The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-10-26

GEORGE r. sCOii-'
october II. Iss
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..,e.,. the property Of ex-sheri. s5
me pts,S,, ,5is5 !, hi. farm just west Of tow
al days ago. ..,,.n.
,; ;os,,.ae.phia, /" ',,i where he viii WI
I a,t peace Jubilee parades 10
mi to morrow. -,
-, king viii conduct religiou
= n,"',i = ne Evansville Reformed
os' .,loa. m. next sabbath ana Il
anerset = = church At 7p- m
n..,,,s Peek. Shoemaker an'
DT .35 p5' cierk col5orn, len sunaas -
1er or Harrisburg, where they .il m
ins y. ..,ansI convention Of the As
& 2 ], ,IS csari,jes ar. Of Pennsylvania
20 Stein. proprietor Of the Com m
A. go,el. y len last week for y
Ia rbsre he will remain for len
~ s,g,, returning home During M
a. fatber. Mr.. John STEM .
Wood. viii look afier his h0'ei Ou'
rsok. the eigbt-year-old son o. }.
NJ Levi C. Williams oi 1ei-
nna : ,orn.hip. m,il died on Tuesday. octo.
2 ls.b u" Ia:ermeut was made in the
cbnreb cemetery, the services
me, .-n5sctea by Elders Robert I
and Josiah Berkiey.
,ba speakers who viii address
,,licap rally to be held at Mey'
- lS,+nrisv night viii be Hon. Johr
- Hon. john NJ. Reynoldslano
glls,l Josepb F. Thropp, all of Bedford orc
\, would seem as though the
!, Neversdale were to be sur
n with q feast Of good things
- Thompson, of the board o.
~. =. completed a list showing thai
T,t,stsu.n.s leading industries
-, Iron company, the John
am,s.v. the Tin Plate company
t-iek works, the radiator works
4 ,bsebair factory. distribute annuaiis
I 3 10000 in wages.
George NJ. Nsff has returned from
i - reezs' visit 70 friends residing ~
-. and Ohio. He was specially
/ "A with the cities Of Springfield and
[.a,t,s Ohio. where he met many for
1 somerset county people and de-
4 tbst fit were not for bis advanced
4 bs would take up his residence IN
Buckeye State.
sarah Coleman, aged eighty-one
5;e5 at the home Of her son-ln-
4 Ar Freeman Hoffman in this
-, Monday night, I7th inst. Her
.p,.,5 died about thirty years ago.
4 ,rbsn she had lived most Of the
with her son Edmund in Somerset
psb;p. Interment was made IN the
STman hurehyard in Jenner town
Bois had a peace jubilee on Friday.
<opr the days events was a sham bat
"a which Cos. Z. aud L. Of the Firth
The sons Of Veterans and the sol
4. Of '6l participated During the
i % f,rmer county commissioner Ross
4 finger blown off his hand and Serg.
b.. of Co E. bad his left hand nearly
!. of by a giant cracker.
4, the home Of J. 5. Brewster, near
.Beboro. Butler county, Tuesday. his
Igbters. Nala and Nadia, were mar
EnR. ; and r. B. Lowden, Of Twin
IL. Wis. The gentlemen are also
|ns. and only recently returned from
a. where they have been as privates
western regiment The young people
tWo years ago az sen pol in Chicago.
srhen the bad Eagle valley express
| "a pulled into Tyrone Tuesday after
| N and engineer John Leisinring went
look over his engine he found a plump,
eng wild turkey Imprisoned by the air
lie pipe on the bumper Of his engine.
turkey was alive but bruised slight
about the wings. Il had evidently
b frightened into flight by the train
B flew into is Imprisonment
The geese are flying over" which
ans that We are in for a hard winter.
least, this is an ole superstition, and
eSs are very convenient things to base
fOphecy on, because. If it should turn
% be Incorrect the fault can easily be
to the credit Of the geese. without
o. their coming back 10 argue the
.Psii0n. However, If the geese know
s ir business this year and the old-time
.Aihsr prophets should be right, we
N look forward 70 some cold weather
D. soon.
harles Maiz, Of Tyrone, was the vic
oia peculiar accident one day last
a. He was visiting ct Dry Hollow
vas drinking sweet cider out Of a
>Frel through d small gum hose, when a
ow JACKIE; was sucked up through the
fe into Mr.. Matz's throat. The bee
tng him three times in the throat and
as, and the stings swel!ed up until
t Msiz nearly choked. By the use of
Zoe TIE throat was kept from entirely
sing up and the victim pulled through,
be vii 10, drink cider out Of a bar
4 hereafter.
he bureau Of foreign commerce Of the
re department has just begun the pub
liiou Of a series Of special reports from
'sais in varioas countries Of ~nuts-
'od in foreign countries" The first
sri issued to-day deals with the nut
l'sa io' food in France, and gives first
: among them all to the chestnut
iia according to Commercials Agent
'lu' b made into bread by the noun
peAsaniry aAer being dried and
laa INTO haar The poor people dur
.ae i4-i and waiter often make two
Is q day from ches;nuts which in good
q alls sell as low as one cent a pound
aiie Dr. Swallow was addressing the
ID IN The court room Monday after.
D. = drunken man, held securely bv
nae VIE who had seized him bv the
o'.i@f' was led down Main Gross
o'-spaeming al the top Of bis voice
l4'ls ialling upon the ears Of II a
4 ~ s4aaience. The Doctor either did
(. A1o~ The cause Of the disturbance
: 20 much engrossed in think ng
- o'.-iePeAied charges Of official cor
II -ah ! A Harrisburg, to pay any at,en-
q = 40 incident which would have
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mr.. ~, aenry A.Rowland Of Johns
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