The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-01-04

GEoSdE r.
.....---January I. iS9s
ought to be all the better
.;aring on sunday
a., things to do when the
as Of q. /. rerr g cold, to fill your ice
lssr e. =, .g-' = this matter often means
pe.ay ..;.s = ~ roar opportunity.
Eoa W.. =. one Of the winter days
ouiay VS. e9d season warm IA
na1s - - pnBlie. such sunshine
is a..a - ne airi twas glorious
=. of. .ss xse Year was vocif,
Be dawn ,.,-osi I, by the young men oi
s. lsiy Fe.'''-'-- 80 the church, school
ioro' 1.,.s ~. '...i 5siis from Z until 1870
7i-. o,s.- negleetsd--thoussnd OF
iiiiis .'s'.si "a every year. DR.. WOOD ;
s..'-3-5 PINE syrup cures lii'le &c, colds ,ea-v
j Fy 5is too. do~n TO the very
o' he co!dg-t night Of the
ia1ly Va r5s mercary dropping 70
ssn. - b.,,r zero, as indicated BY the
gree - 5--,ons,sr kept by Captain
si ll5-.'. g.s-oez. O.hsr thsrmome-
isai @,1,- .aTn registered all the way
~, Is degrees below
suggestion i offered N De-
da'n,-s l-... i' during the winter season,
Of no''.s' ,ss IF which frosted oriale
.1s .l.,..- - perhaps without a thought
aFs a. - The painful result can
i5s be-. s-J... discovered by placing your
readily - Hps aEains, a piece Of
'ol--, - on a frosty morning
i''- fore midnight Thursday
oi.y -. made an attempt to rob
e 1l.s ..,e-,s store at Summerhill,
lace e. l-----,-.' .,.-,v. They entered the store
i-- '--srsp.sd from securing any
YER f.sN-clarsn, the clerk VINO
y ,-ss men ia the breast with 4
ore ~ TLsofbsr tv0 escaped, but the
y nan was captured later ana
l-.' r,-.g.blrg, where be IS now IN
-5 for fast engine building
-' .5,stwsek ia the PennsylVa-
- - shops al Altoona. Work
- on d large mogui engine
..-,,7n. and it was finished
ga; ;r.i,e.5sy afternoon, in the re-
.l, rms Of twenty-cne hours and
La...r,ss. Photographs we're taken
-. p5ors. The frame Of the en-
"a mn in twenty eight minutes.
,,.-fsnesi art critic gives 1t as his
.5sr there viii be no handsomer
-, ,,lor work issued this year than
y. Ssr.sparilia Calendar ior 1873. II
-.rrrnsef1l. but artistic and beau
- mn TO dase. The charming
- t;irl' whose beautiful face sp-
r.,b delicaiely painted Llag in the
-.--,0D5. makes a pleasing feature
= srrope viii 6e pleased to have be-
~, -bz whole of 1879. We suppose
-..,s viii have this Calendar, or a
80 he o5,aired by sending q cents
n fiooi d Co. Lowell, Mass.
,,s Christmas there have been ten
~. rspored of concerns that made 2
4 s.,-v rf goods intended for holiday
.-,. some of these concerns, says
4 vzr York sun. carried large stocks,
& rs-s entitled 20 the designation
In one or two instances lhe
we're valued al more than $50, ,ooo.
r,.isealIs thing about each Of the
a5 concerns Is that it did not ad-
-,s in he newspapers. The stores
ala advertise were crowded with
srs from the commencement OF
li5zy season % the hour Of closing
z5t before Christmas. They all re-
RI Tie creates. holiday business in
s
i About ten years ago, f. Strause, pro-
r af the Farmers Hotel, at Summit
a. this stale, had a gray fox, with
es be- Intended TO have a chase. The
WIS chsirod. but one night before
edne for the chase. Reynard escaped,
sing the chain. The willy animal
s,.s5 on chickens an turkeys in the
-htorh0od aud then disappeared.
,h.nz vas heard Of the tox until last
dsy. s. len Robert Heifner. a veteran
TIE spanish war, shot a fox in town
lpnsarby. which proved 70 be the same
MAJ that escaped from Mr.. Strause.
, De collar which was made 10 chain the
5 x ten years before was around the ami
lls neck. The county paid a bounty
one dollar for the scalp.
m. Charles L. Hoover died al her
B sonein Morrill,, Kansas, on Decembe
L aged 80 years. She Is survived by
s e husband, a brother Of Ex-Sherifi
3Elri Hoover, Of this place, and three
pal ehilaren. Her maiden name was
lla Lanniug, and she was born in this
aa,y. Her parents removed to Brown
an,y, Kansas, where she spent her
T-aood, and where she married. Eight
5--s ago Mr. and Ms. Hoover removed
Merrill, where they erected a beau
al home The Morrill, News devotes a
1mn to death notice Of Mrs. Hoover,
D. Has one Of the most active and in
s1'ia- ladies Of that city, she having
- ihe frs, lady ever elected a mem
= a lie morrill, cigy council.
I1's l. going TO be a great year in Amer
az history. The great questions grow
o-l OF the war VIII be determined.
z he Commercial interests OF the couu-
Hll experience an Impetus such as
--' simulate every industry and open
- avenues u enterprise and wealth.
g fi''s urgh Dispatrh. Pennsylvania s
''--'l newspaper viii, as in the past,
l l17ad Of the times, faithfully re-
gan the news of the world in the
=. is.iaa.s and readable shape. and di-
-'ig lie surest and safest road 10 pros
~ Tie Dispatch i a complete news
''l IN The truest sense Of the word.
'-' '-,ke in The business Office. The
--e'! aad the home circle. where its
'sl-y edited pages prove instructive
P''llao-e. Start the new year right
'.-iaEgou- name a. a subscriber
he bspa.eh.
As~leyman ". ". Nesbit. of Ale.
- elariy' proposes to introduce a
g 'as coming session. which. ifit he
i-N' VII provide for a new teach
''@'s certificate. i Is claimed that A
: needed in the present law and
4 p''Posed 10 make the aei more
- Al present permanent certi
-. - Issued by the state superin-
So - a. 'ae suggestion Of teachers in
-. - y .''l iiii'ees in various parts Of the
-, ne committees formulating the
slss'ions on which the applicants
~ ,-'''.aea and also going over their
F'PeM Mr.. Neshi,.s s.;lt