The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-11-02
mi has been drawn 70 serve

tba next session oi tue = eiii'<o
juror . a., Court in Pitts 'urg-
r Dis.'',- ,be late Francis n. shauiis
be ..5lI p1l ,ovpship, WAS DESTROYED oy
y i-io'u .,-bts since Insurance s'oO.
ie" nm n' n. Wright, of Bedford
udge Jonn aat with relatives in this
sPe,' e,r nome Monday afternoon.
rf' len T pbcads r aud Miss Ada Lease,
lr. !. -, .,-s-.et township, wero united
S b Of soui',', . me brides home on List
5ns-day afternoon
-, laundry al MeyersdAie was
ne p o@t by fire last Tuesday .E,., niEas- Io.s
p'G S.og 81, and contents we're lolai .hnat toss,
iialDs sa ;. oaa. which will cover ABOUT
baIf the loss.
n--I IN Cohen. Of JOhnstOwn, and
r, r. ~ vark trimmer, will be IN Som
Ne" somerset House, on Thurs
e. 'Xa,emoer !, Ioss, l'''S' with iuii i'"s
.icran.ly trimmed bats. ~.
si' ,,,-rison and Miss Sophia Nc
Dol n2l''a5 al near Dizon, III, viii De mar, "a !.
eaTy' .. ,--.,snber s.h. The groom Is a
o en- on, and Nrs. John H Morrisou'
s b oi NJ ,---.yilIe. a. and be will bring
ny1' f.i',e eas. on a wedding trip
Miller. of Milford township
NTs. i -. -. or Aberdeen, North Caro-
'a', .1sbe will spend the winter IN
p, III ,bst a change Of climate may
E n'ps l-naner benefit to her health
sl,. -. :. been . suffering for some time WI"
pehial trouble.
,...5,eI train u be known as the
a 's.aa a, special and to run between en-
laquesDe 80 New York will be put on
'-,u q beginning November 2O.h: !:
81 be B. d - iii leave Pittsburg at
d., IN, md will reach New York al 20 I1.',- Z.
~ lI- -.,nrning will leave New York
= anu .n5 reach Pittsburg at $50 a. nn'
pv Ri.haris and son will leave We
N'.. ~ for Chicsga, where they VII,
,,- pf,bards. who has just returned
'ih '-l. n...6c coast. They will spend
'.N '- ,bs winter in that city. MIS-
IDS speut the entire summer al the
{ ..-sla-f,,ber. Rev. Lsvan, on Union
r,et ,..;,nos
- ,,rarfv-foarth annual meeting oi
i-1 ..,sts- Charities Of Pennsylvania
Md last week at Harrisburg
4 - Z, shoemaker, Of this county, was
- one of the Trustees, and l. Z.
-. -. Lso was re- elected correspond
.Erg.seers,sry. The next meeting VIII Os
he'd at Erie,
,-s. Somerset County Conference oi
I...Trtbaran Church met Monday even
n the Third Lutheran Church
..s,,un Al Of the Churches OF this
,--,,,;,s,fon in Johnstown belong to
somerset Conference. Each congre-
- is represented by the minister ana
- Law delegate The Conference VIII
adjourn to day at noon.
The fftv members Of Company VINO
,-sat ~ Philadelphia on Tuesday OF last
,rs.k 10 take part in the Peace Jubilee
n.-,5a m Thursday, report pleasant
-. Dot withstanding they arrived IN
,bo city in the midst Of a downpour oil
:. s,,5 we're soaked to the skin before
,bsy wele conducted to a place of shelter.
TIE bovs returned home Saturday after
noon.
The following members Of Company
.-s sill On the invalid roll: Captain T.
a Kooser. Charles Biesecker, Harry
Pb,s5s James Davis, Charles Cochrane,
F5rard Barnett, all at home; James F.
Co,Iev in the Memorial Hospital, Johns
town Bruce P. Mitchell. in the division
b1spi,al. al Lexington, KY. ; and Thomas
Thomas. in the general hospital at Chick
amauga Park.
That able and eloquent lawyer and ora
,or Tom Marshall, Of Pittsburg, whose
fame tiled Pennsylvania and Ohio aquar-
tr Of a century ago, died Wednesday
afer an illness Of eight months, aged ~.
he was born in county Derry. Ireland,
and came 10 America-to Pittsburg-
when he was three years old. He bad
suffered with stomach trouble for p
years.
Waeu Clarence Pile. the well-knowa
and porular clerk in James b. Holder =
hsgul's hardware establishment, erected
handsome residence on North street
last fall knowing ones predicted that be
did not mean to occupy it alone, and that
they had some foundation for their
prophecies was confirmed last Sunday a
week when be was united in marriage TO
N ss Ksie Shultz, Of Redwood.
Helen King and Walter Dunn, who
were sweethearts. quarreled at the girls
home, near Huntingdon, W. Va. A few
minutes Iat.r, Dunn, with blood squirting
from his mouth, ran through the street TO
a doctors Office. The doctor found an
inch Of Duun's tongue missing. Duan at
inst refused % account for the wound,
but finally admitted that the girl had BIT
ten him. Dunn has had a warrant issued
for hel arrest.
lis no waste Of money to invest it ju-
6ieiously in needed public Improvements.
Farevery dollar so spent there is a ten
fold return in the enhanced value Of all
theproperly Of the town, and no public
improvement can bring so much benefit
as sill good system Of sewerage IL
vii carry of all waste matter that other
W-se may become an offensive nuisance
one 'ha, will not fail 10 affect and irjure
tie public health.
Nikola Tesla has invented an appara-
tas by means Of which electrical power
al high pressure eau be conveyed tbous
ands Of miles through the air and used
commercially. The system is TO convey
The current to a great elevation. where
TIE rareiied atmosphere is capable Of con-
oac'ing freely the particular current pro-
aaced- Then 10 maintain a second term
inal' also al a great elevation. where the
current eau be collected and conveyed to
the earth.
B7. Silas C. Swallow heads the prohi
billion, peoples, liberty aud honest gov
efnmeat tickets for governor. The only
honinee Of The latter party il Dr. Swal-
ioS. William Ticket is on the demo
cratic prohibition, peoples and liberty
parry tickets for Judge Of The superi, I
curt The name Of J. y. Weller appears
10 the democratic and peoples party
o'-umns for congressman at large. and
mat Of Justus Watkins in the people.
aud liberty columns for lieutenant Cover
10y. There are eight columns on the
oihcial ballot.
typhoid fever appears to be epidemi,
10 Portions Of Jefferson township. tber,
ssl not less than six cases in a. many
DlasFeni families four miles west o
B-kersville- The fsmilies Of Peter and
! Aii'p Beck, and McCleland and sinner
9lAaiis are among these afflicted. 1t !,
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