The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-01-19

sr7SssDAY'---.-- - !. ..-,...-y :, =.
---l 4 kuykondalrs Red Letter
sill in progress
Sc 4-lal Company have alsrge
80, At wa-sondale, adding
e's .7 to their line to facilitate
ss.hsi ~ oil over the hills \ nnm-
eilss -,ar,s men are employed and
l.5o,s-s who work Tor TINS 'Oli'1iiy
.g,.8 god wages
r,;,,se Of the Westmoreland
81 Tbs -, has approved the plans
& Bsr sr-,Ft house, but Judges Doty
4 70. l-s,,nell must decide finally and
81 49,. -, Nv will disapprove the plans
.5s exact cost is specified The es-
pa.ss' +. sa0.0O0 FOR granite, and
tni.sl s.o8e The Grange societies
\. the little ones suffer from
d D'A' cher s5rturing skin diseases.
san- srf Doan's Ointment cures
q - p7.- .5s most delicate skin. At
= iras store, 80 cents.
y -s-,ming report Of the state dai-
4 food commissioner VIII contain .l,
4 r a-l -, .. af the attorney general with
INC various pure food laws. he
rs 80 .la5margarine has been
58o3 pounds during the last
T'll' NJ. manufacture Of so much poor
! 5ssiis, is largely responsible Tor
s.'s Of oIeomargarine.
80 A. Mayer, Of Clinton county,
JUS ., suddenly I'll while sitting on
vs. - rurier trial, last Saturday,
il7 -,,,aIle,f 70 adjourn court. The
aa- ~, of witnesses had just been
- 40 that thejury was taken TO a
- ken. in charge Of tip-staves
l ,r--s,...Iav. when the judge was
l-l the argument and convened
f5s parlors Of his own house, be
e--..- -ra.k 70 20 to the court house.
- V5risnskjold, the Arctic ex-
Ia informed the Swedish Acade-
f'-s rs.spez that the Foreign ON ce has
l' i.n.-,iirsnce that several persons
-. ~ .~eieucs saw Professor An
.,-t..r,5n. early IN August, in British
-, ssrera. nils north Of Cues
- lake. in the district Of Cariboo-
-..--ssss5r regards the news as being
-. - nj Importance TO call for closer
.res.igG-i0n.
.---.,ba e7orh and save the life" DR..
~. Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs
.s.g3s down 70 the verge ofconsump-
dl.
.---~sn Of a statistical turn Of mind
,s.la-sd that if the enormous army
..r-..lusgts Of Continental Europe
---sr5 he drawn up in a continuous pro-
,r ,rftb guns. ammunition and bag
y. rsr7ns. the column would be twen-
.-s-r thousand miles in length, sufii-
.-, q, circle the globe, and if kept con-
..,-.-van the move, marching day and
-. &. would take nearly one year at a
--~ mimi where a spectator stood, for
,-srs,t pageant TO pass in review.
The Pennsylvania state association Of
.-l,,r directors VIII hold their annual
.4-rsadou ia Harrisburg Wednesday,
r.s-arv Tais association is COM
,,.si q representatives from the boards
A. a51sst9n OF Philadelphia, Pittsburg
-i Allegheny cities, and organized
s-.r-v associations Of school directors in
-.is and baroughs having separate
teachers institutes. with the state, cOun-
,r. c,y. borough and township superin-
,saisHtsand principals Of normal schools
IS sirisory members. This meeting
r-5mi,ss TO he largely attended.
only two more weeks remaining 10 Sc
zrs bargains al shepherd Il Kuyken-
5aIs Red Letter sale.
MAG. Black atera successful career
rgvssrs iu the mercantile business, is
a51ltto retire and will be succeeded by
b. sons, whp have been reared up in the
business. Sir. Black began his mercan-
tsearesr in Somerset in ISIS, and in the
s1-iag Of ISL opened up his general store
10 Confluence. The year following the
R60. Rstlr1ad WAS completed to Balti-
ll-s, and ou the first passenger train |
i1lt made tbe trip through here he went
O Bllam0re % purchase goods. Drum
us7s q. that time were not known TO the /
tsls and shout twice year constituted /
ne bUying Of dry goods, boots and shoes,
se-CJuaueuce Press.
Here are a few things to remember: !
The year ISIS began and viii end on |
saturday. Lincoiu's birthday viii fall on |
saturday and Washington's birthday on /
Tls4ly: Decoration and Fourth of July |
@ Monday and Christmas on Sunday.
ator Day wM be September 5th. |
Thanksgiving should be November oath. |
Frs Sunday in Lent, February 9th; 1
Pain Sunday, April Sd; Easter Sunday, !
Apr. la.h The Hebrew year j659 viii |
,5za q, sunset Of Friday, September |
-s- 0n July 5,h the one hundred and |
iEsl.y-thiri year Of Independence will !
begin The four seasons begin on these |
lly' lsg>; Spring, March 20Jh; sum
let June 2lst; autumn, September 22d: |
Fiaier, December alst.
lasrs was a new face in hurse-l l.eaven
sunday morning when John. I" the faith
i- si5e1 of Mr.. Elias Cunningham. was
admitted % that abode. john was thir-
4-'e'en years old, having been foaled in
NJ Five years later he became the
F;laerty Of Mr.. Cunningham, in whose
..''-sSion be remained until the day of
Dc death For the past five or six years
-lll was iucapacitated, by reason OF
&c az from 4-'Gg any work, but he oc-
--i-Vi Tie best stall in the barn and was
careful. y gr00med and as well fed as
S '- MS Younger aud more vigorous
-PlA'2ns. Saturday he appeared 20 be
!Ag Ms usual good health, death
,---ls while heslept that night. John
- eaesinu. bay in color. and a trifle
smaller than the ordinary horse. but he
.'2 d hard worker and OF gentle dispose
- Monday morning his remains were /
e-;sl-y inferred.
: ioe simple truth that Arthur
lsl'y aa.lam was spirit so exception
--a everything with which he was
-9li INTO relation during his shorten
s'ss-se through this world came to be.
Sc MS contact. glorified by touch
'-' .l74-' such j. the characteriza-
1l'sl Mr. Gladstone gives to the
=. o. Iennyson's in Memoriam.r
=. aae article he has written for the
=. lsass numberof The Youths Com
- HE article is illustrated bv a
--A--g portrait Of Mr.. Gladstone, pho
,..7l '.-.-7l expressly for The Companion.
,s, beautiful copy Of the Chantry bust
---.'-il. The other contents of this
-, are rieh in variety and interest.