The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

sHoAiu DC Cvuuuctei- hcn people QlS
cover how much it really costs them tc
n buy on credit they viii make the greater
r feiiOJ 10 run only on cash accounts. IL i.
ioolishness IN every sense of the word fol
: -f1nen 10 buy and sell on credit, and should
be always avoided.
- WOULD 1t not be well Tor Parents te
h. know, either by visiting the school ol
cnsulting the teachers, whether or NO
f4er boys are attending SCHOOL, Almost
: every day, boys who should be at school
, may be seen playing about our streets
" They seem to have no business there. and
act very much as If fearful of being seen
The Disciples Church at Braddocks
twilh all its furniture was totally DESTROYED
i. ~ fire on Sunday morning last The fire
, rs supposed to be the work of an incendia
I y and the estimated loss is about 5000
No insurance. The residence of CAPTAIN
b ;. NJ Packer, adjoining the church mar.
r2Yly escaped destruction.
%
> NEVER put particle OF soap about your
silyer-war if you would have it retain its
turiginal lustre. When ii wants polishing.
rake piece OF SOFT leather and whiting and
rub hard. The proprietor of one OF the
- Oldest silver establishments in Philadelphia
says that housekeepers ruin their silver
10y washing i in sslah sspds. IS Il makes il
+. look ike pewter, q lls rs-l -5s5-z.. :
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u Pennsylvania there is a criminal and
= pauper population of about -, eco. ninety
llar cent. of which have been brought to
,hCradatiOn and want bv intemperance.
The revenue of the Commonwealth de-
rived annually from liquor licenses is about
$3.50, 600, while the annual cost to the peo-
, pie OF the State for supporting criminals
/ iz,nd pauperS. made such by intempeancc
Us about =, $50, 600.
, % We had the pleasure OF listening to a
lecture on Travels in Egypt and the vii
deTneSs OF the Dead Sea on Monday eve
. ming Of last week. The lecturer Rev W.
F. kean. Is a very eloquent and interest
ing speaker. The lecture was particularly
;. interesting TO all students OF biblical history
The house was well filed and all went
away well satisfied with the way in which
tAey had invested their p cts.
THE deep snow that fell early one day
. of last week, and from which so much
was expected. proved a. great 4 disappoInt-
ment as it promised great pleasure. Our
voanGpeOple are greatly disappointed at his
, winter weather. We usually have during
the season several weeks of very good
Shedding, hut this winter there has not
been = single day that could be called good,
and the dozen OF more festive occasions
have been narrowed down 10 one.
We s.i>h To call the attention Of our
readers 10 the large stock Of Dry Goods
and Notions advertised by the live, ener-
gciic firm Of Patton x Hurst. This is a
new firm lust commencing business. Mr..
Patton J. an old merchant and well and
ftyCu blv known 10 our citizens. Mr..
Hurst though young in the business viii
he found courteous and Obliging. They
have added large stock Of Tobacco and
Cigars 10 their already fine assortment.
X HENKY's CARBoLIC SALyE i 30 well
kRsSn that it i only necessary to caution
faeainsi limitations. II requires careful
( fdfHtrtUre OF the Carbolic acid with other
i. Ingredients 10 produce a salye that may
HFseied upon. The genuine only guar
fahEed. See that il hears the signature and
private proprietary stamp Of John F. Hen
~. Sold by all Druggists and Deaiers.
EIoGS F. Henry, -CEERAS 4 Co. Pro
iTrista1s; ; and 9I e,srseC PIade. New
fefk,-
F 4 ls0rse driven by Mr FL Baer ran of
on Sar1tday last, breaking the sleigh and
Of he int tiEn'le 9oai rs EiidFaT M
+ Baer abi two young ladies had started for
/ = suea1'Glmp, aed when obout two miles
f6in soNn. discovered that they were on
. the yT0ng road, in turnin. around the
! sleigh, NIs upset frightening the horse,
whielI-;aD ,aaay with lAe- result above
stated.1 Bsrag ising q yoang nan d
.'pluck.'' fetssIea b iosn' and prcsurred
anotiler ri. = ~Leh de- Rsl.by trb prAl
cesdcdon their way rejoicing.
JoA1 Hoover, sf sf6oopcrsdai-, fnet with
q yeE'T-serious accifeht wlfile working At
his employment OF helper al 4 pudding
fgrIince, in the mill on Saturday evening
: Est s quantitYy ofznglten. sag o. refuse
metal -tiad sccf, Ara sn sron3 the funacs
and tic Iuddlcr had thrown sand over IT,
in thc,a kence Of his helper. immediately
aiterW,zrd the latter IeiyTDel, and not Oh
! ser7 ingthe liqusd ahsa :. aEu Q dc fsr. that
il was oDvered' over, he stepped with one
foot upsn il. and his shoe was Immediately
md Eith rcd hot sl2g. TTJoknstg'rgg ,Irt=
5'4.f : Z HdLIdDOd q II
LeR oUr tor the following counterfeit; |
notes COW in circulation, some Of which |
viii liEely ind their vag among Us They |
are a. follows. 80 on the First National, /
Marine National, National Shoe and Leath |
er Iirnk. OF New York, National Bank |
Commerce, The Ciiy's National Bank OF
poughseepsie and the West Chester Co, !
National Bank Of PcekskiIl, y, y $40 on |
Fra, National Bank LOckhart, Central |
Natiofal Bank OF Rome Flour City Ma
tioRSl Bank of Rochester, y. y: $50 on !
the First National Bank of Plaintield, y. /
J. ilgr- whole Oi these furgeries are said
10 lie very iin4y ssssAted and Nelfteieu- (
lated 70 deceive ...----
II iswitli sincere regret that We are eaE 1
ed 81 10 Tesord ono OF those irighttul &C !
cidehts which result from the use Of kero, I,
send Miss Annje, eldest uldausAer OF IT. I
win Pile. was burned in frightful man I
ner ln Thursday evening last. IL appears
tina with number OF younger brother,
ana d.sisleTs Size vas Sseatal Eear Ne Fable .
on. y hich a lamp was placed, when one Of
the lmailer children inadvertently upset
the lamp, splting ihcolip pNcrs hss Anne , ;
clutIing In an instant she was wrapped IN
4 >ltet OF famJs. Her arm from the wrist
10 die elbow was burnt horribly, she was
also burned very severely several places
abodt her lerson. II was fortunate
and harrow escape tr0Ih deaih- -4-- ,s,s
go y aa .-rsi
IssPEcTISG- ALONG THE iINE-Ae1-4 =
des X ohcn, Esq, President, and MUM
bcr lf the Directors, with General super
int3ldeni Hyndnian and other officials,
hayt this week been engaged ia visiting a.
nuIibe OF stations on their road-the Pliis-
lur b., Washington and Baltimore Con
mel {yiLle route Inspecting thefiaops, 9th
ar buildings, etc. of the company; and
notang the condition OF The road, with a
THs also tO determine upOn contemplated
IA Suyemenls. They we're at Cumber
Iand ON Tuesday morning, leaving at 10 4.
NJ The party, lrayel in special train OF
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