The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-03-23

-rtv court last week
sH's,ll - LIQUOR dealers licenses
ssalp Level, and ae-
ss Jshnstown Democrat a
p .s,t place when the bars
.la ibepublie on Mon"as
,be victims Of which
~. near Erie. Pa oe-
- The residence OF
f'iiE aged 20, and his wife,
B'any-, 49, near State Line, was
sas .'rse ~ masked men, who
as /. ,I couple until they divni-
q ~ oi.ee oftheir money, about
80 - uss stolen.
n Faystte county has en-
sslsa - the County Commits
q univ to recover his fees
- Us ;,ouests which he has
sa's5 ,.;-,s that many Of the in
s ,urped down wereneces-
80 as,s =. compelled by bis OATH
rbo was convicted Of the
e'.,,,, H. McCrea in Westmore-
3 S'1 end aaerward released on
ne -, he was not the guilty
80. go 20 urged by his friends to
= reimburse him for the
- be spent in the Western
- Mr.. Gray, who IS now at
80, !. considering the plan He
80 s9,i,led to the money.
.,lrania fish commission at
Philadelphia Friday an
Il is ready to receive and
r. ...-,s for trout fry. It also an
=. IN consequence Of the State
- - % make any appropriation
w. work. there viii be no ap-
.-.;re8 OF filed for any species
Than trout; that it has only
make distribution OF trout
4, be generosity of citizens who 40
u m5Bey for Matching work and
ssanoe of the stations
md demons gnawing away
-. eoaldn't be much worse
.,-tarss Of itching piles. Yet
~ Doan's Ointment never
tbs 2lst, the sun entered the
n Aries. and the days and
an equal length, sunrise at 6
Go This Oecars but twice in
ubst is called the spring or
.,.poy. aud again in the fall or
n aauinox. These semi-annual
- are usually accompanied 10y
more or less severity, but they
.,rsrs come on the exact day
s,-tbs calendar for the attainment
.-pto the equinoctial circle. They
= frequently short time before
~
1 rs fbrse years there viii not be a
.,.spron the entire Pennsylvania
= la,reen Pitsburg and New
Ts.s the lstest declaration from
rbo are in position to know what
4 =, ,slking about It is declara-
,vsss means not only the elimina-
.s,,ss crossing on grades, but car
s,1t crossings al stations under
4 b7 means Of subways. Already
-~br Of such subways have been
i .-.sl On the main line between
r,.s.v and Harrisburg, and it is un-
/ ~ that the company will prepare
more Of them right away. The
Blairsville intersection does
a. r.b one of the most dangerous
arsos.;ags. and another at Tyrone
ztsslate safety al the platform.
p bsnshia. Clearield county, is
sghi Of the court house. Within
wisrs Of this township there is not
,s.ah. school, saloon. store, a two
q Asase. a minister, justice, school
~. ioGor, lawyer. carpenter or
assnsa o. any kind. There is not a
| arm house, blacksmith shop, post
tsu. il iaei, any business place aside
3 Big Spring" Since Pine town.
f,Es ers1sd not one resident thereof
sr figured in a criminal action ;
Fs hR ever held office and none have
zU0najary. Pine is rich in nat
lsuUss: its hidden wealth can not
ss.nEsi and it. mountain scenery
~ BE- s.g4lei 10 the state, 10 say
s;zs Ct is ratilesnakes and buckle
s-z-COehrauton Times.
: Toofs Norway Pine Syrup seems
ss4ly adapted TO the needs Of the
ara Pleasant to take; soothing in
1.lsBos Il is the remedy of all
s-sls for every form Of throat and
sassass
tlA A Barker, Of Ebensburg, died
Nsaly in Altoona Friday afternoon of
s4'EE, aged 8 years. lie went there
fszEs medical treatment He WAS a
-aasal figure in the early politics Of
"A Pennsylvania. 4 personal friend
iir11am Lincoln, be stood at the lat
Ei-gai and held an umbrella over his
4 Eaen be was inaugurated to the
ssasaey. he and Neal Dow were
'aissiher in New England, aud 10
E'iachinss are attributed the strong
i-'as Of Barker on the liquor ques-
Z As bad been a very active Prohi-
- lie leaves a large estate.
Y. Barker. Of Cambria county.
= sal 0.her sons in Ebensburg are
= i t. and C. II. Barker. Deceased |
81 s5lEe part in the civil war, and
aiEo terms in congress during the |
''Flaiion days. he was promin ent |
Masonic Odd Fellow and other
I 4 L Warren, the State Zoologist, |
I ''''ea to Secretary Of Agriculture |
'eisuing his Office. DR.. Warren |
-il'inied biologist by Governor |
: > Immediately upon the reorgan- |
:. q ne STATE Board several years |
ul1ag ;he late campaign for the |
q q delegates to the State conven-
/. /. 4. y arren took q conspicuous part |
- q the Quay ticket in Chester
~ he salary Of the Office is 8, 500 |
---.a' together with travelling ex.
!, ID lis letter to Secretary Edge,
4 1''5l says that Governor Hastings
:; ''g q his departure for the Pa
"a diTec.ed a mutual friend to
liin and request that he sup
!. 4-l-AeCauley delegates to the
i. invention. This, he adds, he de-
- ~ lie concludes as follows:
! -''--aae seems TO be at variance
- q Fernor Hastings desires,
: oS-'eFs ne should be surrounded
- '-s who VIII be in full accord
~. po'i'ieal views, /, TO day, sever
-. - connection with your depart
- "a 'AAA esteem it a favor ifyon
- a Your earliest convenience.
~ -'-e ibis 10 the Governor. whom
:. aank most cordially for the
= -, -'.'sles extended during my con-
. si'a his administration.
= = I.erin~ -