The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-28


tbeir ad this week
.on Of James McKelvey, has
~, cIsrkship in the First National
-. Frank J. o'Connor aud John
or or, If Johnstown, are here attend
Mary Rodgers, Of Johnstown. IS q
= ,gs residence Of her gr@ndiatnef'
- has been placed on post
is'',, 80 the po>tofiee for The conVenl-
Of the public.
.,e-set Ministerial Association
- the time for evening service
7.5to7 o'clock.
.t.,srt Charles Z. Tayman. Of the
90 Tof,ntry. accompanied by his
sr-sqed here last evening.
vecie HarzelI has returned to
= - where she viii resume her
- ~ seton Hin Seminary.
.-,,r5 in attendance at court this
!. unusually large, owing to the
81 n - : of criminal cases to be dis
edoG
.,-ssts and many Of the business
and residences Of our ancient
- Perlin. are now illuminated
electricity.
ptussslphia Times is raising a
~ bov a sword for Commodore
over a thousand dollars have
.n contributed
rodUfs Baker. who let this ooun-
~ years ago and has since been
51srt Of Dixon. H. is visiting among
&. ,,9r-ereas friends and relatives in and
band Bakersville.
A. lanes 3. Walker, Of Garrett, end
annie N. lands, Of Berlin, were
- IN marriage at the Brethren par
in Neyersdale, on Thursday, 22d
Rev John II. Knepper officiating.
r. Tenth Pennsylvania recruits are
n =, ,smp at Honolulu. Lieut Col.
me- = Barnett has proceeded to Ma
IN individual orders. The recruits
rap,rted 30 be anxious to join their
,;,oept or TO be mustered out.
n. Moses T. Grim aud Miss Isabelle
n Bauman. both Of Northampton town
"A - united in marriage at I O'Clock
I'd ad,v evening, at the residence Of Mr..
9 Mr.. Albert Conrad, relatives Of the
IA in this place, Rev. Hiram King Of
Reformed Church, officiating.
n, Wilson sauuer has purchased the
aior street half Of the John Hicks.
!. -,,s-tv. consideration 500 He viii
8 move the stableat the corner Of Union
g 4 west streets to the rear Of the Hicks
and wilI thus bring three or four very
a.irs6le building sites into the market.
& TIE Allegheny United Brethren Con-
.anee. which met at Braddock, Pa,
4 osed saturday night. Appointments
rtlis county were named as follows;
sberiin. ". A. Jacksan; Casselman' d.
i kbearer: Hooversvilie, J. Felix; Jen-
t,ers. Z. james: Rosewood, D. r. Ellis;
i nsrsat. 7. ". Burgess.
4 Mrs. FL. Kooser left Saturday evening
i Lexington. Ky, where she will re-
Iaaia AZ the bedside Of her son, Captain
o. Kooser, until be is able to be re-
moved to bis home in this place. There
As been no marked change in the Cap
sin's condit %, which has developed no
larming symptoms up to this time.
4 TIE prospects for an abundant corn and
lueswheat crop were never more prom
,iny throughout The north Of The county
shaa the present season. Potatoes are
reported unusually productive in the
I he sane region, but the rot has made
ts appearance among the potatoes and
|wiH destroy a large percentage Of the
c7o7.
Lee Scott, Of "The Garden Spot" the
Iname the residents Of New Centreville
have given to that modest village, be-
hieges that he Is entitled to the belt for
growing the greatest number Of bushels
b wheat to the acre in the county this
h ar. be having harvested l02 bushels
|and peck from patch Of two and one
half acres.
Constable Elmer Hayes, Of Paint town
shi}. came very near losing his life at
|Wiudbsr SATURDAY morning. In at
tempting To board moving passenger |
train his hold slipped and be was thrown
under the wheels. His right font was
haily crushed, his left side and shoulder
seriously injured, and he sustained many
ca;s and bruises about the body. Unless |
.unorsesn complications develop, his
! physicians hope 70 save his life.
James Hoover and Henry Rector, of |
Dixon, H., are spending several days
.wi,a Somerset county friends, having /
been called here 10y the death of their |
relative, Jesse Hoover. Mr.. Hoover left !
'msrses county twenty years ago and |
NJ Rector about fifteen years ago, since |
when hey have been residents Of Illi- |
nos, Mr. Rector has paid several return |
visits 20 Somerset county. bat this Is the
lrs. time Nr. Hoover has been here since |
ne removed % the west
Thomas Collins. who viii be remem- /
o9red by many readers Of the HERALD 1
d Tie contractor Whp constructed a great |
s'Fe-eh Of the lamented South Pennsyl-
'aniA Railroad through this county. died 1
on sunday at his home in BelIefonte. Pa.
ased % years In addition to being one
o. The oeS; known and most successful
r-iiioad contractors in the United States.
Af' Collins was prominent in the com
els Of the Democratic party. He was the
ias. ooi one Of the original six members
Of The firm Of Collins Bros.
br.aHd Mrs Chauueey Black Forward
o. Cleveland, o, arrived here Friday
a.-ai and we're the guests of Mr.. and |
Ms Fed W Biesecker until YESTERDAY
me Doctor was born in this place baing
sou Of Ross Forward. Esq. Although
'-7iiioeT oi the medical profession. he
al9 0o' deEo;s much time t, the prac-
'''t' De having discovered A proees. for
.l, lslnins oil and extracting the products
'ilen PROMISES TO reyolutionize that inn.
l'i'ani Industry. The Doctor spends
mach o, his time in New York.
IL Qae@ahoains township there are
'sa peach orchards. containing in an
.'..ess, ~ tees, many Of which have been
- 3,s.aias iruit iJr a number Of wears
--s u.'Hes Of tie owners are q. p sba-
'e'emiah Berkey. E~py TrostIe.
=. j. Bowman, Peter Bloagh. Daniei
l''-s' . :. JOSIAH Boyts, 5 5. Miller and :
a.. - Il4ls'. 10 addition to The ahove
n ~ are a humber Of smaller orchards
49, = winch produced fruit Of a fine
-. ne llis season, many Of the peaches
80. ;-s-'iag from six to eight inebss IN