The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-01-26

January 2s. IssS.
,axgsDAT'-----..
s.-gsr & Co, have decided to
-saras, :. s.,ss' - rirer at West Newton
o. andeI - he coal recently purchas-
- o., vicinity. ..,., 4,
a Us Ids make fat graveyards-'
81 -Sa.lsdsi ,-.,,rav Pine Syrup helps
WOOD. ,,.-en 70 a happy, vigorous old
dent. at the Western rheolO-
rhiay - - Of the Presbyterian
ssai.as,5, ,,l...,,,rr. are on trial before
-, a.i,r 7, s,r playing poker,
a'l''' .-bt Of Lehigh county has
Jpls' ~ A.SI5i plaintiffs in suits for dana, a
lisi ia.- pa 1njariss mast submit 70
sr person.. sou h examination by a jury
Pd conncl on Wednesday
irssa'.-'s' ss.i'r accepted the gin OF q iree m
i.-- -sj Nv andrew Carnegie two
81 oisl'T Tbe Greensburg Seminary
:, .l.ss =, through whom the offer was
al.-.rT -.T po.ity Mr.. Carnegie
De W sofrer from that horrible
q. io..y \. = night, itching piles. Doan's
s.as o. N :, 5uicsIy and permanent
i1.,l s,say y.,ifa drug store, 50 cents, i.
,nlant which animals so de-
1ls-a ! = - oil plant, it being pol
: $ 'os ,5s S whole animal world a
saa' y s-,rre rather than eat 1t ana
ai VII -. of everything green, the
- dss-., Inv worm and the tobacco
sill not feed upon IL
;r q neighboring town sar-
% 1e-l.--srks e-l... that he wants to buy
;.-s s--- a pair Of shoes and a fell
La i all ready to receive the
81 -.5s for the same. He says tnat
s's r..ouD town people treat hlm
rben they want printing to the
-, Of 3 or $ done.
-,,m Fairman, Of Punxsutawney'
W. ,-rs-s7p county's criminal law
. zen convicted of unprofession-
~5sas 10 accepting unlawful awful, ices, Zee |.
.-,epced 10 be disbarred for a
W nine months and to pay three
.s. or the costs Of the prosecution
lT-, ..-tor W. C. Schaffer, was
- for the remaing costs.
man Of Everett, Bedford
rs caught stealing eggs in one
'-i''' arriving them TO another.
h sold them. When taken in
-', ~ arknowledged his guilt and
l'--' 5.-.r excuse that he was going
.,.-riad and stole the eggs to OBJ
~ money for that purpose. The
.t5.-g has been postponed Aiter pay
.l.,,s,s and for the eggs, he was let
the present
homs Of George Ross, in Shade
-, was the scene Of a pretty we'd
- christmas Day, when Albert
- and Miss Martha Custer,
-E,sr6f Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Gus
= sbsse township, were married.
-...-sr7pv was performed by Squire
- in the presence of a few friends
,-r.tires of the contracting parties.
\. .,5 ur,. Hnchew viii 90 to house
Esrf,r in the near future at Buckstown-
:, sras the most recent statistics 90,
Il - known proportion Of blind people IS
Il s,ra,e IN fifteen hundred, which would
r.st,.al of one million blind persons
,ts world. The largest proportion Is
,-o5 in Russia. which has in Europe
a mos blind in a population Of ninety
= * millions. or one in every four hun
l,.i and eighty. Most Of these are found
Il +s nor.bern provinces OF Finland, and
,ts pdnefpaI cause is ophthalmia, due to
,ss had ventilation Of the huts of the
-s3saHtry. and the inadequate facilities
4 -,ra,nsnL A great deal Of the blind
/. p-s in Egypt Is due 10 blowing sand.
Harry Liyengood, a yOIng man who
r-ks on a farm in Conemaugh town.
Il sin. Somerset county, came 10 this city
1 o. Tuesday for treatment for a severe cut
4 "a b, bead. which he received by being
E.sei by horse, just before daylight
4 aa morning. The young man went to
e .n tarn 70 hitch up. Contrary to his
aslL cls,om. be did not speak 10 the
us when be walked behind them, and
aae Of the suimals, becoming fright
& ssi raissd one Of his feet and planted
\ iaa i-ll shoe on Mr.. Livengood's fore
8 bad The wound is not of a serious ma
Il l,E-J0hnsiown Tribune.
TIE compulsory education law went
4 al sasei Cd the first of the year. A
E-c1.lr issued by the School Department
H Sys: After January /, ls9s, minors
wis- the age Of sixteen years employed
hgly manufacturing establishment or
-ssa8dleindusiry must be able 70 read
al write the English language or pos
s0 certificate Of having attended dur
.ag,hs preceding y ear an evening or day
s,10a fora period Of sixteen weeks duly
sg1si by the teacher or teachers Of the
slo. which said minor attended" The
euPlls0ry attendance law compels all
Unemployed children under sixteen to
Esa5 school, but exempts from attend
t's those between thirteen and sixteen
Ea3sre engaged in some useful employ
Es1t OF service.
The 3spredaHons by tramps in West
-lrsand county are becoming so num-
soas that effective methods should be
il.Pied a. once. In some places in the
seyery tramp caught is attached to a
'll and chain and put TO work on the
A's7's and roads. The question was re-
e-iy aised in West Chester county
!, 81 : Spreading 70 other eastern countie.
..--f'ilce and advocate the passage o
---R 1y Tie next legislature permitting
ssa 'oFnshIp and borough in the state
s'7a p!.lory and whipping post, and
s'ls justices Of the Peace power tC
-fpa'5 oi all cases coming under the
"AAp Act by whipping all person.
-li guilty Of being professional hobos
'-l-i ias &c. Of lS7s they can be sent tC
t'>ia i'r long terms.-Greensburg Trib.
4aFe- dollar Of the issue Of 1904 j,
.-sl gy james Ten Eyck. Of Albany
= -''a Pas, Grand Master Of Masons
: F-ial2sed IL in New York City il
~ 10 sl5l and secured with il the nee
"a! papers 70 prove its authenticity
.n.e ago he refused 5000 for tn,
w a dollar Of this Issue has been stat.
= = q worth over S6.0)l. Mr.. Ten Eyck
ne statement that there are only
- 7. ihese coins in existence and tina
~ -lsn is not accounted for is er.
s -7l-a ioE there is reliable record o.
-A,s.ence Of seven Of them. He saws
-'''isn Museum is not the owner o
s-.-.ed : s--.ed Mr.. Ten Eyck has one o
~ collections Of rara c,ins 4, tbz