The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-03-09

-, ronr housed per than
fa's' p'i,, p.irssb il. Call at snyder's
81 = '6,.t 5or this years prices
ne no sheriff sales this quar-
fsr -. ~ c,unty. Il IS beyond the
- ff'l.',,,' - any Of tho Court House
.'ssa such a thing occurred
- how long you have had the
Nps1ssI, $50 IN already developed into
81 p'I n- Woods Norway Pine
I'll eareit -
80 " = of Clarion county have
~ 'a1'i a he commissioners Of that
sr.s g.s55 on a bridge contract.
~.sF $40 - y, contractors that amount
sof the lowest Oid io' 'H'
"a fsroeious forest wolves are
~ 81 Inc about the mountains
So : ricipity east Of Laughlins-
. il lhs igdrss claim to have seen
-. h1t',r1 ~ ToIf tracks in the snow no
S,n5sy. Here is chance for
Il 6rihs1 -, -e,iye Nimrods to try their
su's sio-Il,b,gnters.-Ligonier o-l Echo.
.,garjng relieved in night
lsis .,ss {. Weld at once to the curative
ias P.'@ Doan's Ointment Never
s ~ drug store, 50 cents
= - tba. Cresson Springs, the
BE- .l,.gbsny mountain summer re-
ls'Ss ,,'--s.lsr5oued. The enterprise
. W sss1 : profitable. The resort is
= % n.;rlv ty the P. r. R. Co. and
-. .s3s have been taken looking 70
-;riing ~ Ofi's affairs
fake wall paper peddlers.
saLs saLs-horIers before buying. This
vii save you money.
mall died at 6 o'clock Monday
'. -. 5is home in Holsopple, from
s1ili-A li-A.-..3ent to advanced age. De
,'s &C.. horn near Hooversville sew
- .-sars ago, and spent the whole
- tbst vicinity, following farm
y a.. - survived by his wife and sew
4 tr5-su. Mr.. Dali was veteran Of
ssylw war.
r-ssbwate-. living near Apollo,
.-. eoBntv. threw an eight-quart
ritro-glycerine against rock
= m fragments and tearinga a
| - in the ground. He himself
"a -, feet his clothes were torn
" L..bo5y. and he was terribly cut by
20 .-r,er,s of rock and earth. He
asy recover
=. doing q large picture framing
New line Moulding just in at
SNYpER's Art STORE
lanes parrah was instantly
U.5 On The For. Wayne Railroad at
- - tbi, state, Wednesday morn
uavss q brother of Capt. Scudder
- vel known in Somerset, and
ears Of age. The old gentleman
-.,rrins from a visit to relatives IN
- and alighte3 from the train
.-1.s,-k ItisprsSumed that he was be
- and attempted 10 cross the east
- when fast train, which fol-
= ,bs train on which be had arrived,
- handing along and struck him.
m,N wile Of Jacob J. Reitz, died at
!. vsmorial Hospital in Johnstown, on
r.i,ssisy. March d Deceased was a
s,,,s,sr Of the late Henry Stuli and was
s,-5nsr Downey, on February 2 1850.
i. r,s married 70 Mr.. Reitz fifteen years
- She is survived by her husband and
,.asrns. and by the following brothers
"a .iss-: Joseph and Harvey Stull, of
r,vusv: Miss sarah, at home; Alberta,
vAd 0rsn Kimmell, and Mary, wife of
Hnrg Weaver, 0f near D0wney; and
S-.b wifeof Edmund Musser, OF Boone.
I-gus1. was made al Downey.
p5 voa need any thing in the queens
r,n lines Snyder's Art Store is the
Sseb get the right prices.
Bs-s leaving for California last week
ersuor Hastings issued a proclamation
ssnsiing April S.h and 22d-twO Fri
sr.N Arbor Days. He leave the selec-
tuof ether day 70 the various commun-
~ he says: The swelling buds and
fEing ssp remind Us that the annual
lslksning Of plant life is approaching
uithG our share in the work Of tree
tlatng flr the benefit Of ourselves and
erh-0w men must shortly be perform |
81 Esincumbsnt upon rs not only TO
assrFs this ennobIiug custom, bat also
ttscnspicucUs therein"
D51tthiuk all Wall Papers are dark
Is season. We have them any color
"a EsHt; plenty light ones, plenty dark |
-. WesUre % please you al
SAhlEk : Akl SIbkE-
o7G $4,000 have been drawn from the |
S-.s Treasury TO pay the expenses Incl |
asl.z. 70 the calling out of the Third |
Brigade to suppress the disturbance in
La-ne county. and when all bills shall
A's ben presented for the payment on |
taaai o. the outbreak, the cost Of il viii |
aaTary much from $4,000. 4 part of |
Is money viii be used in the equipment |
6 he military organizations OF the Third |
sHgaie whose uniforms suffered greatly
iETsls1l Of the rough service to which
Z! we're subjected in the vicinity Of |
alla.5l.
he tile Of Professor has been so
sssy applied Of late years. regardless Of |
sas.aaT the man had brains or ability, as
. -'e'me nslsea-ing 10 people Of sense. !
4la noE married ladies are every day 1
sl-s1 or spoken Of as Mrs. General,
'-@ls-, Captain, Judge or Doctor So
A-'so' With the exception OF the last
-'a7i' t1e titles are erroneous and with
- 'e4sou, as the ladies can not MI the
ia-''as Indicated. Why not continue |
Z -lsi a liI.e farther, 10 show its absurd
= % VII; Ms. Veterinary Surgeon |
- Ars. Register Of Wills and Record
e g DEEDS Jackson. Mrs. Assessor John
- 'i1s- Constable Bryant, Mrs. Gro
sy1aa Pickles, Mrs. Saloon Keeper |
-'-- o slc The military titles night be
'-.--led 20 embrace Mrs. Quarterrnast-
s-'gsaut Miggs, Mrs. Brigade Head
.--'.a's Orderly Noggs, Mrs. Corporal
= Nm. Su.ier Squeeze. etc. But
= = il'i'as one that would be a sumner,
= q .Aly wogld require the services OF
- eari % a,sis, her in carrying il
-.-ll-giz; Ms, Prothonotary, Court
e O0lH Of Quarter Sessions Of the
- Oonri Of oyer and Terminer, aud
pAans' Court Jones.
-aW as % umbrellas was settled
''s al by Lard Coleridge in lead
Z --ss' says the Chicago News. His
- - held; Umbrellas, properly
--'7'ea' are a part Of the atmospheric
.--''7''oiogical condition, and. as such,
, ~. AZ De no individual property right
- - 10 Sampson ys. Thompson de-