The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-01-05

January s, 1885
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e..,E. Long and Sadie E. Pile
We. 7l.,.isy a5.5 ly- morning for Chicago.
q Oh .-s taking advantage Of the
Farnsr' ,.5sipc and all Of the roads
&C., 70 town are lined WIN ~ ,o1I,s ,o ,hs
s falei hay, lumber &C. " ''''
rs..f'a' .l..en framed for the Elk
Aissi So g. 70 determine the question
Osan'g ~ ~, municipal authorities have
s. 80 Fae'-s'e lbs hour at which drink
- ma-. close.
ias o. .nlsrnes, those itching poster
TsrHl-' f'[S - The skin. Put an end to
poan's ointment cures a. any
aTaE lining ;u the Administra-
o- IN washington will be ended
daa si',.. IA when the Vice President
O. ja1-N H,rsr will give dinner in
Sd VI. p--.fdent and Mrs. Mekin-
r.95 ,hs Ca5ine-
r. scientific American says
A"'.,,.--.5 hi. premises Of yermin by
s. b 5,' .-h;-eu.ash yellow with copperas
H'1-ls - the stones and rafters in the
sd 'l,sT 80 In every crevice in which
III slar WIZ - -,.,t the copDeras, and
srii ~ IN the corners Of the floor
s7i-,, s7i''.--, uas complete disappearance
lls r. ID mice. since that time not
n Of - - has been seen near the
b bsass -, - familiar n
- ll7 - ~ Somerset county at this
ne - - 50 lv the justly celebrated
,. So, aiming the month Of January,
il' -. - Kpvkendall, formerly Park
p,-ssr. offer their entire stock Of
q --a,lv reduced prices. These
60, -,sorlv offered one month IN the
P'' ,torsands Of people who have
.'.,-7rsrtsgs Of them in the past well
Il Red Letter prices are io" q
nth than ever before
..,-s.bs, been placed on a tree just
-r,-n.-, tomb with this inscrip-
.T5fstrse is planted at the side Of
u-. - of General L. :. Grant, eX-
-. the United States ofAmerica
ngpass Of concentrating ms
-. Fv Il Hung Chang, Guardian
.-.p-.r,s. Grand Secretary Of State
..ls rIr.t order. Yang, Yu, En-
-'r-.-.a-liuary and Minister Pleni-
" - If China. Vice-President Of
8-,-i af Cea,ors. Ewaug Hsu, 23d
- sa Noon, May. ISL
s.-rfr.a HERALD during the past
- vssrs have looked forward at
- artbe year for the announce
I-frs great Clearance Sale
----ss-. elsewhere IN this issue, and
= t,--,fr. offered this season surpass
-..,-- that has been offered in the
+. r-rai Ea5Isaud good goods only.
,...--- stock has been laid in for this
rts.b means Just what it is adver-
-5.-haa Clearance sale Of everything
rtds shelves
les. Friday afternoon, whiIe the pupils
.,.-s Tgsar.gi.Ie public schools were
..-.--ag a well-prepared Christmas
----nme. Prof 5. O.. Shelter was
..,r surprised by Mr.. ". II. Hoffman,
= f-r5urs dealer, appearing in the
.r,1 with handsome rocking chair,
yt..5 bep'scsI in front Of the teachers
,.tas,8 explained that it was a Christ
ma. rfa from the pupils. The Professor,
..zr recovering his oompOsure, made a
H-rs s7sssh thanking the girls and boys
t-tfs- token Of love and esteem, after
which theexercises were concluded
4TfTe Colds" negIected-thousands Of
I've sridssd every year. DR.. Woods
S-ray Pine syrup cures little colds
r-- big colds. too, down 10 the very
rsrg. Of consumption.
John Bergman Thursday night hail
es Policeman on Third avenue, New
Ygk. with "Here, Copper, take this
crgsz 20 the morEae," and seut bullet |
.5-ugh hi, brain, falling dead at the |
cHgr, feet. He is said 10 have been |
f-nzrlya wealthy resident of Chicago /
a1l LOST Lis money in speculation on the |
Chicago Board Of Trade. In his room |
Va. found the following: Give my |
biyto some college or hospital 50 it viii |
beaf some use, Il was not while I was
alive. No work, all kinds Of trouble, |
sal lgll.; that j. too much"
TIE Indiana Normal School Of Penn |
g.uuh viii begin the Winter Term |
Ilssiay December >, lsg7.
Al Seniors and Juniors were approved |
% June by the state Examiners.
Tie attendance has been the largest /
vaa single exception, the school has
sgs had iu the Fall. The Model School |
+ 2rgar than ever before. The Senior
-lss S the largest the school has ever
al
The barn Of Leonard Bittner and his /
s-,& ". BiGHer. in Juniata township, /
~, county, was destroyed 10y fire, with
a. lie contents, on Sunday afternoon i
A. A sarge crop Of wheat and farm
Ll-llsry were consumed. The .oss Is
S.lz,ei al $50, with less than $1,000
-1slzloe The barn was built about
ny years ago 10y John Rider. who after
fl-ls used u as church and preached
l7'e frequently. An attempt was made
. l1r1 the harm during the la,e war. by
'--lllg a lrs on the barn fioor. but it
s' sZunguishei before the fire made
--e- heajway. - Everett Republican.
M BilBer is welI-known in this
cy.
>.1ye7e5k Castle Knights oC the Gold
2 L1E.e Of Shanksyille, have elected
-si-7Ri1g officers for the ensuing six
-a,s; Past Chief. Martin Brant; No
= ,-ie, W. P. Braut: Vice Chief II. |
L >-roes; HiEl Priest. VIM. Pritts:
- Hermit Rev. J. H. Dunlap:
-->a' 1 Records, T. F. Braut: Clerk Of
--7llsr' EP. Baut; Keeper % fEx- |
--s'' Abraham Wilson: Sir Herald,
- d. '1aiy: Worthy Bard. J. ". shank:
-y Chamberlain. Amos shank: En-
s-t- +. Baui; Esquire. q. NJ. Foy:
S ''aTismaa, r. J.. Braut: second
----''aln, L. C. Ackerman: Trustees,
{, w. >a4aS, Il. H. Sahrock. G. N. Foy:
E,zl anu ''''-e' l.
--s advent or the New Yea, '4a no
.'l iir ioub; in the minds Of peo,,le
-l''-is Of Ais coming. His approach
: 'la'1noed in advance with a roar
r-7i 14-s7i all who were unp.ovided
-. - ''l'-ae'ais and heavy wraps to seek /
-1-aoors 10 escape from the chilly
= = ''ern winter and the binding tor
!. snow Snow fell to the depth Of
..7' 7' during the night, and the wind
ss- 4 -.oli IL every direction. block