The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-11-30
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rrrxzs0AT----------.NoVeD'0er November - 10
v,,kead4i al have just receiv-
.-s-sns liaeof New Jackets and
se.. which may be seen at iheii
,,sta our advertising columns
seen that ". II. II Baker Of
r,,L offers his store aud stock oi
,-san5zs for sale.
x.isrrbesser, Of Middieeseek
@ -. wa lodged in Jail at Union
tAn rsss. vhsre be is wanted to
'on- -s.bt-rs OF disturbing religious
r,sstinga Jones Nii-s'
addressed TO the following
L., ..--,r. remain uncalied for at the
naii7- Fisher Henry. Reed Emma,
-W-. Macy. Jellers John, Wat
sa'1', -f,rs.ea) HARMON Bella.
- - africa. who is s. years cid felt
' Of old times come over him
I1' --.-s.v. shouldering his gun he
ias' ,sa woods aud before evening re-
Ws-' 81 ,. a -arrs Wild turkey.-Hunt-
ngi5a Journal
~bs s5anty COMMISSIONER u Dia,,
ils 80 given notice that they will
go - nav bounties for the seaips Of
y ~fnks. etc, the law passed by she
.o-'.....Iat.rs to thai effect having been
5srsf unconstitutional
,-b-ie school children entered
i-' -. vacation on Thursday, or
,.r5Fr ,5iIowing the adjournment
a..,- --. rs,.ber,- Institute, and they are
O. - best OF il enjoying the excel
l,.5.irr ga the stream south oftown.
somerset sunday School Associa-
.s.T b,l5 its regular monthly meet
ss-sriay evening, December Sd,
,..s,... IN the United Brethren
All persons interested in sun
- Ua-k axe cordially invited TO
a.s1L
t-sr-tsnrs SAYS il takes q rich man
100, check. a pretty girl TO draw
....f.a. a horse % draw a cart, por-
--...er 10 draw the skin, a topper TO
5-rsr,rs. a grse lunch to draw crowd
--.n advertisement in your home paper
u draw trade.
..---s.as e7agh and save the life" Dr.
v-..r. Norway Pine syrup cures coughs
.,5.,fls. down 10 The very verge ofcon-
sumption
o, ae,san. of numerous burgiarles the
--,.,so af Psrkersburg, W. Va, all go
.-,s5 with reroIyers, and the shoot
80 g.rlsrfss and hardware dealers are
.s,i7g money. Pistol pockets are de-
,+..i f-r canning modistes in gowns and
.sss tbs Mace of the time honored hustle.
rg-rlfng viii not be quite as safe here
s4srrnlsss the women shoot themselves
o-.bsf- ,pouses instead OF the thieves.
rsmss Dillon and his bride, nee Miss
t,--a. Dfve.v. of Berlin, Pa, were given
raraptian from 5 TO 10 last evening at
t,-Ssrd Hin avenue home of the groOm's
p,-ap,s. Mr.. aud Mrs. Stewart Dillon.
The list Of royalty entertained guests,
,rb5 numbered almost one hundred, was
m,5-gp largely of Mt Pie SAINT people,
although S.8udale aud surrounding
c1au.ry we're well represented.-Mt
Pleasant Journal.
The vote Of the soldiers Of the Tenth
regiment a. Manila viii not be counted,
nor -aiI il figure in the result when de-
Ifr4r4dto the various counties in West
era Pennsylvania, because the vote can
no. De delivered within the time specified
by law. the third succeeding Friday from
election dav. The frsmer Of the law@did
no, contemplate elections in the Philip
pines. and a. result there is no benef-
cary Of the Manila election.
Russell Colvin OF Bedford died a few
dzys ago at Phoenix, Arizona, where he
had gone amonth or two since in the hope
o. beneftiing his health. Mr.. Colvin,
who was about twenty-seven years Of
age, was che Of the most promising mem
Der. Of the Bedford bar and was highly
esteemed His illness was Of about
years duration and was the result of
bicycle ride from Bedford to his home at
S.hellsburg.
A Bedford correspondent writes: THE
records Of such an ancient county as Bed
6rI, il kept intact, necessarily con
tain some interesting relics. In the Re-
cl-lsr's clhcs is 70 De found the first deed
box Of Bedford County, containing en-
us dated 100 One Interesting deed
gives the transfer OF the land on which
Allegheny City now stsnds, and is signed
b. three Indian Chiefs, the former own
e.. Their signatures are in the form of
symbols. Gen. Arthur ST. Clair was
then Pr5thonotary and Recorder OF
Dssis.1
The December issueof Hsrper's Rnund
Table win be q Christmas double mum
bsr with a special Illuminated cover
from design by Maxwell Parrish. II
VIII contain siXty-f5ur pages Of reading
inter, instead Of forty eight pages as
uslal, and The leading holiday story. "A
Revolutionary santa Claus by Percival
Ridsiale viii be illustrated in colors
from drawings by Edward Penfeld. As
supplements viii bo given two full page
elored plates, suitable for framing, Of
mar subjects, from paintings by F. C.
Yohu.
uol1tiess The banner voting precinct in
Pennsylvania in the matter of staIwart
hsp15-icauism is Benson borough, som
eTss county. There were b votes cast.
and Col. stone received every one OF
iaem. Not vote was cast for jerks or
Swallow, nor for a single candidate on
'le Democratic or Prohibition county
Ac6eL These . votes were cast for the
saa-sai Republican state and county
ueAe- the only cut being on congress
ehefe four voters cut Thropp but did not
zoe ioT bis opponent In this year of
tueAampied cutting the vote Of Benso n
'e5ough. Somerset county. is a curiosity.
II nioniowa News standard.
Among The interesting literary features
@-seaneed for early publication in Har-
tsIs hazar are "Preferenoe.r a short
ss''ai oi extraordinary charm, by Caro-
que Leslie Field; Nate. a Thanlsgiv
s'-'fy Of New England seventy years
- by hate Epson Clark. illustrated by
.-'Ta Carleton; and "An Alien At
nome story showing how foreign
,',lsnee II prolonged, units one for our
'-,-Is lie, by Annie Z. p. Soaring.
me usual fashion features viii he given
,-' possible, added brilliancy to 81 t
'+aing season, and the departme II
7lAle vii treat Of the reopening Of
ihs opera season.
-Ie oenffcia, Effects Of stone ernshers
es o'gnniug 90 be seen On ,,,o -o.,sts =,