The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-10

w - klAH HIS UEEA AAlnoAhAAa IAN~N -
The past two weeks, thanks to police officer
Jones and our new " authorities
WALLPAPER. winGow-shades, shading
cloth and fixtures at the closest city prices,
At Amos Sticks.
THE number Of persons belonging TO
he order of Red men, in this State. Is set
down at 10000.
The miners az Latrobe, Irwin. Penn,
Manor. as we'll as those on the line OF the
Southwcs. railway, are again on a strike.
SOME Of our exchanges differ as to the
style in which March made its advent.
declare that il came in like a lamb,
and others are satisfied that as a lion II
was o success.
THE largest assortment and stock Of
WALLPAPER ever brought TO Somerset, viii
arrive al Stocks in a few days. He Will
take pleasure in showing them.
Our jovial Young friend, Will Kimmel,
has sold his interest in "Our Own Drug
Store, to Mr.. George ". Benford. The
business viii hereafter he carried on by
a. G.. Rcuiord & Co.
UARrER's MAGAZINE, Atlantic, Serb
ner, Galaxy. Littell, Biackwood, Cooley,
Leslie. and Demorests Fashion Magazines
az Amos Sticks at publishers rates.
SOME If oar exchanges are saying that
March came in ike a lion. and VIII 60
like q lamb. An Old friend Of our
says that it came in like a lion and will
2, out like The devil.
4 SUslBER of u farmers were induced
ay the 'ethrIial mildHess Of some OF the
last DAYS In February. 20 tap some OF their
sugar trees. Old Borcas and King
Frost formed 4 conspiracy and plugged
them up again.
NECK TIES. collars, ~suspenders, socks,
gloves. hlnkkerchiets, &c, of the neHcst
STYLES and lowest prices at
AMOS STICKS,
No. 8, Mammoth Block.
WHES a fellow comes TO think that there
are I4.253 locomotives climbing aroung
this country, il doesn't seem queer that
some of IS occasionally get drunk and all
under the wheels and get chewed up.
THE Westmoreland County Grand Jury
have found true bills against five persons
Tor the murder OF the Italian miners IT
Armstrong; coal works. in November last,
and warrants have been Issued for their
arrest.
Vur Terisl,,Dre has nasspd and GOV.
Uariranft has approved an act imposing
$40. 0C0 fine and twenty-f five years impris-
cnmcnt upon any person or persons who
may conceal. OF know of the concealment
an abducted child, with special Ct post
fa-.o reference 10 the Charlie Ross case.
SoaE OF cur exchanges deliberately as
sert that the robin-bird has been around
in their neighborbood already. 1t is need
less 10 remark that the average reader Of
such journals don't believe anything Of
the kind. Why this desire to deceive the
public We annot imagine.
Ok saturday morning a riot occurred
al the Luyalhanua coal mines near La
trobc. In which the President and SecTe-
Lsry OF the mines were knocked down and
q number of parties injured. Twelve OF
the rioters have been arrested and inior-
nations made against many more.
AZ effort Is to be made TO have the Ma
jional Musical Normal. under the tutor
ship OF PROT. George Root, Of Chicago, hold
is session here during the coming sum
mer. The required number OF scholar
81 Is have been secured and there l. a lair
lrgsgec o; success.
TIE following Committee was appoin'-
al e. solicit scholarships for the National
Normal Musical Institute
Rev. s. =. Truxal, Rev. A NJ Whei-
stone. Dr.. II. Brubaker. II. F. Schell'
H. T. Bacr ". H. RuppeL G. g. BlSseit,
J.. J.. Hoffman, Z II. SChrOck, W. G..
DAVIS, Amos KucTpcr.
Ancient decision OF the patent Office
indicates that no more patents for medical
compounds VIII be granted. The exam
liner refuses % patent first. because the
applicant has not invented ct discovered
ANYTHING. second. because tie alleged
Invention WAS not useful. and third be-
cause the production Ui this and similar
preIarti0ns Is q mere matter Of skill.
A. stormy March Is now on, we eau
tioa our readers % look well o their Chin
ncy lues. Fires are more frequent in this
month than at any other season Of the
wear. owing 10 the accumulation OF .
in chimneys during the winter. and 20 be
on the safe side q general inspection Of
these dangerous ;inier-hoXcs should be
made "a oDcc.
THE Johns.own Tribune has a reW
head aad tire local by means of the daily
fo-S,alls bis c1untTy friends by saying that
foxes in regard 10 putting a new head on
The editor are IN order. Vow that Is mol
fair Easily ANYWAY We d0n care a CONT
teniai IL amy o puts a head on the editor
or not. lat hope that soIne n Viii per-
form that kin6iy Office tor yuu- DC head
j. neat and Of jha sarae pattern . itat al
the Herald.
THE hiuen fever has struck 'SpOoS
hUmmcI township. and sam. kaniner
icft last week 80 try some other part oitAe
hahi;able elote. Il ], bis intention, We be
l;eve. 10 remain in ,Iohnstown for 8 few
months and then Try the West. Hr Il. l.
@ steady. industrious young nan, and leaves
q host Il friends here who wish him "
limited success
THERE is a SAYING 70 the edcci that a
cold JANUARY ald February viii ensure a
large fruit and grain crop al Tie ensuing
season. As this IS not the of year ioT
proving lie truth of old sayings we hope
Dis rarticnlaT one may prove correct. The
ground hog CONES up 10 the scratch; 81
Nstbeis had an eve 10 business. and why
Shouldn't the cold months have q swing
in bringing about a plentiful harvest.
FznA J. Beeghley las Just reeeiTed
and has in store sll kinds OF Flour. such as
wheat corn. b~uckWhezt. &c Also al
kinds of feed. such SIS corn, braa. oats
I'm cbop. middlincs &c. Having
bought in large quantities he IS enabled 70
sen AZ the very lowest prizes Also iuN
and fresh supply Of The finest groceries
ever brought to town, all Of which viii be
sold st prizes TO suit the times. Call al the
Diamond Grocery and examine pHce De-
fore purchasing elsewhere