The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-11-16

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1,',o,ebanged 1,', pulpits last SUNDAY.
,,-,,I. ogline and Miss Minnie
u. AZ hotb Of Jenner township
bran5. .5 in marriage at the home o.
re nm .snsreuts, on Thursday. Novem'
pTil' D. : C. Long officiating
,,..,,..r, G. sevitts and Miss DAsie
{. " 'RIrofbersvslley township were
Snl !. 7. ths bonds Of wedlock on sun
'eo 'ng y =. october SO,h- Esquire D.
). -, Of Berlin tied the '0"nu O'4i
i ot
p,,rfangh. q former resident
L,,, sl52 5;e5 his late residence near
'e'iil'' ~. an sanday, 9th inst, aged
i1A' Ne was a brother Of Joseph
60 - and Mrs. Julia Henley oi
s rlin.
ri r. wilgus. Of ConneilsViiie
u, ys. Alfalfa J., only daughter OF
M ~ John Sheets, were united IN
SUI :. the home Of the brides
nn,' I,,ns At high noon Thursday; ION
g fenDs, D. : T,TIor Of the Berlin Lutheran
(; Brsh ofieisted-
..oe NJ interest is announced IN
~, - If Alderman John J. Dew
tI-hn.,own. - to Jeanette Luken,
e. baltimore, Somerset county ana
g 'V~ - vssrs prominent teacher IN
's,'i ,slie schools Of JOhnstown. The
~ took place at the home OF the
auiuE w Baltimore, Thursday.
,-:.,5. Of the Tenth Pennsylvania
gimsat. n now 81 Manila are greatly De
.nIaye-tbe prospects Of their early
l's1 - - the United States. President
=" - aid On Monday: The Tenth
-, 49,, tbe first 70 leave this country
s--siSo land. They did their duty
h.oI5 - he permitted to come home"
ps,BbIiesns Of Rostraver town
Wsstn,rslanI county, claim the
p having bad the oldest voter on
- in the county. He Was Levi
/. -. a farmer. aud is ninety-eight
r of ays. Il was the first time he
& r,tsf slr f'lr years. He has been a
! tel5ng Republican.
.-.--.., If the supreme court
- .,sra on the coal screen law IS
.bs-s-.epfng in its effect The find
of,ba Allegheny county court Is
F. that the screen law is uncon-
4 ,8,i,nal and the decision is that coal
4 ,-s,,-s can make screens to suit them
=. rn5sr the constitutional right Of
s,trsct It's the right Of the miner to
,.sto dig coal when the screen does
4 b suit him.
Dayjd Sehrock, aged Il years, oneofthe
:. known farmers in RrothersValley
s,rnsbip dropped dead in his stable,
b4re be had gone to build pen for his
y. on Thursday afternoon last. His
q "a, with him al the time and she
nmonei assistance 20 carry the dead
Iv into the h1lss Mr.. S:arock was
apparently good health and had not
Implained Of being sick. Death result
4 from apopIexy. He leaves a family Of
ar sons and two daughters.
Considerable local interest is manifest
in the entertainment 10 be given in
e opera House, ou Thanksgiving even
9. by representatives Of the various
eVn churches. With the assistance Of
rof Hezel and the Somerset Concert
|-ehestrat 1t promises 70 be a fine treat
rke.s will be placed on sale on Tues
Isy. November 22i, at the jewelry store
i Nef & Cssebeer. Reserved seats, 80
.ents: general admission, % cents; chill
lren 10 cents.
Ifprsent plans are carried 70 compile
Ils.ion next spring the vacant lot on
Jain Cross street belonging a to Mr.. A.
+. Kuepper will be occupied by hand
one block. Mr.. Knepper has been i'm
or.uned by number Of business men,
nxi0us 70 secure more commodiOus
usners and more eligible locations, to
re,1 building for their accommodation,
he site is one Of the most desirable for a
llsinsss stand about town and when it il
ocupiei by a handsome building one Of
be few remaining eyesores in the neigh
'orhOod o. the public square will be re-
n0ve1
The sale Of tickets for the Institute
Lecture Course will begin at p. m. on
saturday, November 18Th, at the Somer-
8, Opera House. All indications point
p the usual rush for first choice of seats,
= the course Is an able one throughout.
Doune tickets will range in price from
70 s according TO location. Persons
hho fnd that they viii be unable to be
present al the sale Of seats can have them
deserved by sending their orders to Mr..
]. L CAsebeer, Somerset Pa Superin-
lsnaeut Pritts viii reserve the usual
than one-half Of the best
seats-ior teachers.
The bsst way to build up town is 70
staud ty every man in the place who
aoes right says an exchange. Whenever
nan is doing well do not tear him down.
Al residents should be partners. not op-
poneais. Every business man who treats
BIZ customers honestly, courteously aud
lAlrly' viii get his share, aud the more
business that can be secured by united
ea nj the better il will be for all. When
ioWn ceases to grow it begins to die, and
'hs more people try 10 kill each other in
Oasiness, the more readily will utter ruin
cone 10 all Stand together for the ad-
'aacsment Of every citizen. II q man
saoss ! ability 70 prosper, do not pull him
oAeA through jealousy. or weigh him
ooNa through eold indifference.
me tenant house on Harvey Country
mans iarm, near Berlin, was destroyed
oy nre Saturday afternoon, while the
.a'i'iy were absent attending funeral
ias areis supposed 70 have been caused
y dsieeiive fac. The building was
: insured Tor $50. Il was occupied byS. S.
I ''hey and family, who were also absent
= NON home attending the funeral Of David
',--'olA' ,l- an uncle Of MIS-. Forney's.
a. :, o. Their household goods, including
-. - fofneys Justices outfit. we're de-
9'''' Gu The members Of the family
- - nothing but the clothing on their
UaeAa- Nr. Forney's loss will reach
p'OoAo'y A,ch. He did not carry any
.--- '-nee aud the loss will fall very heavy
-Pol lim. The F1rneys returned home
! lils Inc IRE was still burning. but too
1A'e 70 save anything.
When it comes to disposinp Of the
yl'o-sa bonds authorized al the late
''1'.'n ioF the purpose Of constructing
-, - u public sewers We hope the
-, -''''efs Of town council will exercise
''.sl ,-, oa'iness judgment than character
- - '-e sale Of bonds for another public
roy eaient recently undertaken bv the
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