The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-12-28
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,...v yer Year and many Of them
s'.,or,es Of good resoiui'ons A. a
~ s.eriue 10 order to have IN
5,,-. open seheolaoase.' ,o.l.''. 40; aa'
o.s,.s : are some Of the tn'nss m an'
ID 8.'..7 .-s5,-ss to PIT in its new pos
s -iaas .,...,, ,,ef,re Christ
b. pa,.' -, IN spite Of uutoward wealth ia,
1s- s,,.s-, did their work wei
~ aas merchants are coa'ea',
iDs ,..,,s e. lis tha, grow into hii
8 iiis '.''.. .,l,s that end in consump
=; ias ' watch the little colds
aaa 80. r. norway Pine syrup.
-, vsr,nal school Of Penn
b. nj, -fI b-ein the Winter tern
raa'l mar 3. 1919 The atieni /
s'i',, AZ. -rsst school continues to IN
inns -e-vicas held in th'
-.l,s Be ME Lutheran church was
ssr'.i.sT .T.ir. Tas neat decorations
a''ls ,..-;.o. AMI splendid music Wer'
.l-...-i..sl .s ia, by the large audience.
- Clearance sale. which i
hi' - feature at this e'son OF th'
Sd .,,i.es to eclipse all former rec
s %. p ..-a,,lity Of goods aud slsught'
! ''.o ! . s.s advertisement for a few
il' ,.,,.bsr., institute viii be held
'',. - Rosos school House, ne&l
The ..o,Ts SI91s on January lltb. Teach
'rasl,' a55i.on. Lower Tnrkeyfoot
ron ani Ursiaa, viii participate
io,erasting program
w,rm and clean" is a wise
Ae5p ... ~ .sgice to those who would
'l'l1l g-.,. All other diseases OF
ID ~. "a, rao,s who observe this
e e1.-1, -, stand a good chance Of avoid
- 5i.agreeable disorder.
s..ofRP. Cummins Post. G
@'i'i-' . recent meeting, decided to
n = Measure Of a banquet on New
5,r-uhieh for number Of year
~ %. -, the chief social feature OF
= ns "a ,.5 ie.tead will hold a veter-
:. ucaic next jane. -,
4 p,,r.-k Hsggerty, probably the Oldest
taTsr York state, has just died at
= - I, his lo9.h year. he had a
-ma7,rv. read newspapers without
4 ..:sof glasses and was an inveterate
1 - f,7n early childhood. when be
. .-,meree5 the use Of tobacco on the ad-
/ se Of physicians.
7,a ,a-,lsr meeting Of the Somerset
- S.bool Association will be held
!. -srer o'clock Thursday evening, De
- ooh. il the Reformed Church.
: Hoover will giyean exposition on
/. r,s,sl Of s.. John. from which the
~ f,r the first half Of 1899 viii be
4 -, All interested are cordially IN
ed % be present
T,s candidates for places on the nexl
,.rv ticket are in evidence. As nearly
n ,be Court House Offices are to be NIL
sgs57 next year the probability is that
sonlf.,nis will be numerous. + 'ch
e,r-se has some good reason for ask
the Mace but the true reason after all
that tbev want it for what remunera'
on there l. in H.
T5s Christmas service held 10 the La
,,.r;Ie L.1.heraa Church was a success
la7I pleasant social affair. The deco
Aims we're elaborate and will remain fOT
me tina The program was well
-saisrei and was highly appreciated by
be- large audience. A notable feature
Ess tbe singing. which called forth ex
prsssious Of praise fro1. all who heard it
The only way TO re organize the School
B s-i 50 a. to make il a true educational
l-e will be to leave politics entirely oui
1f tbe question. As long as politics re-
ans is held, So long will the real educa
i1nal interests of the community be {
minor consideration in the management
4 me schools. The children should b'
ssen care Of. aud the parties left 10 take
are Of themselves
The Isla De Luz0n and the Isla De
,lbs, two Of the vessels sunk by Dewey
L Cagite, and subsequently raised by
Naval Constructor Cspps, have safely
made the voyage from Manila 70 Hong
Kong under their own steam. They are
b be d0oked and thoroughly repaired al
Hong Kong and because Of their peculiar
hnsss for the service viii be kept among
ias Philippine Islands for some time 70
@ue
David Randolph, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas,hsn Cable, died at his home in
HUysrsyille. on Thursday. December Is,
-. al l:30 o'clock. Deceased was born
IL Fysn. Bedford County, February u,
ia and removed to HOoversville seven
years ago. In October, 1893, he united in
marriage with Agnes Cook. Of Mock,
sai this union was blessed with three
saus, tEoof whom-Sanford and Clarence
survive their father. Mr.. Cable is also
survived by his wife. his parents, aud
i5ar brothers and four sisters.
A5oll 3 O'clock Friday morning, 10th
ms IRE was discovered in an Outbuild-
ias az the home Of Mr.. Samuel Fleegle,
10 Vasmahoning Township, about a mile
narth q Stoyestown, aud before the
hauss we're gotten under control the
1lll4 ng and several other small struet-
a'es we're destroyed. The Fleegle resi-
asnoe Vas also slightly damaged. The
assiiiag Is insured, but there was no in
slTancs on the destroyed buildings.
El'ea Contained the farming tools, ma
e 'n7Ty, etc The loss will reach several
hlHirei doll Is.
Considerable alarm is felt among the
"A lsis Of Centre county over the ravages
u aisease among the cattle. which is
t'l'iag fatal aud is believed to be the
.'5-l7l anthrax. During the past few
.'ss - sigai bead Of blooded stock have
1sL TIE herds 50 far afflicted are those
= !. l7'aaTd Rhoue, John Spicker. Alfred
u'''ei Howard Dust aud Andrew Role
" sac veterinary department was an
5-.sl % sai Y terinary Surgeon Johu
-. - l-Ale a hasty investigation. His
---'s, were seutt5 Or. Leonard Pear
- zoe STATE veterinarian. DR.. Pear
-, la' positive a. Yet that the disease
-, P1.y' Policemen +. X. Strickler. Of
-'''@is' cane over to ConnellsvilIe on
-, morning TO look for f. Z. Poor
60 - % Bowman Station, Somerset
ny ny roorbaugh Is wanted very bad.
-. : '''''asie- Ten charges Of larceny
4, "a geo against him there. on Mon
ha..--,sc = Sc,e'dale officials got word that
..-'a iikeiy lie in Connellsville. He