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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

LAMBERTsvILLE IrENs Mn. EDITOR
-0wing TO the inaavertancy of some o
our most enierprising young men, we fail
ed to notice anything in yosr most valua
bl5 paner, ef which / am a reader, relative
i the business interests, or anything per
tanning 10 our little hamlet. For the bels
TT Ut the EssHy readers please lnsei. 'hs
following
Mr.. J.. {. Lambert and family, wers
visiting their friends, but have gone to th,
Oil Regions. where they are stsyi5g .
present "pinty" Is the saae lelly eaa!
as Ia primitive days, Comma ely wltler.
Mis-. Reese is having a new fence pu'
around her lot Mr.. Cook, the workman.
IS master OF his profession.
lAe boys have been se1enading every
Saturday night. about a mile from town.
The groom seems 10 be the most sly and
gets away from then.
1t goes With ileLl like the old nan steal
ing the hog. Lots of squealing, but nc
wopl.' They expect having 3 good lssC
once they gel the scads,
The fellow of sixteen summers who &C.
companied the '.blonde OF the country,
after seeing gas fatUEs or "J~aok.wltn 8
lantern" ssys "The women may CO.
He does not wish 10 be frightened again.
House and yard cleaning seen. 10 be liz
predominant work, which. in my estimG-
ton. is essential 10 the laws OF health. :
The farmers are sowing oats with q plen-
tiful hand.
Respectfully,
BERK.
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CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR q FEED
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a Uaiversisy Restreyee.


IspIASAeoLIs. April 20 Uni
versity of Notre Dame, two miles
north of South Hend. Ind. was de-
stroyed by Gre to-day. with the 10.
Urinary, Music Hall, Old Mems
Home, Minum's playhouse, aud part
of the contents Of al, Zoe origin Of
the Gre Is involved in doubt, but
Spontaneous combustion, caused hy
the rays Of the sun on the pitch sHj
gravel ca the roof, 10 The generally
accepted theory. The Ere was dis
covered soon after 10 O'Clock, IA tas
base of the DONG vhi.a ssrmoanted
the University, snd vigorous steps
were taken I 0 check its bead way.
The dome burned like finder, and
soon the statue of the virgin Mary,
weighing . TOO. and a gift Of the EN-
peror Napoleon, Of France. fell, crush
ing through the roof and opening a
passage 20 10 ~iatsrior Cor The now
raging iames. By l2 O'Clock :he
college and four adjoining tsiidings
were . Msss Of raias, ssd in the ex-
element that prevailed, mach valls-
BILE property was sacrificed. The
college and circulating libraries, con
taining 10 all $4,000 volumns: the
museum, which cost 10000; /. pf,
snss spd other musical instruments.
we're destroyed This college boast
ed Of the largest bell on the continent,
the gin OF the Brothers " The Sacred
Heart, 10 Paris. France. President
Corby estimates the loss at not less
than $500. 900. and states that the
college viii be rebuilt al the earliest
possible date.
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Loi Spring is here Winter ~lingereth
il her lap no mere The iestise maiden
skippeth and the little girl jumpeth rope
the small boy drsweih a magic circle and
causeih the marble to r~evolve the soul OF
The sad-eyed young IaE, whose girl hath
bounced him with an exceeding great
bounee. and he straightwsy maketh 9
poem in which he singeth the beauties OF
Spring. and bringcih il TO the editor who
l2ugheth him 10 scorn, and sayeih Go
10. thou ssd-eyed man, knoweih thou not
that all is vanity and veyaiiop Of snlri.
Tho tramp giraeth up ms loins ana goeth
about seeking whom he may desour the
sound OF the organ-grinder doth not cease
because they are tex, ioT tney are Dot lew,
bot wax numerous the buzz OF the ny
and the voice of the peeping frog Is heard
IN the land; and the wise merchant rush.
eth to the newspaper and shouteih BE
il known TO the sons and daughters Of men
that I have ? largo stelk OF ssGiRg gooSS
And Behold his Golfers swell with '.lithy
l8ore, while the foolish merchant sayeih
Il Is naughi, and behold the Sheriff layeth
his hands upon him, for bis creditors are
as the sand o; ihe ga shore IN RE.nDef AID
sfs G~iagi6Togs ter tlelr just dues, and
Laneeth his banner on the outer wall. and
il the lamily oil that foolish merehan;
there Is weeping md wallirg aao gsashiEg
u teeth. and tie wise merchant smilefh,
sn6 saYeih Had be but advertised bis
business he would have been prosperous,
bis children would have chung round like
olive branches and would have been 3 sup
port and comfort 10 him in his old age.
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Rosxh work with the aoon,hiner.

WHEELING. W. Va. April 81
Deputy Revenue Collector Dotso1
with four assistants encountered on
Friday morning last, near Osborn:
Ford, Scott county, Va, q party Of
moonsbiaers, who attacked during
the darkness, Dotson's party with
stones, and besieged them in the
vicinity Of John Cox's still-bouse IN
til dawn, when u single shot from
Dolson's party killed Jonn Cox, the
proprietor OF the distillery. He was
shot in the head and instantly killed.
Cox's two brothers then surrendered
but the other three escaped. Cox
had a wife and several children
The moonshiners were armed with
pistols, and demanded the surrender
of The revenue ollcers They frs
used stones in the darkness, but at
dawn were preparing to attack with
their pistols Cox was known as
desperate John Cox" The disiil-
J. ~ was destroyed.
Deputy Collector Cooper at Madi-
sonvill, Monroe county, Tennessee,
telegrsphs Commissioner Baum as
follows: my raiding party of eleven
men was fred on from ambush at
Milt Williams istiilery, GA tie hes +
waters of Citico creek. Deputy Col
lector William Lindssy, Of the First
Division. was shot 10 the arm, break
ing 1t above thee lbow. Several shots
we're exchanged W. succeeded in
the seizare a destruction Of the dis
ulieEy. Milf Williams, Jacob Mill
sop aud John McEivery tre suspect
ed as the asssiliog party. We start
ed On the 18th, destroyed fogr disiil.
leries and made two arrests"
1AsavILLC, TESS, April al
Seven hundred violstors of the rev.
enue laws appeared befase the United
States CireaiI Court to day. 0ne
buudred and sevepiy-6se accepted
Attorney tieuersl pevens' amnesty,
and the rest will follow suit
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

We keep constantly on hand the Celebrated Cucumber
Pump, porcelain lined) and a cheaper quality that are not
lined This Pump has taken the lead of all others wherever
introduced.
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All goods warranted to be as represented. Our principles
are Fair Dealing, Quick Sales, and Small Profits
We challenge competition. Call and examine goods, and as
certain prices before purchasing elsewhere.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

Blacksmiths' tools and supplies, such as Iron, Norway Nail
rod Iron, Vulcan Horse-nails, Taper Taps, Horse Shoes, Fine
Sleigh-shoes and Cast Steel, A full line of Best Norway Iron,
Carriage and Tire Bolts, and Axle Clips. A complete stock of
Malleable Iron, Burrs, Sc, &c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

On the night Of The 22d Of Apr! the
residence OF VIM. IL. Walker. of Stony
creek township. was burglarized. and the
following named articles taken One sill
yer watch, enc pair fine boots. coat and
bat. ) bushels wheat. Is bushels oats, .
bushels clover seed. and a number Of other
articles TO the value Of about fifty dollars.
The burglars ,elt q miners lamp In the
house which Mr.. ". thought he had seen
before. but IS unable Il recollect when or
where.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

Something SHOULD be d0ae TO restore the
old Academy property to decent condition
the windows are broken, the fences torn
down, the slile destroyed. the yard filed
full OF rubbish, and everything wears the
appearance OF neglect. II grieves Que to
observe tins aud then recall the happy
hours spent and the delightful q ~ioggings
received within It's sacred walls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

Harmless as milk, is the Perfected But
ter Color of Wells. Richardson & CO.,
Burlington. VT There is no longer either
excuse or necessity for using the crude
color preparations of u g~Iandmothers,
which could never be depended upon for
uniformity, and tended TO keep the butte 7
at q depressed valuation. For sale by all
Druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

There is no use denying the fact that the
people of this town have awakened to the
fact that Spring is here. The uncovered
garden beds and the denuded lawns
speak volumes as the coming OF the vernal
season. Occasionally a timely shower
iissipates the dreams of the more enihu-
slas;ie-but, nevertheless, cpring is here.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

There was quite a large crowd OF people
in town Friday, many OF them being
strangers from a distance. to attend the
Sheriff. Sale, which took place in the at
teTnoon. Most of the real estate advertised
was disposed of at very low figures. farms
that cost their owners thousands OF dollars
being sold for a few hundred.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30
THIRTEENTH ST, CHESTNUT TO MARKET SITS. |
Horses DoPned.

PIrTsBuRG, April 24-Tbe elegan,
residence of Alexander King, 10 the
east end Of this city, was destroyed
BY FIRE early this morning The sta.
bles, containing 10 valuable blooded
horses and 6 cows, were also destroy
ed before the stock could be removed.
Among the horses burned were the
well known trotters Nettie Ellis, Net.
tie and Lady Alice. The loss is es.
limated at SIS. 900, on which there
was no insurance, Mr.. King having
neglected to renew his policies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

There isa growing feeling IN every
healthy community sgains, the journals
which made i their special object 10 mia
lsier 10 perverted TASTE by seeking q and
serving up ia 3 seductive form disgusting
scandals sud liccntIous revelations There
Is good reason To believe that the clean
newspaper is more highly priZed to-day
than i was four o. sYe geass ass 4
s.ss ssle 10 preGisi ital IS pe0ple IN eli
ranks Of life, who protect then " at
least irom CONTAMINATION, became Hsere
CONSCIOUS Vi lie peFn.cinGs influence OF u
certain class ot journals called enierpris-
ing because they are ambitious 10 serve up
dirty scandals they viii be careiol 10 see
,hst The journals they psfl.i 70 b. Ecea =
ta.s family circle are Of iheriess thai never
fd4 get the p~rJpriafies 0f lite. Already men
and women 81 refinement and healthy
morals have had their attention called 10
Tie pernicicns influence Of lad literature.
and have made commendabie efforts 10
csunteraci tie same BY causing sound 1T
erarure 10 be published and sold al popular
prices. These efforts are w0r-ing a silent
ut sure REVOLUTION. The best authors are
more generally read today than al any
previous time. The sicklY. seutisrentsl
starry b.,oks are slowly. yielding the Heia
10 sorthi0r claimants To the praise az
The clean newspaper, j, nay Dc sid tlai
where Il has a place IN the isDi.y, and mas
been read for years 10y Young and osd, u
has developed such 4 healthy tone and
raes = discriminating ts5ie Xii tae .issIs-
ture Of the slains has no admirers. kor-
ianaiely. the number OF such families e
increasing in the land, and as they iperease,
the Journal shsi deyctes isseif TO s~ickenlng
revelations OF immortality viii be compelled
to ind lis supporters solely among those
classes who practice vice or crime. or are
ambitious 10 learn 10 follow such ways
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DIED.

MILLER.-April IS. 1879, John Miller,
aged sc years and IS days.
QUEER-April 10Th. 1879, Conrad
Queer. aged 8s years, 4 months and IA
days.
WILL.-April II, 1879, Charles Wilson.
son OF Philipan Caroline Will. aged l year
and II days.
TRENT.-At his home. neal Shanks-
vile, April Is. 1878, Stephen Trent, aged
65 years, IL months, and % days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

Ii needs no medical kettle drums
to aid IN proelaiming the virtues of
kidney-Wor The worst kidney or
liver difficulties yield to its efficacy.
and as q remedy for piles or chronic
rheumatism. 1t has nc equal. Sold
bv all Druggists.
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Ed b. SCULI.,
Secretar

The Local" of the HERALD was eaned
last Thursday evening by Mr.. n. ID. Wal
ter, of the firm of Mrs j. II. Walter & Son,
No. 6, Mammoth Block. The matter has
been amicably arranged and no action for
4 and b. will be brought. 1t is a very
neat one and the local sports il with a great
deal OF Eusto,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

CASH BooT AND SHOE SToRE.-All per
sons that wish to buy boots. shoes and
CATERS, for as small a sum as possible will
consult their own interests best by calling
and examining the new stock of goods just
received at the Cash Boot and Shoe Store
Of solomon Uhl, as he is determined that
nc reasonable person shall have any cause
Of complaint against either the quality or
price of his goods.
Cor R1foS Eur
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Fox & Co. have Just received from thu
East the largest. finest. best selected. and
cheapest stock of carpets ever brought e
Somerset county. You can get everything
you want in the carpet line, from an ele-
CANT Brussels or Three ply Ingram, fol
your parlor, to a fine strong Venetian
Twill for your kitchen or dining room.
Call around and see their stock and if you
are not suited it must be because you dc
not want to buy.
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BY ERS q BARNETT,
successors TO JOHN s.YsYERI

We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we have
j UST ED a large and complete stock of Hard
ware, which we intend to sell at
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COLLECTORS POR

OOEI1fN NH UNI
DR.. To amt Of Duplicate, ls7s.....sl7T5
" old Duplicate...... $50 Sc
" Error In Duplicate .......... Is ~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

An ASTONISHING FAcT.-A large pro
portion Of the American people are to da,
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result of these dis
eases upon the masses of intelligent ane
valuable people is most alarming. making
life actually a burden instead ola pleasant
existence of enjoyment and usefulness a:
il ought to be. There is no good reason
for this, if you will only throw aside pre-
judice and skepticism. take the advice Of
Druggists and your friends. and try one
bottle of Green's August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions of bot
ties of this medicine have been given
away TO try It's virtues, sith satisfactory
results in every case. You can buy a
sampe bottle tor 10 cents to try. Three
doses will relieve the worst case. Posi-
lively sold by all Druggists on the West
ern Continent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

There will be a meeting OF the Executive
Con miilee of the 10Th Reserves Reunion,
at the Somerset House. at s O'Clock. p. N.
Thursday, May LIST. a full attendance 4.
desired.
JoHS X EDIE.
Ed b. SCULL, Chairman.
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Estate Of Petn Bridge, late Of New Baltimore
Borough. decea scd.
Letters testamentsry on the above estate having
been granted to the undersigned, residing In Junl
alta township. Bedford county; notice Is hereby
given to those indebted to It TO make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands will
make known the same without delay.
MICHAEL HICKEY,
April 80 Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

Those who appreciate the luxury oi
shade trees. but have heretofore neglected
TO ornament their yards and streeI-ironts
with trees, should attend 10 that matter al
once. The season tor tree planting will
500 be past when it will be loo late until
another year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

We wish to direct the attention OF our
farmers to the notice of Mr.. E. A. Sage,
the Cheese Man, announcing that the
factories are now open tor the reception OF
milk and calling on all parties who signed
contracts to deliver milk on or before the
LIST of May.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

Some of our streets have been placed IL
splendid condition by the Street Commits
sioner and force, during the past week.
We hope they will continue in the good
work until all the streets of the town have
been scrsped and cleaned OF the winter ac-
emulation of debris.
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NoTIcE.-To the patrons of ereameries.
the Jenner y Roads. Bowman, Miller,
Evansville and Gebhsrts Factories are
now open for the reception OF milk. All
parties who signed contracts are expected
to deliver their milk on or before May LIST.
SOMERSET, Pa, E. A. SAGE.
April %, 1879.
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YAursdaa, Nau %. Is19.
NOTICE.

Etste Of John A. Miller, late Of BrotherssaIley
Twp, deceased
Letters te<tamcntary On the above estate haF-
ing been granted 20 the undcrx<gaed, notes 4
hereby given to thnse Indebted tot to rake IN
mediate payment aud rkoss hSsfnG clahas aratna
il 70 present item duly authenticated Sos ss4tis-
@efa ~ hs late residence iA ssBd township, On
Saturday, June :. 1873
JONATHAN MILLER.
HENRY HAY,
April3a Executors.
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The Truth fs Mighty

and viii prevail Thousands who have used and
been cured are living Witnesses to the truth OF our
statement, that 09llER'SlDvER PILLS
WILL CURE the worst cases Of Liver Complaint.
Biliousness. Headache arising therefrom, Costive-
ness, Constipation. Dizziness and all disorders re-
sulting from a diseased liver. Fer sale by all
Druggists. Price IS cents.
r. Z SELLERS & Co, Prop'rs, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GEORGE ". SPeeas. Agent, Somerset, Pa.
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Owing to the williul and malicious de-
str uction of B. & O.'s personal property
along the line of the road, Superintendent
Hyndmsn has been forced to issue the fol
lowing notice
On and after May LIST. 1879. a reward OF
TEN DOLLARS will be paid for the ar
rest and conviction OF any person or per-
sons found throwing missiles at passenger
trains. or defacing. in any manner what
ever, the passenger cars of this Company.
The laws of Pennsylvania are very Sc
we're for offences of this kind, and ii be
hooves parents and guardians to admonish
Z. X. HyNDMAN,
C0NNELLsyILLE, superintendent.
April 26, 1879.
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SALE.

By virtue Off writ Of TesiAtum Fieri Faeias
tssaed cut Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cam
hriz Co.. Pa and TO me directed. i viii expose Il
sale by public cutlery. at the C9s-t Hcae, n Sbul
erst, on VT
Rursdag, Nay %, 1879,
at & clock p. n. the following described real estate,
viz.
Al the right, title, inseres, and cain a Aesr,
!. !. Cnsier, Of, in sna.tse isiseTfpB desetibes
= YeTain TRAIT Of land situate In Paint Twp.
somerset 90. Pa, containing - acres mote 81
less, ofwhich there are about 10 acres cleared cad
y acres IN meadow. with : tNo-<oty Bg
house. log barn AID Gssk opteulbdlpg thereof
erected, adioinfn2' lands 81 Jos;ah Cdster. Ed
quad Holsspple. Charles Leying<;one, David !,
lehman and others. with the sppgrieaas,<a
Taken In execution IS ths ppopcsfJ u Henry p,
J.. Custer. AZ ,hs sait d NV. kein : o.
1EkAs- person pprehssing Ut the aA1se
gale viii pleas take notice, that ten pssoeat Il thu
purchase money mgst be paid IS son - tbs
property v knoeked down. Otherwise IL viii again
% exposed u saie. The residue Of the purchase
money must be patd On or before the a~eknowledv-
msnt By the Court Of the Shersf's deed, ri n
deed sili be acknowledged satl rsrcAhes mooSI
Is paid in
EDGAR KYLE,
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Gu Rep. Co Com.

C'ar.
NsE Noon.
Inns are Frightening
Bn Ball h2s sprouted.
sang hats are budding.
WH flowers are in bloom.
The boys are fishing for clubs.
Sring is here-we hope TO stay.
Sueoure Tor iphiheria-Trent's Cigars.
Nsi dogs are numerous in Berks county.
rs7 little sickness in OUT town at pres
g
Ie martins harbingers OF spring. have
he soda bguiains will soon commence
eL
AiooGioual bare iooied urchin is TO
< san
SHd Us the local happenings OF yoar
u ,tbo.hood.
Merchants vii save money by buying
lisa.s Handmade Cigars
IbePaio bug is 90 hand. ready 10
c1neaT bis annual stack.
DAVIS BreS are the cheapest Sign
hriss IN Western Pennsylvania
rgE portion OF the oats crop will be
VI ihk week II the weather continues
brate
Asg Boots and Shoes at Sol. THIS in
ea@ variety and cheaper than The
aaRt
-ls.W On hand-the Oliver Chilled
.. saa repairs al ByeEs : haraett,
u Morrison & Bros Cough Syrup
AalmeHt and get something good,
~ Pnoe moderate,
EaleimeS awkward for a w30er Of
iAlsa.eT 20 ask the deaf father after her
Al % The public street.
U Sdler, 0culisi and Aurisi. No. 256
n iEsnue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Eye, Ear.
Itas' and Caiarrh s~pecialties.
t.s une has come when the yillager
sEe chickens appreciates the mean
~ ah ' green loving neighbor.
lave two SETS Of new harness that |
" l1ts ior sugar.
J. F. BLYMYER.
g.is & lumber OF our citizsns display
Aoe Gsie in the culture Of flowers
s Slnacr loos cry nsansome.
AoheTbGum's 10 buy your car
te yards iGst received. consisting
Cottage Hemp Rag. Stair and
~ 'oods Just received al Country
\ lne Of prints al ) cents a good
OoAee a, i cents. Everything
~ll1Aisiy iqE
ar PAPERS last Hesori ,or q sessa,
"a Ia coed one too. TO excite the
V start the report that there is
= fashionable wedding.
II ~ubi4don day Of the Chambers.
has bsea -hsagei ION
sturdy. The last number
Nasihy account Of the hanging
there Il : peraity Of $40 at
As violation Of the fsh law. in
as perch in the waters Of this
~th The hrsi Of January and the
liee q TIE State Agricultur-
ss- ave been visiting various points
= ii the purpose 81 choosing .
SaAing State Pair. Ii Is Bo~
1's Eia select Altoona.
= ne present year i the period
g AdTentis;s for the ascension
. ne fesims OF bliss and
Of The impure 10 another
tach which requires no up
-l@ Barrels Of ,.aa,e 81
s-s1eis O. Potatoes.
hcsaek OF Wheat
M IHNL
u e2ohspse for gnois
tooF 4 BEERlzs.
sher Seaiher signs which some
hehese IN as The precursor
aas veAiher i The ending Of The
which occurred on Monday
Isl According 10 them . can
Z g ahead with spade and plow.
iasy Er.les to Dir. ,ick. ,he
1 ~ Insects she uses one tes-
Z AeFosene TO gallon Of water.
IA Cn the plants with ; hand
s'roys green flies. currant
cher pests. and was used
sssa.'! % inehiss. geraniums. cal
'snser plants.
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Ed B. scull. Esq. purchased at Trust.
ee's sale, Friday, the large brick dwelling
house ON Union street. late the property
of Daniel Meyand, Esq, decd. for the
sum Ofihirty- iour hundred and ten dollars.
We are ivld the house alone cost the build
er some Twelve thousand dollars.
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The irsiling arbutus is in bloom. Par.
ties of young ladies can be seen daily
vending their way to and from the woods
that skirt the edge OF the town, with bias
keis filled with the beautiful vines and
flowers on their arms.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-30

Sioreboxes piled high up in front OF bus
mess houses may be a sign OF the improve.
ment ot The times. but it don add much 10
the ornamenta,ion OF the street or place OF
business either.
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All accounts on my books must be set
tied before May LIST. After that date they
will go into the hands of an officer Tor col
lection. hope those whose account are
unsettled on May list. vii. not be offended
when they find them placed Tor collection.
l will be found at my residence.
]. I. BLTMYER.