The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-05-30
-, shoes repaired by B. w.
p.ntner's Shoe Store.

sas night, itching piles Doan's
cures quickly and permanent
az drug store, 50 cents.'
risarfield county, has aschool
!. very "weighty." All the
- - Of that board are heavy
.ombined weight being 1914
= ,Sev lay claim 10 being ihe
board in the state.
Mass, the other day a
IN wss blown out Of bis hand,
mid find it no where. A
. niece of paper just the size Of
liherated it al the place where
- lost ms money. The paper
The street aud around into an
here the man found the s.
-, impure water draw tum-
-, the tap at night, put piece
,,mn sugar in it and place on
= ,nantleshelL or in any place
-. ,smperature will not be under
Fahrenheit. In the morning
i,pure, will be perfectly cie.r;
mated by sewerage or other
>. the water viii be milky.
simple and safe test well known
@;.ts-Baltimore Herald.
~s,mas Adams and Miss Hattie
Of Stoyestown, were married
s,y evening at St. Johns Roman
4. Church parsonage, Johnstown,
= Father John Boyle. The best
a Mr.. P. f. Sagerson, and the
,,i5 was Miss Margaret Adams,
"a the groom. Mr.. d. B. Specht,
...,owu. was the only person out
49, sttsndants TO witness the cere-
ur Adams is a son of Mr.. and
lizard r. Adams, Of the Custer
and his bride is daughter Of Mr..
d. William L. Reisiuger, Of
.s,own.
.,b I.ughray has purchased from
rankin 100 acres of coking coal on
.,,g.op run. in Franklin township,
!. county. for s65.OOO. This is a
.ftbe !. coo acres, owned in that part
.,r,or-land, by George Washington,
he organization os Fayette coun-
1, the land. which was known as
Meadow" Washington erected a
- mill. which Lawrence Wash
and variou. hired men operated.
,,snds to- day. On the new tract,
.5rsy will erect 100 coke ovens and
mining village.
u house OF representatives last "eeA
,,ranimous vote passed the senate
rh;cb increases materially the pen
~ The new law provides for ag-
sing disabilities under the act OF
ritbout regard to service origin, and
crease the net income widow may
without destroying her right to q
son. from S95 to $3.50. Commissioner
Ds,sions Evans estimates that the bill
add 20.OOO pensioners and increase
.Ypenditures s.. 10000 a year. The
-sasa il is said, will 90 largely TO
lEs Of soldiers.
Friday, May 18th, Governor VIII
IA Stone granted letters patent tc
Pennsylvania Hawkeye Publishing
pany. a corporation with capital
4 Of $4,000. The incorporators are
lawrence NJ. Colfelt, d. D., James
4 Brooks. J. Emory Cleaver, +.
rpsrtbwaite. and James P. Colfelt.
,oticers OF the new corporation are
s,i5sut. Rev. L. NJ. Colfelt; Vice
s,dsnt. James II. A. Brooks Secre-
F. Cowperthwaite; Treasurer, j.
5y Cleaver. This Company will dc
s1eral printing and publishing bnsi-
: at Bedford, it is announced. The
.,skeye is Congressman Tbropp's per
bal organ.
Er W.P. Spangler, OF Lambertsviller
usrset county, was in JohstOwn few
rs ago with a unique relic 10 the shape
an old knife plowed up some thirteen
rbarte.n years ago on the site ola fort
ag the banks OK Clear Run, Near the
.Emill Of Daniel Berkeybile. The fort
: built by the Americans as a defense
ksinst the British and Indians about
s. and it is probable the knife in ques-
m is almost a century and q hal
Ia. The handle is curved and about six
hss in length, while the blade IS an
sh shorter. When unearthed it was
.ut and was apparently little more than
mass Of rust, but after being laid in
sOsene for several days, it was opened
b on being filed down the blade was
and to contain the finest Of steel, czps'
so Of taking a very good edge. A par
lhs handle, possibly Of wood, has beer
ten awsy.-Tribune.
A decision Of the Supreme Court o
pat interest TO Road Supervisor
.uaghout the State has just been hand
down in a Blair county case. Mis-
Isle Kocher, Of Snyder township. wa
arsd by her horse taking fright at I
lie Of sewer pipe piled along the high
BY and throwing her over an embank
sn fifteen feet high. She sued fo
50 damages and secured 3, 600, but thu
Vs was appealed on the ground that
Hsri-rail was not necessary in sucl
aess. The Supreme Court affirms thu
5smeut ofthe lower court, thereby de
ENG again that guard-rails are neces
Ey a. such dangerous Places along pub
highways, and that townships and
Der, responsible for such dangerou
Editions OF roadwsys viii be compelled
respond in damages when accident
ear a the result OF their negligence.
p dollars of prevention in such case
J be better for the township, however
AD several thousand dollars Of this kin'
cure, and road officials would do wei
govern themselves accordingly.
team Of horses, attached to a heav.
sgOn and standing unhitched in from
The business house OF Knepper & Good
lIs The owner was in the store making
Purchase, Friday afternoon, suddenl,
.ared up that crowded th0roughfare
number Of persons realizing the dan
= not only to life and limb, but 10 valu
4e vehicles and property that Nigh
-ow, rushed forward to intercept tn
.aI, hut did not succeed in doing so un
siler the wagon had come in contac
70 buggy and turned it over on il
a= We note this apparently trifiini
.a1dent in order to direct attention TO
acice, which If continued. will uiti
4ely cause the loss of human life snC
destruction Of much valuable proper
Almost every day in the week Mai
- street from the public square TO tn
n National Bank corner, and Mai
re. from the public square to the Som
esi House, are crowded with vehicles
'gons. buggies and carriages. TO sue
Extent that a r,ao~s,ry f..u, r.aads To d