The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

- blAltA GAiALA Win I0iE-fAN LNel
now and then ~e read OF soiGe one WI
has stuck "a rusty mali IL bis loot or son
other portion at his pels01, AUG lock-ja
aaS resulted therefrom. All such wot.a.
r. can he healed without any fatal cons
b quences fo.iowiGg them The remedy
simple. Iii only 10 5tsCke such a woun
81 bTuise that is inllmed with burnin
wool ~ E0olen cloth. Twenty minut.
IN tie smoke OF wool viii take The pai
ont oil TIE worst case CT iaaammaiion ari
ing rom any wound We ever say
This little item, from he Cambria Frli
nun, the Democratic organ OF Cambri
county. may have a c0nsDlatoTy effect o.
some of the persona IL this county win
proved recreant 20 tie principles Of RI
pUblisdEism in the hope that toe Delaoa
Fac} might some day reward them
Whenever the Democratic party pass
es by rs Dan trusted leaders, who hay
bauled through good and through evil re
port for It's organization and success. IN,
for some temporary reason prefers a re
cent convert, the chances are that the eX
pertinent viii end in ignobie failure. anC
in II iEdgGeHtit ought 50 to end"
To Nh PAFRoSs.-No;ice Is hereby sis
81 - ta1ss who have so kindly favored
me Eiih their patronage in .he cigar and
tobacco line, that ] have sold and transfer.
red nay retail business 10 hessrs. OhGrics
c. ORION and Charles II. Fisher, worthy,
pleasant gentleIaeH, 20 whom ! recommend
/ lie lovers Of the weed. MessfS. 0rton &
Fisher will carry on The business at the
old stand, and viii keep on hand MY ci-
gars ard famous tobies. | will continue
The mandatory aad my patrons and
friends viii continue 70 end nae 81 the old
stand attending to business.
J. II. ZIMMERMAN
Mr.. james II. Benford died az bis rcsi
denCe in JohEs.own near S O'Clock last
! Friday evening. Mr. Benford was born
and raised IL Somerset. In 1850 he re-
moved 10 haTrisburg and was tor some
lime the proprietor Of the LCchsel House
OF that city. lie was a member OF 18Th
Pennsylvania Cavalry during the late war.
Since the close Of the war he has been en-
gagged in the hotel business at different
places in Indiana county and at Johns
town. Dir. BeHlofd had a large circle Of.
friends and acquaintance ia this place,
Nig VII I've panied to hear Of his death.
Friday Of last week Mrs. James B.
Tredwell disposed of her entire stock Of
goods 10 Mrs. j. II. Walter & Son. The
Fashion Bazaar, as conducted BIZ Mrs.
Tredwell, has, foT the past few years,
beeA oge 81 the most popular and enter
prisiag business establishments OF the town.
The new Arm propose keeping Il " to the
old standard, and will soon be IL receipt
of large and well-sclected stock OF new
goods. Sc bespeak for them al the form
ef patronage OF the "B2zlr, and wish
them a5unGari Success.
Mrs. J. Walter s Son, VINO haze Just
assumed the management OF Fashion Ba-
gar, have, for the present, an increased
force 10 The Millinery Department, which,
together with the large stock Of Hats, |
Bonne's. Frames Ribbons, Silks. satins,
feivets, Plulnes, Feathers. Wings, Flow
ors. Ornaments, ETC. etc, which they
open lhis week. give them The best faci,i-
ties Tor furnishing tEeir customers with
fashionable Millinery that Somerset and
have eyer had. D1n't forget 10
give them d call.
For Mrs. j. Il. Walter 4 Son, 10 whom
[ have just sold Fashion Bszar. / take
method OF bespCaking the patronage /
If my old customers. Mrs. W. has had q.
practical experience as u milliner, and that, !
ogether with tie force OF work-women :
he has. and the large stock OF Millinery :
nd other goods The firm are receiving I.
yill give them advantages OF which their .
.usiumers VIII be the shareIa. +.
Mrs. J. Il. TREDwELL. ,
- =
Mr. John Feig, OF ~StonYcreek township, p.
in 10 pay his subscription to the F.
iERALD on Saturday last, and told Us the
remarkable incident He
as a turkey that during the month Of
and up to date in the present .
lCnth n8s laia twenty egg ana IL sill lay !,
DE-. This Is remarkable from The fact that 4
are never known 10 lay except in
be Spring Of Che year. f.
RELIGIoUs N0TIcE.-E!der d /. Kin
10, ~ West Virginia, viii hold a series /
f mccting IN TIE Disciples meeting \
ouse az Berlin. commencing Thursday
November %, and continuing ale
eek or ten days. Mr. X. is 4 preacher \,
more than usual abilities, and fhe neo-
lie giii % veil % give hll large audi @
loes and az attentive hearigg. ldr
The eve cheese factories which we're ia n,
ia this county during the sam
er closed dogn al tie beginning o! uae IN
resent month for The winter season. aud Ia
,~eraiions will not be resGmed until the
st Of April next. The employees 10 these Al
were nearly all residents Of New -
ork, and they have returned to that Al
ate.
Having sold Oh; my store to Mrs. }. r do
alter & Son. hope that all persons VI
accounts IN my books viii, With n
1 fsaihef notice. call and settic. Ac- m
unis unpaid after January /, next, viii -
placed IL the hands Of Justice Of the co
zee tor ~coileciioE. 81
MRs. Jas. b. rREDwELf~ co
Tie case Of tie Commonwealth rs John ~ !
charged with writing threaten y,
? letters and malicious mischief. excited u
good deal Of interest last week. The =.
" found Air uoesiAg Fsi guilty g9i -
costs. hi
The larg tl4; va. d~esiaoYel by AEe -
I Saturday aiehi a vesk was the prop =
y Of Jacob D. loder, snd hoi Heary
der, as this Papf stated. L,
A pretty Somerset girl is a mind read =,
She said 10 bashiul beau the ether !.
90, t'lai J belieFe fop ahe s'.ag j. Il
S ne. Size Hgs righf. "a,
rhe v Use man plAeeih The sock Of bis
D 10 his shoulder before be ireih; but All
fool looketh down The barrel to see ne MT
Il start ia
zee Inc aager.isem1st q he sei6sase NJ
,lricaa. IN another column. It Is the hi,
4 and most Feliable scientific paper pub san
cd. Ih
He
he Jshnstswn Tri5ale demands an IN IL,
legation. ard wants Coffroth 10 sue il ins
libel. VIII he do IL Not by a jug knt
: lie 0~aTen'i,' 70
8el
his has been a bad term OF Court for Coz
Disiric, Attorney. Only two criminal lar
{ tried last week. Am