The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-07-20

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.;ons every day this week II vii
von 70 consult their ad.
,o.,hers of the East End Fir
e.nv viii bold 3 festival saiurdai
I. ming on the Court House lawn
- 4nsbaud United Evangelical Snn
y s.ta,t viii hold their annual pieni
s.,-,s.v Aug. 27th. in the Weile
s.,,,resse,i 10 Isaiah Ferguson
- giggius. John W. Kain. and cy'
!" - -sn,sia unclaimed at the post
.,ssnee Of thirty-five Of the best
- vouug men about town. VINO nav'
sred the volunteer army Is no'iceAoi'
II the streets
.e na,nre's remedies; cannot harm
4 ,reakest constitution; never iaiis Y
sa,,,ner complaints Of young or Old
E. r,oyrlsr,s Extract of Wild slaWberry'
,bart Mull. aged 2s years, died very
4 rns@tedIy on Saturday last, at his
s. Dsar Glencoe. He is survived by
q - .,5 three or four small children.
hay crop now being harvested
s. a,oho1t the county is the largest IN
80 and as a result the price has
sDpped from nine and ten 70 hVe ooiiAfs
. Dn.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
~ near Evansville, died at 4
~ Monday morning, from typhoid
Ne was q years Of age, and an
s. srried.
ris,ia Mines are rushed with or
ond are running full tine. Super
S, dent Krets informs as that ne mas
for twenty-five additional miners
i hood wages.
overpor Hastings has appointed Dr.
- pearson. OF Philadelphia, State
- ar;-s-;an representative from Penn
-. - The international tuberculosis
vention al Paris.
ev Hiram King will conduct rellgious
- !, fbe Somerset Reformed
S. rcb Al 1890 o'clock next Sunday
r-iry and in the Evansville church
s o'clock in the afternoon.
"a Merchants Coal Company has alb
"a the interest Of Emanuel Stotler IN
s, mines known as the ''Stotler Mines"
he Elk Lick region. the deal having
en eousummaied last week.
r. Edgar W. Turley. of Altoona, and
j. : Sussnnah Rodger, Of Hooversyilie'
= united in marriage on Saturday at
+, residence Of the officiating minister,
Il der Peter Vogel, in this place
-ommupion services will be celebrated
& ,ba Friedens Lutheran Church, on
s. ndav. July oath, at 1890 a. IN. when
4 nastor. Rev. J. J. Welch, will ofheiate.
a the Sunday following communion
,vices will be held at the Wills Church
81 he same hour.
Is said that the farmers OF Tiogs
5. ,ntry lost between 5000 and 5000 be-
50 their hay did not have the bright
s; Aan color 50 admired by the city deal
II is claimed that had the hay been
few days earlier the desirable color
.uld have been retained.
excursion train made up of ten
.ches. all filed with passengers from
.oslburg, Cumberland and intermediate
/. ints. passed through Somerset, at 10
+ elock Sunday morning, on its way 10
& tbnstown. The eXcursionists returned
& tbeir homes the same night
.Ehe Boys Brigade, composed Of sixty
sSnths connected with the First tresby-
,-ian Church. JOhnstOwn, went into
NM Monday afternoon, in Pine Grove,
q the Coleman farm near Friedens. On
8ursiay the Presbyterian congregation
i1 B Sunday school will hold their an
al picnic at the camp Of the Brigade.
BE- Brigade viii remain in camp for
yek.
"a Richmond, Va, court has decided
. .At the new revenue. law compsls minis
srs of the gospel and other persons au-
l.orized to oificiate at marriage ceremo-
- TO attach 3 two-cent stamp to mar
sge certificates. The law does not con-
3.nplaie that the officer issuing the
eense shall be obliged to place a stamp
II the same or that the certificate return
# by the officiating officer TO the Re-
S rder's Office shah be stamped.
SreAt excitement prevails at Dunbar
yette County, over the discovery of
cases Of smallpox in two colored FAM
s es living in that place. The doctors of
.Ri neighb0rhOod went to the home of
% sick people and pronounced the cases
be genuine smallpox. The health
sEioers Of the county and State have been
=puhed. A strict quarantine has been
Established about the houses.
3 The farmers of Qnemahoning town.
nip are arranging to hold a harvest
<pme outing on the farm of Mr.. Espy
srostle, which is about two miles and
half north OF Stoyestown, on Saturday,
ugus; 18Th. This will be the first event
the kind ever held by the farmers of
lsi township snd the persons in charge
it are endeayoring TO make il fine
Dc.
William Myer, of MeKeesport. men,
er Of Troop B. Sixth L. $. Cavalry, was
s lied in the first days battle before San
{hgo de Cuba. Mr.. Myer was about
<Airty years old and unmarried. He was
son Of William Il. Myer. who
PINE forty years ago was a merchant AT
rauisv.lle, Nd. His mother was Mi
zervs J. Findlay, who was a daughter of
e late Samuel Findlsy. of Salisbury,
pd sister of the late Hiram Findlay.
50 Of Salisbury, formerly OF Greenville.
wnship. this county.
While number Of the Pittsburg dali
p are scrapping over the quality aud
reliability Of the war news they publish
4 pc Old reliable Post goes ahead printing
'he best reports con'ained in any OF the
papers published in that town. and usual
y irom Twelve to twenty-four hours in
sd'Snee OF It's contemporaries. Il don't
'eiieTe 10 the politics of the Post but bny
on account OF its unexcelled news ser
'es' Is remark frequently heard on
he streets Of Somerset
Miss Snie Manages, Of Jenners, during
pc recent hot spell was helping TO make
AZ and going into the house overbeat-
! hA'hed her face in suger Of lead 10 cool
T. In couple Of dsys her face aud the
1lslde OF her mouth commenced 10 Oct
pre- and in short time her eyes and
i'u1h were swollen shut and the poison
eo' al through her system. Her suffer
vas Intense for time. and for several
~ys she was in critical condition. DIR.
e. LiVengood, Of Jenners. was the at
hding physician, and has succeeded in
ringing her out Of danger.
IN many places the business men and
ie families Of labOring men are agitat-
x tEe question of chsnviDc, - A..