand wien he
SHOWS Thai be keeps money about his
-'lss IN these times Of tramping aud
itisyiBg.
Richard Mover, who lives about three
--ss solil Of lockwood, Somerset coun-
y Pa On the Baltimore and Ohio rail
.'4- says thar be has a big house cat
%, hunts and kills snakes as an ordina-
11' does mice. Mr. Meyer, says the
--',-'ifg Iime>, is "a stonecutter, and is
--A'ns al Woods Run. His home j. in
= BARROW valley ot .ae Casselman river.
~ -'lse stands Oh a strip Of bottom
,--- Between The railroad and the stream.
---''-ssaaAeS are common and domestic
80 DO iaeir tastes % crawl underline
-D- porch OF into the hog pen. The u
5--Ae> Keep pretty well to the mountains
-','s 'ae summer, but when the up