The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-06-03

and the public is cautioned against all
such representations. All orders address
cd to agent at Somerset will be promptly at-
tended TO. Every pump warranted.
BY a supplement to the game laws, ap-
proved April H. 1873, the season for squir-
rel shooting is limited to four months Of
the wear. The law is as follows "No
person shall kill, or expose for sale or
have unlawfully in his or her possession,
any gray, black or fox squirrel, between
the lst day of January and the LIST day OF
September, in each year, under a penalty
of five dollars for each and every squirrel
so killed or had in possession.
DR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA, for RhcU-
matism. Neuralgia, Cramps Collie Dia-
lrhTa, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Intan;um,
Sprains. Burns. Scalds, Bruises, Chil5lainS,
Frost bites. Soreness otthc Joints and all
painful affections OF the body; external and
internal For Colds, Sore throat, t}uinzy,
land diseases OF the throat aud mucous
membrane, il is an invalulble remedy.
John F Henry, Curram& Co, Propr.etors,
3 and College Place, New York.
\ LITTLE son If Dr Eli kimmris at
.til,ltt 10 -tt lilp i Nl-'t!i IA y Llfti i+tn
brother and several other members cd the
fimjiy were seated, on v rsnes.lay last.
lie SippcG ,nl tell under H. the rear
wheel passing over his holy; be WAS taken
up in an unconscious condition and carried
into the house, and strange "a SAY. beyond
a few bruises was found To be uRhurt
lie was running about :hc next morning
as though nothing had happened.
KEYSTONE LIGHTNING Ron Co.-All
persons DESTROYS of having their buildings
well protected, should have the best OF
rods erected. The undersigned have
secured one Of the finest Copper Rods ever
introduced here. As they are ut home
here and both are responsible and trust
worthy, the pubic may rely upon sl'isiac
ton being given All work done in the
best manner and warranted.
RHoADs 4 FLECK.
As Ea>ly Of the JohHs,own Tribune, ap-
pears to have so great an admiration for
the obituaries published in this paper, it
Lay be a cheering thought through life
and at the last hour to know that Tom
has an obituary prepared in case OF his de-
mise. OfcourSc il is a little on the elena
ton style, as Tom" agrees with ihc 8os- .
ton Post, that cremation Is hat 81 uuez-
ton OF time with many persons.
! The Grecnsburg TrtJyac GHd HeraR
saws Our lumber dealers are doing "a
better business this spring than ever be-
fore This itself is an unmis;alable sign
that the people in this community are not
crampcd for money. Whenever yvu end
"A people erecting new and elegant lui.d- .
ingS, and otherwise improving their prop
crtv, YOU can set il down rs a fixed iaCt
that there is no general staCnatiOn in .
business, nor any great scarcity OF money .
in that community.
WE now have the fullest line ofiashiula-
/ blc Hats, Bonncts, Ribbons, Flowers,
/ Ornaments and every thing pertaining TO 4
! the Millinery business that We have ever
opened. New goods received every 3 .
| days at this season. We receive all the
new stylc and shapes of Hats and B0nucts
rs they come out in the cities.
Mrs JAS. B. TREDwEII,
Fashion Bazar'
No. Mammoth Block.
YoUNG people should acquire the habit
/ OF correct speaking and writing, and aban-
/ don as early as possible any use Of slang
words or phrases. The longer you put
/ this OF the more di.iicllt the requirement
/ Of correct. language will he and if the age
/ Of youth, The proper season for the acqui-
sitI0n OF language, be passed in this abuse,
/ the unfortunate victim will most probably
/ be doomed 20 talk slang for lie. lou have
merely to Use the language which you
read, instead of the slang which you hear,
to form a style in agreement with the best
speakers and poets in the country.
THE following act passed by the Penn
sylvania Legislature. became a law ly the .
approval of Gov. HIartranit on the first Of .
last month:
BE Il enacted, Sc. That il shall and may
be lawful for any married woman owning
any OF the loans Of this Commonwealth, or /
of the city Of Philadelphia, or any share .
or shares Of the capital stool; of any corpo- .
ration created by or under the laws of this I.
/ Commonwealth, to sell and transfer the /
same, with like effect as il she was unmar- .
ried
A YOUNG man once picked up a gold coin
that was Lying in the road. Always
afterwards, as he was walking along, he
find another. And in the course of long
life, he Cid pick up at different times,
goodly number Of coins and silver. But
all these Yeas that he was looking for
them, he did not see the bright heavens
above him. He never let his eyes turn
away from the filth and mud in which he
sought his treasure ard when he died,
rich old man. be only knew this fair earth /.
as a dirty road IN which t. pick up money. I,
SOME people cannot fatLom the meaning .
of the term '1ocal enterprise but we .
will try and define It as well as we can :
If YOU can think OF anything that can .
build up or bcautify your town, 90 and do .
II don't fight it because You pay your /
share of expense; keep your capital at
home patroniZe home Institutions help
your own merchants so that they may sell /
cheaper always get your work done in
your own town; ii possible subscribe for /
your home newspaper. If you follow /
these directions, and your town does rot .
improve, it viii not be your fault
AMATcH game Of base ball was played .
here on Saturday last between The GIadcs .
and SuIsidcOs. The Gladcs won the toss .
,up and took Tie field. Game was called .
hv the Umpire, Mr Dennis McycTs, alta .
quarter past two. J. !. Scull. Scorer. .
The Subsidies played, G.. r. Scull, C.
J. SNYDER .Snbsideo. y. T. Moore $. S. 4
\. Walter. H.; \. lIciilcy. Oh; II Zim .
norman. So. J. SNYDER IT, 7. Z. Patton, .
C. f.: &. Davis, 7. T.
The Gladcs played. \. c. nenf"rd, C. 4:
! /. Homer. p.; Warire!l. g. s.. !. Sanner, |
In 4 d Iiurst Oh II s,gryrr .b e. /