The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-04-20

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,u Of sl2 a month bas been
s,sMrs. Harriet spangler Of Lam
piece Chamber sets are cheaper
isl-,s Art store than anywhere else.
/ spd price them
oniop services viii be held in
ns,lle Lutheran Church on
Z, - morning. April 2fih. conducted
S. nsstor. Preparatory services on
aassy. e8i inst, at ? p. m.
addressed TO the following
ls.9' ,srsons remain uncalled for at
i'a'- ofIlee: Amos croyle, II. speese,
Tn5k Walker
new line Picture frame Moulding
% IT, SxYDER's ART STORE.
n C. White the well known
Nj III, Tailor Of Chambersburg. Pa,
A-'. -,ens a couple days in Somerset.
- 5,Iinst. with samples ofvery choice
So, Mems wear. Excellent fits at
o,.ble prices. Don't fail to see him.
.r,,le folks love DR.. Woods Nor
pine syrup. Pleasant to take per-
- ~ barnless; positive cure for coughs,
Il. hronchitis, asthma
n.,;5 EImiston. aged Is, an employe
=. mines Of the BerwindW White COM
=, Windber, was instantly killed
r.;.y nv the falling Of a portion Of the
S.t,be mines. which struck him on the
- The skull was fractured and the
. man was dead before anyone
rsshed him.
vsvsr in the history Of the world lhas
.n naper been 50 cheap. Don't let any
:. beat vou on the border. You get the
HEht price at
SNYDER's ART STORE.
Milton Berg. a former constable of
us5leereek township, was lodged in
-alsst week to await trial on a charge of
3a.s.,uous rape preferred in the name of
4. t.17.vssr-old daughter. The defendant
t.bost forty years OF age and has a wife
al four or five children. He is the |
.s,op6 man who has been arrested in
h. eaanty during the past three weeks
,b,rpsd with this monstrous crime.
,,or5inance Of the city of Erie. fixing |
..,v6sl0O on bicycles, has been pro-
r,.nee3 unconstitutional by the Supe-
,s,- Court Of Pennsylvania. This ordi- |
-,,ee was framed by one of the ablest |
lawyers in the city of Erie, with view |
,,orarconing or covering up the pOssi- |
iIs unconstitutional feature Of such an
49, INT be has met defeat. In great |
many cities and towns throughout this
e,umonwealth an ordinance similar in
s7ss. has been enacted. and as a result
,beewners Of bicycles have been unlaw-
fUv caused TO pay a great deal Of money /
INTO the various borough and city treasu-
rs. This decision, however, stops all
s,ch payment, and annuls all cycle ordi
nsBess with similar intent.
some things we can not understand
one is why is Wall Paper so cheap? You
can not get it for nothing, but you can
Get big lot Of it for little money at
SNYDER's ART STORE.
The constables throughout the State are
receiving circular from the state COM
missioners Of foresty, calling their stten-
ton to two acts passed by the last Legis-
lature. making constables ex-Oiiicio fire
Eardens. They must report to court the
frst week Of quarter sessions Of any forest
Or timber land fires. II they extinguish
any fires they Will be compensated at fif-
teen cents per hour, and assistants viii
receive twelve cents an hour. Any per-
sou who is called upon TO act as an assis-
unt must either serve or undergo fine
and Imprisonment. No county is to pay
more than 500 in one year for such work.
One half Of the amount for such work is
10 be paid by the county and the other
half by the State.
Do you want 70 see the new shape Din
ner Sets in queensware? Snyder's Art
Store Just receive them. They are pret-
ly and cheap.
In Frances Wizards book she made
delicate hint of a romance in her life.
She says she wore a ring and that for
eleven lOpg months her heart had its
hero, to whom she hnmbly bowed. In
her youth Frances Willard and Bishop
Fowler were students in the same Col
age, and he was the giver Of the ring.
lEing 70 a marked similarity in their
smpsraments the engagement was brok-
n, and the story of the early romance
vas never told until after Miss Willard's
lelth. The story now comes from Hart
ord, 'shere the bishop is now presiding
Yer a conference.
Etching hemorrhoids were the plague
{ my life. Was almost wild. Doan's
'intment cured me quickly and perna-
elty, after doctors failed" c. +. Corn
Tell, Valley Street, Saugerties, \. Y.
A comet now in the sky will be taken
5 war sign by the superstitions. The
stronomers of the University OF Califor-
Ia, at Berkeley, have completed their
OF the comet discovered re-
entity by Professor Perrine, of the Lick
observatory, and according to them the
'met viii become brighter and remain
D sight for some time, 1t IS now travel
e toward the earth at the rate OF l,OO0,-
y miles day. For the next two weeks
Viii f.or,rfnua - ,,,,,-o ,,,rfl oo.farlx-
the rate Of one degree a day north as
ell as east. Ii Is visible about 1 o'clock
the morning. The comet IS on the
es'ern border Of Pegasus and moving
oTheast one cegree daily. It is not vis-
DE to the naked eye, but may be seen
ith a small telescope.
Why not buy your Wall Paper at hcme9
you have a roll Jeff, we will take it
ick fyou need an extra roll, you can
ways get it. There are hundreds Of
,mples to select from at
SNTDER's ART STORE.
Judge Miller, of Mercer. who was hold
< court at New Castle, Wednesday last,
ade an important ruling relative to the
gislraiion OF physicians in this state.
he Lawrence County Medical Society
Vi caused the arrest of DIR. Townley, of
lio, charging him with practicing med
me withouta license. AT the trial the
'cior displayed his diploma and Ii
nse issued by the clerk of courts of
hegheny county, where ne had short
ne practiced his profession. The med
Al society argued that the law required
m 70 take out a license in the county in
aich he had his Office. Judge Miller
led that DR.. Townley was entitled to
aciice medicine in Lawrence county by
ason of his registration in Allegheny
anty, and that no other registration was