The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-01
Highest market price paid Tor wool by
G.. r Parker.

Highest market price paid for wool b
G. r Parker.
Candidates were as thick. and stuck a
close as a auz shirt on a summer day. a
Court
Why don't our borough authorities pu
the Street Commissioners 20 work ou on
streets.
Plug up your phonograph, Is tho wa.
they put IL now when they wan you 4
dry mp.
The candidates are getting more an
more numerous as the 1lth of May ap
proaches.
Several OF the prisoners committed Il
Jail al last term Of Cont were discharged
last week.
Another unsightly frame building is be
ing erected on Main street. w. w. Davi
is the owner.
And now the McKeesport Times perpe
tmtes that old, old joke about the bud
being on a bust.
The handsomest and cheapest lot o
Hosiery in town for sale by
MRs. A Z. UHL.
Quite a heavy wind and rain storm, &C
companied By thunder and lightning
passed over this place on Wednesday last
No damage was done.
Hiram Day, the clown, was to hav,
rolled a barrel up an incline in tn,
Diamond on Saturday, but the ram mad,
it a lad Day for Hiram.
Remember that the largest, best ant
cheapest stock of Boots. Shoes. Caters,
Slippers, Mems aud Boys Hats can be
ioand at
Sol CnL's.
The AMOUNT OF material that las leeu
shipped TO Messrs. Sage Il Burrell. to be
placed in the cheese factories they are
erecting, is surprising 10 persons who nave
ne yer seen a factory.
On Tuesday last Mr.. Russell. Of the
Adjutant Generals Office. and Mr.. Kelley,
of the Executive Department. paid Com
pany &C" the money due them Tor scr
vices during the riots last year.
N0TICE. Persons moi having paid up
their accounts due on the 1st OF April,
1878, viii ave costs by doing SO on or be
fore the Goth OF May.
y. II. SHAFFER.
MILFORD STATION. Pa.
We are informed By Superintendent
Hyndman, OF the Pittsburgh Division OF
the b. & O. r. r., that the Mountain EX-
press, - run between Pittsburgh and
Meyersd lie, will be placed on The road on
the 1874 Of May, 10 run on about the,Same
time - it did last year.
Mas. \. f. Uni will move to-day
Wednesday her Millinery. Notion and
Fancy Goods store TO the room heretofore
occupied by w. b. Co6rroth IS a furniture
s~tore-roOm. two doors west OF the Luther
m church and next door 30 Amos knep
per's.
The manufactures OF cheese viii soon
be in operation; all last week q large mum
Der OF teams have been busy hauling the
different pieces OF machinery used in
cheese manufacture from the depot to the
buildings that have hurriedly been erect
e1 for their reception. The engines viii
be placed in order This week
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Mares wanted. Liberal prices will lie
paid. | will be in Somerset the remain
der Of this week, IN Jenner y Roads, May
9th and in Stoyslown, May 18th.
HUCH QUICLEY.
Somerset, April 30, 1878.
\ woman stocking, SAYS the person
OF the Ssndusly Rcgistef who calls him
self Moral Editor. " lis the best thing in
the world to put silver in That may
be. but silver is by no means the best
thing in the world TO put ia a womans
stocking. Oh, dear no. 4 hundred
thousand times rot any whatever.
NOTICE To CONTRACTOR Sealed pro
posals viii be received up to May 6. 1913,
for The building of a Lutheran parsonage
in Lavansvillc, Somerset county, Pa.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
parsonage in Evansville. after April %,
1878. The right to reject any or all pro-
posals is reserved.
By order of Committee.
Mr.. John Hill has purchased the Mil
Ter House. at Greensburg. and has re-
moved his family to that place. While
the Hill House, nov the 'Glade House,
was under his charge, he earned the rep
utation of a courteous, obliging landlord,
and gave the house the reputation Of be-
ing an exceedingly pleasant place TO stop.
In fact, John is a iirst-class landlord.
Wanted for cash-
500 Bushels OF choice wheat or
100 Barrels of choice flour.
500 Bushels of oats.
80 Barrels of choice maple sugar.
Farmers, look to your interests, and
don allow us to send away tor flour.
Cook & BEERITs.
New GOODS NEW GooDsi Bargains,
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