The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-04
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Get registered.

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Now tor apple dumplings.
Soap suds improve celery plants.
Register on or before September ).
Peaches are still high priced and poor.
School teachers will soon resume work.
Pennsylvania has nov sixty seven coun-
ties.
Autumn. with its glories, Will soon he
here.
Governor Har,ranft will be here daring
the fair.
Buy your Flour at the Flour Depot OF
Cook & Beeri,s.
The chances for a circas ihi, season are
getting decidedly slim.
The only way to get a silver doliar now
adays. is 10 earn it.
Quite a large crowd WAS ia attendance
at Court last week.
The sweat Of a mans brow comes
easier than his daily bread.
Buy your Grass Seeds and Fish AT the
Flour Depot of Cook x Beeriis.
oar young friends. who attend school at
a distance. are making preparations to de
part at an carly day.
DIR. Sadler, Oculist and Aurist. No.
256 Penn Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. Eye,
Ear, Throat and Catarrh specialties.
WANTED.-One thousand pounds OF
slaughtered hides.
A. p. RIFLE.
New Baltimore. Pa.
One Of the printed rules in a female
seminary is that none Of the pupils shai
e4t slate pencils, chalk, s%napstone, or coal.
Save money by buying the Financed
Iron Water Tubing from w. ii. Plati;
who will furnish and fit it all sizes n
lengths.
Warm Us is the weather, and bright and
green as are the fields and trees, there Is
an unmis,akable feeling OF autumn in the
atmosphere. in the sunshine and in the
moonlight.
Farmers Look Heres.
lean furnish YOU with either the Plain.
Enameled. or Galvanized WI ought Iron
Water Tubing of any size or length
W. II. PLATT.
If you wish to vote at the approaching
November election you must he assessed
on or before the 9TH of September. and
have your State and county taxes paid on
or before the 9Th of October. Republican
voters see 10 this at once.
Don't tell a man you sweat. II is vul-
ear. Inform him that you are being de
priyed of the saline and oleaginous iulGs
of your material substance through the ex-
%cretories OF your pellucid cuticle. with a
sensible condensation OF moisture upon
Die superficial exterior
DR.. w. F. Fundenberg. Oculist and
Aurist. from Cumberland, Md, Is now
stopping at the "Glade House, where all
those suffering from diseases OF the Eye,
Ear. Nose and Throat can consult him.
All consultations free : c3ice hours from
ga. N. TO 3 T. NJ.
He thought he had married a spirituelle
Young creature. with aesthetic tastes. The
frst SUNDAY morning she ate three plate
iulls 81 Taxed beans and two sections oil
brown bread. He says il was the mos
enthusiastic aesthetic taste he ever met
with since he saw the lion in the circus
fed.
How TO GET SICK.-Exposc yourself
day and night: eat too much without eN-
crcise: work too hard without rest: doctor
all the time: take all the vile nostrums al
yefiiscd. and then YOU will want 10 know
How TO GET WELL. which is answered
10 these words-Take Hop Bitters' See
other column.
Editors Of all papers hvoring the inter
est Of the soldier will please give this no
lice an insertion William II. Taylor. /
Post AdJu:a3 Commander. at Fort FEEDER
al Hin. Baltimore. Nd. in March. 1860,
and 4. Frazer, Sergeant Of the I'D he
serve Corps. Washington, ID. C., in No
rtmber. 1874. will learn something TO
their advantage by sending their post OF
fee address 10 the editor of the RepubR-
ca1s. Clearaeld, Pa.
In Huntington county a few day ago a
man wounded a squirrel, which ran into
The trunk Of a large oak tree. On reach
"- hAAt AAt LNllDN Va Ant hAlk az Wv
oven filed with doubloons. Mexican dol
lars. English sovereigns and other coins,
all dated previous to 1920, amounting 10
several thousand dollars. was found. II is
supposed the money was secrcied by
Lewis the robber. who relieved many a
wagon on the Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
pike.
The people OF S~unbury. Pa. are much
alarmed on account OF the large mount OF
SICKNESS prevailing in that town at pres
ent- /: is supposed that there are from
t"o hundred 10 three hundred cases of ma
aIiai lever in that town at this time: in
some cases whole families being down
VIII H. On one day lately twelve rail
ho.d engineers were sick and unable 10
TN their engines out There has been so
much sickness among the railroad employ
ees living in Sunburv that 1t has seriously
in'eriered with the running Of the trains.